Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1930 — Page 10

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NAMES PERSONS BEHIND BALLOT ON PROHIBITION Publisher Resents Charges by Anti-Saloon League of Wet Motives. BY FOSTER EATON t'Dllfi) Pr- _ otatf Correipondtnt ATLANTA, Ga.. May 9.—Much of the mystery surrounding the national prohibition survey, a $7,000,000 project to poll 32,000,000 Americans on the success or failure of prohibition, was dispelled today by Thomas Edward Kennedy, acting executive director, in an exclusive interview with the United Press. Receipt of confidential information from Washington that officials of the Anti-Saloon League of America planned to ‘‘expose” him Saturday, he said, prompted him to divulge his true identity and to make public the personal recommendations which induced the survey to retain Lewis K. Moore Jr. as its financial director. Heretofore, Kennedy has been known here only as “Edward Kennedy.” Nothing of his origin, his financial backing, has been given out. Asa result, motives of the survey have been under suspicion for weeks. Dr. C. O. Jones, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Georgia, has branded the organization publicly as “wet.” To dispel that impression and to anticipate an expected attack from Washington, Kennedy said today he is Thomas Edward Kennedy, former president of American Publishers Corporation, publishers of “Chicago.” Dealing with the forthcoming 1933 world’s fair at Chicago. Associated with him in publication of “Chicago,” he said, is Rush Butler Jr., son of the senior member of the Chicago and Washington legal firm of Butler, Lamb, Foster & Pope, and Edward F. Ham, millionaire publisher of “Traffic World,” Chicago. KILLER FINALLY SLAIN • Lone Wolf of Montana Meets End When He Loses Wariness. If If I nitt ft pri nt STANFORD, Mont., May 9.—The Bloody career of another western Killer was at an end today. The lone ,vols of the little belt was slain when, for an instant,, he lost the wariness that brought him fame throughout Montana. For years the w’olf outwitted government trappers, cattlemen, sheepmen, poison and wolfhound packs.

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WEEK-END TRIP TO SHADES SUGGESTED Motor Club Outlines Best Route to Indiana State Park. A week-end trip to the Shades is suggested this week by the touring department of the Hoosier Motor Club. The best route is as follows: West on Washington street on Road 36 through Bainbridge to Road 43; north on Itoad 43 to first county road north of Lapland; west on county road to Shades. The route will be well marked with arrows from intersection of Road 43 to the Shades. The route is paved to beyond Danville and the remainder is good gravel. The distance is sixty miles. Negro;., Rob Taxi Driver Forest King, 31, of 340 West Raymond street, taxi driver, reported two Negro passengers in his cab robbed him of $6.50 early today, forced him from the cab and used it to escape.

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HOME AVERAGE ! IN CITY IS HIGH Record of Indianapolis Is Praised by Speaker. Stock fire insurance companies have invested $7,878,550 in stocks of | sixteen steam railways entering Indianapolis and $17,723,059 in bonds ' of the roads, Harry Curran Wilbur, Chicago, financial, economics and ; public relations counsel, declared in an address today noon before an i open forum at the Chamber of I Commerce. The fire insurance companies also | have invested $677,000 in stocks and bonds of light, heat, gas and street i railway companies in Indianapolis, he pointed out. S He declared the average annual

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rate for stock fire insurance has decreased from $lO4 in 1913 to 86 cents today. “Indianapolis has no reason to apologize for her showing in the field of homes,” he declared. “Statistics show Indianapolis to have 228 homes for each 1,000 population, a record of home owning that exceeds that of any other industrial city with a population of more than 200,000 and records show more than 40 per cent of these homes are owned by families residing in them. Finland chemists have perfected a method of making sugar from sawdust. About 1,433 pounds of sugar suitable for animal fodder can be obtained from 2,204 pounds of sawdust, it is claimed.

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COAST WOMAN ORDERS $7,000 WEDDING GOWN Society Circles Speculate on Identity of Western Bride. Bu Vnitcii Prrnt LOS ANGELES, May 9.—Society circles were speculating today on the identity of the woman who ordered a $7,000 wedding gown from Harry Collins, Los Angeles designer. A large piece of rose-point lace, formerly owned by the late Empress Eugenia, wife of Napoleon 111. last of the Bonapartes, was used in making the gown. The lace was bought from an European museum for $5,000.

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