Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1930 — Page 5

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His job is to see that social activities at the White House an carried out according to the most approved forms of atiquet. Lammont Belin, above, just has been appointed social secretary of the presidential household, succeeding W. D. Robbins. Belin formerly was the first assistant secretary of the -United States embassy at London.

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'HOOVER KEEPS PROHIBITION 'ON ICE.’ JSCHARGE Caraway Calls Wickersbam Commission Merely a Cold Storage Device. By UnUfd Prr*s WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S—Sena tor Thaddeus H Caraway (Dem . Ark.) today described the Wickersham crime commission as a cold storage device created by President Hoover to escape taking a definite position on the prohibition question. “I presume," Caraway said, "thatthe Wickersham committee is carrying out the wishes of its creator "It is a cold storage commission. President Hoover was vague and un - determined on prohibition during the campaign. He is suspected now by both the drys and the wets. "Put the President wants to keep this question on ice until he decides there is a settled public opinion with regard to it. And I believe he would be satisfied to accept either side of the prohibition question after that. "There are many questions before the country today. There is not another on which there is more urgent need for an inteliigent, honest declaration by the President of the United States than on this question of prohibition. "The Wickersham commission was supposed to report for the information of this session of congress. It should refuse to be a smoke screen or a cold storage box any longer." Caraway is an uncompromising dry. He will be found this winter supporting Senator Carter Glass (Dem., Va.), who is expecting to inaugurate congressional bombardment of the commission's efforts to solve the prohibition problem.