New Britain herald., 1926-07-06
CONN. WOMAN
 HEAVY GIVER
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arms will go to Congressman Mo- rin's Atlantic City home and sub poena him and bring him here" " said Senator King.
 The committee made public a list of contributors to the association against the prohibition amendment, but withheld a list of anti-saloon league contributors obtained from the records at league Headquarters in Ohio. Publication of this list has objected to by Wayne B. Wheeler. The committee decided three to two to make public later only those con- tributions which have been made recently. Others will be held in confidence as not germane to tho present inquiry.
 "The committee will examine the list and decide which are to be en- tered on the record King said. Until that is done the list will not be published"
 Senator Reed, Democrat. Mis- souri, the chairman. and Senator La Toilette, Republican, Wisconsin, were recorded as voting 10 make all the names public with Senators King. Golf. Republican, West Nir- cinia, and McNary Republican, Oregon, voting the other way,
 Hill Makes Denial
 Appearing before the committee al his own request, Representative Hill, republican, Maryland, head of the wet bloc in the house, hatly denied statements of Wayne E. Wheeler that he had received "honorariums" for making wet speeches. He added that he never received any money from the li- qlor interests in his political cam paigns.
 Hill told tha committee that he had made many speeches for the association against the prohibition amendment. including eight in California, but only his expenses had been paid. He received $25 for an article on prohibition in the North American Review, he said, and 2I5 for another article written for Current History,
 'T did rot fcel like returning the s25," he said. Tn the case of the S75. l divided that between my three daughters so they might start savings accounts"
 Replying 10 Senator Golf. Hin said he would not accept money for making speeches on any spb- feet pending before congress. He added that this was "a matter Of personal taste and judgment"
 Refused Liquor Cases
 The Marylander testified that when he began to fight prohibition in congress a number Of persons wanted his Baltimore law firm 10 take liquor cases. but he had re- fused 10 permit it 10 do so.
 q wanted 10 make certain that no one could ever say that I had made money out of the prohibition question in any way" he said.
 William II. Slayton. national chairman of the association against the prohibition amendment. was recalled and said he had no objec- tion 10 making public the list of contributors 10 his organization without any reservation" The committee will send an accountant however, to inspect the books Of the wet organization.
 Stayton reiterated that his or yanization at first did not take money from persons directly or in lirectly connected with the liquor raffic.
 "One day man came to me who ! little wooden cases in | which beer bottles had been packed" | le said. 'I told him I would have l o refuse his contribution. Then he | aid: You would not refuse money 1 rom the farmer, and yet their corn | .ocs into the manufacture of whis- 1 ,ey. You wouldn't refuse money i