would; but that they would
make it hot for me any way;
that they had made it hot for
me so many times that I rather
enjoyed the sensation, and I
still stood by my recommenda
tion.
Mr. President, I have called
attention to several instances.
I could call attention to many
more, but it seems to me they
are outstanding. They show
what has been attempted in the
way of the enforcement of pro
hibition.
An honest effort to enforce
prohibition would succeed. The
trouble is political considera
tions are being given the right
of way over law enforcement.
This is true not only of Sec
retary Mellon, but also of other
strong political leaders like na
tional committeeman Hilles of
New York. For further details
see page 1940 of the Congres
sional Record of January 13th.
Following detailed charges by
Senator George Norris, Senator
Heflin said , “In other words
they are filling up the law en
forcement service with men
who do not believe in enforcing
the law.”
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Dear Editor:.
The comment in your May
issue on the statement of Mr.
Donnelly, Representative from
the Fairbanks District that “he
was glad to be a member of the
House as the Senate represents
the Fifth Division” was quite
timely. We all know that Mr.
Donnelly played the part of “Fi
do” for the Seattle cannery lob
by and the bureau crowd during
the legislative session.
Mr. Donnelly is a BUSINESS
MAN and he wanted that fact to
be clearly understood by all per
sons who came in contact with
him at Juneau. Quite natural
ly a business man associates
with business men only and
when ordinary fishermen and
working persons sought his in
terest in their cause they re
ceived the “glassy gaze.”
When Mr. Donnelly spoke of
the Alaska Senate as the Fifth
Division he was just stirring up
a little dust to obscure the view
of himself that observers caught
while he was carrying out the
wishes of the Seattle lobby.
No member of the Alaska Le
gislature since its first session
has been more obedient to the
lobby than this same Mr. Don
nelly and liis criticism of the Sen
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