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a cee cnet te * years later, but she didn't. _ ing than men, "'. financial report of the In- ' ‘fust filed by Dr, Alfred c, | Kinsey with Secretary of te nL Nye -_ ¥. “Boles who celebrated his 93d birthday, credits his old age to his mother, .“She might have brought me into the-world 10 @...050 BOOK BEHAVIOR: Women are more interest. . The. proof: The 1954 stitute for Sex Research Crawford F. Parker. It took five’ years for the institute to collect $224,000 in royalties ‘+ on the Indiana University professor's first - * book, “Sexual Behavior of the Human Male.” But in one smashing year just ended, $309,- 000 in royalties piled in on his “Sexual Be- havior of the Human Female.” '“: "+. And the book still is selling bigmat the- luxury price of §8 a copy. : . Scientist Kinsey would be a rich man if , he could pocket the royalties. But they go - to the Rockefeller Foundation for more re- “‘gearch. Kinsey is paid only ls; ;research | expenses:<. - His only salary is ‘what LU, pays him— “510,000 a year. eo ke DR. KINSEY IS doing research for hist” peti wee ee cma we ste eT aes we ee Rea! “alert gr "JAMES. E FARMER Soke GRUDGE. SAYS: Grantye” ; . * ented nook this ‘one on: the séx. criminal: _. The ‘studies take him to many off-limits f- '; ’ places, but he has. a powerful passport to ’ Klein, Klein and Klen!’ at makes no Aiffer- aE free him from innocent interference from watchful.policemen,.. - ., . The passport is a “ietter. ie identities Kinsey as a scientist .with proper causé to be at “unauthorized places.” And in case | Kinsey is arrested the letter urges: “Con- tact this office immediately.” «- --.- It is signed by J. Edgar Hoover, . diree- tor of the Federal urea | ves igation. hfe, =. > -s. ot ” BALLOT BACKFIRE: " Most repeated | “story of the State Legislature is the tale” about how Joseph E. Kien, Hammond Dem- cratic organization in its plan to defeat him | in his 1939 race for state representative. known to run against Klen—Joseph E, Klein of Gary. The politicos figured the doubied- up names, Joseph E. Klein and Joseph E. 1 Klen, on the ballot would confuse Klen uP porters. : Klein didn’t campaign at all, Kien recalls, . “But I went out all over the county, saying, ‘Vote for both Klein and Klen! -Klen and ence!’ ” 5 ~ When the votes were in, Kien and Klein, were at the top of the cohumn—each el by a 5,000-vote majority. . 3 oy oS - ENCLOS Une. sf oe G2 - GEE B~/] 3 -ocrat, outsmarted the Lake County Demo- ~:~ The party brought out a political un- _