Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-01 | Page 10 | Sound Utah Business Men on "Ad" Mediums

Sound Utah Business Men on "AT Mediums The National Civic Federation with headquarters at New York, whose executive ex-ecutive committee Is made up of tho heads of some Of the leading organizations organi-zations of the 1'nlted States, has addressed ad-dressed a communication to the I't.-ih Afsm i.it d Industries In Ihe form i'f n questionalre. Chief among the questions ques-tions suhmltted Is the one bearing on the attitude of the business men toward to-ward the mediums which he selects for hla advertising and publicity. In. order to gain a consensus of opinion, on this far reaching subject they have asked what the attitude of the buj- nesj men of I'tah Is toward SUhscrih-l lng to organizations under whose shel-t-r and through whose machinery a propaganda Is disseminating which I" contrary' to our American Ideals nnd Institutions. In other words It lays before th- business man the Inconsistency Inconsis-tency of their ptacln'- advertising in any publication or In any wis.. ub-scrlbl ub-scrlbl to any movement whose func-' tlon Is to perpetuate radicalism and cl.iss consciousness. In order to nscer-j tain th attitude of buslnesa men In ' full this questionalre will go out andl liromlsen to h:ive an Important henrlng upon the buying of advertising space) and subscribing to the various fund", rrt-ited from time to time.