Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-10-25 | Page 9 | Mayor Praises Debate on Prohibition; Says Citizens Should be Informed

Mayor Praises Debate on Prohibition Says Citizens Should Be Informed Mayor Louis Louis- Marcus in a statement statement statement state state- ment Tuesday lauded the prohibition debate scheduled Wednesday night in Kingsbury hall hail declaring that it Is the dut duty of every citizen to become well Informed on every phase of the prohibition question So live a subject cannot fail to tomake tomake tomake make an interesting debate It is the duty of every every citizen to become well informed on every phase of prohibition tion Wednesday night we shall hear both sides presented by men of outstanding outstanding out out- standing ability who have burning convictions and who will be there to express these convictions The The con conflict conflict met of opinion among the speakers Is typical of the conflict among people peo peo- pie pIc generally the statement said As mayor of Salt Lake City I am vitally interested in any undertaking that promises employment to those who are re out of ot work The success of ot tl this s undertaking will vill I I am assured give employment ment to more than men during the next two months That in i itself elf justifies the undertaking In ing The debate is sponsored by the Utah Art studio and funds lunds derived from th the modest admission fee will be used to complete the studio as 33 a make make- work project Debaters will be the theRe Rev Re Elmer I. I Goshen and Franklin Riter in favor of repeal of or the eighteenth and Nephi L L. Morris Morris Mor Mor- ris and Carl Badger against repeal Governor George H. H Dern will pre pre- side