Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-10-26 | Page 9 | Debate Sponsors Dust off S. R. O. Sign Anent Packed House for Wet-Dry Fray

Debate Sponsors Dust Off S. S R. R 0 O. Sign Anent Packed House for Wet-Dry Wet Fray Prohibition the long-faced long gentleman gentle gentle- man of ot political cartoons will be dissected dissected dissected dis dis- Wednesday night during an old fashioned debate on the wet-dry wet issue in Kingsbury hall So much public interest has been beer shown in the affair that directors of the Utah Art studio sponsors of the debate were viere dusting dusling off the S. S R. R O. O sign during the day in anticipation of a paCKed Chairmen of the evening will will be Governor George H. H Dern who will preside while the Rev Elmer I. I I Goshen and Franklin Riter talk lalk against again prohibition and Nephi L. L Morris Morris Morris Mor Mor- ris and Carl A. A Badger speak in defense defense defense de de- de- de of it it The debate was the subject for discussion discussion dis dis- in every quarter during the day and met with the approval of ot every everyone one Republicans and Democrats Democrats Demo Demo- have canceled all aU local rallies rallies' to o allow full fun attendance at nt the af- af fair air Modest admission charge will be bec c collected for the debate and the proceeds proceeds proceeds pro pro- will vill go co toward providing employment employment employment em em- for tor approximately skilled workmen in jr completing the thc Utah Art studio Completion of the art studio formerly formerly formerly for for- merly known as the Art Barn is one one of the work make-work projects for fall tall which has been Indorsed by Governor Dern Mayor Louis Marcus and others Mr Morris former Republican candidate candidate can can- did ate for governor and Mr Badger prominent local attorney will divide 45 minutes in defense of or prohibition and the same amount of time will be given to Dr Goshen of the First Congregational Congregational Con Con- church and Mr Riter also an attorney who will oppose prohibition prohibition tion as a moral economic and governmental gov gov- failure Many debate clubs throughout the cit city will attend the affair to lo obtain data for similar forensic contests to tobe tobe tobe be held at schools and other places The West high school debating club of ot 75 members has made reservations to attend as as' as h have ve members of ot the university's organ organization n. n There Ther will be no decision given on the debate but those who attend will receive ballots to lo express their convictions convictions con- con on the wet-dry wet subject Th The program will willbe be augmented by musical numbers by Albert J J. Southwick Southwick South- South wick director of the Orpheus club accompanied by Vera Vcra Frey Beeson