Show When Governor Governor- of Missouri Met G Governor vernor of Utah J r O 1 i L Tr r J I r c p I N 1 iS I and The u f Ku Jo governor of North rth Carolina and the governor of South Car Carolina Una got Jot together several years ago aro ago they talked about has been a byword ever since That same subject of drinks was discussed when Go Governor Guy B. B Park of Missouri and his family were breakfast guests of ot Governor and Mrs l Henry II Blood at the Hotel Utah Friday morning Left to right Miss Henrietta Park the governors governors governor's gover gover- nors nor's daughter Governor Park Governor Blood Mrs l Park and Mrs 1 Blood Beer Makes Jobs for Rush On for Utah U tah Licenses Governor of Missouri Tells What Brew Has Done Don f in jn St State at Il I f Twenty thousand m men n have ha been given iven employment in Miss Missouri uri b beer er distributing houses Tho Thousands of of others others' ish h have v been g given ven employment In the state in indirectly t thrOugh ugh beers beep j legalization This statement was made here Friday Fri Fri- day by Governor Guy B. B BPark Park of Misouri Missouri Mis Mis- s uri ouri who with his wile wife and daughter daugh daugh- ter cr Henrietta arrived in Salt SaIl Lake Lakeit it at t a a a. a m. m for lor lora bra a da days day's s 's visit before cont continuing nu ng to Sacramento to attend a conference of govern governors rs which opens opens' there here Monday Legalized beer has accomplished I wh what t prohibition failed ailed to do co do Governor Gover Cover nor or Park said It has brought a return to temperance and at the same time Ime has greatly increased ncr aed employment employment employ employ- ment and government revenue Missouri's 1 tax on beer however is isoo too oo low he said the state collecting on only 1 1 cent a gallon for beer consumed con con- umed in the state and n nothing thing on beer jeer exported MORE l E EMPLOYMENT An additional unemployed men are aretO t to be given work in the next few ew we weeks ks on the state road projects he ic said The state has appropriated for highways and is receIving re- re elving from the govern govern- nent ment The state money he said willbe willbe will wille be e used mostly for secondary high high- ways affording farmers in more isolated isolated iso- iso sections an outlet to market for or their products Governor Park was high tn in his praise raise of President Roosevelt and predicted pre pre- re- re he would lead the country out of f the depression In ina a comparatively short time The Thc governor is in accord with the presidents residents policies on prohibition and nd predicted Missouri would vote for tor repeal of the eight eighteenth nth amendment by y a 3 to tol 1 1 majority at the state election elec elec- U ion tion n August 19 SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE TATI E Accompanying the governor was F F. F f. f C. C Lathrop passenger tr traffic man manger Q ger ager er of the Southern Pacific railroad who vho was was sent h sent here re as a special representative of Governor vernor James Rolph Jr Jr r. r o of C California to greet Governor Park and other governors who will willo go o to California for the conference Mr Lathrop too declared that the return of beer has done much t to increase increase in- in crease rease business in the nation The month of M May y showed snowed the first increase in in- cr crease rease ase in freight loadings loadings' on the Southern Pacific since 1929 he said Much lluch of this increase was due to the h hundreds hundreds' of carloads of beer shipped each ach week he declared Governor Park and his family were met at th the station by Governor Henry H. H I. I Blood and Mrs Blood and taken on ona a brief brier tour of the city Governor ark said h he was was was' agreeably surprised at t the unusual beauty beauy of S Salt lt Lake Collector of Internal Revenue Runs Out of Permits I I Utah's s illegal vendors of the federally federally feder feder- i all ally legal 32 per cent beer have a great deal more respect for Uncle Sams Sam's laws than for the states This became apparent Fri Friday when Ira N. N Hinckley collector of internal revenue ran out of federal beer li licenses ii- ii censes ceases and was forced to Issue temporary tern tem permits until a new supply is received And this in the face of a declaration ratiOn by Chief of Police W. W L L. Payne that displaying a f federal eral beer license was pretty good evidence nce to him that an establishment was violatIng violating violat violat- ing the state prohibition law But Mr Hinckley who has the backing of Uncle Sam had warned those selling beer that they must have havea a f federal deral license even if the beer is banned in Utah Mr Hinckley refused refused re rc- re- re fus fused d to say just how man many licenses had been issued Friday but the number number num num- ber of licensed beer vending places was 20 Thursday and the number inthe inthe in inthe the city was known to be double that Frida Friday RECORDS ARE OPEN The records record in Mr Hinckley's office are arc open to the public Federal laws say any citizen who vho wishes can go o to the office of the internal revenue collector collector col col- col lector and look at the list of or those t taking out miscellaneous licenses which includes Include beer selling licenses For 1 any citizen can have an official copy made of or those records Mr Hinckley has has stated he has no interest in the state laws as far as his work is concerned and that all he is interested in is collecting the revenue due Uncle Sam However If Chief of Police W. W L. L Payne were to go to the theoffice theoffice theoffice office and ask to see the list of beer license purchasers Mr Hinckley could not refuse him that right Asked if he was going to do that Chief Payne replied Young man that is a very embarrassing question I refuse to answer MAPPING l OUT PLA PLANT T The chief said however that he and Public Safety Commissioner John rJohn M. M Knight were mapping out a an enforcement enforcement enforce enforce- ment program that would be in effect until beer Is legalized in Utah He refused to say just what this program m mw w would uld be but previously he has stated he intends to enforce the state dry laws Thus those thore who sell beer arc are faced with a choice of two evils They can cand d defy fy Utah laws by purchasing a permit and d displaying It in ina a conspicuous ous otis pl place ce as the law specifies or they can defy both state and federal laws by selling beer without a feder federal 11 per per- mit The latter course does docs not adVertise advertise ad ad- vertise to the world that th they yare are violating vio lating a state l law w but it subject to two penalties |