Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-02 | Page 4 | Saving ir Jobs

SAVING THEIR THEm JOBS SO CO the regional conference of the Anti Saloon I.- I. league meeting in Chicago sets itself a six point program for an increasing campaign campaign campaign cam cam- to retain the he eighteenth amendment Twenty four states have voted on the ty-first ty amendment which would send our noble experiment back to the limbo of forgotten forgotten forgotten for for- gotten things The score stands 24 01 In addition to working to save the the great American blotter that failed to o blot the league loague proposes to retain state and local prohibition laws to agitate for the election of dry eX executives tives and enforcement officers to campaign to get out the largest possible numbers to vote at atthe atthe atthe the elections in states yet to ballot on repeal to campaign in an effort t to teach everyone the fundamental fact that beverage alcohol is a narcotic and to inaugurate a nationwide young peoples people's movement for total abstinence and prohibition on With respect to its educational campaigns no DO one ono can find fault if they are conducted along rational and factual lines by ignorant and bigoted fanaticism As to the rest of f. f the tho program it is simply the hysteria of panicky paid workers in a lost cause to save their jobs V Well ell you yon cant can't blame a man manfor manfor mano for o that A A. job is a job these days All it means though is that thousands of ofell meaning well ell ell- persons over the tho country will continue to donate their money to carry on a futile effort Its It's their money and they can So do what they want with it There is no law Jaw against that Maybe faybe there will be some day You never ne can tell teU what legislatures legislatures legisla legisla- tures will do e