Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1931, Page 7

SHEPPARD HOLDS DRY LAW 10 STAY One of Authors of 18th| Amendment Makes Speech on Its Eleventh Anniversary. By the Associated Press. Marking the eleventh anniversary of | o~ national prohibition, one of the luthorll EX AUSTRIAN OFFICER of the eighteenth amendment told the| Serfate today the dry clause would stay | in the Constitution forever. He was Senator Sheppard, Democr-t.i “Texas, making the first Senate speech | on the liquor question this session, with | a fighting defense of prohibition. Denying it had caused an increase in crime or of drinking among young peo- ple. Sheppard told his colleagues repeal | of the eighteenth amendment would “let loase upon your country evils which | will 'mean the arrest of its progress, | the wreck of its glory, the pollution of 1ts name and fame.” Became Severe Threat. “Those who clamor for the restoration of legalized liquor have short memories | 5 A & 1 knowledge of .the lawlessness and | *T5="3, An¢, e Gty & Corruption for which legalized LQuor | worth '$75 and other electrical equip- ,” Sheppard “The fight against beverage alcobol|p“Ames of Clarendon, Va. The jury reached an Intensive status” he said, |found Giannoni guilty of grand larceny %“when increased population, * * * in ereased chances for gain made possible | *"\¢ "1 ore was doubt about the value by the machine age united to bring about the manufacture of intoxicants | ot > e nging to Robert to an extent that threatened the Der-|yergict was petit larceny in that case C. Adki manent corruption and control of gov- grmment, the general impatrment Of | the prisoner to jail to await the dispo- health and morals d cy.’ Pointing to what he called hopeless be filed 'd!mlnn among the wets, Sheppard $aid eant of them advocate the complete entry of the Federal Government into the liquor business, others suggest each State be authorized to engage in the mor business if it should so desire and others would leave the situation as it was before the eighteenth amend- ment was adopted.” Government control has demonstrated | Home Raided While She Was on elsewhere, he said, that it increases th: consumption of liquor and results in the great mass of the American people. “The comparative handful of prohibi- tion enforcement officials, about 1,700, . % sl d among 123,000,000 but for the fact that they must cope been given with but a comparatively small and|, six-month sentence on convintlol;il of lawless minority. “To call this enforcement group an army threatening the givncy, and imperiling the liberty of e Amerlgn jple is another wring- urdity.” SR T SR When the Watch Committee of Car- ided to it itly decl AT ke Julius Lansburgh Furniture CoJllllNNINIQuality That EnduresiIIEntrance, 909 F St. N. WA, me, menacing Motorist Explains Speeding Was Just to Satisfy His Baby By the Associated Press. EVANSTON, Ill, January 16.— one: “My 2-year-old son here kept gging me to take him to a fire, ld.” When arrested, police said he was making bis 45 miles an hour behind a big red chemical truck of the fir: department. CONVICTED OF LARCENY | Frank Giannoni Committed to Jail Pending Disposition of New Trial Motion. Prank Giannoni, former A\utriln; naval officer, and skipper of the con-| verted subchaser, Anna, which has been moored in the Washington Channel for several months while its owner was prosecuting his suit for $30,000 dam- ages against the United States for the loss of his ship registration papers and for damage to his boat, was convicted yesterday afternoon in Criminal Di- vision 2 of two charges, one of grand He was charged with taking a radio D ment from a boat belonging to William on that charge. f the goods taken from another boat G. 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