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BEGINNING MOM. 9:30 AJ1 AT ALL 3 STORES '20 Candidate Sees S. Dry In Near Future With a claimed 40-miHion Americans favoring it, prohibition will again be the law of the land in the not-distant future, William F. Varney of Rockville. Centre, Prohibition Earty candidate for President in 1928, confidently believes.

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"It'j an abridgement of my rights a3 an American citizen not to ba able to vote for the party of my choice because of technicalities," he declared. "Thte same thin? happened to me in 1928 when my party was not on the ballot in this state nor in many other states." He firmly believes, said the rohibitionist, that if his party had been permitted to be on ballot! in each state, he would have obtained more than 1,000,000 otes and could possibly have held the balance of power in some tates. As it was, he polled Although he was well known In prohibition circles at the time of the 1928 convention and had run unsuccessfully several times for office in Nassau County, including state senator, assemblyman and mayor of Rockville Centre, Varney had not sought the nomination. "I was on a proposed list of candidates and knew most of the delegates from my years of aff ili- ation with and work for prohibi- tion groups, but I had no idea of running," he recalled. "When I was nominated I was quite sur-! prised and quite pleased at the opportunity." Realizing his chances at pulling votes away from Al Smith and Herbert Hoover were almost nil if ha could'nt get on the Varney conducted a "front campaign from his Rcokville Centre home.

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