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Don't Be a "Sugar Daddy" to Moonshiners! #nn (1957)

US Department of the Treasury, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms · 1957 · 13 pages

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This 1957 Treasury Department comic book presents a public service message warning citizens not to supply sugar to moonshiners. The comic illustrates how bootleggers use sugar as a key ingredient in illegal whiskey production, showing the cooking process that transforms sugar into alcohol. The narrative emphasizes that if bootleggers cannot obtain sugar, they cannot operate their illegal businesses, and urges readers to refuse to sell sugar to suspicious customers as a way to help the government combat moonshining operations.

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