Change in Dry Law Impossible Declares King
UTAH Senator William H King said no real change to the city dry law is possible without a constitutional amendment, arguing repeal of prohibition is unlikely and that only a possible modification would be to legalize 2.75 percent beer and wine. He cited enforcement failures and the Curren’t political constraints as reasons to keep the eighteenth amendment intact. The report notes China’s widow remarriage custom briefly as a contrasting aside.
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