Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1924, Page 29

KVALE WANTS DRY | LAWS MADE DRYER Voistead's Successor De- clares Prohibition’s Father Too Much of a Wet. Muking his first speech in House, Representative Kvalc, pendent, Minnesota. successor of Rep- resentative Volstead, yesterday ed the Volstead act as not dry « Mr. Kvale declared he purpose amend the Volstead act to prohibition effective, not only for the poor, but for the rich.’ Pointing out the enforcement act vermitted of liguor in private dwellings, Mr. Kvale declared it one of the main reasons for dis- vegard of the elghteenth amendment. Protect Liguor Cellars, No stronger guard could been placed,” he sald, “nor more im- penetrable wall could ever have been built around the Newport and Atlan- tic City whisky cellars than this clause He adged that his bill was ‘fathered by the Auti-Saloon League nor do I 100k 10 that source for any support for it; it is oo dry and ton rrogressive for th nization, or perhaps 1 should s of that organization.’ “The entorcement act. Usometimes erroneously and possession have fu said, in all his life had given the saloon or the lauor traffic any worry, that act framed by the yers of the Anti-Saloon League. So framed and has so operated si its enactment into law as law for the poor and a priv the rich The law belted its promise.” Breeding Hypocrites. “By the manner in which today are enforcing. or rather failin enforce, the oighteenth amendme we are' breeding u mnation of h eri And God pity the offspring Representative Berger, alist Wicconsin, asked Kvale if it wi true that there was more drunken- ness now than ever before. The Min- Tesotu representative negative. but Mr. Berger rejoined that he spoke from esperfence. “I never get drunk.” he hastened to add. “I never got drunk in my life. But the trouble is the liquor now is rot good. Tt is poison.” TRepresentative Blanton, democrat. Texas, ‘suggested that Instead of tax- rivate liquor stocks they st in operation has arcely notice a li 1d not decrex ¥ on account of it “Such a tax wouldn't cost as much said Mr. Blanton. “as a little golf trip to Florida Warmed up to the discussion o prohibition, the House moment forgot the appropriation_ bill, w was under consideration. Even Rey ssntative Cramton, republican . in charge of the bill, xed up in the discussion, order to comment on_ Mr. 1 speech, declined to give Chairman Smith tion commit time to discuss the appropriation & Mr. Cramton, one of the dryest d in the House. paid tribute stead, declaring he had lasting national serv pioning the cause RADIOING KING’S SPEECH IS BANNED BY POLITICS Arrangements Held Feasible and British Ruler Willing, But Cab- inet Interposes Objections. Br the Associated Press. 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