(Utahns » Standard nf And Liquo? s-r¢.20ate 2An 4A Og : aks v40t D. among. | the Jtah re P age brandy, Utal I . Fi ound: | 4 tj on dl we CT ae S a7 aa revorts a ‘ SOR NO f 4 ie Feae it i aa. me in a re- Ce BaeSa i), : search ‘pull letin, The aeee: ‘states Balla Utah are in the south where great quantities of moonshine liquor are made and consumed. This gallonage escapes the stat- isticians as well as the tax collectors. When — all is said and done, Utah with its low consumption of 1.37 gallons per adult resident per year, is probably at the bottom close | to it in consumption of spirits. It is worth while to advertise this fact widely within the state because many Utahns have the belief that Utah liquor con- sumption is excessive. Utahns appear quite temperate as we compare our figure of 1.37 gallons with the 6.83. gallons for the District of Columbia, 3.41 for Connecticut. 5.4 for Nevada, and The character of Utah people and the operations of our Utah liquor control law are largely responsible for Utah’s low spirits consumption. From time to time we hear statements to the effect that our mo- nopoly law requiring sale in bottles tends — to increase consumption. National figures, — _ however, generally support the can liquor : ich consumption Rermit bale Py higher is ime “lee dr rink, in that states. 1