ow Standdta Sepb.74 Sa Utah 40th State In Liquor Consumption SALT LAKE CITY — Utah ranks 40th among the 48 states in the apparent per capita consumption of distilled spirits by lons of liquor amount was gallons for in 1957, equivalent each adult which to 1.37 Connecticut resident point (3.41 gallons. per adult) and New Hampshire (3.33 | ; gallons per adult). Foundation of- quor stocks. Foundation a ficials obsérve that consumption analysts hasten to by nonresidents is an important out that comparisons be- factor in the high figures listed of the state. The apparent con-} tween states may be misleading for the District of Columbia and its adult population, according to sumption of liquor throughout Nevada. aid a report just issued by Utah Foundation, the nonprofit governmental research agency. The Foundation report shows that Utahns drank 617,571 gal- of unreported illegal the nation last year amounted to because 2.06 gallons per adult. The term liquor sales. Six of the eight) , “apparent consumption” is used states ranking lower than Utah to designate the consumption of in per capita liquor consumption legally vended and reported li- were Southern States, where traffie in illegal liquor is generally known to be relatively heavy. Reports of the Bureau of Internal | Revenue indicate that more than 90% of the illegal liquor seizures Id by revenue agents are in the 11 Southeastern States. According to the study, the highest apparent per capita con-|‘sumption of liquor was found in the District of Columbia (6.83) .;gallons per adult), followed by I Nevada (5.40 gallons per adult), House Contracts | Converted To Cash Hf you have sold your home’ tract, you can conv * |“ into cash through now available © Savings. phone Savings, Elgin “ Mr. ¥ For or ~ ~ ~ — |