Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-12-22 | Page 2 | Decision on Dry Law Report to be Ready for President Soon

1 I Decision Dry Vry L Lj w t Decision I on onit I 11 tR R port it to Be Ready ii x ci r r v v T i r j k V v-T v T T i ii f. f F j For P President d ent S' S Soon i lA l 4 l t t. t J Lw Enforcement Comi Commission Com Corn i mission t riot Not in Agree Agree- merit i ton on C Chief Points t i W WASHINGTON B Dec 22 23 AP AP- AP M j b O b. b th the tho law Jaw aw enforcement commission expect the next few lew dats das will bring a Q d decision on an wl b written Into their Th members white while confident th their can an get the tho recommendations b r president about January 1 Ji not y not y yet t nc according to authoritative auth- auth word reached agreement upon the loal points i The The commission e commission apparently has de ded decided Jd d to disregard entirely the tho cIz Clark Clarke decision holding Invalid the eighteenth amendment There had bee boen that the do- do had bad b been en placed before the n e supreme coin t by direct appeal flied filed las t-i t Saturday the tho commission might hold up Its AlL A I PRESENT u A tie group re rc reassembled s today it Ji for foe the first time it its full membership of ot eleven cleven Judge William Wil VU liam ni S S. S Kenyon h had d been held out but ut uto o the of t c city by Jur court sessions cessions for tor forthe forthe the p past st three weeks Where Thero wa was was' wasa a stron strong strong- expectation that the tho commission report would bB bot Some time ago it developed tile the members planned to app append nd supplementary explanations of individual positions and to- to appeared red hopes were entertained enter enter- ed that all aU differences at opinion co could ld b be e cov covered r d b by th these se ty d new ev attack on the Clark CIrk decision de do- cislon came yesterday from Ernest general gene secretary of ot the the- he World League Against Alcoholism Al AI- Al- Al who issued n. n a statement asserting the New Jerse Jersey federal Judge left it t to bo plainly inferred Interred by bytho tho language of at his decision that h he expected his opinion to bo be reversed re AP APPEAL EAL FILED Briefly fly stated ho 5 said d. d Judge C CZak's opinion seems to hold the eighteenth amendment invalid because be be- cause causo ho prefers the convention cOn method of amending the constitution tion when wh n delegation lon of at power to th federal government is Involved in involved tn- tn t because arguments offered offered of of- in vain before th the supreme courtot the the United d States make an appeal appal al' al alto to him which they did not m make ke to that court which rejected them m ph appeal filed rUed with the supreme cO rt last tast Saturday did not present pre pre- sent ent arguments against tho the Clark decision Solicitor general Thatch Thatch- er himself with stating the exceptions upon which the mat mat- s brought for review l leav av- av in ing development of at the case caza for tor tora fora a a. later latar time U lt Ity was Tyas s hoped d the court would set th sc down for tor hearing the week t 19 b