NCO. SPRCIAL service Washington, Apr. 1
The possibility of unpleasant diplomatic exchanges was seen here tovday in the threats of dry leaders in the Senate to attempt to curb the imports of liquor by foreign diplomatic representatives in Wash-
Aroused at what thes term the "Row of diplomatic liquor" the dry leaders in the upper house were Feported to-day to be preparing to. demand action requiring members of the diplomatic corps to observe the laws of this country with regard to the prohibition of alcoholic liquors, One dry senator, whose name was. not given, was reported to have prepared a resolution declaring that it is the sense of the Congress that the President of the United States shall declare as persona won grata any diplomat who fails to observe the American prohibition laws. This resolution, according to the report, Will be submitted to the special ses sion of the Congress opening on Monday. submitted dus it was indicated, Most of these re: solutions are designed to bring about general Congressional discussion the whole prohibition question.
Growers Uneasy San Francisco disp said the announcement in Was! ington by Mr. dames M, Doran, the director of the Probii that the enforcement Rureau is making a survey to termine whether any California rapes are entering into the boot lexwing trade, has caused concern among the California grape growers, although it is not surprising.
The Califorian Vineyardists sociation hax feared this policy for months, and long azo adopted a plan of freezing surplus scrapes rape juice to prevent its fermentation. They also began seeking foreign markets for their surplus and sent quantities of grapes ts China vd Japan as an experiment. was admitted however that th sibil Far East are rot important. Europe, was sah 000 carloads of whicl for European The Califoria grape i developed enormously since prohibition—United Press,
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