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liquor Ration
Jjegality Isii :
Affirmed :
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Legality of the state liquor cotf
trcl commission's action in ration
ing; liquor -to conserve the dwind
ling .supply, rwas affirmed Wed
nesday by "Attorney General 1 H.
Van Winkle . in an opinion pre
pared at the request of Ernest M.
' Jachetta,' - attorney, for the . com
. mission,:- tl': -JMS i o
"It should.be the policy of the
commission to regulate its sales so
as to insure a continuing supply,
regardless of ' the 'demand, be It
normal or abnormal,' the -'opinion
read.. - " - '
. . Van -Winkle said that aside from
federal war time controls,' in times
f scarcity of supply," merchant
has two alternatives. One is un
limited and indiscriminate sales
followed by closure or: suspension
of his business, and the other lim
ited and restricted sales and a
continuing : business. .' . -
- ? "The Oregon liquor control
commission should be more than
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jk. dispensary ef alcoholic bever
ages," Van Winkle wrote.
j ."The legislature has created it
as an arm of the state to effectu
ate the purposes stated in the li
fiuor control act. These purposes
can only be fulfilled if 'the com
mission continues to function and
so controls its functions as to in
sure the continued availability of
alcoholic liquors.' .,'""'
The commission has no author
ity, Van Winkle .said, to ration li
quor which is ; ordered i by and
shipped to an individual in care
of i the commission's 'warehouse.
These orders, by individuals, are
placed directly with wholesalers
The Oregon liquor control com
mission is now rationing liquor on
the basis of one pint week.
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Tacoma People Visit
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i WEST SALEM Visiting friends
and relatives in Salem are Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Barnes and daughter,
Delores Bright, of Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. Barnes is the brother of Mrs.
Phil Hathaway and Mrs. Barnes is
the daughter of Mrs. Jennie Gib
son of Silverton. ; j
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- ALBANY Jenny - Lee: Grimm,
10, daughter xt Mr. and -Mrs. Ed
ward IL Grimm of route iwo," Al
bany,' was ; drowned ; in j Waverly
Lake about 3 30 -o'clock Monday
afternoon. The fatal accident hap
pened as Evelyn and another little
girL Evelyn Sapp, were playing in
the water. : j.;-,..; . J
v The Grimm family ; were - pic
nicking on the banks of the Take
at the time, and the children had
been wading in the wateif for some
time." No one seemed to know Just
what happened but it is presumed
the girl slipped - into, deep water!
and was unable to swim. Her fa
ther pulled, her to the shore and
police and a physician were called;
Use of the pulmoter was in vaini
although- it is said the child was
under the water only about fiv
minutes. " ; ; . j I
: Born in Elmore," Ohio, on No
vember 28, 1922, Jenny had spem
most of he rllfe in that state, com
ing to Albany a year 'ago with her
parents. Surviving besides the pa-
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tld Glenn end James,- wu a .--ter
Bettie,-'all at heme. "
Bears Attend'Picnlc'-.l
Of Turner Alumni '. :
At Sellwood Park 1
TURNER ' route one Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Bear, E. C. .Bear and
children, Eunice and Billy, made
a weekend visit at the R. E. Stew
art home in Portland and attended
the annual older group picnic of
Turner' high' school alumni 'and
friends held this year at Sellwood
park. They also witnessed a ship
launching at the Kaiser yards.
Quentln Stewart returned with
his grandfather,: R. E. Stewart,;. to
help with the summer harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hill spent
s.mflv" with their son. Ross HiU,
who is located In Eugene.
Community tojMeet 3 ;
PIONEER The regular month
1. : n.i;ns nt th Pkmeer Com
munity club will be held at -the
play shed Saturday nignx, Juiy xv.
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