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ge tecrived oS @cuicaco DAILY TRISUIE. LEGGE CONSIDER +0 ARE LEGAL Declares Dry Enforcers . Kid Industry. . 1 ee . a . {Chicage Tribune Free 5 | ‘Washington, D. C., Nov. #¢.—IBpe- eia!.j—Before giving ite financial back- ing to fhe grape wine concentrate, campaign of the California grape evn- trol] board, the federal farm boar had assurances from the prohibition enforcement agencies that the enter- Prise was “perfectly legal.” Chair-.. man Alexander Legge declared today. Mr. Legge in bia first extended dis- cussion of the concentrate sales, which have caused nationwide interest, dis counted a genera] belief thet placing the fermentable wine in the homes is a violation of the spirtt, if met ‘ letter, of the dry law, * “The farm board has a clear file on _~ the sales campaign of the grape indss try.” be said, “2 corresponded with everybody in the government about ft. I told them we did not want ~ 40 lend Money for any enterprise that | , sould be Legal, and that J wanted |i ktow whether These people were re t ANGWEP AL GS CLIPPINGS regarded as law violators or not. Hope’ to Take Up Surplus. “The grape people, you know, are planning a lot of by-products, That f ome wer they heps te takes up the surplus, They have enougk prod- . Utts to stock a grocery store—ellies, Ls . o-. * By a . . . . - ‘ - " . a 7 . a. ‘ . . : .* aan) a F an . ome, un ; : a es. ey ‘| fruit, jams, and such things. And eo . arity they expect to offer a five cent drink all froota. |The’ Matriet Py te at the drug stores, But they started ted not disclosed the purpose af Mr. Faq a ttle late and they did not get ‘Froelich's- cos ry rouge ot ae going im tims te do much this year.” Di Gumigument, but was fie! +7 [Mr Toews mld he felt cortain that (i v. One | vealeg tn Washingtep bythe atpouey «| '° EAN ere I, a ee cen ee im ule en et cae rather ss eee oe eRMMMNESE STIS te ap eee REN ny