 Since the ownership of a bar by a barmaid's husband or father minimized hazards of social and moral problems that would otherwise be present for women, the legislature needed not go to the full length of prohibition with the appearance of two distinct groups of women.In the name of protecting women from moral and social dangers in the bar, the law was upheld by the majority.Justice Rutledge authored a dissenting opinion, which was joined by Justices Douglas and Murphy.