The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-06
WHAT NATIONAL
 INSIGNLAS MEAN
Explanation Given Out T0- day at the Chamber of
 Commerce Hall

MIRA headquarters in the Cham.
 ber of Commerce released for pub iication to-day, the following in. depreciation of MIRA Circular No l.
 as issued by the New England Dis. trict Recovery Board:
 The words Blue Eagle" have
 been adopted by the National Re. covery Administration as an official designation of both the MIRA mem-
 Der Insignia and tho MIRA consum-
 CT insignia. The letters "NRA",
 meaning National Recovery Ad- ministration, are in themselves an official government designation of
 the administration itself. Similarly. the letters, MIRA are an official
 designation of the National Indus trial Recovery Act. The words, we
 Do Our Part, are an inegral DOT
 ton of the official insignia.
 The insignia Is the property of the United States government, and cannot be appropriated, in whole
 or in part, for private purposes.
 This office does not authorize the uso by private persons or firms Of any of the above designations, ex. cept insofar as the words "NRA' and "We Do Our Part" are pro-
 perly used in the Blue Eagle in- signia.
 Reproduction of the Insignia is not authorized for purposes of copyright or registration as Q trade
 mark or trade name, for decora- ton, or for private barter and sale. Any change or alteration of the wording or It's position. form. pro. portion, or color combination, of the official insignia is unauthorized, excepting that 1t may be repro. duced in any solid color employed in the printing of Q contanier or package. For rubber stamps, any solid color may be used. The let without feathering or other bas! relief identification. Nothing may be superimposed over the insignia or delineated on the blank back ground.
 Reproduction of the official Blue Eagle Insignia for MIRA members is authorized by this office to de- note MIRA membership only, or an association with membership. The Insignia, bearing the word Mem ber," may be placed upon such members equipment, communica- tions, premises, and goods. Mem- Der insignia reproductions on stationery, labels, goods, products, packages, or containers must be placed close enough to the imprint of the members trade name or brand name to clearly indicate to the general public that the person or firm using the Insignia Is member of MIRA.
 All MIRA members are entitled to use the MIRA Insignia on their letterheads, bills, invoices, pro- ducts, etc, to denote their member ship in MIRA. Where firms have printing facilities, they may re- produce the MIRA Insignia upon re- ceipt of specific authorization from this office. If. however. they do not have printing facilities, any printer or engraver authorized by us may print the Insignia Tor members or sell members the h. An agent of an MIRA employer member, who has been authorized by this office to reproduce the official Insignia needs no direct authorization to sell the Insignia. If he desires to buy and sell the MIRA Insignia on his own account for resale to MIRA members. he must also be q member.
 All forms of the MIRA Insignia may be purchased by employer members of MIRA. Indiscriminate sale of consumer Insignia to con- sumner is unauthorized. MIRA em- ployer members and their agents may distribute free to consumers and employees, articles bearing the Insignia and carrying the words "consumer' or ''employe".
 Instailment buying is becoming popular in India.