The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-14

LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD ANNOUNCE .RECUL TI0NS;SALE BEGINS MAY f.;
 SHIPMENTS CAN BE MADE ANY TIME


 Retail and Wholesale e-SaIe to Minors Not to Be Permitted = Board Must Approve All Licenses
 The legal sale of liquor in Alaska will begin May 1,
 It can be sold only in original packages and cnIy Between the hours of and 1 am.
 1t can be sold by any person. firm corporation on licenses issued by the Board of Liquor Control qualified to do business in Alaska but any place business where beer is sold by the glass.
 REGULATIONS ARE APPROVED
 These the important of the regulations issued today by the Board of Liquor Control Only two kinds of licenses provided for in them-a Retail I cense and Wholesale License. No person or firm can hold both kinds of licenses The for each is SOO
 Businesses conducted under Beer Dispensary l censes where beer is sold by the glass will continue operate under the license form. They can handle peer and wne up to l7 cent alcoholic content How ever, beer only be consumed the premises Wine handled by them must be sold for premise consumption
 One change of importance is made in regulations for these places Up to persons years or over could purchase beer in them and 6-year-ods if accompanied by parent or guardian could also be served Under Boards regulation beer wine "hard iquor' can be sold to under the age of 2l though accom- panied by parent or guardian.
 KEEP SEPARATE PREMISES
 While operators of beer parlors dispensaries can oban licenses for the sale of "hard liquo it od Tn the same premises the beer is sOd The regua ons affecting this class of business provides: "No H cense to sell hard distilled liquors Shall be granted to any person, firm corporation having Beverage Die pensary License issued under the provisions of Section 3, Chapter IT, Session Laws of Alaska 1933 unless the license to the business to be be on prem ses separate and apart from the premises covered by dispensary license"
 Licenses only be obtained by persons residing here for and citizens of the United States by firms corporations who have qualified for one year to do business in Alaska.
 SHIPMENTS MADE ANY TIME
 Although sales cannot be legally made until May 1, shipments be made from Seattle any time prior to that date, it was announced by the Board today
 It explained that May 1 fixed opening date in order to give opportunity to study the regulations and permit licenses be issued that business can be legally conducted.
 The full text follows:
 Except herein provided, it shall be unlawful to manufacture barter se possess for sae intoxicating liquors in the Territory of Alaska but this provision shall not apply to sale made under the direction of vision of law Wherever the term intoxicating liquors is used in these regulations it shall be deemed to include whisky brandy rum, gin wine ale porter beer hooch- inoo and all spruous vinous malt and other fermented distilled liquors. The term beer shall include ale and porter and the "hard and distilled liquors shall n- cude all intoxicating liquors containing than teen per cent. 17f) of alhohol-
 The provisions of Chapter IT, Session Laws of Al aska 1885, shall be extended to include beer and wine with alcoholic content of not than 17e, and licenses heretofore granted under said Chapter Fl shall continue in full force and effect for the period granted and licenses may be granted under the provisions and limitations of said chapter extended All licenses heretofore issued and all licenses subject to the following additional regulations:
 All sales made under Beverage Dspensary Licenses provided in Section of Chapter H. Session Laws of Alaska 1933 are subject to the following conditions
 Q). It shall be unlawful to sell beer to any person under the age of twenyone years, to any intoxicated person or to an habitua drunkard and it shall be un lawful for any censee to permit the drinking of alco