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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31
Legal Notices
REGULATIONS
Made by the
LIQUOR CONTROL
COMMISSION
of the
STATE OF
CONNECTICUT
RELATING TO
PERMITS
for

The Manufacture and Sale of
Alcoholic Beverages
(The Regulations of the Liquor
Control Commission effective Jan
uary /, 1913, are in full force and
effect unless revoked, or otherwise
amended herein, which amend
ments and new Regulations not
heretofore published are effective
January l, 1914, unless otherwise
indicated0
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION /. EFFECTIVE DATE.
These regulations shall be i'll full
force and effect on and after jan
uary 1, 1914, unless otherwise indi-
Gated.
SECTION 9. APPLICATIONS
AND FEES. Every new application
for permit shall be filed with the
Commission Immediately upon its
execution, and the date thereof shall
be considered the Gate of its receipt
at the Office of the Commission.
Proper fee in the form OF certified
check, postal money order or cash
shall accompany the application.
Every renewal application accom-
panied by the proper fee shall be
filed with the Commission at least
twenty-One days prior to the en-
piration date of the existing permit
Every application for an on
premise consumption permit shall
be accompanied by statement or
certificate from the Fire authority
or Police authority having jurisdic-
ton thereof that the premises are
physically constituted to safely con
duct the type of business for which
the permit is sought.
SECTION 3. RETURN OF PER-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

SECTION -. CORPORATION
HACKERS. Where any corporation
appears - The hacker En- any ap-
plIcation fer . permit 81 On any
permit issued BY the Commission,
the Commission may require dOcu-
mentaFy evidence 81 the name and
address Of each stakeholder and the
number Of shares Of stock Of the
corporation issued to him: and ON
and after January I. 1914, no trans
fer by sale or otherwise Of any Of
the shares Of stock Of q hacker
corporation may be made or any
additional shares Of stock issued
without notice to and approval by
the Liquor Control Commission.
No permittee or hacker Of one
class Of permit shall be . per-
mittee or hacker Of any other class.
No permittee or hacker, as an in
dividuaL member Of a partnership
or stakeholder i'm n corporation APP
pearing as hacker Of one type Of
permit shall be a permittee, hacker,
member Of q partnership or stock
holder Of a corporation appearing
as hacker Of any other type Of per-
init.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

Mexico has opened a small plant
in the State Of Chiapss to eXtrac'
quinine from chinchona grown To-
cally.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31
Auto Industry Ends Year With
War Output at 1912 Billion Rate
BY ANTHONY G. DE LORENZO
VT,,ifa1 pracc Staff COrreSpnudeuf

Detroit automobile industry 1913
annually still confronted with backlog of
tIn,S1 O0nn 90
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

The Manufacture and Sale Of
Alcoholic Beverages
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

SECTION So. DELIVERY OF
CONTAINERS. No bottle or metal
container shall be delivered to a
consumer on premises operating
under concession permit.
(The vendor will be expected to
pour the beer out Of the bottle
or cOntainer for consumption by
the conSumer.)
LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION
RUSSELL L. PATTERSON,
Chairman
JOHN j. FITZPATRICK,
FRANCIS P. ROHRMAYER
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

SECTION IS. REGISTRATION
OF Statesmen. No salesman, solicit
tor or representative Of am Out-Of-
state shipper permittee shall solicit
or procure orders, sell or deliver
or offer for sale or delivery any
alcoholic liquors to any manufac-
turer or wholesaler permittee in
this state, nor contact any permit
tees within the state for any such
purpose until he shall have been
registered by his out Of tate ship
per employer with the Liquor Con-
troll Commission on forms prescribed
therefor.
This provision shall become effec-
tive March 1, 1914.
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLE
SALER PERMITS
SECTION Sc. SALES TO PER-
MITTEES. Every holder of man
ufacturer or wholesaler permit shall
sell only to legal pernit-holder in
good standing as authorized by
statutes.
SECTION 81. CORD OF
SALES. Every holder of a manu-
facturer or wholesaler permit must
maintain complete record of his
sales, the name, type and quantity
Of the product sold and the name of
the purchaser, price, place and date
of delivery thereof.
Each sale shall be recorded sep
arately on consecutively- numbered
duplicate invoices, which shall have
printed thereon the name and adj
dress of the permittee, and shall
contain the name and quantity OF
the alcoholic liquor, the price of
such liquor, and a true and &C
curate statement Of the terms and
conditions on which such sale is
made. The original invoice slip
shall bear the signature of the
purchaser, showing acceptance of
the merchandise by him. The duph-
cate invoice shall be delivered with
the alcoholic liquor to the permit
tee purchaser. Any terms and con-
ditions Of a sale not stated on said
invoice shall constitute a violation
Of the "inducernent" section. Both
original and duplicate invoices shall
be kept for a period of one year
and shall be available for inspection
by the Liquor Control Commission
or its agents at all times.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-31

MITS. A permit and any certificate
OF permanent substitution issued IN
conjunction Herewith shall be re-
turned Immediately 10 the ONCE Of
the Commission upon change OF
ownership or discontinuance Of busi-
ness for any reason.
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spire to sell any alcoholic liquors
for cash or otherwise to such delin-
quent debtor shall be subject to sus-
pension Or revocation, or such whole
saler or manufacturer or his repre-
sentative or agent may be declared
an unsuitable person.
(The posting OF the name Of
any delinquent permittee on the
public book Of the Commission
may be construed by the Commits
sion as notice to all permittees.
Before posting delinquents, per-
mittees shall make certain that
real delinquency exists and that
the indebtedness Is not a subject
Of controversy between permit
teeS.)
SECTION rs. ELECTRIC AND
NEON SIGNS. No electric or neon
sign, which in any manner adver-
tises or indicates that alcoholic
liquors are for sale on the premises
shall be attached to the outside
of any permit premises.
No retail permittee who has juris-
dictiOn or control Of the outside
walls Of his permit premises shall
permit or suffer the display thereon
Of any signs or other advertising
matter bearing the name. brand or
trademark Of any manufacturer
or wholesaler Of any alcoholic bever-
age.
(The term electric sign" or
neon sign" shall include any
sign made up Of incsndescent cleo
trio bulbs or neon gas tubes which
are connected with an electric
wire for illumination. It shall In
clude also any sign made mp Of
refiectOrs illumined by electric
lights directed upon them.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Dow-Jones Closing
Stock Averages

At the Detroit StockyardS this
week. slaughter cattle prices fin
Shed on a low key following a
near steady opening. Stocker
cattle values were also revised
downward stock calves suffering
sharp break. Swine and veal
calves gained ground. while
slaughter sheep and lambs held
steady.
CATTLE Weeks salahle receipts : 100
While there Was moderate irreeuiartty 10
me market for slaughter cattle early on
The Week prices held close to steady Bu'
demand narrowed arpreciahly after Tues.
an through the usi Fed steers grading
average good and better held up best
while medium 90 low good kinds closed
weak 90 iuAy 2oc lower
Common and medium grass steers and
hcifprs lost 25g 90 soc tn Instances more
strong weigh cutter COWS along with oecf
COWS declined &c while HEht cutters and
o nneys lost Bon Medium weight and
weiEhty sausage bulls nrid steady but
plain hghi bulls finished 2.c to soc lower.
Replacement cattle values were revised
\urcvFnll and in mo' eases sharply lower
with the late clearance incomplete. Stockcr
and lgh' eder steers lost 25c 90 soc hut
Stock calves 800 lbs down now stand
81 % 81 30 under the recent high time, y
Medium and good fo lowe choice FED
steers and warnings earned Si1.j0H Is g..
while common 10 medium grass steers
brought Si2 i3 So However odd head ~
common grass steers had ~ sell 10 killers
late Al prices ranging down 20 Sll and
slightly below Bee COWS bulked A. $40 Is
% - Just a SprinkHnc ~ uniformly good
COWS and odd head on The heifer order
resiizrg SO pa ~ - Gamers and cut-
ters closed At SIS 500 10. cutters largely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Dow Chemical
Earnings Drop

MIDLAND, July % tUP)-Al-
though the Dow Chemical Co.
showed a "a per cent increase in
sales for the year. increased pay
rolls and taxes clipped net earn
lngS per share of common stock
b. IL per cent, the annual report
showed today.
The report. made public by DR.
Willard Dow. company president,
showed that taxes and pay rolls
increased 81 per cent over the
previous year.
Net earnings on common stock
were S6.35 share compared with
STA year ago The company
paid out S3S,355 600 in salaries
and wages as compared with
81, S9S 900 in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Detroit Livestock Prices

50 - down late. with some thin ueht car
ners having 20 20 a. So jO07. Coco
weighty sausage bulls turned mainly A.
Sif 15Fi 30 this week lower grades sell
ing over The vide range ri $40 50 "a
Good stock steer calves scaling 500 los
down went ont Al $it.3Opla.
CALVES Week sslshle rece pts 1873
Statesmen held the whip hand this week
IN the vealer market ana values cfept
forward Reliable demand coupled with
higher after four days 20 trading. The
rev good and choice vealers on sale late
earned Si7a17.50 The popular price for
me most part being Sl1 Common ana
medium offerings spread from Si3 g.
SIS ~. largely SIC down,
HOGS Weeks sslsnle receipts ISIS.
A steady o. Joe higher market Thutsday
boosted swine prices lhr-2av over last
-wrrg -rfrTr rXtrrr m ne ,ase Ut soWs
which finished the week Toe higher 10 a.
lower. extreme. heavy 'soWs showing the
weakness on the hnsl session good ana
choice 1SO-Jo)-lb butchers hulked 90 large
interests at STA naA 1928. latter price the
practical late top The popular closing
price on 800 -40u-lu butchers was Sl3 ~
With heavier weights scheduled al Si3 s.
Small killers took tln-I15.lh averages A.
So 2jH.l4 on the close Good 30O-j50-lb
F'Ws buiked late a. SO J5u ~ so. some
choice lights reached SO. s. and A few
extreme hcavies \drOpped 10 Sll go stag.
sold al Sll 70 D., mostly Sii.
1 SHEEP Week Salable supply So
WITH the mekccr crop of lambs and sheen
available thrlugheuU the trading period
tncr Vas hardly enough on sale Any one
daS t0 fully establish values However.
most sales lo1ked 90 he abour steady
although shorn grassy warnings carried =
weak undcrt0ne Good 90 choice native
spring lambs went AZ Si4 75n15. some
medium 90 good sprinEers SEA 1880. with
a Few ' outs down 10 Sf3. Yearlings sold
from 81 10 Si1 mostly Sl2 down Common
20 cood slauEh'er ewes earned IS n s.
mostly. few Chioce reaching $50 and
odd head ~ cubs dropping n 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Report
New
Firms

LANSING. July q tUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission announced today
that incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms.
Edward CurKTowski. Inc. 1896
Holbrook. Hamtramck; Edward
CurkrowSki, Anthony CaSicrowski
and Joseph Kacmmarek, Ham
tramck, Ia conduct construction
business; $4,000 common stock.
Richman a. Adler, Inc, 1926
Bull Bldg. Detroit; David Rich
man, 10 deal in real estate; $50, 900
common stock.
Tashmoo Park, Inc, 1885
Strathmoor. Pontiac; Peter s.
Fleming, Phyllis II. Fleming and
Arlington r. Fleming. Detroit, to
operate general amusement bust
ness; 1000 shares of common
non-par value stock.
Utica Plastic Products Corp,
zoos Lafayette Bldg, Detroit I:
Adrian Du Charme, Crosse Pointe
Park, Arthur l.. Newberry and
George T. Wilde, Detroit, 10 man
ufacture dies and molds for plastic
pToductsI $40, 600 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Detroit Gets Issue

The City Of Detroit was low
bidder for the 100000 in DSR
short term revenue notes. matuT-
inc Jan. IS. 19i4-47, which were
offered for sale yesterday
The winning bid was 0S0
Other bids were as follows.
HalScy Stuart & Co. OS5 Ma
tional Bank Of Detroit. 0s7.
Paine. Weber. Jackson and
Curtis os9. Braun BoSworth.
q 20, FIRST OF Michigan, or,
and the Chemical Bank and
Trust Co. 100
While the city bid very low
for The issue because % Was cN-
ccodingIv anxious 10 have the
notes for the sinking fund. the
fact that competitive bids wcr"
comparatively near. Indicate
the deSirabillty OF the DSR
uOtrC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Market Closes
Irregular on
Profit Taking

NEW YORK, July % GNS)-
The stock market was irregular
today but gains and losses were
slight. Trading was moderately
active. The markets heSitancy
was due principally 10 profit TAX
ing following the long bull
market.
Rails gained fractions in the
first hour, but selling sent prices
down TO around yesterdays clos
ing levels. AviationS. Steels.
utilities rail equipments coppcrs
and oils were mixed while mail
orders and motors followed a
slightly easier trend.
Chesapeake &; Ohio gained a
point At lis days top 10 feature
the rails. PepSi-Cola and Austin
Nichols continued active. The soft
drink stock. up over points yes
terday. was up well over a point
ia q new 1913 high today before
profit taking pared the gain 10 a
fraction Austin Nichols was over
"A point higher.
American Air Lines was up a
point AT It's high for the day. as
was Douglas. Electric Power and
Light attracted considerable at
tention with huge blocks Of the
stock trading at slightly higher
prices. General Foods was an
Isolated weak spot
Rail liens led moderate adj
vance on the bond market. Treas
urieS we're quiet and slightly
higher. Curb issues also were
mixed in moderately active trad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Auto
Graphs
BY sILER FREEMAN
Visiting Air Chief
Shows Mechanical
Interest in Engines

Detroit's reVam ped auto
plants are old hands at enter
tanning visiting fremen. rs.
pecially since the manufacturers
went into war production, visi-
tors receive scant attention
from the workers.
Most inspections of war
plants are cursory The guest
OF honor passes between the
rows of machines. stops here
and there and is interested
mainly in the end-reSultS: how
many are turned out daily?
But not so with Britain's
Chief Air Marshal Christopher
Courtney, who visited Packard
yesterday. Sir Christopher was
not content TO glance at the
intricate machinery, but stopped
often on his two and a half
hour trip through the plant TO
watch the operations and dis
played a great mechanical in
tereSt.
On the fifth floor. in what ia
known as the u Division
where battery Of gigantic
screw machines are in opera
ton. Sir Christopher seemed
fascinated, going into the intri-
Ralph S. Damon. former vice
president Of American Airlines
in charge of operations, will re-
cacies of the equipment with
Packard's technical men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Farmers Market

tRUiT- Appies. Trarspat'n'' 30 =
ysaS bu SO. 2, S2Hd. cherries SOU
No s. Tact crate sweet 80
tSessn Ieef crate Red currents. SO
tsa7 40 4-o' crate HuckIehcrrtcs 80.
,,os,t7 %, crate RaSpnerres. red
y1s,t9 % az crate
~. s,,.D cprt.Ae
IFIIitF NM $50 -
Head lettuce No -'' - - 80,
lettuce iAh,N o. w. CO.,, =
81 y ~" '"o 49,, 49,, -
~ Fsearof
No ~, y ~ - nN r,r.,-,-s Chm.
VICE Nb,'f $500 ,...it.,.,s =,
rteens Nc 80" w. - So so-r,i
NH2 o., haIt 90 ,,rS,.,t 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
On the
business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Italy's entire production OF
iron and steel is probably no
larger than the annual capacity
of either the Pittsburgh works
of the Jones a. Laughlin Steel
Corp. or the Youngstown works
of Carnegie-IllinoiS. according
TO Iron Age.
Not much has been published
about the iron and steel indus
try in Italy. Since 1888 no re-
liable statistics have been re-
leased. In that year production
OF steel ingots and castings
totaled 2,554 900 net tons, which
was a rise of about POI, 600 tons
over the previous years output
and about 100000 tons more
than had been made in 1929.
Because Italy soon may fall
10 the United Nations, the mag
azlne reports. il was the intcn-
ton OF the board of Economic
Warfare 10 keep the bulk OF
American battle scrap IN North
Africa for subsequent shipment
10 Italy.
Since Itaiy's most serious
handicaps are its lack of coal
and high cost of pig iron, hydro
electric stations had 10 be built.
The present trend, Iron Age
saws, shows an increase IN cleo
trio furnace steel production.
There arc only tWn small do
nestle coal dcpositS-La Tuille
and Seul.
Steel production is concen-
trated in three great works, al
Bagnol. Piombino and Geneva.
With us current shortages ot
men and electric power II Is
hard 10 believe that the HalIan
steel industry can operate at
full capacity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Heavy Selling
In Rye Features
Grain Trading

CHICAGO. July % GNS)-
Heavy liquidation IN rye. centering
in July, fcateured grain trading
today.
July met with heavy selling
after advancing lac early and
broke sharply 10 show a loss of 3
cents. The nearby delivery
dropped 10 Sl05. representing "A
loss of 4i2c for the day. Other
contracts also Slumped about
cent from the peaks of the Sos
sion. Final prices were &c higher
10 Sc lower.
Oats were strong andssoared &c
and closed practically on the
highs. July jumped 10 TIC. Last
prices were lc TO &c up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
u. s. Returns a Ships
To CT. Lakes Transit

WASHINGTON. July 80 Four
ships requiSitioned last December
from Great Lakes Transit Corp.
by the federal government Will he
returned to the corporation, II.
Townsend Hopes. president, said.
Reduction of submarine peril, con-
tinued building of vessels by the
government and needs of the
grain trade on the Great Lakes
are reasons for the return of the
ships TO the company, Hopes OK
nlalupd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Zuber With United

Carl III Zubcr formerly with
Detroit investment and banking
firms. is now a representative
Of United Air Lines reservations
department at Cleveland O.
Zuber has lust completed q
course At Uniicd'S passenger
service training school in Chi
Cago
While in Detroit Zuber raced
six-mctcr craft on the lakes and
was a member Of the winning
Mackinac Island race crew last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Unsccustomed as | AM

Harvey Campbell and Capt.
Jim Vernon Jr. were chuckllng
the other day over their expert
ence Al a. recent r award ccrc-
-mnnN
It was right in the r1itittir' TT
the ceremony that Harvey
leaned over 10 the captain, and
told him that they were going
10 have him address the crowd
Gosh, don't do that, Harvey
said Vernon. and AZ that POINT
ne sound engineer cut-IR a
mike right in 'front.' 81 nm ahu
the rest Of tho sentence doomed
over the loud speakers
"I'm scared stiff
And the whole crowd roaTcc
at Capt. Vernor'S discontinue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Like som. bresth-tskinr fantasy

Like some breath taking fantasy
from Arabian Nights was the adven-
ture OF an English prospeetor who
sought--and found--the fabulous
Valley of Diamonds.
The intrepid Briton saved the life
Of young native girl in South Africa.
To show her gratitude, she led him
to the forbidden Valley---whioh no
man. so legend has II, can gave upon
and still live.
What befell this strangely matched
couple will be re-enseted on this
weeks Front Page Drama, to be
heard over station WFDF, Flint,
at 9;is y. m. today and over station
WSAM, Saginaw. at 7:l5 p. m. today.
The Front Page Drama sponsored
each Friday over these stations by
The Detroit Sunday Times. is based
on human interest material from the
files Of The American Weekly, Amcri-
cas- most interesting weekly maya
zine. which comes regularly with
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Analyses Gerlnany's
Internal Position

The great enigma the contemporary is the internal
signs reliable Third Reich lost the na
tive and subject major inner weakness.
Wall Street habtualy called make
preponderant TO be that
the deterioration Germany real However there has been
that she playing and seeking 10 deceive
the that when and if the United
guard, Germany might still attempt
England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
I'd Aluminium Producer

Willys-Overland has become
the second largest producer of
aluminium aircraft forgings in
the world, IT was announced to.
day by Joseph w. Frazer, presi-
dent Of the company.
In less than two years the
company has brought its
monthly output 70 a million
pounds and its total since Pearl
Harbor to seven million pounds.
The company produces about
700 different types Of forgings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

In Germany weakness manifested itself on ihe
ront-notably food shortage.
likely be somewhat different this
Unless signs currently facing spiritual
Starpation-rather than a food shortage
which
liquidation myth that the fuehrer miracle
worker
Hitler their necks out, and made
they unable 10 fulfill For example tlterS
categorcay assured the Teuton people that
he IA would be subject attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. July % UPp Today's pay
INK Prices 10 growers for beans.
Pea beans 81 80, light red kidneys.
s. 30. dark red Kidneys s. So: crc vel
low ewes. S6 So crr light cranbcrries.
81 f0. ere dark cranhsrries IS 80.
Wheat Si52fl 80 coats 80 "a zoe, rye.
qec ~ ST. ~ SIX rowed harley 81 % a ? %,
buckwheat 81 % ~, corn. 81 l3H Is,
soybeans 81 So
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Coz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Detroit Steel Corp.
Boosts EARNINGS

Detroit Steel Corp. and IT'S sHb-
gTCfTdry Tor me quarter ended June
80 reports net profit of Sl20 1873
equal 10 80 cents a share. as
against S92 33l. or As cents a
share in the 1912 period Net for
the three months ended March 81
was 500 200, equal 10 as cents a
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Authentic Conditions Inside German Lines

greatest story OF the
namely the authentic conditions inside the German lines
the Allied viewpoint the fact that Germany
IL will this long she lasted
before colapsng in World War ].
words unless Germanys capacity TO survive behind
heightened the
giN YES her five months
Germany this time larger share of
the Europe than the first
this advantage offset by the hostility
OF peoples in the occupied territories.