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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLUME 8

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1934
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NUMBER 169

Washington, Thursday, August 26, 1943
Regulations TITLE 14CIVIL AVIATION
Chapter ICivil Aeronautics Board Amendment 60-3, Civil Air Regulations P art 60 A ir T raffic R ules DEVIATIONS FROM LEFT-HAND CIRCLE RULE AT
AIRPORT OR LANDING AREA

At a session of the Civil Aeronautics Board held at its office in Washington, D. C., on the 18th day of August, 1943.
Effective August 18, 1943, 60.3301 of the Civil Air Regulations is amended by striking the following:
or unless the Board has pre scribed, in the interests of safety, a dif ferent procedure for the particular air port or landing area.
and inserting in lieu thereof the follow ing:
or unless the Administrator has prescribed a different procedure for the airport or landing area after finding that such procedure is required in the interest of safety.
52 Stat. 984, 1007; 49 U.S.C. 425, 551
By the Civil Aeronautics Board.
seal
F red A. T oombs, Secretary.
P. R. Doc. 43-13847; Piled, August 25, 1943;
9:53 a. m.

TITLE 29LABOR
Chapter VINational War Labor Board P art 803G eneral O rders WAGE AND SALARY SCHEDULES

803.31 General Order No. 31. The following regulations supplementary to General Orders 5, 6, and 9 relating to wage and salary schedules and to plans for, making individual wage and salary adjustments under such schedules are hereby adopted:

I.
Employers of 30 or fewer employees.
CONTENTS
Without regard to the requirements of Gen eral Orders 5, 9, or 31 an employer of 30
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
or fewer employees may, without approval A lien P roperty C ustodian :
PaSe of the National War Labor Board, make indi vidual increases in the wage or salary rates Vesting orders:
of his employees for particular Jobs as a re Bluen, Morris J ------------------- 11816
ward for improved quantity and/or quality Boekelman, Bernardus------- 11817
of work or service, Provided, That:
Butterfield, Frederick----------- 11817
A. The total of such increases to any indi Colainta, Guido-------------11818
vidual employee subject to National War Colainta, Pauline-----------------11818
Labor Board Jurisdiction shall not exceed Dambach, Wilhelmina_______11818
10 cents per straight-time hour during any year beginning July 1, 1943, and the total Del Drago, Josephine------------11819
amount expended on such increases during Dufft, Edward W___________ 11819
any such year shall not exceed an average Fedor, Mihal_______________11819
of 5 cents per straight-time hour for all the Fischer, Carl---------------------- 11820
employees in the establishment whose wage Girratano, Eugenia-------------- 11820
or salary rates are subject to the Jurisdiction Glogger, Albert A----------------11820
of the National War Labor Board.
Hagmann, Maria Anna--------- 11821
B. Such increases shall not be made the Irgoneri, Vincent___________ 11821
basis of an application to the National War Klier, Richard_____________ 11821
Labor Board for approval of, increases to eliminate intra-plant inequities.
Korner, Theresia___________ 11822
C. Such increases shall not result in the Neshoff, Tony______________11822
payment to any employee of a rate in excess Pardini, Joe----------------------- 11823
of the highest rate paid by the employer be Pfaltz, Henry--------------------- 11823
tween July 1, 1942 and June 30, 1943, for Reers, Charles G_----------------11823
jobs of similar skill, duties, and responsi Reindler, George---------------- 11824
bility.
Salber, Karoline------------------ 11824
D. Such increases shall not result in any Schneider, Annie__:------------ 11824
appreciable increase in the level of produc Schneider, Wilhelmine---------- 11825
tion costs and shall not furnish a basis Steffen, Ernest Jacob------------11825
either to increase prices or to resist other wise justifiable reductions in prices.
Steinhilber, Karl___________ 11826
E. Such increases shall not be made con Waschke, August_________ 11826
trary to the terms of any collective bargain Wassman, Nancy_________ 11826
ing agreement covering any or all of the em White, Henry________ ______ 11827
ployees of such employer.
B it u m in o u s C oal D iv isio n :
Such employer is n o precluded from ap Minimum price s c h e d u l e s plying to the National War Labor Board amended:
for approval of a schedule of making indi District 8 2 documents------- 11781, vidual wage or salary adjustments, as pro 11783
vided below for employers of 31 or more Civil A eronautics B oard:
employees.
II.
Employers of 31 or more employees. An Air traffic rules, deviation from left-hand circle rule at air employer of 31 or more employees may make ports or landing areas------ 11777
individual increases in the wage or salary 1The term "establishment as used throughout this General Order normally means a place of business of an employer.
Such place of business may be a physically separate unit or a unit which is customarily distinguished for administrative purposes.
An example of a physically separate estab lishment is a plant or a retail store. An example of an administratively separate establishment is a research laboratory or a general office.
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F ederal C ommunications C om mis
s io n :

Local channel standard broad cast stations, applications for construction permits, etc____ _________________ 11815

F isheries C oordinator:

Monterey, San Francisco, Calif., ports, Coordinated Pilchard Production Plan for fishing vessels 2 documents------ 11815
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