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FEDERAL REGISTER, Saturday, October 22, 1938

hereafter specified shall not be deemed to be oppressive child labor.
S ec. 2. Periods of employment,The employment of minors in accordance with section 1 hereof shall be confined to the V, following periods:
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a Outside school hours.
11:22 a. m.
b Not more than 3 hours on any Published by the Division of the Federal school day.
Register, The National Archives, pursuant to c Not more than 8 hours on any other the authority contained in the Federal Regulation No. 3
Register Act, approved July 26, 1935 49
day.
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egulations Stat. L. 500, under regulations prescribed d Between 6 a. m. and 7 p. m. in any by the Administrative Committee, with the TEMPORARY REGULATION FOR EMPLOYMENT one day.
approval of the President.
The Ad m in istra tiv e Committee consists of OF MINORS BETWEEN 14 AND 16 YEARS
S ec . 3. Conditions.No minor may be the Archivist or Acting Archivist, an officer OF AGE
employed in accordance with section 1
of the Department of Justice designated by the Attorney General, and the Public Printer hereof unless his employment shall be in October 21, 1938.
or Acting Public Printer.
conformity with all applicable State laws The daily issue of the F ederal R egister Authority for Regulation and regulations and local ordinances re will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free S ec . 3 1 of th e AcT
lating to the employment of such minor, of postage, for $1 per month or $10 per year;
single copies 10 cents each; payable in ad including compliance with the provisions "

The Chief of the Childrens vance. Remit by money order payable to Bureau shall provide by regulation or by of any State law or regulation or local Superintendent of Documents, Government order that the employment of employees ordinance applicable thereto requiring for Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
the ages of fourteen and sixteen Correspondence concerning the publica between work in such occupations an employment years in occupations other than manufac tion of the F ederal R egister should be ad and mining shall not be deemed certificate, permit, badge, or license show dressed to the Director, Division of the turing constitute oppressive child labor if and ing that the minor is 14 years of age or Federal Register, The National Archives, to to the extent that the Chief of the Chil over.
Washington, D. C.
drens Bureau determines that such employ S ec. 4. Certificates of age, effect.The ment is confined to periods which will not interfere with their schooling and to con employment of any minor which is ditions which will not interfere with their otherwise in accordance with the provi CONTENTSContinued health and well-being.
sions of this regulation shall not be Securities and Exchange Com By virtue of and pursuant to the au deemed to constitute oppressive child mission:Continued.
Page thority conferred by section 3 1 of labor under the Act if his employer shall Iowa Public Service Co., effec on file an unexpired certificate of tiveness of declaration------ 2538 the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 have 52 Stat. 1060 and upon the basis of age showing that the minor is 14 years North American Edison Co., et age or over issued in the same man al, applications granted----- 2539 the experience of those states which, of ner as that provided for the issuance while establishing a minimum age of Tenney, C. I., et al, Trustees,
at least 16 years for the employment of of certificates in Child Labor Regulations exemption application with I 1 and 1-A, issued by the Chief of drawal --------2540 minors in manufacturing and mining Nos.
occupations, have permitted the employ the Childrens Bureau on October 14
Tenney, C. I., Engineering Co., ment of minors below that age outside and 21, 1938, respectively.
exemption application with S ec . 5. Effect on other laws.No pro hours in certain occupations drawal _________________ 2540 school vision of this regulation shall under any deemed to be non-injurious to the health Utilities Power & Light Corp., or well-being of such minors, and pend circumstances justify or be construed to and Charles True Adams, the assembling of more complete permit noncompliance with the wages Trustee, order----------------- 2540 ing information concerning the employment and hours provisions of the Act or with West Ohio Gas Co., plan of re of minors between 14 and 16 years of the provisions of any other Federal law, organization ------------------- 2538
age in occupations subject to the Act, I or of any State law or municipal ordi hereby determine and in the following nance establishing higher standards than temporary regulation, effective until those established under this regulation.
S ec. 6. Effective period of regulation.
this Act, utilize the services of State and January 23, 1939, provide that the em local agencies and their employees and, not ployment of minors between 14 and 16 This regulation shall remain in effect withstanding any other provision of law, may reimburse such State and local agencies years of age in the occupations and for for a period of 90 days from and after and their employees for services rendered the periods and under the conditions October 24, 1938, that is until January for such purposes.
hereafter specified does not interfere 23, 1939, unless revised in accordance with their schooling or with their health with section 7 hereof.
Temporary Certificates of Age S ec. 7. Revision of regulation.Any and well-being and shall not be deemed In any State where no provision is to constitute oppressive child labor.
person wishing a revision of any of the made for the issuance of State or Fed terms of this regulation may submit in Regulation eral certificates of age as prescribed in writing..to the Chief of the Bureau a S ec. 1. Occupations.This regulation petition Getting forth the changes desired section 2 of Child Labor Regulation No.
1 issued October 14, 1938,1 any of the shq.li apply to all occupations other than and the reasons for proposing them. If, after consideration of the petition, the following documents will be accepted as the following:
Chief of the Bureau believes that rea a certificate until January 23, 1939, if a Manufacturing or mining occupa the said document shows the age of the tions, including occupations requiring the sonable cause for amendment of the minor to be above the oppressive childperformance of any duties in work rooms regulation is set forth, he shall either labor age applicable to the occupation or work places where goods are produced. schedule a hearing with due notice to in which he is employed:
b The operation of motor vehicles, interested parties, or shall make other provision for affording interested parties a A birth certificate or attestedservice as helpers on such vehicles.
an opportunity to be heard.
transcript thereof, or a signed statement c Messenger service.
K atharine F. L enroot, of the recorded date and place of birth In all occupations covered by this regula Chief of the Childrens Bureau.
issued by a registrar of vital statistics tion the employment of minors between F. R. Doc. 38-3133; Filed, October 21, 1938;
or other officer charged with the duty 14 and 16 years of age, or the permitting 12 m .
of recording births, or or suffering of such minors to work, for the periods and under the conditions 1
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b A record of baptism or attested transcript thereof showing the age of the minor.
K atharine F. L enroot, Chief of the Childrens Bureau.