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FEDERAL REGISTER, Tuesday, December 19, 1939

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CONTENTSContinued NOTICES
Department of the Interior;
Bituminous Coal Division;
Pa€e Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co., applicationdismissed 2 o rd ers______________ 4889
Department of Labor:
Wage and Hour Division:
Issuance of certificates for employment of learners:
Apparel industry 2 no tices _________________ 4890
_HtJsiery industry 2 no tices ________________ 4891
k n it te d wear industry------- 4891
Knitted wear industry, extension of time rela tive to employment of . l e a r n e r s ______________ 4889
T extile industry 2 no tices_____________ 4891,4892
Tufted bedspread branch of the textile industry---- 4892
Securities and Exchange Commis sion:
Hearings:
dissociated Electric Co------------ 4893
C en tral Cold Storage Co__----- 4893
Western Union Mining Co----- 4894
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co., - American Gas and Electric Co., payment of fe e s______________________ 4894
United States Civil Service Com mission:
Apportionment at close of busiXness, December 15, 1939___ 4894

be made normally only after the need has been confirmed by the Red Cross under the procedure set forth in the 1938 agree
ment with the Red Cross approved by the Secretary of W ar and the Chairman of the American National Red Cross. R.S.
161; 5 U.S.C. 22 Par. 2b, c, A.R. 50060, Dec. 1,19391
2.3 Supplies a Not issued to em
ployers. In no case will relief supplies of any description be issued to employers for their employees.
b R elief lim ited to th ose en titled to it. Care should be taken to see th at aid is extended solely to those actually in need of relief, and it must be ascertained not only that the need really exists but that the needy condition is due to the flood, fire, or other catastrophe which made Government aid necessary.
c R eim bursem ent fo r losses not au
thorized. In no case will Government supplies or funds be used to reimburse sufferers for. losses sustained.
The Armys mission in the territory affected is to save life and prevent suffering, and not to replace losses.
d Sale. If the catastrophe is of such a character that no supplies are available except those in possession of the military Authorities, such supplies may be sold, in the discretion of the corps area comman der, at cost to those who are able to pay for same, but such sales must be made under the restrictions heretofore laid down that the supplies are needed to pre vent suffering directly resulting from the catastrophe. The funds received from this source will be deposited with the Treasurer of the United States in accord ance with regulations. These sales are here authorized in order to meet unfore seen contingencies but should rarely be necessary. R.S. 161; 5 U.S.C. 22 Par.
3c, 4h, i, k, AJR. 500-60, Dec. 1,19391
2.4 L ocal relief com m ittees; com
position an d f u n c t i o n s . Rescinded.
Omitted in revision of A.R. 500-60, Dec.
1, 19391
2.5 Cam ps an d cantonm ents. When ever conditions permit, sufferers will be assembled in camps, cantonments, or large buildings where proper supervision can be given to the distribution and use of supplies, sanitation, general welfare conditions, and the safeguarding of non expendable Government property. If a tent camp is established, it should be ar ranged and operated substantially as an ordinary military camp with the follow ing modifications.
a Tents assigned to families with certain streets reserved for unmarried men and other streets for unmarried women, not assigned to family tents. Or dinarily four persons to a tent.
b Sufficient military personnel to op erate the camp and enforce police, prop erty, and sanitary regulations.
c Cooking arrangements preferably handled by one of the relief organiza tions, furnishing them, if necessary, with Government stoves and utensils.
d Necessary steps will be taken, by the posting of sentries around the camp or by other practicable available means,
to prevent the theft of property and to enforce regulations regarding entrance or egress. R.S. 161: 5 U.S.C. 22 Par.
2/, A.R. 500-60, Dec. 1, 1939
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M ajor G eneral, T he A djutant G eneral.
F . R . Doc. 39-4683; FUed, December 16, 1939;
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TITLE 25INDIANS
CHAPTER IOFFICE OF INDIAN
AFFAIRS
A m en d m en t o f t h e R e g u la tio n s G overn
in g t h e L ea sin g o f T r ib a l L ands for M in in g D e c e m b e r 2, 1939.
Title 25, Chapter 1, Office of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior, Part 186, leasing of tribal lands for mining, is amended by adding the following:

186.27A P rospecting perm its. With the consent of the Tribal Authorities the Superintendent may issue permits to prospect for minerals other than oil and gas upon tribal lands. Such permits must describe the area to be prospected and definitely state the period of time within which such work is permitted. No ores shall be removed from the reservation under such permits, except samples for assay and experimental purposes. A
prospecting permit will not give the per mittee any preference right to a lease, unless specifically so stated in the permit, and all permits granting a preference right to a lease must comply with all the laws and regulations applicable to min eral leases on tribal Indian lands.
O scar L. C hapm an , Assistant S ecretary o f th e Interior.
F . R. Doc. 39-4682; Filed, December 16, 1939;
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TITLE 29LABOR
CHAPTER VWAGE AND HOUR
DIVISION
I n the M atter of the R ecommendation of I ndustry C ommittee No . 5 for M in
im um W age R ates in the M illinery I ndustry w ag e order
D ecember 15, 1939.

Whereas, on March 7, 1939, pursuant to Section 5 of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, hereinafter called the Act, the Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division of the United States De partment of Labor by Administrative Order No. 17,1 appointed Industry Com mittee No. 5 for the Millinery Industry, hereinafter called the Committee, and directed the Committee to recommend 1 4 F .R . 1187 D I.