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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, February 1, 1939

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
mittee to cover expenses of administra and e reports to the Administra Agricultural Adjustment Administra tion;
tive Committee by handlers.
tion.
Copies of the proposed marketing Docket No. A-88 0 -8 8
agreement and proposed order may be N otice of H earing W it h R espect to P ro inspected in or procured from Room posed M arketing A greement and O rder 0316, South Building, United States De R egulating H andling of F resh C ab partment of Agriculture, Washington, bage G r ow n i n M o bile , E scambia , and D. C.
B a ldw in C o u n ties i n the S tate of seal
H. A. W allace, A labama Secretary of Agriculture.
Dated, January 31, 1939.
Whereas, under Public Act No. 10, 73rd Congress, as amended, and as reenacted F. R. Doc. 39-362; Filed, January 31, 1939;
and amended by the Agricultural Mar 12:19 p. m.
keting Agreement Act of 1937, notice of hearing is required in connection with a proposed marketing agreement or a pro Docket No. A-89 0-89
posed order, and the General Regulations, Series A, No. 17 as amended,1 of the Agri N otice of H earing W it h R espect to cultural Adjustment Administration, P roposed M arketing A greement and United States Department of Agriculture, O rder R egulating H andling of F resh provide for such notice; and C abbage G r o w n i n the S tate of M i s
Whereas, the Secretary of Agriculture s is s ip p i has reason to believe that the execution Whereas, under Public Act No. 10, of a marketing agreement and the issu 73rd Congress, as amended, and as re ance of an order will tend to effectuate the declared policy of said aet with re enacted and amended by the Agricul spect to such handling of fresh cabbage tural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, grown in Mobile, Escambia, and Baldwin notice of hearing is required in connec Counties in the State of Alabama as is in tion with a proposed marketing agree the current of interstate or foreign com ment or a proposed order, and the Gen merce or which directly burdens, ob eral Regulations, Series A, No. 1, as structs, or affects interstate or foreign amended,1 of the Agricultural Adjust ment Administration, United States De commerce;
Now, therefore, pursuant to the said partment of Agriculture, provide for act and the said general regulations, no such notice; and Whereas, the Secretary of Agriculture tice is hereby given of a hearing to be held on a proposed marketing agreement has reason to believe th at the execution and a proposed order regulating such of a marketing agreement and the is handling of fresh cabbage grown in Mo suance of an order will tend to effectuate bile, Escambia, and Baldwin Counties in the declared policy of said act with re the State of Alabama, at the United spect to such handling of fresh cabbage States Customs Building, Mobile, Ala grown in the State of Mississippi as is bama, on February 17,1939, at 9:30 a. m., in the current of interstate or foreign commerce or which directly burdens, ob c. s. t.
This public hearing is for the purpose structs, or affects interstate or foreign of receiving evidence as to the general commerce;
Now, therefore, pursuant to the said economic conditions which may neces sitate regulation in order to effectuate act and said general regulations, notice the declared policy of the act and as to is hereby given of a hearing to be held the specific provisions which a market on a proposed marketing agreement and ing agreement and order should contain; a proposed order regulating such han The proposed marketing agreement dling of fresh cabbage grown in the and the proposed order each provides, in State of Mississippi, a t the Crystal similar terms, a plan for the regulation Springs School House, Crystal Springs, of such handling of the aforesaid fresh Mississippi, at 9:30 a. m., c. s. t., Feb cabbage as is in the current of interstate ruary 20, 1939.
This public hearing is for the purpose or foreign commerce or which directly burdens, obstructs, or affects interstate of receiving evidence as to the general or foreign commerce. Among other m at economic conditions which may necessi ters relating to such regulation, the pro tate regulation in order to effectuate the posed marketing agreement and order declared policy of the act and as to the provide for: a the establishment of an specific provisions which a marketing Administrative Committee consisting of agreement and order should contain.
The proposed marketing agreement five members, three of whom shall repre sent producers and two of whom shall and the proposed order each provides, in represent handlers; b regulation of similar terms, a plan for the regulation shipments by grade or size, or both; c of such handling of the aforesaid fresh inspection of shipments by a duly author cabbage as is in the current of interstate ized representative of the Federal-State or foreign commerce or which directly Inspection Service during periods when burdens, obstructs, or affects interstate regulation is in effect; d levying of or foreign commerce. Among other m at assessments by the Administrative Com ters relating to such regulation, the pro 11 F. R. 155.

1 F. R. 155.

posed marketing agreement and order provide for: a the establishment of an Administrative Committee consisting of nine members, five of whom shall repre sent producers and four of whom shall represent handlers; b regulation of shipments by grade or size, or both; c inspection of shipments by a duly au thorized representative of the FederalState Inspection Service during periods when regulation is in effect; d levying of assessments by the Administrative Committee to cover expenses of admin istration; and e reports to the Admin istrative Committee by handlers. /
Copies of the proposed marketing agreement and proposed order may be inspected in or procured from Room 0316, South Building, United States De partm ent of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
seal
H. A. W allace, Secretary of Agriculture.
Dated, January 31, 1939.
F. R. Doc. 39-363; Filed, January 31, 1939;
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.
Childrens Bureau.
N otice
of H earing o n P roposed R egula t io n R elating to th e E m ploym ent of M ino rs B e t w e e n 14 and i 6 Y ears of A ge U nder the F air L abor S tandards A ct o f 1938

J anuary 31, 1939.

Whereas, section 12 a of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 52 Stat.
1060 prohibits the shipment or delivery for shipment of goods in commerce as defined in the Act which are produced in establishments situated in the United States in or about which within thirty days prior to the removal of such goods therefrom any oppressive child labor has been employed; and Whereas, section 3 1 of the said Act, which defines oppressive child labor, au thorizes the Chief of the Childrens Bu reau to provide by regulation or by order that the em ploym ent of employees between the ages of fourteen and sixteen years in occupations other th an m anufacturing and mining shall not be deemed to constitute oppressive child labor if and to th e exten t th at the Chief of th e Childrens Bureau determines that su ch em ploym ent is confined to periods which will n ot interfere w ith their schooling and to conditions w hich will n o t interfere with their health and well-being.

and Whereas, pursuant to the authority contained in the said section 3 1 the Chief of the Childrens Bureau on Octo ber 21, 1938,1 issued a temporary regula tion effective until January 23, 1939, re lating to the employment of minors be tween 14 and 16 years of age under the said Fair Labor Standards Act and on_
November 3, 1938,3 issued a regulation 3 F. R. 2532 DI.
3 F .R . 2627 DI.