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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, February 1, 1939
amending the temporary regulation of October 21, 1938; and Whereas, the said temporary regula tion as amended has been extended for a period of ninety days until April 24, 1939, by regulation issued January 10, 1939;3 and Whereas, the Chief of the Childrens Bureau proposes to issue a permanent regulation for the employment of minors between 14 and 16 years of age pursuant to the authority conferred by section 3
1 of the said Act, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held on February 15, 1939, commencing at 10 oclock a. m.
in Hearing Room B, United States De partmental Auditorium, Constitution Avenue between Thirteenth and Four teenth Streets, Washington, D, C., before a presiding officer to be designated here after, at which interested parties will be given opportunity to appear and be heard with respect to the said proposed regulation.
Proposed Regulation No. 3
CHILD LABOR

Part 441. Employment of Minors Be tween 14 and 16 Years of AgeV
S ec. 441.1 Occupations.This regu lation shall apply to all occupations OTHER THAN the following:
a Manufacturing or mining occupa tions, including occupations requiring the performance of any duties in work rooms or work places where goods are produced.
b The operation of motor vehicles, service as helpers on such vehicles.
c Messenger service.
In all occupations covered by this regu lation the employment of minors be tween 14 and 16 years of age, or the permitting or suffering of such minors to work, for the periods and under the conditions hereafter specified shall not be deemed to be oppressive child labor.
S ec. 441.2 Periods and conditions of employment.
a Hours.The employment of mi nors in accordance with section 441.1
hereof shall be confined to the following periods:
1 Outside school hours.
2 Not more than 3 hours on any school day.
3 Not more than 8 hours on any other day.
4 Not more than 40 hours in any one week.
5 Between 6 a. m. and 7 p. m. in any one day.
b Compliance with State laws and regulations and local ordinances.No minor may be employed in accordance with section 441.1 hereof unless his em ployment shall be in conformity with all applicable State laws and regulations 4 P. R, 194 DI.
Issued pursuant to th e authority con ferred by section 3 1 of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 52 Stat. 1060
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and local ordinances relating to the em Scott. Claude L. Draper, not participat ployment of such minor, including com ing.
pliance with the provisions of any State Upon its own motion the Commission law or regulation or local ordinance ap orders that:
plicable thereto requiring for work in The public hearing in the above cause such occupations an employment certif now set for February 2, 1939,1 be and the icate, permit, badge, or license showing same is hereby postponed to February 3, that the minor is 14 years of age or 1939, a t the same time and place.
over.
c Certificates of age, effect.The By the Commission.
employment of any minor which is seal
L eo n M . F u q u a y , otherwise in accordance with the pro Secretary.
visions of this regulation shall not be deemed to constitute oppressive child F. R. Doc. 39-355; Filed, January 31, 1939;
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labor under the Act if his employer shall have oh file an unexpired certificate of age showing that the minor is 14 years of age or over issued in the same m an ner as that provided for the issuance of certificates in Child Labor Regula FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
tions Nos. 1, 1-A, and 1-B, issued by the United States of America Before Chief of the Childrens Bureau, two on Federal Trade Commission October 14, 1938, and the third on Jan
uary 19, 1939.
At a regular session of the Federal S ec . 441.3 Effect on other laws.No Trade Commission, held at its office in provision of this regulation shall under the City of Washington, D. C., on the any circumstances justify or be con 28th day of January, A. D., 1939.
Commissioners: Robert E. Freer, strued to permit noncompliance with the wage-and-hour provisions of the Act or Chairman; Garland S. Ferguson, Charles with the provisions of any other Federal H. March, Ewin L. Davis, William A.
law, or, of any State law or municipal Ayres.
ordinance establishing higher standards Docket No. 3452
than those established under this I n th e M atter of R a y R e n n is o n and regulation.
M artha A. R e n n is o n , I n dividually , and S ec . 441.4 Effective period of regula D oing B u s in e s s U nder th e N ame and tion.This regulation shall be in force S ty le of R a yso n S ervice B ureau and effect from April 24, 1939, until amended or repealed by regulations ORDER APPOINTING EXAMINER AND FIXING
hereafter made by the Chief of the TIME AND PLACE FOR TAKING TESTIMONY
Bureau.
This m atter being a t issue and ready S ec . 441.5 Revision of regulation.
Any person wishing a revision of any of for the taking of testimony, and pur the terms of this regulation may submit suant to authority vested in the Federal in writing to the Chief of the Bureau a Trade Commission, under an Act of Con petition setting forth the changes de gress 38 Stat. 717; 15 U. S. C. A., Section sired and the reasons for proposing 41, them. If, after consideration of the pe It is ordered, That Miles J. Furnas, an tition, the Chief of the Bureau believes examiner of this Commission, be and he th at reasonable cause for amendment of hereby is designated and appointed to the regulation is set forth, he shall take testimony and receive evidence in either schedule a hearing with due no this proceeding and to perform all other tice to interested parties, or shall make duties authorized by law;
other provision for affording interested It is further ordered, T hat the taking parties an opportunity to be heard.
of testimony in this proceeding begin on Friday, February 17, 1939, at ten oclock seal
K atharine F. L enroot , in the forenoon of that day central Chief.
standard time in room 1123 New Post F. R. Doc. 39-372; Filed, January 31, 1939; Office Building, Chicago, Illinois.
12:56 p. m.
Upon completion of testimony for the Federal Trade Commission, the Examiner is directed to proceed immediately to take testimony and evidence on behalf of the FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION.
respondent. The examiner will then Docket No. DI145
close the case and make his report upon the evidence.
I n t h e M atter of C opper D istrict P ow er C om pany By the Commission:
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O t is B. J o h n so n , order po stponing hearing Secretary.
J anuary 30, 1939.
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39-347;
Filed, January 30, 1939;
Commissioners: Clyde L. Seavey, Act 3:19 p. m.
ing Chairman; Basil Manly, John W.

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