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F E D E R A L R E G IS T E R , Thursday, June 1, 1939
or regulations, or laws and regulations applicable to the refuge.
The right to amend or revoke any or all provisions of this order is hereby re served by the Chief, Bureau of Biological Survey, and said order is subject at all times to discretionary revocation by the Secretary of Agriculture.
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W . C. H e n d e r s o n , Acting Chief.
Date, May 25, 1939.
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R. Doc. 39-1878; Filed, May 31, 1939;
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Notices DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.
Wage and Hour Division.
A p pl ic a t io n o f t h e N a t io n a l A s s o c ia
t io n o f H o s ie r y M a n u f a c t u r e r s for P e r m is s io n t o E m p l o y L e a r n e r s i n t h e H o s ie r y I n d u s t r y a t W age R ates L ess T h a n t h e A p p l ic a b l e M i n im u m S pecified NOTICE OF RECONVENED HEARING

Whereas, application has been made by the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers under Section 14 of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, 52
Stat. 1060, and Regulations Part 522, as amended November 7, 1938,1 Regula tions Applicable to the Employment of Learners pursuant to Section 14 of the Fair Labor Standards A c t issued by the Administrator thereunder for per mission to employ learners in the hosiery industry at wages less than the minimum wage applicable under Section 6 of the Act; and Whereas, after due notice,8 a public hearing was held on this application in Wellington, D. C., on December 14 and 15. 1938 and January 31, 1939, before Merl D. Vincent, a representative of the Administrator, duly authorized to con duct said hearing and to determine:
a What, if any, occupation or occu pations in the hosiery industry require a learning period; and b whether it is necessary in order to prevent curtailment of opportunities for employment, to provide for the employ ment of persons in occupations requiring a learning period at wage rates lower than the minimum wage applicable un der Section 6 of the Fair Labor Stand ards Act of 1938, and c if such necessity is found to exist, at what wages lower than the minimum wage applicable under Section 6, such employment of learners shall be per mitted, and with what limitations as to time, number, proportion, and length of service; and
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of such amended Regulations providing J Acting upon its own initiative and for industry hearings for the purpose of pursuant to the powers and duties vested determining the occupation or occupa in it under Titles TV and X of the Civil tions which require a learning period, the Aeronautics Act of 1938;
factors which may have a bearing upon And it appearing to the Authority curtailment of opportunities for employ that:
ment within the industry, or branch 1 On May 6, 19391 an order was thereof, and under what limitations as to entered for a general investigation of wages, time, number, proportion, and and hearing in this proceeding,
length of service special certificates may 2 Subsequent to May 6, 1939 Ameri be issued to employers for any such occu can Air Lines, Inc., Braniff Airways, Inc., pation or occupations in the industry, or Canadian Colonial Airways, Inc., Cana branch thereof;
dian Colonial Airways, Ltd., Chicago and Now, therefore, notice is hereby given Southern Air Lines, Inc., Continental that the aforesaid hearing will be re Airlines, Inc., Delta Air Corporation, opened on June 7, 1939, at 10 a. m. in Eastern Air Lines, Inc., Inland Air Lines, Room 3229, Department of Labor, Wash Inc., Marquette Airlines, Inc., Mid-Con ington, D. C., and Merle D. Vincent is tinent Airlines, Inc., National Airlines, hereby designated as presiding officer to Inc., Northwest Airlines, Inc., Pennsyl conduct the said reopened hearing, to vania-Central Airlines Corporation, take further testimony for the purpose Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc., of determining and to determine:
United Air Lines Transport Corporation a What, if any, occupation or occu and Western Air Express Corporation pations in the hosiery industry, or applied to the Authority for permission branch thereof, require a learning period, to revise their tariff to include the fol and lowing provision to become effective b The factors which may have a June 1, 1939:
bearing upon curtailment of opportuni Government fares. Upon presenta ties for employment within the hosiery tion of properly executed government industry, or branch thereof, and travel order Form 1030 or government c Under what limitations as to transportation request Form G T 31198
wages, time, number, proportion, and in advance of trip, employees of the Fed length of service special certificates may eral Government of the United States of be issued to employers in the hosiery America will be entitled to a discount industry, or branch thereof, for what of fifteen per cent 15% from one way ever occupation or occupations, if any, air fares published in this tariff includ are found to require a learning period.
ing sleeper charges and charges for ex At this hearing opportunity will be afforded to interested parties to present evidence relevant to the above questions.
All persons desiring to avail themselves of this opportunity should, if possible, notify the Administrator in advance ,by telegraph.
As used in this notice, the term ho siery industry is defined as follows:
The manufacturing or processing of hosiery including, among other processes, the knitting, dyeing, clocking, and all phases of finishing hosiery, but not in cluding the manufacture or processing o f yarn or thread.
Signed at Washington, D. C., this 29th day of May 1939.
E lm er F. A n d r e w s ,
Administrator.
F. R. Doc. 39-1877; Filed, May 31, 1939;
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cess baggage. Round trip fares will be two times the one way fare less fifteen per cent 15% or the published round trip fare, whichever is lower.
and, 3 On May 26, 1939 the Authority adopted Special Tariff Permission No. 41, under Regulation 403-A-l,3 permitting the above-named air carriers to file, post, and publish, effective on June 1, 1939, upon not less than one days notice prop erly numbered revised pages or new pages of their Local and Joint Passenger Tar iffs containing the provision hereinabove set forth, and 4 The discount provided for Govern ment employees is similar in amount to that provided under the Air Travel Card Plan and affects a special class of travel ers, and 5 Other discounts may be available to other special classes o f passengers;

The Authority finds it desirable in the public interest, and in order to carry out the provisions of and to exercise and C IV IL AERONAUTICS AUTHORITY.
perform its powers and duties under said Act, to investigate the aforesaid matters;
Orders, Serial Num ber 58
Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the Docket No. 233
title of this proceeding be amended to I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h e A ir T r a v e l C ard read as follows: In the Matter of the Whereas, the said Regulations, as Air Travel Card Plan, Government Travel P l a n o f C e r t a in A ir C a rriers amended, were further amended by the Discount Provisions and Other Special Administrator and published in the F e d a m e n d e d order f o r g e n e r a l in v e s t ig a Travel Discounts of Certain Air Carriers, eral R egister May 23, 1939,3Section 522.4
t i o n AND HEARING
And it is further ordered, That the im A t a session of the Civil Aeronautics mediate general investigation and hear3 F R . 2661 Dl.
3 P R . 2790 DI.
Authority held in the City of Washing 14 F R . 1954 DI.
4 P R . 2088 DI.
ton, D. C., on the 26th day of May 1939.
3 F.R. 2274 DI.