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FEDER AL REGISTER, Tuesday , August 22, 1939

Section 6 of the Act by every employer TITLE 29LABOR
with personal sureties or with an accept to each of his employees in the seamless able company authorized to act as sole WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION
branch of the hosiery industry who is surety. Such bond shall be in amount as follows: For less than 80 acres, $1,000; M inim um W age O rder for the H osiery engaged in commerce or in the produc for 80 acres and less than 120 acres, I ndustry U nder the F air Labor S tand tion of goods for commerce; and b Wages at a rate not less than 40
$1,500; for 120 acres and not more than ards Act of 1938
cents an hour shall be paid under Sec 160 acres, $2,000; and for each additional Whereas, on February 1, 1939, pursu tion 6 of the Act by every employer to 40 acres, or part thereof, above 160 acres, $500: Presided, That a lessee may file ant to Section 5 of the Fair Labor Stand each of his employees in the full-fash one bond form 5-154f in the sum of ards Act of 1938 hereinafter called the ioned branch of the hosiery industry $15,000, covering all oil and gas leases up Act, the Administrator of the Wage and who is engaged in commerce or in the Division of the United States De production of goods for commerce; and to 10,240 acres, to which he is or may Hour c Every plant employing any em become a party, provided further, that partment of Labor by Administrative Or on leases other than for oil and gas the der No. 151 appointed Industry Commit ployees engaged in commerce or in the amount of the bond shall be fixed by. tee No. 3 for the Hosiery Industry and production of goods for commerce in the directed the Committee to recommend seamless or full-fashioned branches of the Superintendent or other officer in minimum wage rates for the hosiery in the hosiery industry shall post and keep charge of the Five Civilized Tribes dustry in accordance with the provisions posted in a conspicuous place in every Agency, but shall not be less than $250.
of Section 8
of the Act;
and department of such plant where such Hie right is reserved at any time before Whereas, the Committee included five employees are working such notices of or after approval of the lease to increase the amount of a bond above the sum disinterested persons representing the this Order as shall be prescribed from named, in any case where the Secretary public and a like number of persons rep time to time by the Wage and Hour Di of the Interior deems it proper to do so. resenting employees in the hosiery indus vision of the United States Department Bonds with personal sureties will be ac try and a like number representing em of Labor; and d This Order shall become effective cepted only where the sureties deposit ployers in the hosiery industry, and each collateral, with the Commissioner of In group was appointed withdue regard to on September 18, 1939.
dian Affairs, equal in value to the full the geographical regionsin which the 2 The terms used in this Order are amount of the bond and consisting of hosiery industry is carried on; and Whereas, on May 24, 1939, the Com defined as follows:
any public debt obligation of the United a The seamless branch of the ho States, guaranteed as to principal and mittee filed with the Administrator its siery industry means the manufactur interest by the United States. In lieu of unanimous recommendation for a 32y2
other bonds, lessees may execute their cent an hour mininmum wage rate in ing or processing of seamless hosiery in own surety contracts upon deposit, with the seamless branch of the hosiery in cluding among other processes the knit the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, of dustry and a 40 cent an hour minimum ting, dyeing, clocking and all phases of seamless hosiery, but not in Government bonds, equal in value to the wage rate in the full-fashioned branch finishing cluding the manufacturing or processing full amount of the bond, as collateral of the hosiery industry; and Whereas, after notice published in the of yarn or thread; and form 5-154a.
b The full-fashioned branch of the F
ed era l R e g is t e r on May 27, 1939,2 the 183.22 Expenditures under leases hosiery industry means the manufac Administrator held at Washington, D.
C., other than oil and gas. On all leases or processing of full-fashioned for deposits of minerals other than oil a public hearing upon the Committees turing hosiery including among other processes and gas, there shall be expended for recommendation which commenced on the knitting, dyeing, clocking and all June 12, 1939, and at which all interested each calendar year the lease is in force, phases of finishing full-fashioned ho and for each fraction of a calendar persons were given an opportunity to be siery, but not including the manufactur year greater than six months, in actual heard; and Whereas, the Administrator upon ing or processing of yam or thread.
mining operations, development, or im consideration of the evidence taken at Signed a t Washington, D. C., this 18th provements upon the lands leased, or for the benefit thereof, a sum which, such hearing has found that the Com day of August, 1939.
with the annual rental, shall amount to mittees recommendations are made in E lm er F . A nd rew s, accordance with law, and are supported not less than $5.00 per acre.
Administrator.
The expenditures for development by the evidence adduced at the hearing, P . R . Doc. 39-3076; P iled , A u g u st 21, 1939;
required by this section upon applica and, taking into consideration the same 10:18 a. m .
tion may be waived in writing by the factors as are required to be considered by the Industry Committee, will carry Superintendent or other officer in charge of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency out the purposes of section 8 of the Act;
either before or after the approval of and Whereas, the Administrator has set TITLE 31MONEY AND FINANCE:
a lease, such waiver to be subject to ter TREASURY
forth his findings in an opinion, en mination at any time upon 10 days titled Administrators Findings in the written notice to the holder of the lease ACCOUNTS AND DEPOSITS
by the said Superintendent or other M atter of the Recommendation of In
1939
D e p a r tm e n t C irc u la r 570 Rev.1
dustry Committee No. 3 for Minimum officer in charge.
Wage Rates in the Hosiery Industry, C o r p o r a t io n s A c c e p t a b l e as S u r e t ie s o n Each lessee, except oil and gas les dated August 18, 1939, a copy of which F ed era l B o n d s sees, shall file with the Superintendent may be had upon request addressed to A u g u s t 16, 1939.
an itemized statement in duplicate, within 20 days after the close of each the Wage and Hour Division, Washing The following is a list of companies calendar year, of the amount and char ton, D. C.;
holding certificates of authority from Now, therefore, It is ordered, That acter of said expenditures during such the Secretary of the Treasury, issued year; the statement to be certified under 1
the Committees recommendationunder the Acts of Congress of August 13, oath by the lessee or his agent having is hereby approved and, in accordance 1894 X28 Stat. 279, and March 23, personal knowledge of the facts con with such recommendation, 1910 36 Stat. 241, U.S.C., Title 6, Sec tained therein.
a Wages at a rate not less thantions 6 to 13 inclusive, as acceptable O sc a r L. C h a p m a n , 32% cents an hour shall be paid under sureties on Federal bonds; this Jist also Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
includes acceptable reinsurance comP . R . Doc. 39-3054; F ile d , A u g u s t 19, 1939;
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4 P .R . 517 D I.
4 P R . 2168 D I.

1 3 P .R . 2596 D I.