-4-


 whatever iJurcse used, nor e.n'- article
 rw.nuf-ctured for minens' use only, nor
 i.ina.f;cture of hanc'b. s, pochetbookls,
 -uarses, vanity cases,rnd iiie bags manu-
 f-.ctured in whole of met;.lI."

 Note the inclusion also of "1:i4i, bags". These are products of
a group of some 75 manufacturers w.-D at the ti:.ne of dissolution were
being transferred from the Lug,:.e and Fancy Leather Goods Code to
this Code.

 (See lIinutes Lieeting No. 25 J:n. 3, 1935 rnd
 corres.crndence general files)

 Considerable opposition t.c, this last )ro-.sed definition was
raised by the Smanitary ''. 'ater roof Secialties Industry, because of
the inclusion of "bathing bass" and "cc s.ietic ba-s"; for meny such.
were strictly of waterproof cor rubberized nmaterials. After several
conferences witi l.'ir. Kenlricih of t e Saniitory, .'I.ter)rocf Specialties
Code Authority, this difference a': smoothed out. There was only one
large manufacturer, (Kleinert C;.i.Lnyx) and three sma.ll ones affected
and all but one, who had not yet been contacted, had agreed to use
Ladies handbag labels, in all ite..is Vhic- bordered on this code. (See
Code Record files)

 1. Principal. Product s

 Ladies Misses COhildrens

 I':ndbagR

 Pocl:etbooi:s

 Purses (See Article II, Section 1 of Code)

 2. Products also under ct-er Codes

 Kiddy B-igs (LuTp..e and Fancy Leather Goods)

 Bathing Bags (Sanit;-ry C. .7aterprcof SEpecialties)

 B. Definition of Industr., iL ember

 In the dr.ft of August 11, 1933 the term was stated:

 "Thie term persont as used herein shall
 include natural .persons, partnerships,
 associations and corporations.

 "Te term employer' as. used herein shall
 include every person actively engaLed in
 the production and/or wholesale distri-
 bution of products of the -.rndbag indus-


9811