"(e) The Coie Authority shall report to the Administrator
 within three (3) months and from: tire to time- thereafter
 as to the -rf'fect of the c.n-ration of this provision, both
 gene-:..lUy arTd in ca-es of in'iv.idual hardship."

 At a.meeti..: of the CooC: Au.thority held May 3, 1934 kno',n as
 Meeting 6.i.  t',e committee on Hal.,'- ,pe persons presented the
 following report:

 COLITT7L C1 i;J.C.?.. PRSON

 A meeting of the Cor31ttee '. ;s held at the office of the Code
Authority on April 30, 10" 4.

Messrs. L. .Icss, Chairman, and Tm. C. Rath, were present.

The U. S. Department of Labor has i3u,'m.. certain regulations in
repgrd to the eripLcyment of "h,-ni:-,i orsoi-sfl which by executive
order of Febiuanry 17th are extended to all. Codes -nreviously approved and
to be a)r'J.V

Pursuant to these regulations, and in accordance with Article IV,
Section 7 of tne C-de, the Committee recl'Liends the following:

 All em-lc7ers rho 'vish to emraolo hard icanecd persons below
 the minimum .7-ge rte, rust fol!cv this -oroccdu--e:

 1. Anolication m.ist be r, .le to the State Agency
 deFi-nated by *che U. S. fDeoartmnt of Labor
 for a ccrtificato. Th'iis ar.lication must be
 Faccoiapni=.u .by the doctor's certificate.

 2. After the State certificate is obtained, an
 a-rpl.cation is to :, mtride to the Code Authority
 for the emolo T-ment of such Workers


 Res-nectfully submitted,
 :Luv7r-'nce Moss
 Chairman

 For some peculiar reason it :,rs tliat this industry, with the
 exception cf the homework section, hn7 not had h.n.icr.&yned persons in
 its w.-)rk.', ranl, s No2ling with refeienw to such 7.o"<ers is to be
 found in t;h2 fi'es and so far as I can recall no a-olications covering
 them were ever made to thie Code Authorit.

 4. Aonrentices and Learncrs.

 The Code c:r.:ntains but one reference to learners, section 3,
Article IV, anr: that -.s ze--:issive only for it r'ads: "The Administra-
tor -ay, -.dYr.r excepti'fnq.l cir2 '-Lm-tancs, %nd upon such conditions as
he may proscribe, permit a remLer of the industry to employ learners at
rates below the minimum wage herein established."


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