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PAYROLL REPORTS: Payroll Report Sheets have been furnished to all
manufacturers in the industry. Section 8 (c) of the Code, authorized
the Code Authority to obtain information and reports required for ad-
ministration of the Code. The Lad.iest Handbag Industry has never had
true vital statistics and failure to submit payroll reports severely
handicaps the Code Authority in its endeavor to maintain up-to-date
and accurate statistics of the Industry. Your earnest cooperation is
requested.

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TEBUIS: It is a violation of the Code to sell on terms in excess of
3/10 eom. First of the month dating for goods shipped after the
twenty-fifth of the previous month is in excess of 3/10 eom. If you
grant first of the month dating you are violating the Code for the
Ladies' Handbag Industry.

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ASSESSIMEUITS: Your attention is called to the fact that sales assess-
ments are now due and payable for October. In accordance with FRA
ruling, assessments are based on sales from March 26, 1934, the eff-
ective date of the code. If you have not alread'r done so, please
include sales figures from March 26-March 31 with your next label
order.

 LABEL SALES


JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEL BER
OCTOBER
GRAI-D TOTAL


 TOTAL
 2,154,000
 3,529,5G0
 3,487,000
 4 045. 000
13,215,500


WEEKLY AVERAGE
 512, 857
 741,109
 940,806
 879,348


DAILY AVERAGE
102,571
148,202
188,161
175,869


GE0 GRAPHIC C.AL DISTRIBUTE ON
 (AS OF SEFTEi,-R 30, 1934)


LOCATION


T~ATh~T~S T~Tr~tfl


PiER mfTT


New England
Middle Atlantic (not including 1YC)
New York City
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast


2,959,500
3,756,200
3,594,300
 436,875
 129,000
 66.,000
1, 941,875


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THE LABEL DISPOSITION RECORD I S ADVANTAGEOUS
 TO THE INDUSTRY


There are many manufacturers who have already adopted the Label Dis-


27.0
34.4
32.8
 4.0
 1.2
 .6
100.0


LOCATION LABED; I q qTT M. PER CEITT