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 2. Does the practice noted above under "P7-cts" constitute
 a violation of such Cod'." of "-ir Competition?

RITTE_1CRZTATION: 1. The term' "home or living quarters" means
the private house, private aoartment or --)riv.te room, whichever
is the most extensive, occupied as .a hame by the employee :-.:d/or
his family.

 2. The practice of processing articles, the
material for which has be-n furnished by the employer, whether
performed in the home or living quarters of the emplo:e;?, or
tne so-called shop, operated within the home or living quarters
of the enrployee, as the term "ho:a.ie or living quarters" is defined
herein, constitutes a viola.tion of codes which provide for the
abolition of homework; except as provided in: Executive-Oider
6711-A, dated lay 15, 1934.


Washington, D. C. (Sijic-e) W. A. im.rri=.n,
Jf.nary 26, 1935. Administrative Officer
 .h'.t'io:-l Industrial Recovery Board



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HAZARDOUS OCCUPATIOIS: The Labor Advisory Board lhas reco-mmended
that minors under 18 be excluded froi the following occupations
in the industry:

 1. As drivers of trucl:s or other motor vehicles or
 as helpers or delivery boys in such vehicles.

 2. In, or assisting in, the oper 1"ion of gas, oil
 or steam ei ines use'- as prir)e movers.

 3. In the operation, custody, or repair of elevators,
 cr-Mes, der ici:s or other hoisting apo aratus, except
 in the operation of (1) dumbwaiters as defined by the
 American Standardc Association or (2).or elevators
 equip ed only for ,autor.- tic o-neration.

 4. Firing of steam or vrw.ter boilers (except boilers of
 not more th-.n (15) pounds pressure used solely for
 heating purposes,

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 AD-:A&GS A. PJSS .-IITC- ?? 5 OR C ESS: Prerartions are
 beii 7 n.de to include -u-aer the Co"'-e of the Iadics' -,-.b"
 Industry the v.1c:bers of the Imitation Leather and. Leather novelties


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