ll.LTICLE Definition of Semi-Skilled in Paring.
 ,i (also known as S'Kivi- )

 (1) All enolo-rees en.-" d in paring- (- c-nin, sometimes "'Ish i':- ")
 .shall be considered semi-skilled.

 Io Scho eOnhol z
 Chase. 7olf
 S. iaksik
 A. C(r -7 nbs-:.i--
 P. Lubliner

 (2) A seni-skilled parer is one 7ho can oar-. all t-,-pcs of nuor':
 and rho uniderstandis the paring machine so as to be able to make the
 necessary changes of gau..-e, knife and emery wheel.

 J. Uargolin
 1. Durstein
 S. Goldsmith

 SRTI CL. Definition of Semi-Skilled in Pocketboo!k 1al-inq

 (1) All em-ployees enL-agcd in -3cketbookl making are considered
 semi-skilled, except turning in handles, tucks or loops and all table
 work on linings.

 I. Schoenholz
 Chas. Tolf
 S. :ak..ik
 A. Greenbaum

 (2) A semi-skilled pocketbook maker is one vTho turns in Icolther
 and asse.imbles a bf'.

 J. Eargolin
 H. -u.irstein
 S. Golds.ith

 (3) Hr, Lubliner objects to the two foregoini- definitions and
 proposes the following:

 All euoloyees engaged in pocketbook making shall be considered
 semi-s':illed ror1:ers.

 A.LTICL -:

 The Committee agree that no person shall be considered semi-skilled
 on ang, of the above operations unless he has been employed on an.r7 o)era-
 tion for a period of six months.

 (1) The following vote for the six Iont>: -,-,riod.

 I. Schoenholz
 C.-ias. Uo2f
 S. lhiaksik
 ipll A, Gre(.nbaeur