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 General

 GenerlJ. conyliance "ith Code -orovisions "'as obtained in
a ver"', satisfactory de.-ree through the personality and highly
construLctive c.ctivities of the tiro Cofe Directors in charge res-
pectively of the Adiinistra.tion anc. Conlic,-ce Divisions. The
Co ,-li-uace Director wade frequent personal surveys of Industry
establish-.ients an. obtained hearty cooperation throughout the In-
dus t r1.

 i.onthl;- and geographical statistics -oertaining to Indus-
t"' C.oll.ar sales, Labels issued, Handbags Put in Work, Average
cuiber of io ployees, iDunber of Hours norked and Wages Paid, during
t-ie period ended February 28, 1935 may be found in the audit re-
.orts ofHomas anid Davis in the Code Authorities Accounts Section
files.

 A partial su-s.ary fZor the period froIl June 10, 1934
to February 28, 1935 follows:


Area


I"et Sales ,Le-^orted(*) Labels Issued
Amount I To.


l-, Yorl. City $12,091,814 42.93
lTe-" .Lnland 5,642,972 20.03
.:icLe Atlantic 7,980,718 28.33
Southern 637,855 2.26
C.i :'.'stern 1,558,894 ,.53
:Iestern 254,6435 .92
 $28.,166, 828 100.001,


Handbac's Put
 in Work


9,556,000 33.70 7,475,610
6,391,125 22.54 5,073,142
10,737,700 37.87 9,123,261
 436,500 1.54 292,002
 1,069,375 3.77 815,892
 164 ,000 .58 99,631
28,354,700 100. 00,;22,879,538


(*) The nuxiber of manufactures reporting sales during the period
 varied as follow's:


Period


Reports Received


S-rch 26 to April 30,- 1954
i oy, 1934
June, 1934
July, 1934
August, 1934
Sept., 1934
October, 1934
1ovenber, 1934
December, 1%34
Jan-uary, 1935
February, 1935


267
273
272
282
302
311
303
291
271
193


 Follo', i-., the Su-nrer'e Court decision in the Schechter
ca.e enteredd on ..ay 27, 1935, there .'as strong evidence of the
Ldesire ';of menbers of this Industry to continue the Fair Trade
Practice provisions of the Code. There continuerT application to


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