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 NATIONAL R.ECGVERY ADMINISTRATION

Registry ITo. 236/1/01 6123-A
Approved Code No, 332

 'Supplementary 1iotice of Hearing: Uo. 367-D.

 June 28, 1934.

LADIES HAI DLAG INDUSTRY

 HIEREAS, Section 10 of Article 5 of the Code of Fair Competition for
the Ladies Handbag Industry provides in pirt that the Code Authority shall
"study and investigate the problem of home7crk in this Industry, and shall
made to the administratorr recommendations for the effective and appropriate
control of such homework as is herein -ernitted"; and

 HEREJAS, the Code Authority has mac.e to the Administrator certain
recommendations for the effective and appropriate control of such home-
work as is permitted by the Code, such recommendations are incorporated
in Schedule "A", as attached, and. hereby ,inde a part hereof, and

 WREREAS, the Administrator deems a Hearing necessary and proper to
determine the matters hereinabove referred to and to make any modifications
amendments, or additions necess.'ry in accordance with the provisions here-
inabove set forth.

 iTGTICE IS HEREBY GIVEiT that a Public Hearing will be conducted by the
Administrator, beginning at 10:00 A.11., Mondayy, July 9, 1934, in the Rose
Room, Washington Hotel, -Washington,-D.C., and continuing until completed.
An opportunity to be heard (either in person or by du'.y appointed repre-
sentative either by appearance or by sending a written or telegrapohic
statement) will be given to persons or groups who can show a substantial
interest as workers, employers, consumers, or otherwise, in the effect of
this question.

 Those wishing to be heard must comply with the following simple re-
quirement s:

 (1) A writtenn or telegraphic request for an opportunity to be heard
must be filed before noon on SatareLay, July 7, 1934, -ith the Administrator.*
Room 4215, Department of Commerce Building, Washington, D.C.
 (2) Such request shall state th'e -lame of (a) any person seeking to
testify in t1_3 Hearing, and (b) the persons or groups whom he represents.
 (3) At the Public Hearings, all persons are regarded as witnesses,
and shall present orally facts only and not arguiuent. Written briefs or
arguments may be filed, but oral presentations will be confined to factual
statements only.
 (4) In the discretion of the Deputy Administrator in charge of the *
Hearing, persons who have not complied with the requirements of paragraph '
(1), above, may be permitted at any time nrior to the close of the Hearing |
to file written statenrients containing proposals relative to the matters
heard therein supported by pertinent information or argument. Such written :..
statements rust be condensed as iuch as possible.

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