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 ITATI0iIAL RECOVERY ADi INISTRATI0O1 1998-A
Registry Yo. 236/1/01
 Notice of Hearing: io.367.

 ITovember 28, 1933.

THM LADIES I"AITDBAG I:TDUSTRY

 The above industry as represented by the Associated Handbag
 Inc'.ustries of America, Inc., Iiidwest Handbag anC. Small Leather .Wares
 Association, Inc., and the Industrial Council of the Ladies Handbag
Industry, olaining to represent jointly app-roximately 75 per cent of
the volmue of the industry, has submitteC. a proposed Basic Code of
Fair Co:ipetition, copies of which are available at the office of the
lationa.l recoveryy Administration, Room 3316, Departnient of Commerce,
'Tashin.,ton, D. C.

 The Code for the Ladies Handbag Industrr in its present form mere-
ly reflects the proposal of the above mentioned industry, and none of
the provisions contained therein is to be regarded as having received
the a-mproval of the National Recovery Administration as applying to
this industry.

 ITOTICE IS HE.EBY GIVEI: that a Public Hearin- on this Code will be
conducted by the Administrator, beginning at 10 A. 1., Friday,
December 8, 1933, in the Banquet Roon, Carlton Hotel, '7ashin-ton, D. C.,
and continuing until completed. An opportunity to be heard (either
in person or by duly appointed representatives either by appearance
or by sending a written or telegraphic statement) will be given to
persons or groups who can show a substantial interest as workers, em-
ployers, consu-iers or otherwise, in the effect of any provision of the
proposedL Co6e.

 Those fishing to be heard must comply -it], the following simple
requirement s:

 (1) A written or telegraphic request for an opportunity to be
heard must be filed before noon Thursday, December 7, 1933, with the
Division Administrator, Room 4830, Department of Commerce,
Washington, D. C.

 (2) Such request shall state the name of (a) any person seeking
to testify in the hearing, and (b) the persons or groups whom he repre-
sents.

 (3) Such request shall contain a statemrient setting forth without
argument, a proposal: (1) for the elimination of specific provisions of :
the Code; or (2) a modification of a specific provision, in language
proposed by the witness, or (3) a provision to be added to the Code,
in language proposed by the witness.

 (4) At the Public Hearings, all. -oersono are regarded as witnesses,
and shall -'resent orally facts only and not argument. Written briefs or
arguments mayr be filed, but oral presentations will be confined to
factual statements only. ;

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