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 NATIOi.AL ^C07-.::'.Y ADMIHISTRATIOiK

 Regirtrr ilo. 233/1/01. 5113-A
 Approved Code No. 3T2. notice of Hearing: I-.o. 367-B
 ]I:r 16, 1934.

 LADIES HA.. 3A0- I-:7ST--Y

 .,7HERAS, Section 1 of the Order of Iarch 14, 1934, approving the Code
 i of P'cir Co- petition for the Ladies Hand Bag In.ustrv-, provides that Sec-
 tion 2 of Article IV of the Code be staved "Luntil the Code Authority shall
 present to tie ACministr.tor a definition of the term 'semi-skill-c. em-
 ployee', as uised in said Article and Section of the Code."; and

 .7HE.RJ S, Section 4 of Article VI of the Code provides in order that
 the Code Autaority shall, at all tines be truly representative of the
 Industry anrd in other respects com-l)r with the Drovisions of the Act,
 the Administrator mary provide such .ea -rngs as he may deem pro-oer, and
 may require an apDrooriate modification in the method of selection of
 the Code Authority;

 H]EkRAS, the Administrator has found it necessary to determine said
 issues:

 NOTICE IS :E' Y .C1Th that a ?Puolic Hiearing '-ill be conducted by
 the Admninistr.tor, b. i, i;.: at 10:00 A.., Thursdy, June 7, 1.934, in
 the Cabinet Loom, jillrrd Hotel, H.,.hi.nlton, D. C., and continuing until
 comoleteC. An opporti:it" to be he'r... (either in person or byr duly ap-
 pointed re-Dresentrtive eithe-' b- aoer "--*-nce or b7 sending a writtenn or
 telegraphic statement) ril).l oe iven to )Oerons or -roups who can show a
 substantial interest as workers, emp)loyrers, consaners or otherwise, in
 the effect of this question.

 Those '-'ishing to be heard must comply :7ith the following sim.-le re-
 quirements:

 (1) A written n or telegraphic request for can opoortrait-r to be
 hear( must be filed before noon or -.ed.nes.a--, June 6, 1934, with the Ad-
 minictrator, Room 4215, Depoartment of Coimerce Building, "ahin.-ton, D. C.
 (2) Such reouest shall state the name of (a) anr -oerson s -ekin,- to
 testif-r in the hearing, anC' (b) the '-eriors or -roups whom he represents.
 (3) At the Public Hearings, all -,er:ons are regarded as witnesses,
 and shall present or,11-r facts onl- anC. not ar-nunent. 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 chrr.,'e of the
 Hearin.1, persons who h.ve not complied vith the requirements of para-
 graph (1), above, mo- be permitted :.t -ny time prior to the close of the
 Hearing to file written statements contairin.-: proposals relative to the
 matters heard therein cupoorted by pertinent informIation or argument.
 Such written statements must be condensed rs much as possible.

 Public Hearin-s are solely for the -ouroose of obtaining in the most
 direct manner the facts useful to the Administrator, and no arguments will

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