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rector o! the Customs Information Exchange, New York, N. Y., and in any 

other official designated by the Commissioner of Customs, the authority to cer- tify copies of official documents for use as evidence in reappraisement proceedings, ~ 17. 7, Customs Regulations of 1943 

09 CFR 17.7>. as amended by T. D. 

52393, is further amended as follows: 

1. The headnote of this section is 

amended to read: 

§ 17.7 Appeal for reappraisement; 

form; samples; certi.fication of documents. • 

2. The parenthetical matter all"the end 

of paragraph (d) is deleted and the following new paragraph Ce> is added: 

(el The director of the Customs Information Exchange, New York, N. Y., 

the person authorized to act in that ca- pacity during the absence or disability 

of the director, and any other official 

designated by the Commissioner of Customs, shall certify copies of official documents for the pw·pose set forth in section 

2633, 28 U. S. Code.•• 

In view of the foregoing, the specific 

authorizations granted to Samuel _s: T~-.1:ajger and Peter J. Schug under dates 

ctober 11, 1946, and May 26, 1948, 

published in Treasury Decisions 

6 and 51935, respectively, are hereby 

revoked. 

(Sec. 624, 46 Stat. 759; 19 U: S. c. 1624. Interprets or applles 62 Stat. 980; 28 U. S. C. 

2633) 

[SEAL] D. B. STRUBINGER,. 

Acting Co~imissioner of Customs. 

Approved: August 22, 1951. 

JOHN S. GRAHAM, 

Acting Secretary of the Treasury, 

[F. R. Doc. 51-10404; Flied, Aug. 28, 1951; 

8:51 a. m.] 

TITLE 24-HOUSING AND 

HOUSING CREDIT 

Chapter VIII-Office of Rent Stabilization, Economic Stabilization 

Agency 

[Controlled Housing Rent Reg. Arndt. 396) 

[Controlled Rooms In Rooming Houses end 

Other Establishments, Rent Reg. Arndt. 

390]. . 

PART 825-RENT REGULATIONS UNDER THE 

HOUSING AND RENT ACT OF 01947, AS 

AMENDED 

PENNSYLVANIA 

Amendment 396 to the Controlled 

Housing Rent Regulation < § § 825.1 to 

••In finding the value of merchandise, in 

reappraisement proceedings before a single 

ludge_ of the Customs COtirt, affidavits and 

ieposltlons of persons whose attendance 

:annot reasonably be had, price lists and 

atalogues, reports or depositions of consuls, 

ustoms agents, collectors, appraisers, asslstnt appraisers. examiners. and other officers 

f the Government may be admitted in evlence. Coples of official documents, when 

ertified by an official duly authorized by the 

ecretary of the Treasury, may be admitted n evidence with the same force and elfect 

0

orlginal documents. • • 28 U. S. C. 

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RULES AND REGULATIONS 

825.12) and Amendment 390 to the Rent 

Regulation for Controlled Rooms in 

Rooming Houses and Other Establishments(§§ 825.81 to 825.92). Said regulations are amended in the following 

respects: 

1. Schedule A, Item 272, is amended 

to describe the counties in the DefenseRental Area as follows: 

·In Lycoming Co\inty, the City of Williamsport. the Boroughs of South Williamsport, 

bubolstown, Montgomery and Montoursville, 

and the Townships of Armstrong, Clinton, 

Loyalsock and Old1 Lycoming. 

Jn Northumberland County, the Cities of 

Shemoklne and Sti.nbury, the Borough o! 

Northumberlapd, and the Townships of Coal, 

Upper 1 Augusta, Point and Rockefeller; in 

Snyder County, the Borough of Selinsgrove, 

and the Townships of Monroe and Penn 

including Shamokin Dam: and In Union 

County, the Bora-ugh of .Lewisburg and the 

Townships of Buffalo and East Buffalo. 

In Clinton County, the City of Lock Haven, 

the Boroughs of Fl.erolngtou, Mill Hall and 

Renovo. and the Townships of Bald Eagle, 

Castanea, Dunnstable, Allison, Pine Creek, 

Wayne and Woodw1frd. 

· This recontrols 'the Borm.i°gh of Mont- ! 

gomery and the Township of Clinton in - Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, por- · 

tions of the Willilimsport, Pennsylvania, 

Defense-Rental Area, which localities were heretofore decontrolled as of December 21, 1949. ' 

2. A new item is hereby incorporated 

in Schedule B to i'ead as follows: 

90.1 Provisions relating to the recontrol of 

the Borough of Montgomery and. the Township of Clinton tn Lycc·ming County, Pennsylvania;,portion.s of the Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Defense-Rental Area. Effective 

September 1, 1951, the provisions of§§ 825.1-

825.12 and 825.81-825.92 shall apply to housing accommodations ·In the·· Borough of 

Montgomery end th¢ Township of Clinton 

In Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, portions 

of the Wllllamsport, 'Pennsylvania, DefenseRental Area, except ils modified by the following provisions.: 

a. All orders In elfect on December 20, 

1949, In accordance with § § 825.l to 825.12 

or 825.81 to 825.92, sh.all be In full force and 

elfect. 

b. If, on September 1, 1951, there was a ground for adjustment under § 825.5 (a) or 

§ 825.85 (a) for which no order had previously been Issued, and a petition for adjust- ment Is filed on or before October 1, 1951, 

the adjustment shall be e!Iectlve as of September l, 1951. 

c. In§§ 825.5 (a) (20) and 825.85 (a) (14), 

wherever the date July 31, 1951 appears the 

date September 1, 195.1 shall be substituted. 

d. If, on September l, 1951, the services 

provided -with any housing accommodations 

are Jess than the niiIJ.!mum requlr'ed by 

§ 825.3 or § 825.83. the lfndlord shall either restore and maintain such minimum serv- ' 

ices or fl.le a petition on or before October 

1. 1951 requesting approval of the decreased 

services. If, on September 1, 195f, the furplture, furnl~hlngs, or, equipment provlaed 

with any housing accommodations are Jess 

than the minimum required by § 825.3 or 

§ 825.83, the landlord shall file, on or before 

October l, 1951, a written report showing 

the decrease In furniture, furnishings, or 

equipment. Except as' modified b'y this paragraph "d", the prov~lons of §§ 825.5 (b) 

and 825.85 (bj shall be· applicable to all such cases. 

1 In the Rent Regulation for Controlled 

Rooms In Rooming Houses and "Other Establishments ( §§ 825.81-825.92), the new Item 

Is 89. 

e. Jn the case o! any nctlon which on tember 1, 1951, was required or authorize 

by § § 825.l-a25.12 or §§ 825.81-a25.92 to be 

taken within a specified period of time, the same time period shall be applicable but 

such time period shall be counted from September l, 1951. 

f. The provisions of § § 825.6 and 825.86 

shall not apply to any case In which judgment was entered prior to September l, 1951 

by a court of competent jurlsqlction for the 

eviction or removal of a tenant from housing 

accommodations. · 

(Ser.. 204, 61 Stat. 197, as amended; 50 U.S. C. 

App. Sup. 1894) ' 

This amendment shall become effective September 1, 1951. 

Issued this 24th day of August 1951. 

TIGHE E. WOODS, 

Director of Rent Stabili;wtion. 

[F. R. Doc. 51-10403; Filed, Aug. 28, 1951; 

8:61 a. m.) 

TITLE 32-NATIONAL DEFENSE, 

Chapter Vl-Depart,ment of the Navy 

Subchapter D-Procurement, Property; Patents, 

and Contracts 

PART 739-ADMINISTRATION OF A UNIFORM 

PATENT POLICY WITH RESPECT TO IN· 

VENTIONS MADE BY NAVY PERSONNEL 

JULY 20, 1951. 

1. By Executive Order 10096 dated 

January 23, 1950 05 F. R. 389l, the 

President established a basic Government patent policy with respect to inventions made by G<>vernment employ- ees under which the Government may, 

under certain conditions, acquire title to 

inventions made by its employees while 

providing for partial or complete retention of rights by employees under other 

conditions. Determination by a Government agency that the Government 

has or is to take less than full title to an invention is subject to approval by the 

Chairman of the Government Patents 

Board established under the abovenamed Executive Order and sometimes 

referred to as the "Chairman" hereinafter. 

2. With a view to obtaining uniform 

application of the policy set out in this" 

order and uniform operations thereunder. the Chairman of the Government 

Patents Board is authorized and directed, after consultation with the 

Board. to formulate and submit to the 

President. for approval such proposed 

rules and regulations as may be .neces- sary or desirable to implement and effectuate the policy established. Each 

Government agency is also required to 

take all steps appropriate to effectuate 

the order, including the promuigation of 

necessary regulations which shall not be 

inconsistent with those approved by the 

President. 

3. On April 26, 1951 the President approved certain rules and regulations un- de1· Executive Order 10096 which have 

been issued as Administrative Order No. 

5 of the Chairman of the Government 

Patents Board (37 CF.R Part 300, 16 F. R. 

3927). These rules and regulations in 

§ 300.6 thereof restate the· basic G<>vernment patent policy established by the 

President; and in this section and cer-
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tain others set forth the responsibilities of Government agencies. The agency 

responsibilities, among others, include 

the determination of invention, the de- ... termination of rights In inventions, the 

determinatibn of whether patl!nt protec- _ tion will be sought in the United State:il · and the furnishing of certain reports. 

Sec. 

739.1 Department responsibilities. 

l!ETERMINATION AND AS.SERTION OF RIGHTS 

739.2 Conditions for assignment. 

739.3 Definitions of conditions. 

739.4 When assignment .ls required. 

739.5 When conditions are presumed. 

739.6 Burden of proof. 

739.7 Foreign rights .. 

APPEALS AND PETTI'IONS 

739.8 Appeals. 

739 .il _Pet! tlons. 

PATENT PROTECTION 

739.10 GeneraL 

739.11 Dispute as to rights. 

739.12 Rights In the employee. 

REPOllTINO OF INVENTIONS 

'739.13 Employee defined. 

739.14 Reporting and forms. 

DETERMINATION OF INVENTION 

739.15 Invention defined. 

739.16' When determined. 

SCOPE OF DillECTIVE 

739.17 Inventions covered. 

AUTHORITY: §§ 739.1 to 739.17 Issued under 

E. o. 10096, Jan. 23, 1950, 15 F. R. 389; a 

CFR, 1950 Supp. 

§ -'739.l Department responsibilities. 

In carrying out these agency responsibilities for the Department of the Navy, the 

Chief of Naval Research will be respon- sible for. and, through bis ·authorized i·eprese~~atives, wm discharge the following functions: 

<a> Determine whether the results of 

research, development or· other activity 

within the Department of the Navy con- stitute invention within the purview of 

Executive Order 10096; · Cb) Determine, subject to review by 

the Chairman of the Government Patents Board, the respective rights of the 

Government and of the inventor in and 

to any invention made by an employee 

of the Department of the Navy; 

<c> Determine, subject to certain ex- ceptions noted hereinafter, whether 

patent protection will be sought in the 

United States by the Department of the 

Navy for such inventfons; and 

<d> Furnish reports as required to the 

Chairman of th"e Government Patents 

Board relating to the determination of 

rights, the taking of appeals, the filing 

of applications and the issuance of 

pa'.tents. · 

DETERMINATION AND ASS~TION OF RIGHTS 

§ 739.2 Conditions for assignment. 

The- Department of the Na.vy may re- quire assignment of title to inventions 

made by employees of the Naval Establishment and to any patents that may be 

issued on such inventions if any· of the 

fol.lowing conditions are present: 

<a> If the invention was made during working hours; or · . 

Cb) If the invention was made with a contribution by the Government of faFEDERAL REGISTER 

-·cmties, equipment, materials, funds or information, or of time or services of 

other Government employees on official 

duty; or - <c> If the invention bears a: direct re- lation to or was made in consequence of 

the official duties of the inventor. 

§ 739.3 Definitions of conditions. In 

determining whether a. condition set 

forth in § 739.2 was present in the-·making of the ln".ention the following de-

.:finitions shall apply: 

<a> Working hours for civilian em- ployees sha-ll mean time spent during either the usual working how·s, or over- time, or both, and fbr military personnel 

time spent during the houp; actually ep- gaged in officially assigned duties; 

<b> A contribution of facilities shall mean that the facilities were used in the 

making of the invention and while so used were made unavailable for othe'r 

-purposes; • Cc) A contribution of equipment shall mean that the equipment was used in 

the making of the invention and was thus made unavailable for other purposes; 

Cd> A contribution of materials shall mean that the materials were specifically 

obtained and used. for the purpose of 

making the invention and were thus 

rendered unavailable for other use: Ce) A contribution of funds shall mean that Government funds were actually -expended for the purpose· of making the 

invention; 

m A· contribution of. information 

shall mean that the information used in 

the making of ~he invention was available only by reason of the invent'or's 

official duties and was obtained from sources not otherwise available; 

(g) A contribution of time or services 

of other Government employees on official !iuty shall mean that their time or services was utilized during working hours as defined in paragraph (a) of this 

section; 

Ch) Bearing a direct relation to or made in consequence of the official duties 

of the inventor means that the duties to 

which the Inventor had been assigned wen~ such that the invention could 

reasonably be expected to arise therefrom. 

§ 7_39.4 When assignment is required. 

car \yhen any of the conditions set forth 

in § 739.2, as defined in § 73_9.3, are present, the domestic rights and, in the discretion of the Chief of Naval Research 

foreign rights in and .to the invention 

shall belong to the Government if: 

Cl) The conditions are equitably sufficient to justify assignment thereof by 

the employee to the Government; lmd 

<2> The Government has sufficient interest In the invention to require assignment thereof by the employee. 

Cb> If it should be found that assignment is not required under subparagraphs 0) and <2> of paragraph (a) of 

this section, the employee nevertheless 

shall be required to grant to the Government a non-exclusive irrevocable royalty-free license in the inventio:i and 

under any patents which may issue 

thereon, with power to grant licenses for· 

all -governmental purposes. When none 

of the conditions set forth in § 739.2, as 

8739 

defined in § 739.3, are present, the entire 

tight, title and Interest in and to the 

Invention shall be left in the employee, 

subject to law. 

§ 739.5 When conditions are presumed. It is presumed that the conditions of § 739.2, as defined in § 739.3, are present, when the employee Is employed or assigned: 

<a> To invent or Improve or perfect - any art, -machine, manufactw·e, design, or composition of matter; 

(b) To conduct or perform research 

_or development work, or' both; · <c> To supervise, direct, coordinate or review Government financed or con- ducted research or development work, or both; or <d> To act in a liaison capacity among governmental or non-governmental 

agencies. or individuals engaged in such 

research or development work, or both. 

§ 739.6 Burden of proof. Employees 

:Within the classes defined in § 739.5 may 

submit evidence tha.t will enable the 

Chief of Naval Research to establish the 

absence of any one or more of-the con- ditions of § 739.2, as defined in § 739.3, or that· the conditions which are present are insufficient equitably to- Justify , a requirement that assignment be made 

to the Government of the invention and 

any patent which may issue thereon. 

For employees not within the classes defined In § 739.5, the Government must 

establish' that the conditions of § 739.2, 

·as·defined In § 739.3, if present, are sufficient equitably to require an assign- · ment to the·Govemment of the invention 

and to any patent which may issue 

thereon. 

§ 739.7 Fore!gn rights. An assignment of the foreign rights in and to the 

invention shall ~ J:!lade by the employee, 

upon request, whenever ab assignment 

of the domestio rights is required. Where, however, an assignment of the 

domestic !'ights Is not required, an as- signment of the foreign rights in and 

to the invention may be made by the 

employee, upon request; 

I APPEALS i\Np PETITIONS 

§ 739.8 · Appeals. Ca> Any employee 

of the De,l)artment of the Navy who Is 

aggrieved by a determination of the 

Chief of Naval Research pursua.nt to 

. § 739.4 may obtain a review of the determination by filing, within 30 days <or 

such longer period as the Chairman may, for good cause, fix in any case>, after 

receiving notice of such determination, a written appeal with the Cha.Irma.ii' of 

the Government Patents Board and a. copy of the appeal with the Chief of 

Naval Research. 

(b) In the event of the filing of an appeal, the·Chlef of Naval Research subject to considerations· of national s~cur­ ity, shall furnish the Chairman in writing, promptly upon the filing of the 

appeal, the information required by 37 

CFR 300.7 (b) 06 F. R. 3927>. The 

decision of the Chairman upon any appeal. taken pursuant t'o paragraph <a> of 

this section shall be final. 

§ 739.9 Petitions. <a> In the event 

that the Chief of Naval Research determines pursuant to § 739.4 that the do-
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8740 RULES AND REGULATIONS 

-subsequent acquisition by the. Governinent of the domestic rights In and to the 

invention as specified In 37 CFR 300.6 (b>~ 

l'ITLE 32A-NA TIONAL DEFENSE, 

APPENDIX 

mest!c rights in and to an invention will 

be left with an employee with or without a license in favor of the Government, a report of this determination is required 

to be submitted to the Chairman for re- view, subject to the right of the employee, 

if he acquiesces in the determination, to 

file a petition in the event of a decision 

less favorable to him. 

,(1) <l~ F. R. 3927> should the Chah'man ,, .Chapter IV-Wage Stabilization 

"'so decide. · 1 Board, Economic St a.b iii z at ion 

REPORTING OF INVENTIONS . Agency 

§ 739.13 Employee defined. The term (Genera.I Wage Regulation No. 8, Revised) "employee" as used in this part means Cb) The Chairman will review such a 

determination of the Chief of Naval Research, and his decision respecting the 

matter shall be final, subject to the right 

of the employee to submit to the Chair- man within 30 days, <or such longer period as the Chairman may, for good 

cause, fix in any case> after receiving no- tice of such decision, a petition for the 

reconsideration of the decision if It gives 

to the Government greater rights than 

the determination made by the Chief of 

Naval Research. A copy of any such 

petition must also be filed by the em- ployee with the Chief of Naval Research 

within the prescribed period. 

any omcer or employee, civilian or mili- GWR 8, REv.-CosT-oF-LIVING INCREASES 

-tary, of the Navay Establishment, in- Pursuant to the Defense Production 

eluding any part-time consultant or Act of 1950, as amended <Pub. Law.774, 

pa1·t-time employee except when special Slst Cong., Pub. Law 96, 82nd Cong.); 

circumstances in a specific case require a Executive Order 10161 Cl5 F. R. 6105) ; 

departure from the provisions of this part Executive Order 10233 Cl6 F. R. 3503>; 

·to meet the needs of the Department of and General Order No. 3, Economic Stathe Navy. Such circumstances shall be bllization Administra-tor Cl6 F. R. 739)', 

reported to the Chairman of the Gov- General Wage Regulation No. 8 Is hereby 

ernment Patents Board and separately revised. 

PATENT PROTECTION 

promulgated if approved by him. 

§ 739.14 Reporting and forms. In 

order that the pep!lrtment of the Navy 

may _comply with the rules and regulations of the Chairman of the Government Patents Board issued as ·Administ;ative Order No. 5 (37 CFR Part 300, 16 

Ji'. R. 3927>, all employees are required 

to report to the omce of Naval Research, 

through omcial channels, all Inventions 

made by them on and after 23 January 

1950 under the conditions set forth in 

§ 739.2. The reporting of inventions not 

made under these conditions, while not 

required, is nevertheless urged. For re- porting Inventions use will be made of 

FOrms NAVEXOS 2S74 and 2375 or such 

revisions thereof or other forms as the 

Chief cir Naval Research r,nay prescribe. 

DETERMINATION OF INVENTION 

§ 739.10 General. The Chief of Na- . val Research, upon determining thatl:an 

invention was made under the conditions 

specified In § 739.2, as defined In § 739·3 •. shall thereupon determine whether patent protection will be sought 1n the · United States by the Department.of the 

Navy for such invention. A controversy over the respective rights of the Government and of the Inventor In any case shall not delay the taking of any actiori 

seeking such patent protection. In cases pursuant to _§ 739.4 where it is determined that the domestic rights In and to 

the invention are to be left with the § 739.15 Invention defined. The term 

"invention" as used In this part means employee, action by the Department of any art, machiI).e, manufacture, design the Navy looking toward such patent protection- shall be contingent upon the 01· co'mpasitlon of>matter, or any new and 

useful improvement thereof, or any consent of the Inventor. .variety of plant, which Is or may be 

§ 739.11 Dispute as to rlghts. Where patentable under the patent laws of 

there is a dispute as to whether the the United States. 

Government is to obtain an assignment of the domestic rights in and to the in- § 739.16 When. determi11.ed. The 

vention or only a license thereunder, the Chief of Naval Research will be responChief of Naval Research will determine sible for determining whether the results 

whether patent protection will ~ sought of research, development or other acin the United State's pending the Chair- tlvlty within the Department of the Navy 

man's decision on the dispute, and, if the constitute Invention and, where pracChief of Naval Research decides that a~n · ticable, will make this determination beapplication for patent should be filed, . fore determining the respective rights 

will take such license rights as are spec!- of the Government and the Inventor on 

fled in 37 CFR 300.6 Cb) (2) <16 F. R. the basis of Information furnished by 

3927 > but this shall be without prejudice the employee and such other informato a~quiring an assignment of the tion as he may require. 

domestic rigbts In and to the invention 

as specified in 37 CFR 300.6 Cb) Cl) ci6 

F. R. 3927> should the Chairman "so decide. 

§ 739.12 Rights in the employee. 

Where, however, the Chief of Naval Research has determined to leave the domestic rights In and to an Invention with 

an employee subject to a license In favor 

of the Government and the employee 

acquiesces in thil! determination, the 

-Chief of Naval Research will, upon the 

filing of an application for patent and 

pending review of the determination by 

the Chairman, take such license rights 

as are specified in 37 CFR 300.6 Cb) (2) 

(16 F. R. 3927) w~~1out prejudice to the 

SCOPE OF DIRECTIVE 

§ 739.17 Inventions covered. The 

foregoing provisions of this part· apply 

to any invention made by an employee 

on or after January 23, 1950 and to any 

action taken with respect thereto. As 

to inventions made before January 23, 

1950, the respective rights of the Gov-: 

ernment and the employee will be determined under the provisions of General Order No. 2 of the Navy Department 

dated May 13, 1935. 

FRANCIS P. WHITEHAIR, 

Acting Secretary of the Navv. 

[F. R. Doc. 51-10378; Filed, Aug. 28, 1951; 

8:47 a. m.) 

STATEMENT OF CONSIDERATIONS 

This revised' General Wage Regulation 

No. 8 permits certain cost-:0f-living in- creases in wages and salaries to be made 

without prior Board approval. Other· 

cost-of-liv'ing Increases under this regulation are permitted after approval by 

the Board. The Increases permitted by 

this revised regulation must be based 

upon a Consumers Price Index published 

by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, or an index otherwise acceptable to the Board. 

The policies contained in this revised 

regulation will be subject to a later re- view by the BQard. 

The Economic Stabilization Administrator'has been consulted in the formulation of this regulation. The Economic 

Stabilization Administrator has approved the resolution upon which this 

·regulation Is based through March l, 

1952. Due consideration has been given . to the standards and procedw·es set forth 

in Title· IV and Title VII of the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended. 

REGULATORY PROVISIONS 

Sec. 

1. Definl ti oils. 

2. Cost-of-living ·provisions in effect on or before January 25, 1951. 

8: Cost-of-living provisions put Into effect 

after January 25, 1951. 

4. Permissible Increases In absence of costof-living provisions. 

II. Exceptional cases. 

AUTHORITY: Sections 1 through 5 Issued 

under sec. 704, 64 Stat. 816, as amended; 50 U. S. C. App. Sup. 2154. Interpret or apply Title. IV. 64 Stat. 803, as amended: 50 U. s. C. 

App. Sup. 2101-2110, E. 0. 10161, Sept. 9, 1950, 15 F. R. 6105, 3 CFR, ipso Supp. 

SECTION 1. · Definitions. As used in 

this regulation, the term-

(a) "Wages and salaries" means the 

straight-time rate of pay, Including shift 

differentials but excluding- compensation 

such as other fringe benefits and health, 

welfare and pension pla·ns. 

<b> "Acceptable index" means any 

Consumers Price Index <frequently re- f erred to as the cost-of-living Index> 

published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics or such other index as the Board 

has determined or many determine to 

be acceptable for the purpose of this 

i·egulation.' 

1 The Board published a list of apprm•ed Indices on July 17. This list cnn be obtnlned · at as;i_y Wage and Hour or Regional Board omce.