The Kusko times., 1933-08-05

and 16 may be employed (but not in manufacturing or mechanical indus tries) for not to exceed hours per day and those hours between q a. m. and p. m. in such work as will not. interfere with hours of day school.
 p Not to work. any accounting, clerical, banking. office, service. or sales employees (except outside sales men) in any store, office, department. establishment, or public utility, or on any Automotive or horse-drawn pas senger. express, delivery, or feight service. or many other pace or man. ner, for more than 40 hours in. any 1 week and not to reduce, the hours, of any store or service operation. to- be- low 52 hours inl any week, unless such hours were less than 52- hours per week. before July l, 1893, and i'm the latter case not to reduce sncfa hours at all.
 (3) Not to employ.any factory or mechanical worker or artisan more than maximum week of 35 hours until December 31, 1893, but with the righ to work a-maximum week of 40' hours for any. G. weeks within this period; and not to employ any worker more than hourssin any. | day
 (4) The maximum, hours; fixed in the foregoing paragraphs t29 and (3s' shall not appy to employeessin in estahs- lishments employing not, more than two persons n towns of lesss than 2.5OO populationawhiclatowns are not part of -a larger trade area; nor to registered pharmaaists.o or other pro- fessional persons employed in their professionnnr, to employees ina man agerial or executive capacity, who now receive more than $S5s ne week; 1; nor to empldNes on emergency main4 tenance and repair work; nor to very special cases where restrictions of hours of highh yskilled. workers on continuous processesswculd unavoid+ ably. reduce. ppedhctioa,. Hntr, in any such special case, ati least. tine and 'one-third shall bs paid for hours worked ins:excesssof of. thee ms1imn,. Population for tho purposes of this agreement shAll- hhe determined. by reference toathe.193O Federal census - (5b Not,sto payyargs oh the classes of empayeesEmantioned in paragraph
 (2) ess tlzn &$55psr week in any city of over: 5oo, 900 population. or in the immediate trzd1 area of such city: nor lesathan a$t4s5D per week in any city of between. 26O, 900 and 500, ,O00 population, .tor in.the immediate trade area of such,city; nor less than $14 per week in any citT of between 2,500 and 2s6Doe population. or in the inn ,medfsta. trade ares. of such city; and in townsrof less tan 2,,5B0 population ii alcrease all wages by not less than thim2D per cent. provided that this shall not requira wage sin excess of $12 per week.
 (6f Nor to pay any employee of the classes mentioned in paragraph (Sl less than AQ cents per hour unless the hourly rate for the same class of work on July IS. 1929. was less than 40 cents pe hour, in which latter case not to pay less. than the hourly rate on July 15y l929~ md in no event less than 30 cents per hour. It is agreed that this paragraph establishes q guaranteed ninimuim rat eof pay re- garaless ef whether, the employee is compensated en the hasis of . time rata q on 2 piecework performance.
 fN Not toe reduce the eompensa- tion for employment now in excess of the mihimum waees hereby egreed to Notwithstanding thAt the hours woIRsd in such eaployment may be hereby rsdueedl aRa to inerease the pay for s.eh ee hsation by anI