Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

to such person an order requiring
such person to appear before
commissioner, the commission, or its
duly authorized representative,
there to produce evidence if so Or
dered or there to give testimony
touching the matter under investi-
cation or in question; and any
failure to obey such order of the
court may be punished by said
court as a contempt thereof.
(k) Protection Against Self
determination. No person shall be
excused from attending and testify
ing or from producing books. papers.
correspondence. memoranda. and
other records before the commits
sion or its duly authorized repre-
sentative or in obedience to the
subpoena of the commission or any
member thereof or any duly
authorized representative of the
commission in any cause or pro-
ceeding before the commission or
its duly authorized representative
on the ground that the testimony
or evidence, documentary or other
wise, required of him may tend to
him or subject him to
a penalty or forfeiture; but no in
dividual shall be prosecuted or sub
jected to any penalty or forfeiture
for or on account of any trans
action, matter, or thing concerning
which he is compelled. after hav-
ing claimed his privilege against
self-incrimination to testify or pro-
duce evidence, documentary or
otherwise, except that such individ-
ual so teStifying shall not be
exempt from prosecution and pun
iShment for perjury committed in
so testifying.
Cd State-Federal Cooperation.
In the administration of this Act,
the commission shall cooperate to
the fullest extent consistent with
the provisions of this Act, with the
Social Security Board, created by
the Social Security Act, approved
August IA, 1885, as amended; shall
make such reports in such form
and containing such information
as the Social Security Board may
from time to time require, and
shall comply with such provisions
as the Social Security Board may
from time to time find necessary
to assure the correctness and veri-
of such reports; and shall
comply with regulations prescribed
by the Social Security Board gov
erning the expenditures of such
sums as may be allotted and paid
to this State under Title III of the
Social Security Act for the pur-
pose of assisting in the administra-
ton of this Act.
Upon request therefor, the COM
shall furnish to any agency
of the United States charged with
the administration of public works
or assistance through public en-
the name, address, Or
binary occupation, and employment
status of each recipient of benefits
and such recipients rights to fur
Their benefits under this Act.
m) Rules and Regulations.
General and special rules may be
adopted. amended, or rescinded by
the Commission which rules shall
become effective ten Q0D days after
of the same in one or
more newspapers of general cir
culation in this State, provided
that any employer, employee or
other person whose interest is or
may be affected thereby may object
to any such rules within ten Q0)
days after publication thereof by
filing with the Commission a Pc
tition setting forth the grounds of
to said rule and request
for hearing thereon, whereupon a
hearing shall thereafter be had be-
fore the Commission at a time and
place designated by the Commits
sion after due notice of said hear
ing has been served by the Com
or duly authorized person,
upon the objecting party or parties
not less than five 60 days before
said hearing.
Regulations may be adopted,
or rescinded by the
Commission and shall become eff
fective in the manner and at the
time prescribed by the Commission"
Section 8. That Section II, Chap
ter 2, Extra Session Laws of 1886
is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section II. RECIPROCAL BENE-
FIT ARRANGEMENTS. The Com
is hereby authorized to en-
ter into arrangements with the
agencies of other states
or the Federal Government where
by individuals performing services
in this and other States for a single
unit under circumstances
not specifically provided for in
Section Cd Of this Act, or under
similar provisions in the unemploy-
ment compensation laws of such
other States, shall be deemed to be
in employment performed
within this State or within
one of such other States, and
whereby potential rights to bene-
fits accumulated under the unem-
ployment compensation laws of
several states or under such a law
Of the Federal Government, or
both, may constitute the basis for
the payment of benefits through a
single appropriate agency under
terms which the commission finds
will be fair and reasonable as to all
affected interests and will not re-
suit in any substantial loss to the
fund"
Section 9. That Section IL.
Chapter 2, Extra Session Laws of
1886 is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section II. (a) The commits