Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: JOSEPH p, LEWIS. record
the following premise In SQUARE
Northeast, dot S75). in Washington.
D: G. Pursuant to the provisions
Of the Act OF Consress Of May |:
{ Board for the Condemnation of
trsct OF Columbia. and for other
Purposes, as amended April -.
members Of the Board have in
dition Of the buildinEs at the
premise mentioned above. This
building. shed and fence have been
found. as a result OF such in
veStigation to be in such insanitary
condition as to endsn9er the health
or lives of the occupants thereof,
ana accordingly the same are
hereby condemned. From and after
fifteen u5D days after copy OF
this Order is affixed to the said
buildings, or parts thereof. 1t shall
be t5si. fer ANY ps nss @ 70
which led to the condemnation OF the
building. shed and fence, have been
remedied and this order has been
cancelled. or unless the time within
may be lawfully occupied has been
Board; BOA BOARD For IT, The s,,S c ON
BUILDINGS. Colonel q. Z: Evans.
Jr., W: II: Cary, Jr.. J; J. dlgenirttx
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEARING BY
T MRHlMu sarE M4eE BoA AH9 OF isP TIE
b. c. ON MARCH 24th. 1854. FOR
CLERICAL AND TECHNICAL OC-
CUPATIONS.- Minimum Wage
and Industrial Safety Board Of the
D. c.. having or Feb. rs. 1854:
approved the recommendations OF
Clerical and Technical Occupations
as stated hereinafter, and having:
on the same date. determined and
ruled that the minimum wages and
standards also apply to minors.
gives notice that II will hold .
public hearing s At 500 3D., D;m.' .o %ed IL
Streets NV. At which time ali
persons who wish to do so may
speak on the recommended minimum
wages and standards. The occupa-
tfons are: Clerical occupations which
include general once clerks. stem
.1r ma. syp s1.t. ne
receiving clerks. information clerks,
receptionists. checkers. proofreaders.
investigators. examiners. claim I'D.
justers. messengers. once boys and
Girls: telephone sper n,'sIs ;, once n
chine operators. telegraph messen-
gers. telegraphic typewriter opera
tors. telegraph operators, collection
clerks. tracer clerks, ticket agents.
baggage agents. vehicle dispatchers,
and similar occupations; technical
occupations which include practical
nurses. nurses aides, and assistants
to physicians. dentists. laboratory
technicians, x-ray technicians. per
sonnet counselors, labor relations
counselors, public relations coun-
sellers. librarians, educators, social
workers. writers, research workers.
whose work requires similar skill
clerical and technical occupations
in any establishment whose principal
business is: Retail trade. manufac-
turing and wholesaling, public house
keeping. laundry and dry cleaning:
1nS beauty ysp eult sTaNps M1HlMun =
minimum weekly wage Of $32. 90
for q work week of 80 through 20
hours: Q part-time hourly rate. OF
$50 for working time Of less than
a. hours per work week. except
per hour II employed By the the
recognized educational institution
which she Is attending. and that
student under Is years of age
may be paid 75c an hour II certi-
fed by the Board: an overtime
hourly rate Of ssc for working time
week; a sum of ssc per day in
addition to the minimum wage for
each day during which the EN-
ployee works a split shift: sum
of SSc per day in addition to the
minimum wage for each day in
which the spread OF hours exceeds
II; payment for four hours at SIC
per hour for each day the employee
reports for work under general or
specific instructions but is given no
work or works less than four hours.
II an employee is required to wear
a uniform. the employer shall pay
nance. and laundering Of such uni
form. If the employer furnishes
lodging or bona fide meals, deduc-
tons may be made from the mini
mum wage in the following amounts:
not more than $500 per week for
0ns bsn e single s.e eSom ot or .s not
OF two persons in a double room:
not more than 3Oc for each bona
fide meal. Unless otherwise author
lied by the Board. every employer
shall pay to each employee. on a
regular pay day of the establish
ment. not less than the applicable
worked in the pay period. Copies
of the proposed order may be
secured at the office of the Minimum
Wage and Industrial Safety Board.
400 Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
MRS. CHARLES H. WESTON,
Chairman. FRANK E. WEAKLY,
FRANK O'CONNOR. Attest: CARRIE
L. ALLGOOD. Executive Secretary.
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