Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
OFFICIAL NOTICES

A PUBLIC HEARING having been
in the matter maj Of closinE certain G In
street area and public alleys in
d. c., as hereinafter described,
and. as said Commissioners are
of the opinion that the alley area
NOTICE IS HEREBY GY Given 'V that
under date Of MARCH 10, 1868,
they have prepared the following
order: ORDERED: That pursuant
to the provisions of Pub. Act
307, appr'd Dec. is, 1882, the
alley area as shown in green
S SSTSr on ot Pist fled in I the SUD
as s'I Map s3s4. is s. hereby err: Hu ordereS
CLOSED. same to take effect on
and after APRIL 80, 1868; the
title to the land comprised in
said area SO closed TO revert to
the abuttinR property owners as
closing to take effect by subse-
Quent order on the effective date
aforesaid. according to Item 4
Of public hearing held on Sep
TENDER %, 1859, described as fol-
lows To- 8 q Closing Of pub; alley LEY
nte res o. must Afy t asd al w pfFSss
with the Commissioners, D. G..
objections, il any, to this closing
within the 30-day period prior
to APRIL 80, 1868: otherwise
said closing shall become effec-
tive on and after that date, in
accordance with the provisions Of
Pub. Act 307. appr'd Dec. Is, 1882.
W. N. TOBRINER, p. J. CLARK.
J. B. DUNCAN, Commissioners,
NH rs, 20. 81, 2s. 20. 80 ap ..
3, 4. 5, q, 8. 9.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY
MINIMUM WAGE AND INDUS
TRIAL SAFETY BOARD. D. c..
ON APRIL %. 1863. ON MINI
NUN WWAGE RECoMMENDA1
DRY CLEANING OCCUPATION.
dustrial Safety Board. D. c.,
viii hold q public hearing at s
PM. April 20, 1863. Room 500.
District Building. 18th and Z
SITS. NV, on recommendations
for minimum wage standards for
the laundry and dry-cleaning
occupation. The term laundry
and dry cleaning occupation"
inclu % any business
VI part bHtTCOl eHkdkcu III tut
washing. cleaning, finishing. re-
dyeirg OF any article OF wearing
apparel Including hats and shoesl
household furnishings. textiles,
fur. leather. or fabric Of any kind
whatsoever: (2) any business or
part thereof engaged in the col
lection, sale, resale. or distribu-
ton at retail or wholesale Of any
laundry or dry cleaning service
and go all activities connected
with or incidental to the opera
tS1 q s TSe s Sgi9ssse' or Rt
covered BY this order whether
they are performed by q business
for ITS own use or for others.
MINIMUM WAGES AND STAND
ARDS-The recommendation in
clude: From the effective date Of
the order to September 3. 1865.
S42 for each week in which work.
ing time is more than 80 hours
but not more than 40 hours,
Sill. per hour for working time
time il excess Of 40 hours per
week; from September 3. 1855.
$40 for each week in which
working time is more than 38
hours but not more than 40
hours. 81 .25 per hour for working
time Of 80 hours or less per week.
Sl.25 per hour for working time
In excess Of 40 hours per week
Also included are provisions for
an apprentice wage rate; mini
mum daily wage; additional daily
payment for a split shift; pay
ment by employer OF cost Of pur-
chase maintenance, and cleaning
OF uniforms; and payment by
employer for travel expenses in
CURED in performance OF the
business Of the employer. Copies
OF the commentator may be
obtained at 400 Pa. Ave NV.
CHARLES W. PUTNAM, Chair
man: CLAYTON b, ALDRIcH.
RICHARD d. BAILEY. apl