Evening star., 1963-04-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES

a. PUBLIC HEARING having been
held by the Commissioners, D, C..
IN the matter of closing certain
streets and public alleys In d. c..
as hereinafter described, and, as
salo Commissioners are of the
opinion that the streets and alleys
Teierred TO should be closed. NO.
alCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
under date Of April 9. 1903. they
ORDERED: That pursuant 10 the
provisions Of Pub. Act 307, apprid
Dec, Is. 1899. the street and aliey
areas as shown on plats filed in
the surveyors Office, ID. C.. are
hereby ordered CLOSED; same TO
take effect on and after MAY
10, 1858; the title to the land
comprised IN said areas so closed
70 revert to the abuttinR property
owners - Shown on said maps.
tne said closings to take effect
Jointly o. separtely BY subsequent
99raer Or orders on the effective
qats AFORESAID, according 10 Items
Of public Resrins held IT on NJ MaIch = 1
20, 1858. described as follows:
$3.50 and ssss: tSS tIS0' closinyr ossy .ssss sesi
pub; alley. sq. S5s; 5 ciosine
Ing part pub. alley, Sa. Va ia. Si0s11 es1
Closing pub. alley, Sq. b0ss; t7J
Closing part 42nd st, Me-. south
OF Ames st.; and Of part Of pub.
sar ss1,ey, d.s.s. Sa 30 !50s4; and providing
ssZnd 81, bet. Ames and Blaine
Ss' anq ior new alley area In
g. g 9oc4 tsl Closing pub. alley.
81; 1; w Closing part 9th ST.
part Fsnton o u Pi' RI Ne. 10, ~. cI9si2S NSr1S
Capitol and LIST Sts,; and Of nuh
pub, alley. sd. 1907 A Any and PIlii an
parties Interested must fiie. In In
writing, with the commissioners.
p. e. objections, II any, 10 these
closinR6, or IS to any Item pro-
vidlng for the losings listed above
within the 30-day period prior
70 MAY ID. 1858; ofherWisa said
elosings shall become effective on
and aiter that date. In accordance
Win the provisions OF Pub Act.
505. appr'd Dec, rs, 1882. w. N,
nnJnhniNEhs y. J. CLARKE, j. b.
DUNCAN, Commissioners, ID. 6,
~ ioSsio.5d d.le.l9. O.22. .23,24,25. .26.
- 80 w
OF PUBLIC HEARING BY
MINIMUM WAGE AND INDUS
IN oElAh lpuyfr uSyAfr5dT sddT BOARD q
NUN WAGE REcoMMBNDA-
LIONS EOR THE LAUNDRY AND
Llsr LILY GLkANIhQ OCCUPATION =
llne llne Minimum Wage and Industrial
ss pnbils besl,n. bSoarq. D; c. VII hold A
2o, 1861 Room 500. bistPPlst APLa
Building. 14th and u cts. NV
on Recommendations for minimum
wage standards for the laundry
and dry cleaning occupation. The
term laundry and dry cleaning
occupation" includes: UD any
business or part thereof engaged
IN the washing, cleaning, finish-
ING, reireShing. pressing. mending,
or dyeing Of any article OF wear
Ing apparel tincluding hats and
shoes) household furnishines, tex
tlles, fur, leather. or fabric OF any
~ a,nd nIrs wRaissoeyeri .ssi ~ any business
collection, sale. resale ssso or d,stris tns
button Al retail or whoiessle a.
Ice; and 13l al activitles con-
nected with or Incidental 10 the
operation OF such businesses or
parts thereof. me activities men.
TONED above IN IN, (2), and f3)
ere covered BY this order whether
they are performed by . business
Tor lts own use or for others.
MINIMUM WAGES AND STAND
AhpS--The accommodation IN
clude. from the effective date OF
the order 70 September 3. 1898,
S42 for each week In which work !
Ing time Is more than 80 hous but
not more than 40 hours. si.i0
per hour Tor working time OF 80
per hour. for working time In ex-
cess Of 40 hour per week: from
September 3. 1898. $40 for each
week In which working time a
than 10 hours. III 5S Der hour
for worklng time Of 80 hours or
less per week. 81 .2b per hour for
working time In excess of AZ
are provisions Tor an apprsnties
ware rate; minimum daily wage;
additional daily payment for 4
aplit shifts payment BY employer
OF cost OF purchase. maintenance,
and cleaning OF uniformE and
payment by employer for travel
expenaes Incurred In performances
q the business OF the employer.
Copieg OF the recommendation
may be obtained al 400 pa. ave
NV, cHARtEq w PUTNAM,
Chairman CLAYTON AL
pkICH, RICHARD D. BAILEY.
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