(a) The manufacturing or processing of all yarns (other than carpet yarns) spun entirely from wool or animal fiber (other than silk); and all processes preparatory thereto.

(b) The manufacturing, dyeing or other finishing of fabrics and blankets (other than carpets, rugs and pile fabrics) woven from yarns spun entirely of wool or animal fiber (other than silk).

(c) The manufacturing, dyeing, or other finishing of fulled suitings, coatings, topcoatings, and overcoatings knit from yarns spun entirely of wool or animal fiber (other than silk).

(d) The picking of rags and clips made entirely from wool or animal fiber (other than silk), and the garnetting of wool or animal fiber (other than silk) from rags, clips, or mill waste; and other processes related thereto.

(e) The manufacturing of batting, wadding or filling made entirely of wool or animal fiber (other than silk).

(f) The manufacturing or processing of all yarns (other than carpet yarns) spun from wool or animal fiber (other than silk) in combination with cotton, silk, flax, jute or any synthetic fiber; except the manufacturing or processing on systems other than the woolen system of yarns containing not more than 45 percent by weight of wool or animal fiber (other than silk) in combination with cotton, silk, flax, jute or any synthetic fiber.

(g) The manufacturing, dyeing or other finishing of the products enumerated in clauses (b), (c), (d), and (e) from wool or animal fiber (other than silk) in combination with cotton, silk, flax, jute or any synthetic fiber; except products containing not more than 25 percent by weight of wool or animal fiber (other than silk), with a margin of tolerance of 2 percent to meet the exigencies of manufacture.

§ 612.5 Scope of the definition. The definition of the Woolen Industry covers all occupations in the industry which are necessary to the production of the articles specified in the definition, including clerical, maintenance, shipping and sell

ing occupations: Provided, however, That this definition does not include employees of an independent wholesaler or employees of a manufacturer who are engaged exclusively in marketing and distributing products of the industry which have been purchased for resale: And provided further, That where an employee covered by this definition is employed during the same workweek at two or more different minimum rates of pay, he shall be paid the highest of such rates for such workweek unless records concerning his employment are kept by his employer in accordance with applicable regulations of the Wage and Hour Division.

§ 612.6 Effective date. This part shall become effective November 24, 1941.

PART 613-KNITTED AND MEN'S WOVEN UNDERWEAR AND COMMERCIAL KNITTING INDUSTRY, MINIMUM WAGE ORDERS

Sec.

613.1

613.2

613.3

613.4

613.5 613.6

Approval of recommendation of industry committee.

Wage rate.

Posting of notices.

Definition of the Knitted and Men's

Woven Underwear and Commercial
Knitting Industry.

Scope of the definition.
Effective date.

AUTHORITY: §§ 613.1 to 613.6, inclusive, issued under sec. 8, 52 Stat. 1064; 29 U.S.C. 208.

SOURCE: §§ 613.1 to 613.6, inclusive, contained in Wage Order, Administrator, Nov. 4, 1941, effective Nov. 24, 1941; 6 F.R. 5695.

§ 613.1 Approval of recommendation of industry committee. The Committee's recommendation is hereby approved.

§ 613.2 Wage rate. Wages at a rate of not less than 40 cents per hour shall be paid under section 6 of the Act by every employer to each of his employees in the Knitted and Men's Woven Underwear and Commercial Knitting Industry who is engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce..

§ 613.3 Posting of notices. Every employer employing any employees so engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce in the Knitted and Men's Woven Underwear and Commercial Knitting Industry shall post and keep posted in a conspicuous place in each

department of his establishment where such employees are working such notices of this part as shall be prescribed from time to time by the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor.

§ 613.4 Definition of the Knitted and Men's Woven Underwear and Commercial Knitting Industry. The Knitted and Men's Woven Underwear and Commercial Knitting Industry, to which this part shall apply, is defined as follows:

or

(a) The manufacturing, dyeing other finishing of any knitted fabric made from any yarn or mixture of yarns, except:

(1) The knitting from any yarn or mixture of yarns and the further manufacturing, dyeing or other finishing of knitted garments, knitted garment sections or knitted garment accessories for use as external apparel or covering which are partially or completely manufactured in the same establishment as that where the knitting process is performed: Provided, That this exception shall not be construed to apply to the garments or garment accessories designated in paragraph (b) of this section.

(2) Fulled suitings, coatings, topcoatings, or overcoatings containing more than 25 per cent, by weight, of wool or animal fiber other than silk.

(3) Hosiery.

(b) The manufacturing, dyeing or other finishing, from any yarn or mixture of yarns, or from purchased knitted fabric, of any of the following products.

(1) Knitted garments or garment accessories for use as underwear, sleeping wear, or negligees.

(2) Fleece-lined garments made from knitted fabric containing cotton only or containing any mixture of cotton and not more than 25 per cent, by weight, of wool or animal fiber other than silk.

(3) Knitted shirts of cotton or any synthetic fiber or any mixture of such fibers which have been knit on machinery of 10-cut or finer in the same establishment as that where the knitting process is performed.

(4) Knitted towels or cloths.

(c) The manufacturing of men's and boys' underwear from any woven fabric.

§ 613.5 Scope of the definition. The definition of the Knitted and Men's Woven Underwear and Commercial Knitting Industry covers all occupations in the Industry which are necessary to the production of the articles specified in the definition including clerical, maintenance, shipping, and selling occupations: Provided, however, That such clerical, maintenance, shipping, and selling occupations when carried on in a wholesaling or selling department physically segregated from other departments of a manufacturing establishment the greater part of the sales of which wholesaling or selling department are sales of articles which have been purchased for resale, shall not be deemed to be covered by this definition: And provided further, That where an employee covered by this definition is employed during the same workweek at two or more different minimum rates of pay, he shall be paid the highest of such rates for such workweek unless records concerning his employment are kept by his employer in accordance with applicable regulations of the Wage and Hour Division.

§ 613.6 Effective date. This part shall become effective November 24, 1941.

AUTHORITY: §§ 614.1 to 614.6, inclusive, issued under sec. 8, 52 Stat. 1064; 29 U.S.C. 208. SOURCE: $$ 614.1 to 614.6, inclusive, contained in Wage Order, Administrator, Nov. 28, 1941, effective Dec. 15, 1941; 6 F.R. 6103.

§ 614.1 Approval of recommendation of industry committee No. 31. The Committee's recommendation is hereby approved.

§ 614.2 Wage rate. Wages at a rate of not less than 40 cents per hour shall be paid under section 6 of the Act by every employer to each of his employees in the Miscellaneous Apparel Industry

who is engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce.

§ 614.3 Posting of notices. Every employer employing any employees so engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce in the Miscellaneous Apparel Industry shall post and keep posted in a conspicuous place in each department of his establishment where such employees are working such notices of this part as shall be prescribed from time to time by the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor.

§ 614.4 Definition of the Miscellaneous Apparel Industry. The manufacture of men's and boys' neckties, scarfs and mufflers from any woven materials or from purchased knitted materials; the manufacture of robes from any woven materials or from purchased knitted materials, including without limitation men's, women's and children's bath, lounging and beach robes and dressing gowns; the manufacture of garters, suspenders, arm bands, other elastic woven products, and similar products (except orthopedic and athletic products) from webbing, leather, or other material; the manufacturing process of covering buttons and buckles with cloth, leather or similar materials; the manufacture and processing for use on apparel, of artificial flowers, buds, foliage, fruits, plants, and feathers, or parts thereof from any material; and the preservation and processing, for use on apparel, of natural flowers and feathers.

§ 614.5 Scope of the definition. The definition of the Miscellaneous Apparel Industry covers all occupations in the industry which are necessary to the production of the articles specified in the definition including clerical, maintenance, shipping, and selling occupations: Provided, however, That such clerical, maintenance, shipping and selling occupations when carried on in a wholesaling or selling department physically segregated from other departments of a manufacturing establishment, the greater part of the sales of which wholesaling or selling department are sales of articles which have been purchased for resale, shall not be deemed to be covered by this definition: And provided further, That where an employee covered by this defi

AUTHORITY: §§ 615.1 to 615.6, inclusive, issued under sec. 8, 52 Stat. 1064; 29 U.S.C. 208. SOURCE: §§ 615.1 to 615.6, inclusive, contained in Wage Order, Administrator, Dec. 5, 1941, effective Jan. 5, 1942; 6 F.R. 6303.

§ 615.1 Approval of recommendation of industry committee. The Committee's recommendation is hereby approved.

§ 615.2 Wage rate. Wages at a rate of not less than 40 cents per hour shall be paid under section 6 of the Act by every employer to each of his employees in the Passenger Motor Carrier Industry who is engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce.

§ 615.3 Posting of notices. Every employer employing any employees so engaged in commerce or in the production of goods for commerce in the Passenger Motor Carrier Industry shall post and keep posted in a conspicuous place in each department of his establishment where such employees are working such notices of this part as shall be prescribed from time to time by the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor.

§ 615.4 Definition of the Passenger Motor Carrier Industry. The Passenger Motor Carrier Industry, to which this part shall apply, is defined as follows:

The industry carried on by any person who holds himself out to the general

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public to engage in, or under individual contracts or agreements engages in, the transportation by motor vehicle of passengers in interstate commerce regular or irregular routes or under individual contracts or agreements engages in transportation of passengers by motor vehicle necessary to the production of goods for interstate commerce. The term does not include the industry carried on by any local trolley or motor bus carrier or that part of the industry carried on by any carrier of passengers by rail or water or any company which is subject to Administrative Order No. 34 defining the railroad carrier industry.

§ 615.5 Scope of the definition. The definition of the Passenger Motor Carrier Industry covers all occupations in the industry including clerical, maintenance, shipping, and selling occupations: Provided, however, That where an employee covered by this definition is employed during the same workweek at two or more different minimum rates of pay, he shall be paid the highest of such rates for such workweek unless records concerning his employment are kept by his employer in accordance with applicable regulations of the Wage and Hour Division.

§ 615.6 Effective date. This part shall become effective January 5, 1942.

PART 222-ESTABLISHMENT OF MINIMUM VALUATIONS FOR PURPOSES OF ROYALTY COMPUTATION

§ 222.1 Lance Creek Oil and Gas Field, Wyoming. Pursuant to the terms and provisions of the Mineral Leasing Act of February 25, 1920, as amended (41 Stat. 437, 46 Stat. 1523, 49 Stat. 674; 30 U.S.C. 181, et seq.), and in accordance with the decision of the Department dated February 13, 1941, A. 22858, the order of May 31, 1939, establishing à minimum valuation of Lance Creek crude oil for the computation of Government royalties is hereby modified to fix and establish, effective July 1, 1939, for the purpose of computing royalties due the Government on crude oil produced from Federal land in the Lance Creek field, Wyoming, a minimum price per barrel which is 8 cents under the price

per barrel regularly posted by the major purchasers of crude oil in the Mid-Continent area for crude oil of 40° A. P. I. gravity.

The supervisor of oil and gas operations at Casper, Wyoming, will notify the parties affected by this section, will make appropriate adjustments in the royalty accounts of the leases involved, and will report the adjustments made to the Commissioner, General Land Office. Thereupon, the Commissioner, General Land Office, will make demand of the parties affected for settlement, within 30 days of notice, of any royalties reported by the supervisor as having accrued to the United States and found by the (41 Commissioner to remain unpaid. Stat. 437, 46 Stat. 1523, 49 Stat. 674; 30 U.S.C. 181, et seq.) [Order, Sec. Int., Feb. 27, 1941; 6 F.R. 1355]