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panied by a statement indicating the regular wage scale tor that season and it shall be unlawful for any person to place into effect a schedule of hours at variance with the strict provisions of the law until such application has been filed and approval of the Department obtained. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING Rul. S-S In any period which requires employment in excess of eight hours a day in order to prevent a sudden and unreasonable termination of service to the public, em ployers may permit employes whose work is directly connected with such period to work additional hours in any one day, but not to exceed forty-four hours in six days in any one week, provided that in towns of 50,000 or less, employes may be permitted to work forty-eight hours per week in six days. All hours worked over eight hours in any day during such period shall be paid for at the rate of one and one-holf times the reg ular rate per hour. BANKING AND BROKERAGE INSTITUTIONS it'll' $-6 Pending the completion of a study of the hour problem . connected with banking and brokerage institutions, the < following regulation is approved: Banking and brokerage institutions shall be permitted ' to average forty hours (instead of forty-four) per week over a thirteen week period beginning December I. 1937 (Total 520 hours in 13 weeks). Such hours of em ployment shall not exceed ten in one day or fifty-four in one week. This shall apply only to employes who are paid on an annual salary basis end who are not laid off without pay during slack periods. Fax specialists em ployed in banking institutions and brokerage houses who are exclusively engaged in tax work may be per mitted to average forty hours per week over a six month period beginning. December I, 1937 and may be permitted to work six days per week. 'i --- HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS RuU S-7 (a) Employers in the hotel and restaurant industries may permit service employes to work more than eight hours in any one day and more than forty-four hours but not in excess of forty-eight hours in six days in any one week, provided that such employes, except front office employes paid on a salary basis who work split shifts, be paid time and one-half for all hours worked in excess of eight in any one day and forty-four in any one week. (b) Housekeeping employes may be permitted to work not more than eight hours in any one day and not more than forty-four hours in six days in any one week. (c) The spread of hours may not exceed thirteen in any one doy except, that for front office employes work ing split shifts the daily spread-of hours shall be deter mined by averaging over a two day period. ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS AND REGULATIONS APPLYING ONLY tO THE WOMAN'S LAW DEFINITIONS ORPHAN'S HOME An Orphan's Home is an institution for children where the majority of the children under care are orphans or half orphans. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL An Industrial School is an institution to which minors are committed by legal proceedings and in which they are educated for participation in industry. GFNERAL REGULATIONS UNION CONTRACTS R,,l' WH-I Existing contracts covering hours of work or conditions nf employment may be permitted to stand until their 27