Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-02 | Page 7 | Backman Sets Code Hearings on Industries

BACKMAN SETS CODE HEARINGS ON INDUSTRIES Utah Business Men Present Arguments B Beginning gi ning I September 8 I Hearings on five codes for U Utah h business men were announced Saturday Saturday Saturday Satur- Satur Satur Satur- day by bp Gus P. P B Backman acting administrator administrator ad ad- of n national and nd state re recovery recovery re- re covery acts for Utah All AU hearings will be c conducted inthe inthe in inthe the chamber of commerce building and Mr Backman has has' asked that al all all those to be heard notify him at least 24 hours before the date of the ol-the the hearing and d' d Inform him of the approximate length of time they will wil speak The hearings hearings' arc are public ant and anyone who wishes may speak for or against the cod codes sr Mr Backman said s When finally adopted and approve approved by state and federal officials the codes will supplant the blanket agreement agreement agree agree- ment meat signed by a majority a-majority of 01 Utah employers during August The following schedule of code hearings was announced Saturday Retail furniture dealers 10 a. a m. m September Sep Sep- 8 milk producers 2 p. p m m. September 11 wholesale produce dealers 10 a. a m m. September 13 re retail retail retail re- re tail trades 10 a. a m m. September 14 master painters an and decorators 1 10 a. a m. m September 18 Mark H. H Greene state chairman of the N R A campaign committee estimated estimated esti esti- mated Saturday that 90 per cent of Salt Lake employers were displaying the blue eagle Eighty per cent of ot employers employers employers em em- In the state have signed the code he be estimated Signing SighIng of the code has resulted in 1048 persons being on full lull time on part time while workers have been given wage in increases increases increases in- in creases and nd have had their hours shortened a survey made by Mr Greene showed