...based upon the definition of the term "goods" in section 3 (i), which provides that the term "goods" does not include goods after their delivery into the...than a producer, manufacturer, or processor thereof." From this definition it has been suggested that the manufacturer or shipper who uses the containers...

...Stat. 246; Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, 49 Stat. 803, §1 (c). 3 52 Stat. 1061. "(i) 'Goods' means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...than a producer, manufacturer, or processor thereof." Opinion of the Court. 319 US every employee in the "channels of interstate commerce," Walling v. Jacksonville...

...Stat. 246; Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, 49 Stat. 803, § 1 (c). 3 52 Stat. 1061. "(i) 'Goods' means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...than a producer, manufacturer, or processor thereof." Opinion of the Court. 319 US every employee in the "channels of interstate commerce," Walling v. Jacksonville...

...Section 783.14 "GOODS". The definition in section3(i) of the Act states that "goods", as used in the Act, means "goods (including ships and marine equipment),...than a producer, manufacturer, or processor thereof." Part 776 of this chapter, dealing with the general coverage of the Act, contains a detailed discussion...

...directed to section 3 (i) of the Fair Labor Standards Act which rends as follows [italics supplied] : "(1) 'Goods' means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...the ultimate consumer thereof other than a producer thereof." In the case of mine timbers, there can be no question but that the timbers are consumed ultimately...

...communication] among the several States or from any State to any place outside thereof. * * * * * * * "(1) 'Goods' means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...physical possession of the ultimate consumer thereof unless guch ultimate consumer incorporates such goods as components or tarts of other poods of which...

...shipped in commerce. The Act furnishes its own definition of "goods" in section 3 (i), as follows: " 'Goods' means goods (including ships and marine equipment)...ingredient thereof, but does not include goods after their deliv• S«! section 4.107 of this bulletin. • Section 3 (b) of the Act defines "commerce" to mean...

...SECTIONS 3 (1) AND 3 (j) OF FLSA, SUGGESTED BY JW HALEY Amend section 3 (i) to rend as follows: "SEC. 3(1) "Goods" means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...or ingredient thereof, but does not include goods which are totally consumed in the same state where they are produced, whether or not such consumption...

...into commerce. Mr. NYSTROM. The term "goods" is defined in section 3 (i) of the act. It states : • "Goods" means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...any part or ingredient thereof, but does not include the goods after their delivery into the actual physical possession of the ultimate consumer thereof...

...industry, or branch thereof, or group of industries, in which individuals are gainfully employed. (i) "Goods" means goods (including ships and marine equipment),...than a producer, manufacturer, or processor thereof. (k). "Sale" or "sell" includes any sale, exchange, contract to sell, consignment for sale, shipment...