Jacksonville, Fla.

1 Up to 3 tons, over 3 tons, $1.50. 2 $18 per day. High speed over 3 stories. Outside,

NOTE: Hourly rates are founded to the closest cent where fractional parts of cent are quoted.
Brush; spray and steel, $1.90. 4 Composition; slate or tile, $2.15. 5 Brush; steel and sign, $2; spray, $2.25. Composition. 7 Up to 3 stories.
Brush; spray, $1.83. 10 40-horsepower. 11 34 yards and smaller. 12 12-drum. 13 Less than 2 tons. 14 Plus 5 cents per hour for tool replacement. 15 Inside.
$1.89. 16 Dump truck, all other, $1.60. 17 Composition, slate and tile, $2.13. 18 Brush, spray, $2.30. 19 Spray. 20 Light. 21 Heavy. 22 Over 50-horsepower. 23 Metal.
24 6 tons and under. 25 Manhattan and Bronx, 7-hour day; Brooklyn and Queens, $2.81; 8-hour day. 26 Slate and tile. 27 $100 per week. 28 $110 per week. 29 $95 per week.
30 $125 per week. 31 With attachments, without attachments, $1.63. 32 Brush, other, $2.18. 33 Composition; slate and tile, $2.50. 34 1-5 cubic yards. 35 Elevator. 36 Mate-
rial hoist. 37 Up to and including 1 yard, over 1 yard, $2.63. 38 Dump truck. 39 No local unions. 40 Retroactive to May, 1948. 41 Brush; spray $2.38. 42 7-hour day.
43 6-hour day. 44 On compulsory 7-hour day. 45 Composition, slate and tile, $2.55. 46 Overtime paid double, carpenters double plus 9 paid holidays, painters double plus 71⁄2
cents per hour w. f. 47 $5-10/day bonus from some contractors (up for adjustment, 1949).
Wage rate ranges: a $1.55-$2.30
$1.05-$1.15. $1.65-$1.90. $1.75-$2.50. $0.90-$1.25. $1.50-$1.75.
*$1.25-$1.63. $1.25-$1.50.
$2-2.25. • $2.25-$2.75. P $1.25-$1.85. $1.75-$2. $1.65-$1.83. $1-$1.10.
$1.50-$1.65.
$1.45-$1.50. a $1.10-$1.25. bb $0.90-$1. ee $1.93-$2.38. dd $1.35-$1.75,

i $1.50-$1.80.

EXHIBIT B.-Okinawa current need list (Feb. 18, 1949)

Asbestos worker, at $1.875, qualified for structural insulation work, pipe covering, etc.

Blacksmith, at $1.775.

Boilermaker, at $1.95 (must have Hartford and State certification in good

standing for low- and high-pressure repair work).

Bricklayer, at $2.175_

Carpenters (35 on priority No. 1), at $1.75..

Electrician (priority No. 3), at $1.95; 2, motor-rewind experience.

Glazier, at $1.625.

Mechanic (priority No. 1), at $1.85; 7, extensive experience in motor rebuilding, repair and overhaul of Army ordnance vehicles, jeeps, weapon carriers, personnel carriers and 21⁄2-ton GMC cargo trucks or like commercial experience; 2, experienced mechanics who have thorough knowledge of parts or long experience in Army ordnance or engineer depots----Mechanics, at $1.85, minimum 5 years' experience overhauling and maintaining crushing equipment. Must have hand tools.

Mechanics, H. E. (priority No. 1), at $1.85; 6, H. E. having heavy truck repair and contractor's equipment experience also qualified on Diesel equipment and engine rebuilding; 2, H. E. mechanics who have worked for contractors having extensive experience with caterpillar equipment.. Painter, brush, at $1.75

Pipe layer, C. I., at $1.375; 3, experienced in laying 16-inch diameter and ironpressure piping, capable of putting in good yarning and calking joints--Plumbers (priority No. 3), at $2_

Welder, certified, at $1.95, experienced welders having API certification for butt-welded "electric arc" steel petroleum storage tanks, and must be able to burn, chip, and fit...

Operator, H. E., under three-fourths cubic yard, at $2_

Operator, H. E., over three-fourths cubic yard (priority No. 2), at $2.15, minimum 5 years' experience on crawlers, clamshells, dragline, shovel and/or backhoe machines, mainly Marion, Northwest, and BucyrusErie lines..