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Mr* Walter Rouse: (oo - Mr* A. E. Stoddard Mr* Wm. Reinhardt Mr. R. M. Sutton) I am enclosing herewith Mr. Stoddard*s letter of April 12, 1951 to Mr. Reinhardt authorizing increase of 12^$ per hour in the rates of pay of employees of Water Department of the LYLflcWCo,, Las Vegas, Nevada, subject to compliance with the regulations of the Wage Stabilization Board. I am also enclosing a copy of Mr. Reinhardt * s letter of April 10, 1951 to Mr. Stoddard recommending this increase. I have advised Mr. Reinhardt that without prior authorization of the Wage Stabilization Board, he can put into effect under Regulation No. 6 increases in rates of pay for the office force, including a housekeeper and rooming house attendants, which cure listed under column headed **New Rates”: Base Wkly Wage New Wkly Wage Steno.Clerk #1 Steno.Clerk f2 Checker Housekeeper Rm.Hse .Attendants (2) Rate for 40 Hrs . Rates for 40 Hrs |1.466 # 58.64 #1.57 # 62.80 1.408 56.32 1.53 61.20 1.35 54.00 1.475 59.00 .78 31.20 .88 35.20 .75 60.00 .85 68.00 260.16 #286.20 26.02 |286.18 w rates is not in excess of 10$ over Allowable inol. 10$ Allowable total The average of these the average of the rates of pay in effect during the base period. I have excluded the increases of 2 an hour granted the housekeeper and rooming house attendants on January 25, 1950 in determining base date rates of pay because I regard these increases as bOing purely merit increases. I am informed that the increases to the rooming house attendants were made to comply with the minimum wage requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act and the increase to the housekeeper was made to maintain the supervisory differential. These increases were separate and apart from the __ general Increases whioh have from time to time been granted to all