Mornford v. Andrews

HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.

From an adverse judgment in a suit to recover minimum wages and overtime compensation, with liquidated damages and attorneys’ fees, alleged to be due and owing under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938,1 plaintiff appeals.

The claim was: that he had been employed by appellee from October, 1939, to March, 1941, as a porter at the bus station and terminal at Rome, Georgia, to keep the station clean, meet all buses, assist passengers with, and check, baggage, and perform any other duties incidental to these; *512that he worked an average of eighty-four hours each week, at a…