(a) No goods or articles which are intended by label, symbol, trade name, name of the manufacturer or seller or other printed matter, word of mouth or otherwise to indicate that they were made by a blind worker shall be displayed or offered by any person, firm or corporation for sale in the City unless at least seventy-five percent of the total hours of direct labor, involved in producing such goods or articles purported to be made by the blind worker have been performed by the blind worker.
(b) Any person, firm or corporation licensed hereunder is hereby authorized to imprint, stamp, label or use a symbol upon such articles of merchandise or affix thereto labels, stamps or symbols containing the words 'made by a blind workman”, or “made by blind workers” or “blind made”, provided not less than seventy-five percent of the total hours of direct labor of production have been performed by a blind workman or workmen, to which label shall be added the name and location of the individual or organization manufacturing the goods or articles.
(c) No person, partnership, firm, corporation, institution or association may use or employ an imprint, stamp, symbol, label or firm name which indicates, or by word of mouth or through another, whether or not such imprint, symbol, stamp or label is used, which indicates or tend to indicate or represent that articles were manufactured by a blind worker or by blind workers when in fact such articles were not so made, manufactured or fabricated.
(Ord. 61-15. Passed 2-1-61.)