CRAVEN, Circuit Judge:
In 1974 and 1975 the tips were good at Marriott Corporation's Joshua Tree Restaurant in McLean, Virginia. Each waiter and waitress averaged getting above $5.43 an hour, and some made considerably more. Since the average hourly receipt in tips was far and away more than the federal minimum wage, it seemed sensible to management, and perhaps also to the employees at the time, that Marriott simply underwrite the federal minimum hourly wage,
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