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Soybeans from Memphis, Tenn., and Helena, Ark., to New Orleans, La_________
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Applications for relief:
Cement from Des Moines and West Des Moines to Sioux City, Iowa_____________ _
Coal from West Virginia and Virginia to Paris and Frankfort, Ky__________
Feeding grains from Colorado and Kansas to Colorado and Wyoming__________
Fertilizers from the Southwest and Kansas to Tennessee_
Lumber from North Pacific Coast to specified points in Wisconsin___________
Paints and paint materials from Chicago, 111., Milwau kee and Racine, Wis., to points in Arkansas, Okla homa, and Texas________
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Retail or service establishment and related exemptions; ap plication of certain exemp tions. to monument dealers_

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memorials from designs. They receive their monuments from a manufacturer completely finished and lettered and they then erect the monuments.
2 Establishments which purchase finished monuments from manufac turers, display them, carve or sand-blast lettering or incidental decoration to or der, and set them in cemeteries or else where.
3 Establishments which purchase finished and semi-finished work. The semi-finished work consists of sawed, steeled, or polished granite slabs or sandrubbed marble. In such a case the es tablishments will cut ends, tops, or joints on dies and may shape a base.
4 Establishments which purchase stone in rough form and perform all the fabricating operations in their own plants.
In such a case the establishments may saw or line-up the rough stones, machine surface and polish the stone and then perform the other operations necessary to complete the monument. They may finish the monuments for display or on special order and then erect them.
c In applying the tests of the 13 a 2 exemption the ordinary sale of a tombstone or monument will be consid ered as a retail sale in the industry with in the meaning of the exemption. If any monument dealer establishment meets the tests of the 13 a 2 exemp tion see 779.6 all employees employed by it will be exempt under th at exemp tion except those employees who are en gaged in the making or processing of the goods. However, carving or sand blasting of lettering or incidental decora tion or erecting the monuments, is con sidered processing incidental to the mak ing of retail sales and would not defeat the 13 a 2 exemption for employees performing such work.
d Employees who engage in proc essing semi-finished or rough granite or marble or other stone into finished monuments such as the work performed in the third and fourth types of estab lishments are engaged in the m a k i n g or processing of goods and are not, for th at reason, exempt under section 13 a 2 .
In order for those employees to be ex empt the establishment by which they are employed must meet the tests of the 13 a 4 exemption. See 779.18. It will be noted th at one of the require ments of th at exemption is th at the establishment must be recognized as a