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VOLUME I

AITEO

NUMBER 137

Washington, Wednesday, September 23, 1936
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Amendments to A partment H ouse M ail R eceptacle R egulations S eptember 15, 1936.

The instructions appearing in the Postal Bulletin issue, April 14,1936, under the caption Apartment House Mail Re ceptacles, amending Article 11 of the Departments apart ment house mail receptacle regulations and instructions pamphlet by the addition of paragraph 2, are hereby revoked.
Articles 10 and 11 of the apartm ent house mail receptacle regulations are amended as follows:
Article 10 is cancelled and the following Article 10 sub stituted therefor:
Mail receptacles shall be satisfactorily numbered or lettered preferably the former in numerical or alphabetical sequence from left to right so as to enable the carrier to expeditiously de liver the mail. A receptacle should be provided for the delivery of mail to the resident manager, if any, and the Janitor.

Article 11 is amended by the addition of the following paragraphs:
In all apartment hotises where there are Twenty-five or more receptacles, a complete alphabetical directory of all persons receiv ing mail shall be maintained and kept corrected to date. Where the receptacle number and apartment number are the same, the number shall appear to the left of the name and when the apart ment number is different from the number on the receptacle, this number shall also appear to the right of the name. The same ar rangement shall be foUowed where apartments and receptacles are either lettered or lettered and numbered.
The directory shall be prepared by the use of large legible type, suitably framed and attached to the wall immediately above or to the side of th e mail receptacles. No particular style of frame is required. In all cases where an attendant, such as telephone operator, doorman or elevator conductor, is on duty between the hours of 7: 00 a. m. and 11: 00 p. m. and mail is delivered to either approved apartment house mail receptacles or in bulk for distri bution by employees of the building, the directory may be kept in the custody of the employee on duty in the building so that it may be available for use by the carrier or special delivery messenger on request.
Where an apartment house is divided into units with separate entrances and Twenty-five or more receptacles are installed to the unit, a separate directory shall be provided for each unit. In addi tion, where mail is not generally addressed to the specific units, a directory shall be kept at the main u n it of the apartment, listing all persons receiving mall in the various units.
seal j . m . D onaldson,
Board amend Appendix A attached to its decision in the above case dated September 1, 1936, to exclude certain ma chine adjusters, mid to refrain from issuing any Certification of representatives covering such employees until the said Association can present evidence regarding its jurisdiction over and its representation of machine adjusters in the tobacco industry, Please take notice that, pursuant to authority vested in the National Labor Relations Board under an Act of Con gress 48 Stat. 449, a hearing will be held before the National Labor Relations Board on Tuesday, October 6,1936, a t 2 p. m., in Room 406, Denrike Building,-1010 Vermont Avenue NW
Washington, D. C., for the purpose of oral argument on the aforesaid petition.
You may appear and be heard if you so desire.
Dated, September 19, 1936.
sea l B e n e d i c t W o l f , Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 2295Filed, September 19,1936; 12:28 p. m.

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.
United States of AmericaBefore the Securities and Exchange Commission At a regular session of the Securities and Exchange Com mission, held at its office in the City of Washington, D. C., on the 21st day of September 1936.
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I n the M atter of A llen I ndustries , I nc ., C ommon S tock, $1
P ar V alue ORDER DIRECTING HEARING UNDER SECTIO N 1 2 D OF T H E SECURI
TIES EXCHANGE ACT O F 1 9 3 4 , AS AMENDED

The Allen Industries, Inc., having made application to the Commission pursuant to Rule JD2 underthe Securities Ex change Act of 1934, as amended, for permission to withdraw from listing and registration its 246,000 shares of Common Stock, $1 Par Value, on the Detroit Stock Exchange and the Cleveland Stock Exchange; and The Commission deeming it necessary for the protection of investors th at a hearing be held in this m atter at which all interested persons should be given an opportunity to be Acting First Assistant Postmaster General, heard and th at general notice should be given;
F. R. Doc. 2327Filed, September 21, 1936; 1:12 p. m.
It is ordered, th at the m atter be set down for hearing at 10 oclock a. m. on Monday, October 5, 1936, in Room 1103, Securities and Exchange Commission Building, 1778 Penn NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD.
sylvania Avenue NW Washington, D. C., and continue there Case No. R32
after a t such times and places as the Commission or its In the M atter of A merican T obacco C ompany and T obacco officer herein desigated may determine, and th a t general notice thereof be given; and W orkers I nternational U n io n , L ocal N o . 192
It is further ordered, that Charles S. Moore, an officer of NOTICE OF HEARING
the Commission, be, and he hereby is, designated to administer A petition of intervention having been duly filed by the oaths and affirmations, subpoena witnesses, compel their a t International Association of Machinists requesting th at the tendance, take evidence, and require the production of any 1657