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Gosman Co____ ______________
Heinz Riverside Abbatoir____
Janney-Semple-Hill and Co__
Morron, C. L ________________
Shook, George H ____________
Dates, pitted and macerated do mestic, etc. M P R 243____
Defense-rental areas:
Accommodations other than hotels and r o o m i n g houses:
M R R 45, Am. 2_____________
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Hotels and rooming houses:
M R R 46A, Am. 2___________
Supp. Am. 3A______ ______
Supp. Am. 4A______________
Massachusetts, various coun ties Designation and R e n t Declaration 25, Am. 7 _____________
Fuel oil rationing Ration Order 1 1 ----------------------Machines and parts, etc. M P R
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Notarization of reports, removal of requirement Supp. Order 2 3 ----Petroleum and petroleum prod ucts R P S 88, Am. 34 _____

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Proc. 2525, Dec. 7, 1941, Procs. 2526 and 2527, Dec. 8, 1941, Proc. 2537, Jan. 14, 1942, 6 F.R. 6321, 6323, 6324, 7 F.R. 329, and R.S. 4067; 50 U.S.C. 21
Effective date of these amendments is October 19, 1942.
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F . R. Doc. 42-10558; Filed, October 19, 1942;
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Chapter I I National Labor Relations Board P r e v e n t io n o f U n f a ir L a bo r P r a c t ic e s ;
I n v e s t ig a t io n a n d C e r t if ic a t io n o f R e p r e s e n t a t iv e s
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C o m m is s io n :

Transportation of workers to non-ferrous metal produc ing areas___________________

Koreans: Provided, Th at such persons have not at any time voluntarily become German or Japanese citizens or subjects.
d A ll citizens or subjects of Italy, and all aliens who at present are state less but who, at the time they became stateless, were citizens or subjects of Italy.
e These regulations shall not be construed as defining or limiting the classes of alien enemies who are sub ject to apprehension, detention or in ternment, or to any of the other provi sions of the Presidential Proclamations o f December 7 and 8, 1941, and regula tions heretofore or hereafter issued pur suant thereto.

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S e l e c t i v e S e r v ic e S y s t e m :

Massachusetts, waiver of local board physical examina tio n s_______________________
Mexican agricultural workers, registration_________________

Regulations Series 2 as amended General Rules and Regulations which it finds necessary to carry out the pro visions o f said Act. Said amendments to the Rules and Regulations Series 2
as amended, shall become effective upon the signature of the original amend ments by the members of the Board, and upon the publication thereof in the F ederal R

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Sections 202.331 and 203.9,s National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regu.
lations Series 2 as amended, are hereby amended in the following man ner: 202.33 is amended by inserting the words and brief immediately following the word exceptions in the second sen tence of the first paragraph thereof.
Section 203.9 is amended by substituting fo r the last sentence thereof the follow ing new sentences, Should any party de sire to file a brief with the Board, the original and three copies thereof shall be filed with the Board at Washington, D. C., within seven days after the close Of the hearing. Im m ediately upon such filing, the party filing the same shall serve a copy thereof upon each of the other parties. As amended, 202.33
and 203.9, Rules and Regulations Series 2 as amended, shall read as follows:
PART 202 PROCEDURE UNDER SECTION 10 OF

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/War P roduction B oard:
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Balsa M-177, Am. 1 __________ 8474
Cans made of tinplate, etc.
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Hand tools simplification L-157, Schedule I, Am. 3 _________ 8474
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Regulations applicable to opera tion of priorities system Priorities Reg. 1, In ter pretation 1 _______________
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Suspension orders:
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EXCEPTIONS, ETC.

By virtue of the authority vested in it by the National Labor Relations Act;
approved July. 5,1935, the National Labor Relations Board hereby issues the fo l lowing amendments to its Rules and
THE ACT FOR TH E PRE VENTIO N OF UNFAIR
LABOR PRACTICES

202.33 Exceptions; time for filing;
where to file; service on parties; exten sion of tim e; effect of failure to include matter in exception. W ithin fifteen days from the date of the entry of the order transferring the case to the Board, pur suant to 202.32, any party may file with the B<5ard at Washington, D. C., an orig inal and four copies of a statement in writing setting forth such exceptions to the Intermediate Report or to any other part of the record or proceeding includ ing rulings upon all motions or objec tions as he relies upon, together with the original and four copies of a brief in support thereof. Immediately upon the filing o f the statement o f exceptions and brief, the party filing the same shall serve a copy thereof upon each of the other parties and shall file a copy with the Regional Director.
Upon proper cause shown, the Board may extend the period within which to file a statement o f exceptions or brief.
No m atter not included in a statement of exceptions may thereafter be objected to before the Board, and failure to file a statement of exceptions shall operate as a submission of the case to the Board on the record.
Should any party desire permission to argue orally before the Board, request therefor must be made in writing to the Board within ten days after the date of the entry of the order transferring the case to the Board or in Board cases the date of filing the Intermediate Report, pursuant to 202.32. The Board shall notify the parties of the time and place for oral argument, if such permission is 16 F.R. 4604; 7 F.R. 8247.
7 F.R. 8347.