Two important decisions, upholding the National Labour Relations Board, also were returned, The Supreme Court ordered the Third Circuit Court to vacate the ¿rder prohibiting the N.LRB, fro reopening the Republic - Steel It also denied a request to reconsider its refusal to review the Board's decision ordering the Remington Rand ihat they will take prevent withdrawal. legal steps to If the Board succeeds in withdrawing these cases where the simpler procedure was followed, it has announced that it will vacate the decisions. It then will draft "proposed findings of fact," which notify the company and union of what the Board intends to order. The company and union may then file exceptions to the findings, and ask for oral arguments before the Board or fle briefs in opposition to or support of the findings. After that, the Board will issue a new decision, which, it thinks, will meet the requirements of the Court's latest decision.—United Press.
Corporation to re-employ 4,000 stu ers, ji The decision in the Republic Steel case will have immediate repercussions on the Board's suit against the for Saturday Night (June^4th, 1938) at the
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