Stockholders Publishing Co, Inc.

1r^ ` 7% ,,, In the Matter Of STOCKHOLDERS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. and Los ANGELES NLWSBOYS LOCAL INDUSTRIAL ' UNION No. 75, C. I. O. In the-Matter Of HEARST PUBLICATIONS, INCORPORATED (Los ANGELES EVENING HERALD & EXPRESS DEPARTMENT) and Los ANGELES NEWS- BOYS LOCAL INDUSTRIAL UNION No. 75, C. I. O. In the Matter of TIMES MIRROR Co. and Los ANGELES NEWSBOYS LOCAL INDUSTRIAL UNION No. 75, C. I. O. In the Matter of HEARST PUBLICATIONS, INCORPORATED (Los ANGELES EXAMINER DEPARTMENT) and Los ANGELES NEwSBoYs LOCAL INDUS- TRIAL UNION No. 75, C. I. O. Cases Nos. R-1923 to R-1926 inclusive AMENDMENT TO DECISION AND DIRECTION OF ELECTIONS January 18, 1941 On January 9, 1941, the National Labor Relations Board issued a Decision and Direction of Elections in the above-entitled pro; 'ceeding.1 In Section VI of the Decision, a stipulation with respect to (1) the definition of full-time newsboys of Stockholders Publishing Com- pany, Inc., engaged in the sale of the News, and (2) the sale of the first three editions of the News within the city of Los Angeles, was erroneously stated. Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Decision be, and the same hereby is, amended by striking therefrom the third paragraph of Section VI of the Decision (appearing on page 17 of•the original Decision) and substituting therefor, as a separate paragraph, the following : With respect to the News, the term "full-time" newsboy in- cludes a newsboy who sells to the general public, the Five, Six, Eight, Nine, and Ten Star, or the Six, Eight,'Nine, and Ten Star editions of the News 5 or more days a week and includes a newsboy who sells the Four Star edition, and previous editions, of the News for a minimum of 4 hours per day between the 1 28 N. L R. B 1006 29 N. L. R. B., No. 16. 94 STOCKHOLDERS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. 95 hours of 4 a. m., and 10 a. m. 5 or more days a week '31, and excludes, among others, part-time newsboys; the term "part-time" newsboy includes a newsboy who sells to the general public fewer ,than the Six, Eight, Nine, and Ten Star editions per day and includes a newsboy who sells the Four Star edition of the News less than 4 hours per day'. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that' the Decision 'be, and the same hereby is, amended by striking therefrom footnote numbered 38 and sub- stituting therefor, as footnote 38, the following : 38 The News publishes 10'editions each day of publication. The first,, second, third, and seventh editions of the News are generally reserved for motor routes and suburban dealers and, with certain exceptions •as to the first 3-editions, are not sold on the streets of Los Angeles: [SAME TITLE] SECOND AMENDMENT TO DIRECTION OF ELECTIONS Janua? y 31, 1941 On January 9, 1941, the National LaborlRelations Board,'herein called the Board, issued its Decision and Direction-of Elections in the above-entitled proceedings,' directing that elections be held with- in thirty (30) days, from the date'of the said Direction of Elections under the direction and supervision of the Regional Director for the Twenty-first Region (Los Angeles, California). The Board, having been advised by the Regional Director that a longer period within which to hold the elections was necessary, hereby amends the Direc- tion of Elections by striking therefrom the words "not later than thirty (30) days from the date of this Direction of Elections," and substituting therefor the words "not later, than sixty (60) days from the date of this Direction of Elections." 128 N L R B 1006 29 N. L. R. 13., No. 16a. i