470 SIXTY·SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 91. 1920. ¤*¤¤’°”*“°” *°’· upon the request of the Labor Board whenever such board is of the opinion that the dispute is likely substantially to interrupt com- »..n “"i’°..`i; "°°3ZZ?df°”.l¥§,»“"£%.$di.'$?,§f°“ ”0£i “°§§Z$11;‘§`Sd E; dt? ce e Vlllg a ,
conditidns, not decided as proyided in section 301, between
the carrier and its employees orsubordmate officials, who are, or any organization thereof which IS, m accordance with the provisions of section 302, 1'ieipresented upon any such Ad ustment Board. B°*:g,;g,g{°g_ hm Sec. 304. ere is here y esta lished a board to be known as the %,€,,,.,.,?i.,,..,d,p. glgailroad Labor Board" and to be composed of nine members as P° ’¤°° ~ o ows: I"b°"”°°°' (1) Three members constitutinglsthe labor group, representing the employees and S`lIb0I'd1I18.t·6.0mO1 of the carriers, to, be apggmted by the President, by and with the BKIVICB and consent of the nate, from not less than SIX nommees whose nominations shall be made glpglumiifered by such emphpyees in such manner as the Commission regulation prescribe; “““"°"‘°"° "°“p· (2) 'Lhree members, constituting the management gzoup, represgntgzg themmarlrriers, to l;et1ap}§<;inted gay the Pfesiclint, y and with t e vice consent o e nate rom not ess an six nominees whose nominations shall be made arid offered by the carriers in such Public manner as the Commission shall by regulation prescribe; and °°°°' (3) Three members, constituting) the public grou , representing glo public, to be appointed directly y the President, lily and with the Vwmcm vice and consent of the Senate. _ Any vacancy on the Labor Board shall be Elled m the same man- Appommms i I ner as the orgginal appointment. _ _ _ ugmiuygg not ,;;.,,.1 Sec. 305. either the employees or the earners fail to make norm- §g,F*¤’°” °' °mP’°Y· gtions and offer noniiéngles m accordaplgezzvith tlhe regnplations of the mmission, as provi m paragrap 1) an 2) o section 304, within thirty days after the ass e of this Act in case of any original appointment to the office oipmei-rigber of the Labor Board, or in case 0 a. vacplpcyurm ainy zuch ofgpe within diifrteep day; aftipr such vacancy occurs, e esi en shall ereupon ec y m e the appointment, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. In making an such appointment the President shall, as far as he deems it practg cable, select an individual associated in interest with the earners or _ emgiloyees thereof, whichever he is to represent. ,,§§f’"‘il’*1‘t"°‘“‘°‘“' no. 306. (a) Any member of the Labor Board who during his tgm of office IS an aptive piemher or in the emdploy of or gilplds any o cemanyorgamzaiono empo eesors b ate fHci an earner, or owns any stock or bond thereof, grid. pecunigrily inte(i·1este<5i gieriiéig shgl athonlpetbecomehinehgillile for furtheg memlhgrshipl upon ie oroar·unosucm ris 'to° 'h- orary membership in,_or iii anlyeqmugiieranceriiimr ggdssionoiir other benefit fun mamtained by, any organization of employees or T nm of a mb subordinate officials or by a earner. merits. pw (b) Of the original members of the Labor Board, one from each group shall be appointed for a. term of threglyears one for two years, and one for one year. Their successors sh hold office for terms of five years, except that any member appointed to fill a vacancy shall ,,3% be appointed only for the unexpired term of the member whom he mmm, mmmd_ succeeds. Each member shall receive from the United States an annual salary of $10,000. A member may be removed b the Ptrhesident for neglect of duty or malfeasance in office, but liar no o er cause. r¤%°°°i°EiiiI§¥1§5t:Z'€ S1-zc. 307._ (a) The_Labor Board shall hear, and as Soon as pmctg, swag. cable and with due diligence decide, any dispute involving grievances rules, or working con itions, in respect to which any Adjustment Board certifies to the Labor Board that in its opinion the Adjustment Board has failed or will fail to reach a decision within a reasonable time, or in respect to which the Labor Board determines that any
