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pp. 21-23). The two ''illustrative incidents," culled

from a record of more than 1,200 printed pages,

which are offered in support of this charge fail to

show any improper conduct on the Trial Examiner's

part. We assert confidently that an examination of

the entire record will reveal that the Trial Examiner

conducted the hearing with the utmost of fairness and

decorum. That fairness and decorum is illustrated

rather than refuted by the Bebb incident set forth in

respondent's brief (App. C, pp. 52-54). It shows that

respondent's counsel, advised beforehand that the

witness, Bebb, intended to make a highly inflammatory

statement at the hearing, told him "ii he wanted to

make a statement to go ahead." In allowing this

provocative occurrence to pass without further com-

ment the Trial Examiner evidenced extreme judicial

calm and restraint.

Respectfully submitted.

Robert B. Watts,

General Counsel,

Howard Lichtenstein,

Assistant General Counsel,

Joseph B. Robison,

ISADORE GrEENBERG,

Attorneys,

National Labor Relations Board.

September 1943.

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