...contacts basis.9 This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and be entirely infeasible in actual practice. The question, therefore, appears...foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen. Petitioners say that the language of the Act may be read literally as including foreign-flag vessels...

...limitation of the power of Congress in this field. Then earlier it was stated that the basic question was whether the act as written was intended to have any application to foreign-registered vessels employing alien seamen. I thought it worthwhile to say, as I read the case,...

...limitation of the power of Congress in this field. Then earlier it was stated that the basic question was whether the act as written was intended to have any application to foreign-registered vessels employing alien seamen. I thought it worthwhile to say, as I read the case,...

...contacts basis.1 This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and be entirely infeasible in actual practice. The question, therefore, appears...as written was intended to have any application to foreignregistered vessels employing alien seamen. " Petitioners say that the language of the Act may...

..."commerce" within the meaning of the National Labor Relations Act. In holding that the Act was not "intended to have any application to foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen," the Court declined to rely on the beneficial ownership of the vessel and other "substantial United...

..."commerce" within the meaning of the National Labor Relations Act. In holding that the Act was not "intended to have any application to foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen," the Court declined to rely on the beneficial ownership of the vessel and other "substantial United...

...contacts basis." This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and bo entirely infeasible in actual practice. The question, therefore, appears...foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen. (Id. at 18-19) We continue to believe that if the sponsors of the original Act or of its amendments...

...contacts basis.' This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and be entirely infeasible in actual practice. The question, therefore, appears...application to foreign registered vessels employing alien (Id. at 18-19) We continue to believe that if the sponsors of the original Act or of its amendments...

...weighing of contacts basis.' This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and l>o entirely infeasihle in actual practice. The question,...foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen. (Id. at 18-19) We continue In believe that if tlie S|x>nsors of the original Act or of its amendments...

...basis.' This would inevitably lead to embarrassment in foreign affairs and bo. entirely infeasible in actual practice. The question, therefore, appears...foreign registered vessels employing alien seamen. (Id. at 18-19) We continue to believe that if the sponsors of the original Act or of its amendments...