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0.0. residents of the United States: Provided, That compensation benefits are granted residents of the United States under the taws of the foreign country in which the widow, children or parents reside. Alien widowers, brothers and sisters who are not residents of the United States shall not be entitled to . receive any compensation. In no event shall any nonresident alien widow or parent be entitled to compensation in the absence of proof that the alien widow or parent has actually been receiving a substantial portion of his or her support from tite decedent Where transmission of funds in payment of any such com pensation is prohibited by any (aw of the Commonwealth or of the United States to residents of such foreign country, then no compensation shall accrue or be payable white such prohibition remains in effect and, unless such pro hibition is removed within six years from the date of death, all obligation to pay compensation under this sectiou shall be forever extinguished. In every instance where an award is made to alien widows, children or parents, not residents in the United States, the referee or the board shall, in the award, fix the amount of any fee allowed to any person for services in connection with presenting the claim, and it shall be a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than five hundred dollars or imprisonment for not more than six months, or both, to accept any remuneration for the services other than that provided by the referee or board. Section 311. Unless the employee or someone in his behalf, or some of the dependents or someone in their behalf, shall give notice of disability to the employer liable for compensation under this article, within twenty-one days after compensable disability begins, no compensation shall be due until such notice be given, and unless such notice be given within one hundred and twenty days after the beginning of compensable disability no compensation shall be allowed. Section 312. The notice referred to in section three hundred and eleven shall inform the employer that a certain employee became disabled as a result of the occupational disease, described in ordinary language, in the course of his employment on or about a specified time. Section 313. The notice referred to in sections three hundred and eleven and three huudred and twelve may be given to the immediate or other superior of the employee, to the employer, or any agent of the employer regularly em ployed at the place of employment of the disabled employee. Section 314. At any time after disability begins, the employe must sub mit himself for examination, at some reasonable time and place, to a physician or physicians legally authorised to practice under the laws of such place, who shall be selected and paid by the employer, or the Commonwealth, and the report of the examination of the physician, with his testimony, shall be made a part of the record before a claim for disability shall be allowed by the referee of the Board: Provided. That in the case where there has been an examination by a physician selected and paid for by the Commonwealth, there stall be. In addition an examination by an independent physician selected and paid for by * As Amended by Ad No. 355, Law***of 1955, effective March 29, 1956. ** A* amended by Act No. 355, Uvs of 1955; Act No. 405# Laws of 1957; and by Act 619, Lows of 1959, effective January 30, 1960, 120