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Fades as Unions Bow
To Three Injunctions
By tbt Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 15.—The threat
of an immediate Nation-wide mari
time strike faded today in thd wake
of injunctions obtained by Federal
attorneys in New York, Cleveland
and San Francisco.
The CIO National Maritime
Union, largest of seven unions in
volved in disputes with shipowners,
was the first to capitulate to a
court order.
Uniorf officers sent out instruc
tions to all members directing that
they obey an order from Federal
Judge John W. Clancy in New York
ordering both sides in the dispute
to maintain the status quo for a
period of 10 days, wltn a iurtner
hearing set for June 18.
Judge Clancy’s order covered the
East and Gulf Coasts. Similar orders
coveming the West Coast and the
Great Lakes were issued by Federal
judges in San Francisco and Cleve
land.
Unions Assail Injunctions.
In San Francisco, five maritime
unions last night denounced the
restraining order as “a straight out
strike-breaking attempt for which
President Truman must take full
and odious responsibility.”
Although the unions did not im
mediately rescind strike instructions,
there were unofficial indications that
the court order would be obeyed.
The unions pledged a “fight to have
this restraining order lifted so that
we may go ahead without unfair
governmental interference and reach
a just and equitable settlement with
our employers.”
Chester Young, vice president of
the NMU in charge of thq Great
Lakes District, said seamen already
on strike against eight tankers will
be ordered back to work.
The order of Joseph Curran, NMU
president, to union members to obey
the injunction was backed up by the
New York membership of the union
at a stormy meeting last night in a
2-to-l vote.
Hiring Halls to Continue.
Mr. Curran said maintenance of
the present status meant that union
hiring halls would continue in oper
ation.
The hiring hail, under which the
union supplies its members to man
ships, has been the core of dispute
which resulted in a threat to strike
on expiration of contracts today.
Seven unions with more than 100,000
members are involved.
The three' unions named in Judge
Clancy’s order, affecting the East
and Gulf Coasts, are the NMU, the
Marine Engineers Beneficial Associ
ation and the American Radio As
sociation, all CIO.
Other unions involved are the
CIO International Longshoremen’s
and Warehousemen's Union, the
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards,
the AFL International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, and the Fire
men and Oilers, an independent
group. These four operate on the
Pacific Coast as does the MEBA.
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president of the International Long"
shoremen’s and Warehousemen’s
Union, addressed an overflow crowd
of 3,500 maritime workers last night.
Mr. Bridges said, “We will not
openly defy the injunction at this
time, but if the shipowners or the
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University Women Dispute
To Face Court June 23
Chief Justice Bolitha J. Laws ol
District Court has set June 23 for
a hearing on the controversy be
tween the National Association ol
University Women and the Wash
ington branch over the local group’s
membership regulations.
The hearing had been set for
today, but counsel for both sides
agreed to a postponement. Delay
in deposition taking was given as
a reason for extending the time.
The chapter has brought suit
against the national association in
an effort to keep the national group
from excluding the branch from
the organization. The controversy
began more than a year and a half
ago, when the local group rejected
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