Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-02-06 | Page 12 | Sailors Facing Long Cash Row

I SAILORS FACING LONG GASH CASH ROW SAN FR FRANCISCO Feb 0 UP- UP PAn An extended fight right over cash and see se- se sec c curlies held by the Sailors Sailors' Union of f th the Pacific appeared certain today today today to to- day as result of ot revocation of Its Us i charter by the International International Seamen's Sea Sea- mens men's union Defeated In Its first attempt to restrain the west coast tien from disposing of ot its assets pending adjudication of a receivership receivership receiver receiver- ship suit cult the I. I S. S U U. through gh Attorney At At- torney H. H W. W Hutton filed flied a new suit uit Immediately after Feder Michael J. J Roche dismissed a n temporary temporary tem tem- res restraining r order Hutton gave notice of ot appeal and prepared d to file bond to maintain the the temporary temporary tem tern p injunction pending another h hearing Hutton also filed suit in inthe inthe inthe the state co courts to quiet title to in cash and securities held by bythe bythe the sailors' sailors union The west coast organization meanwhile meanwhile mean mean- while white asked tho the international al to re rc- t atom tore its lits charter Members of at tho the sailors' sailors union Who Tuesday announced the end of at ofa ofa a astrike strike of 1400 seamen on 64 6 steam schooners for shorter hours found themselves without Jobs Frank J J. OConnor O'Connor president of the Ship Owners Owners' Association of at the Pacific coast coast- issued a stater statement saying the organization had contracts only With with the I. I S. S U U. t