Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-03-05 | Page 11 | Union Members Likely to Face Hearing Delay

UNION MEMBERS LIKELY TO FACE I HEARING NEARING DELAY Poultry Group Loses Attorney Y May Ask for More Time Hearing on a motion of seven members of labor unions affiliated ed d with Amalgamated and nd Butcher Workmen of North America to relieve them of liability lia- lia under a judgment obtained by ay Utah Poultry Producers' Producers Cooperative Cooperative Co- Co operative association against the unions and individual members may be delayed in Third district court ourt A change of attorneys for the poultry association probably will result in to an association request Saturday for a delay of one week to o 10 days said Harry D. D for the association Hearing nearing Set Saturday Hearing on the motion which attacks jurisdiction of the court courto to o consider the seven affiant parties arties to the action has been set for or Saturday at 10 a. a m. m by District District Dis- Dis Judge Albert H H. Ellett Meanwhile Judge Clarence E. E Baker continued to study arguments arguments arguments ments of labor union attorneys for fora II a new trial in the case originally I ruled upon by bv former Judge Herbert Herbert Herert Her- Her bert ert M M. Schiller before he retired from rom the bench in December That ruling which has stimulated stimulated wide nation-wide interest of labor and legal circles in the Utah case held individual members of the unions estimated at 6 ers and food handlers were equally liable under an judgment and injunction restraining restraining restrain- restrain ing ng an asserted secondary boycott defendants were claimed to have carried on against a brand of eggs marketed by the association Seven Make Claims E. E E. E Smith Elwood C. C Larson Theodore H. H Giles Glen E E. Martinsen Mar- Mar insen Glen E. E Hughes Dan S SHall S. S Hall and Don are individual individual individual indi indi- vidual members of the unions who claim by their current affidavits that hat they have never been joined legally as parties in the lawsuit Irwin Clawson chief counsel forthe forthe for the he association has withdrawn from rom the case due to the fact he helas has las been called into military service Time for William A A. Hilton Hillon counsel joined in Mr Clawson's Clawson place Mr and Elias Hansen Han Han- sen also for the association asso asso- elation to familiarize themselves with the motions before ar arguing uin them on Saturday will be asked aske of the court STAR PASSES THROUGH Norma Shearer and her two children children children chil chil- dren passed through Salt Lake Lak e City Wednesday en route from Sun Valley Idaho tl to Los Angeles Calvia Cal al via Union n Pacific railroad