Show 1611 I 1 STRIKE LEADERS CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN victorious IN FIGHT action significant attorney attorneys say in coming corning 24 14 hour hours prior to perm perma anent injunction hearing Hear ln call act I 1 fiasco Clil cago the leader leaders of the strike ot of railroad bowmen tuesday abandoned their cafe case in to defense against the federal injunction obtained by at tomey torney general harry it daugherty lait last september bep and announced that their principal contention contentions in the case had been upheld the announcement by counsel for or the defendant defendants coming twenty four hour hours lo 10 advance of the hearing on the government governments i application for a permanent injunction caused black burn esterline Esteri Ester lne lize assistant solicitor general of the united states to inter pret the action of the defense as amounting to a default which be he termed a fl fiasco asto after announcing that all attorneys for the defense had withdrawn at the request of the officer officers of the railway emp employed loyes department of the amerl can federation of labor donald it of the defense counsel cou ex plaines that the were sat failed with the situation and that the government covern ment tit could find such nati stac ton tion as they could and do as they wished wita me the case lie he made pub ill lie a letter addressed to himself and frank L of toledo ohio and james easby sinah of at washington the attorney attorneys for the defense from IL SL X jewel jewell president of the railway employee emp loyes department and the other Ita leader derl explaining their view of the case CUL the suit sult the letter de declared dared in holved the right to strike the gov a eminent bad bid carted called the strike a con and ite its primary purpose was to seek to establish that a concerted refusal to accept wages and working conditions a as filed by the railroad labor board was unlawful connection the shop mens leaders re to the supreme court decision in a the cue cut of the Penny hanla nil road against the labor board la in which the court held hold that it was wa not corn com to abide by the board boards de do cislon although holding that there vai was a moral constraint contral nt to do to 10 |