"Claim of the General Committee of The Order of Railroad Telelgraphers on Missouri Pacific Lines in Texas and Louisiana that the normal express commission rate of 3%, with a maximum of $10.00, nor carload express shipment oil the territory of the former Gulf Coast Lines, and the normal express commission rate of 3%, with no maximum, per carload express shipment on the territory of the former International-Great Northern Railroad, paid railroad agents by the Railway Express Agency, Inc., oldcli rates were arbitrarily reduced by the express company with the concurrence of the railroad management to 3% with a maximum of K.00 per carload as of July 1, 1930, he restored to the territories as ecisthig before the change was made."
The dispute was certified to the Third Division of the Adjustment Board cx parte by complainant party.
No hearing thereon has been hail, and under dale of February- 24, 1936, tile complainant party addressed a formal comxmmication to the Secretary of tile Third Division containing the request `that our ex parte submission in this case be, withdrawn from before your Board, without prjudice to the principle involved."