STATEMENT OF CLAIM: "A. The carrier has violated and continues to violate the current agreement by refusing to establish and provide a relief day each week for the position of assistant chief dispatcher in the Shreveport, La., office, and by requiring the occupants thereof to work in excess of eight (8) consecutive hours daily on the assignment.
"B. That all dispatchers who have worked the position since September 30, 1936 (date established), be compensated for the difference in a day's pay based on a 365 day divisor which they received, and a day's pay based on a 306 divisor (Article VI (b) ), which they should have received for each week in which no rest day was afforded, and overtime for all time worked in excess of eight (8) consecutive hours each day since the position was established.
"C. That the occupant of the relief dispatcher position in that office since September 30, 1936, be paid the difference in what he was paid and what he would have received had he been allowed to work one day per week as assistant chief dispatcher at a daily rate based on a 306 day divisor (Article VI (b) ):'
The dispute was certified to the Third Division of the Adjustment Board ex parts by complainant party.
No hearing thereon has been held and under date of March 4, 1942, the complainant party addressed a formal communication to the Secretary of the Third Division withdrawing this case.