STATEMENT OF CLAIM: Claim of the American Train Dispatchers Assocation that:
(a) Action on part of the Gulf Coast Lines was improper and contrary to the intent of agreed upon rules when on September 29, 1949 the Carrier failed to call and use Extra Train Dispatcher John H. Green to perform work which falls within the scope of the train dispatcher craft or class, as that work is described and prescribed by Article 1-(b-2) of the current agreement and when in violation of Paragraphs 6 and 7, Rule 525, of the Carrier's "Questionnaire on Supplement to the Uniform Code of Operating Rules", Carrier permitted the control operator at Angleton, Texas (an employe not subject to the Train Dispatchers' Agreement) to perform work which John H. Green was contractually entitled to perform, and
(b) The Gulf Coast Lines shall now compensate Extra Train Dispatcher John H. Green in the amount of $19.30 representing a day's pay as train dispatcher which he would have earned had he been called and permitted to perform the train dispatcher work which on September 29, 1949 was performed by the control operator at Angleton, Texas.
That the dispute was certified to the Third Division of the Adjustment Board ex parte by complainant party; and
That no hearing thereon has been held, and under date of May 10, 1950 the complainant party addressed a formal communication to the Acting Secretary of the Third Division requesting withdrawal of the case, whieh request is hereby granted.