"Claim of the General Committee of The Order of Railroad Telegraphers on the Reading Lines (Reading Company), that:

1. Carrier violated the Agreement between the parties when, effective July 28, 1958, it declared 'abolished' the positions of Agent-Telegrapher at Shippensburg and Carlisle, Pa., when in fact the work of such positions remained and was required to be performed daily thereafter.

2. Carrier violated the Agreement between the parties when commencing July 28, 1958, and continuing thereafter, it merged, combined and consolidated the work, services and duties of the position of Agent-Telegrapher at Shippensburg, Pa., with the work, services and duties of the position of Agent-Telegrapher at Carlisle, Pa., and required the AgentTelegrapher to divide his time between the two stations located 8 miles apart.

3. Carrier shall be required to restore the full time agency positions at Shippensburg and Carlisle, Pa., to a minimum eight hour daily basis as each existed prior to July 28, 1958.

4. The regularly assigned occupant of Shippensburg agency, J. P. Brubaker and Mr. R. S. Miller at Carlisle, who were thus improperly removed from their assigned positions, shall be restored thereto and be compensated in full for all monetary loss resulting from the Carrier's improper action in removing them from their regular assignments, and also paid for all expenses incurred as well as travel and waiting time while working on other positions.

5. All other employes displaced as a result of violations hereinbefore set out, shall be compensated in the same manner as outlined in paragraph 4.

6. The senior idle employe, extra in preference, shall be paid one day's pay at the applicable rate of Shippensburg and Carlisle agencies on each and every day beginning July 28, 1958 and continuing thereafter until such violation is corrected.

7. Joint check of Carrier's records be ordered to ascertain and verify the names and amounts due employes as set forth herein."

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