PARTIES: THE ORDER OF RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS
 THE BALTIB20RE AND OHIO RAILROAD .COmPAPIY
 AWARD IN DOCKET T~I0. 253

 STATEMENT 1, Carrier violated the Agreement between the parties
 OF CLAIM: when, on October 24, 1960, it required or permitted
 an employee not covered by the Agreement to trans
 mit a message at Benton Ferry, West Virginia.
 2. Carrier shall compensate operator J. G. McIntyre in
 the amount of a dayts pay (B hours) on October 24,
 1960.
 FINDINGS: The message here subject to claim was telephoned by
 a Section Foreman to three Carrier officials advis
 ing them that on the following day all trains oper
 ating between two specific points between the hours
 of 7:00 A.M., and 3:01 P.H., would have to reduce
 speed to 10 miles per hour,
 In consequence o2 this use of the phone, a train
 order was issued restricting the speed of trains is
 that area for the period specified. This was a
 violation of the Agreement.
 W A R D




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 Employ Carrier Member

 Dated at Baltimore, Maryland this 16th day of September, 1964.