PARTIES: THE ORDER OF RAILROAD TELEGRAPIMRS
 TIDE DiLTIP.1ORE AND O1iI0 RAILROAD COMPANY
 AWARD IN DOCKET NO. 2613

 STATEMENT 1, -Carrier violated the Agreement between the parties .
 OF CLAIM: when it required or permitted persons not coming
 within the scope of said Agreement to transmit by
 use of printing telegraph machines, information not
 confined to reports of the movement of cars; at
 Yard Office, Haselton, on March 28; Yard Office,
 Akron .Function, on March 28 and 29; New Castle on
 March 29; Painesville on April 3 and 9, 1961.
 2, Carrier shall compensate idle operators in the
 amount of a day's pay (t3 hours) for each violation
 set forth above.:

 FINDINGS: A review of the parties' presentations here re
 quires a holding that the information included in
 the wheel reports is similar in character to that
 upon which we predicated our sustaining Award in
 Docket No. 115;
 Specifically we refer to a message "to meet Reg
 Bill :c/o at Ohio Jct by 396'11 and "ntfy Do J.
 Thomas on arrival" four times, and reporting the
 3:40 a.m., departure of a train;




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