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Case 10 Operator
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ianai of s~uefai strikes during ne
past three yesrs would have appealed
more strongly n your couhd.ncs sud
that We might reasonably expect .sti'
Gus consideration - ouf claims 81 this
time.
1T would sewn from reading your
reply that ail our propositions have
been rejected nnd that your hnHl dc
cl.lon has been given. We trust that
this conception u your intention i In
correct. II Il orr opinion that neither
you nor We ran afford t. break on ne
gotistions IN this abrupt manner. So
far ss We and the interests we repre-
sent are concerned we are not willing
10 accept any share of - responsl.
bllity this action entails. We believe
that further meetings should be held
and that we should strive earnestly
and conscleniiously to reconcile our
differences.
while II may be- true that on the
part Of the operators there has been no
serious cause FOR complaint during the
past three years. we wish 10 assure
YOU that IN expressi this opinion
YOU do not reflect our Jews. Not on
~ has there been criticism among the
but what Is more important
there exists much cause for criticism
and complaint. 10 such an extent II
this true that we feel II incumbent
upon us to say that we cannot with
any degree of contentmeDt or satisfac-
ton continue TO work under present
conditions.
However. we repeat that the inter
ests involved are so vast that we are
not willing to break off negotiations
without first making further efforts to
reconcile our differences. We there
fore propose that further conference
OF conferences be held between now
and the LIST Of April.
"If this suggestion meets with your
we will be pleased to ar
range with you date upon which our
Joint committee may reconvene."