Evening star., 1946-05-26

anu VI any peTSOI participating
in the calling of such strike, lock-
out, showdown, or interruption to
take appropriate affirmative ac-
ton to rescind or terminate such
strike, lockout, showdown, or in
terruption.
tB) On and after the finally
effective date of any such proc
lamation. continuation of strike,
lockout, showdown or any other
interruption at any such plant,
mine or facility shall be unlawful.
co On and after the finally
effective date of the proclama-
ton, any person wilfully violating
the provisions of subsection (A)
OF this section shall be subject to
fine Of not more than IS 900, or
to imprisonment for not more
than one year, or both.
Provides Injunctive Relief
By All Courts in Nation.
Section 5. The Attorney Gen.
eral may petition any district
court of the United States, in
any State or in the District of
Columbia, or the United States
Court of any territory or pos
session, within the Jurisdiction
OF which any party defendant
to the proceeding resides, trans
acts business, or is found, for
tnjunctive relief, and for ap-
propriate temporary relief or
restraining order, to secure COM
pliance with Section 4 hereof
or with Section of the War
Labor Disputes Act. Upon the
filing of such petition, the court
shall have all the power and
jurisdiction of a court of equity,
and such power and jurisdiction
shall not be limited by the act
entitled AN Act to Amend the
Judicial Code, to Define and
Limit the jurisdiction of Courts
Sitting in Equity, and for Other
Purposes approved March %,
1882. Notice or process of the
court under this section may be
served in any judicial district,
either personally or by leaving a
copy thereof at the residence or
principal Office or place of bus
mess OF the person to be served.
Petitions filed hereunder shall be
heard with all possible expedi-
ton. The judgment and decree
of the court shall be subject to
review by the appropriate circuit
court OF appeal including the
United States Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia) and
by the Supreme Court OF the
United States Upon writ OF
certiorari.
Section 6. Any affected en-
ploye who fails to return to work
on or before the finally effective
date of the proclamation Cunless
excused by the PRESIDENT or who
after such date engages in any
lockout, strike, showdown or other
concerted interruption of opera
tlons while such plants, mines
or facilities are in the possession
of the United States. shall be
deemed to have voluntarily ter
minated his employment in the
operation thereof, shall not be
regarded as an employe of the
owners or operators thereof for
the purposes of the National La
Dor Relations Act or the Railway
Labor Act, as amended, unless
he is subsequently re-employed
by such owners or operators. and
If he is so re-employed shall be
demed new employe for pur-
poses Of seniority rights.
Will Draft Any Recalcitrant
Workers After U. S. Seizure.
Section T. The President may,
in his proclamation issued under
Section 2 hereof, or in a subse-
quent proclamation, provide that
any person subject thereto who
has failed or refused, without the
permission of the President, to
return to work within "a hours
after the finally effective date of
his proclamation issued under
Section 2 hereof, shall be in
Quoted into the Army of the
United States at such time. in
such manner with or without an
OATH and on such terms and
conditions as may be prescribed
by the President as being neces-
sary in his judgment to provide
for the emergency The fore
gong provisions shall apply to
any person who was employed
in the affected plants. mines or
facilities at the date the United
States took possession thereof,
Including officers and executives
OF the employer. and shall fur
ther apply to officials of the la
Dor organizations representing
the employees.
Section g. There are herebv
authorized to be appropriated
such sums AS may be necessary to
carry out the provisions of this
act
Section 9. In fixing just COM
pensatlon to the owners of prop
critics of which possession has
been taken by the United States
under the provisions of Section 9
OF the Selective Training and
Service Act of 1910, as amended.
or any other similar provision
OF law, due consideration shall
be given to the fact that the
United States took possession Of
such properties when their op-
eratlons had been interrupted
by a work stoppage. and to the
value the use of such properties
would have had to their owners
during the period they were in
the possession of the United
States in the light of the labor
dispute prevailing. 1t is hereby
declared to be the policy of the
Congress that neither employers
nor employees profit by such op-
Grafton of any business enter
prise by the United States and.
to that end. if any net profit
accrues by reason of such oper-
alton after all the ordinary and
necessary business expenses and
payment of Just compensation.
such net profit shall be covered
into the Treasury of the United
States as miscellaneous receints