Ferguson

The National Labor Relations Board petitions for our decree enforcing its order against the respondents, employers of labor, commanding them to cease and desist from various unfair labor practices. These respondents have appeared and consented to the entry of such a decree and we have the jurisdiction to grant the Board’s petition so far as it concerns them.

The Board’s petition also seeks to have us determine that a labor organization of respondents’ employees, the Brotherhood of Alaska Miners, has no right of collective bargaining with its employers and to have us decree the enforcement of its order that respondents shall not bargain with the Brotherhood. The Board seeks to secure such a decree from us, though the Brotherhood is not a party to the proceeding here and is not sought by the Board to be made a party.

The Board’s record of its hearing, to which its petition refers, is filed here. It purports' to show the Brotherhood to have been served by the Board in the proceeding before it and to have appeared and consented to the order there and our decree *893 of its enforcement here. There was no trial of any chai-ge warranting such an order. Were the Brotherhood a party here…