Stryjewski v. Local Union No. 830

*522Dissenting Opinion by

Mr. Justice Roberts:

By its decision today tlie majority lias managed to perpetuate tlie very “no man’s land”1 which Congress sought to abolish by section 14(c) of the L.M.R.D.A.2 As the Court correctly notes, the situation produced by the decision in Guss v. Utah Labor Relations Board, 353 U.S. 1, 77 S. Ct. 598 (1957) was a troublesome one, for it resulted in a state court being forced to shut its doors to a litigant with a valid complaint even though the N.L.B.B. had also declined jurisdiction. To eliminate this “no man’s land”, where rights existed without remedies,…