COX v. HUTCHESON

J. Vernon COX, as a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (hereinafter designated the Union), and as a member of both Local 60 (hereinafter designated the Local) and the Central Indiana District Council of Carpenters of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (hereinafter designated the District Council), for and on behalf of himself and all other members similarly situated, Plaintiff, v. M. A. HUTCHESON, as (1) an individual and (2) as General President of the Union and (3) as Chairman of the General Executive Board of the Union, being the Union's governing body, hereinafter designated as the G.E.B.; John R. Stevenson, as (1) an individual, and (2) as First General Vice-President of the Union; O. William Blaier, as (1) an individual, and (2) as Second General Vice-President of the Union; R. E. Livingston, as (1) an individual, and (2) as General Secretary of the Union, and (3) as Secretary of the G.E.B.; et al., Defendants, Carpenters' Local Union No. 60 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, and O. F. Suhr, Rex Holdeman, and Chester A. Bereman, in their respective capacities as President, Financial Secretary, and Business Representative of said Local Union No. 60, and in their individual capacities as members of said Local Union, for and on behalf of themselves, and all other members of Local Union No. 60 similarly situated, Intervening Petitioners.