WILLIAMS, Circuit Judge.
Appellant, herein referred to as plaintiff, alleged that under rules and regulations between the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, a labor organization, and defendant, an interstate carrier, he was entitled to work, at his agreed wage of $7.06 per day as a yard switchman; that he had been paid such wage for such work-time performed by him; that he went to work on July 19, 1937, and on September 9, 1937,
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