POPE, Circuit Judge.
This action, here on appeal for the third time, was first filed in the district court in April, 1954. The appellee Carter, a building contractor who had contracted with the United States to construct certain public buildings, was a party to a collective bargaining agreement with his employees, whereby he was required to pay into a "health and welfare fund" the sum of 7½ cents per hour for each hour worked by laborers employed by him. As Carter...
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