LAY, Chief Judge.
Plaintiffs are former employees of W. K. Manufacturing Company, Inc. (hereafter Company), which was engaged in the manufacture of accessory parts for automobiles at plants in Mt. Clements, Michigan, and Duluth, Minnesota. The defendant, United Paperworkers International Union, AFL-CIO (hereafter Union), was the duly designated collective bargaining representative of the Company's employees. The Union's representative in the Duluth region was Carl...
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