Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit August 19, 1975, 74-2299 (Lloyd Hill v. Iron Workers Local Union No. 25)

EDWARDS, Circuit Judge.

Plaintiff-appellant Hill, who describes himself as a “nonunion iron worker,” filed a complaint against defendant-appellee, Local 25 of the Iron Workers Union. He alleged in five counts that Local 25 was depriving him of membership in the union, the opportunity to work in his trade, and the benefits of a pension system into which he had paid the required contributions.