Lumber & Sawmill Workers Union No. 2623 v. International Woodworkers of America, Local No. 49

(dissenting) — Generally speaking, cases like this fall into one or other of two classes: First, cases in which a subordinate lodge or local organization of some sort has raised money, either pursuant to a mandate from the parent organization, requiring that the subordinate group raise money for certain definite purposes, or when such a group has, on its own motion, raised money for some definite object, and it can be said that the money so raised has been earmarked for such purpose; and second, where it appears that the subordinate group has, on its own motion, raised money not required to…