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according to your study of the problem, with your con-
tacts with labor people, have you gotten the impression
that many public employees and other employees of private
organizations are really demanding this right?
I aro speaking-- In other words, I am speaking of
the people not protected. Is this the impression you
have received from your study of this situation?
DELEGATE BOTHE: I don't think there could be
any question or doubt. All you have to do is pick up
the evening paper several times a week and gee another
account of how people are trying to effectuate these
rights against their employers, and I would certainly
suppose that it is of prime importance to them.
I feel soconvinced myself or I wouldn't be
here.
THE CHAIRMAN: Any further questions?
Delegate Marvin Smith.
DELEGATE M. SMITH: Delegate Bothe, I am sure
down at law school you heard Professor Reno, on more than
one occasion, say we have got to get on. Do you think
maybe it is time to get on to debate?