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association or union which can equitably represent them
before the state, its agencies and its political subdi-
visions. "
It is apparent to roe that the demand for this
amendment comes not from the employees of the industry
and the government of the state but from other sources.
I urge the defeat of this amendment.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Kiefer, the Chair's
ruling went to the distribution of he letters to which
you refer.
I did not o course intend to indicate, as
indeed, I could not, that they could not be referred to
by you or any other person in the course of your debate.
Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE: Mr. Chairman, I yield two
minutes to Delegate Storm.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Storm.
DELEGATE STORM: Mr. Chairman, I became sold
on this idea back when I was in the Navy. Up until that
time, I came from a very conservative county where labor
is not understood. I was very much opposed to the idea,