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1 cap remember climbing over scaffolding, a
hundred feet over the ground carrying a load of lumber and
when we worked away from home, J can remember boarding
with, living with men, and I still represent people and
have ag friends labormen.
I am not opposed to labor. I hope Delegate
Storm and you people who will feel you have to vote for
this, that this is not an anti-labor position, but I
must call your attention again to the fact that we are
here writing a personal right, a declaration of rights
section, and this applies to all of the people, not just
to a segment of people or to a group, a pressure group.
Now, we have in our file, I have letters and
letters from people who are little people, who say,
give us the right to work. Nobody is opposed to negotia-
tions. Nobody is opposed to unions.
This can all be regulated by statute, but
we had Labor Day here on October 19 and the people we
had were the same old tired people who came down here
to the legislature.
There was management and labor. They were very