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hope you ladies and gentlemen will not be like that
girl in a famous Oklahoma play who sang "I am just a girl
who couldn't say no."
I hope you have the guts to say no. This is a
tough situation, I know, and I am not against labor, but
j it does not belong in the Constitution. It can be ade-
quately handled by the legislature, and if you don't do your
duty on this thing, if you let this thing go into the Con"
stitv.tion, you will put a lot of other things in.
It is not a matter just of labor, but labor
fighting amongst themselves.
I urge you to reject it and reject if resounding-
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THE CHAIRMAN; Delegate Bothe.
DELEGATE BOTHE; According to my calculations,
Mr. Chairman, we have used nine minutes., is that correct?
THE CHAIRMAN: I think you have about six.
DELEGATE BOTHE; We would have six left, if I
' am right.
THE CHAIRMAN; You have eight minutes left.
DELEGATE BOTHE; I will allot four minutes to