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And would this committee begin to meet that soon? 

 The committee would meet even during the winter some- 

 times, getting ready for the next season, and go over 

 the whole situation yearly in regard to wages, and 

 of course the wages went up little by little, in 

 regard to the whole picture. 



And were there any other problems they considered, 

 such as camping facilities or other problems, as a 

 committee? 

 No. 



Wages? 



Wages and harmony; living conditions, wages, and harmony. 

 How about grievances? If a picker came to you and he 

 complained — or didn't any of the pickers come to you 

 with grievances? 



I'm very proud to say that I never had a single soli- 

 tary grievance of any kind by the pickers. I'm very 

 proud of those pickers* They were wonderfully behaved 

 and I never had one instance where I had to intervene. 

 They didn't come in and complain to you? 

 They never complained. And I had them nailed right 

 to the cross, because they made me a pledge that if 



