| Show LABORS LABOR'S ATTITUDE FROM THE FARMER VIEWPOINT IT We in an agricultural community naturally reElect reflect reflect re re- Elect an agricultural view that is is certainly not the industrial center dominated by labor unions plaYing playing playing play play- ing for jurisdictional advantage and infiltrated with racketeers The farmer views thing basically He sees that he is not on a hour 40 week He looks ata ata at ata a pay envelope that is a shrunken wisp as compared ed with the fat roll of bills the labor union man gets for his weekly wage the farmer comes to town with witha a cream can no 90 was his return No wife can dress in silks on what he gets for a weeks week's work Let us cite a particular example To a group of farmers a wage earner from up-state up came back for a visit and talked of his wa wages wages es and nd how they manipulated the work They were getting time and anda a half for Saturday and double time for Sunday Sunday- so they soldiered Monday Tuesday I and far in into to Friday to see that work n needing eding to be dope done piled up for Saturdays Saturday's time-and-a-half time and Sundays Sunday double time drawing down past 90 a week Let the farmer pile up Monday till Friday and hed he'd be a simple But it was smart for forthe forthe forthe the guy who was on up north The farmer sees that difference difference- sees it resentfully resent resent- resentfully fully and chafes He has a son over in the far Pacific Pacific Pacific Pa Pa- a son declared lost in service when he knows that had that son been backed by labors labor's output a full complement of ammunition ammunition- yes the farmer sees that Nor does he feel good Can yo you blame him |
