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Government's obligation there is to look into the cor­
poration to stop this once and for all because it's just
going to keep going on and on and on. We'll be here for
the next ten years going back and forth if it doesn't
stop now.
The corporation is the 0iggest part of this
and I would ask the corporate head why, why do you deal
with these people, all right?
So his answer -- I'll tell you his answer now.
His answer is because I save money, right?
So I say you save money? You give this guy
nine percent of a million dollar a year payroll, all
right, you give him nine percent, you are saving money?
Oh, in the long run I save money.
But that is not the answer. The Government
should look a little bit further. The Government should
turn around and say, isn't it true you also go back to
plantation days, that you can do anything you want with
these drivers, you can move them anyplace you want, you
can get rid of them, you can refuse to let them on your
property. We had that incident at Continental Can. We
had a driver that really did nothing wrong. I felt bad
for the guy. They refused to let him on tile property
to drive the truck. Later on they turned around and
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