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RE: COUNTERORIL .TA: ION WEEK Ms NP Fe vec oe period of time. One woman said her husband spent nine months in jail for drunk driving. And so these kind of thing related to them and they feel pretty strongly. eae RGF BEN Se OE FO OE. AT Now, a very interesting comment. We had a little lecture from the boss about how we had to scrape the pans because this was profit, and one woman said "Well it's not my profit and I don't give a damn whether it is a million or not." So you can see where money is going (rest unintelligible.) a tA tier Anil..that's about all I have to say except that I think there is a misconception about the working class in that they don't realize the Oppression and that they aren't worried about how things are going. They realize their oppression and the problem is their anger is misdirected. Men beat their wives. They don't realize the power they have or if they would get together anda use this power, then I think a lot of changes would be made. (The following comments were made by an unidentfied individual .) I guess the third thing we're going to deal with today was the struggle of workers locally. We had planned to have three representatives here but only two are here, FREDDIE PARKER, a former worker in the cafeteria here at UNC, and Mr. OLIVER HARVEY, the President of Local 77 at Duke University in Durham. These gentlem=:n are gOing to, you know, talk about their work and the struggles of the people they‘re working with. (The foll<wing speech was made by FRANCIS PARKER.) Thank you sir. I'm a former worker right here at the uni- versity and Mr. SMITH and Mr. BROOKS asked me to come over and relate to y'all just how conditions were over there, that’s at Lenoir Hall, downstairs and other places. And conditions are pretty bad. Now, during the strike, I know after the strike, the biggest bag was this guy O'BRIEN and people like PULLMAN (phonetic) that make promises and things and never keep them. Like one promise he 40