HORAN. I do not think you are going to have a bill like this and feel you will not have it cost something. When we went to war with Korea and put our available migrant labor to work in the defense plants. we found we had crops to harvest and we had to get help frot someplace. Last year at the hearings of this committee. and I want to give the committee full credit. for I attended some of those hearings. the United States Employment Service said. "you do not need a farm labor bill. we can supply the needs." During the summer I contacted the State officials In the State of Washington and they said. "We can take care of the situation." But when it came time to harvest our apple crop. the Governor of the State of Washington had to call on General Wedemeyer and he gave extended furloughs to the Army. They came in and helped us get our apple crop in.