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For example,. m my Congressional District ;in. Virginia, fruit farmers have been able to meet their harvest labor requirements only through the recruitment of Bahamans, for whom special housing facilities have been constructed at considerable expense. These measures were taken not by choice, but only because of the non-availability of adequate local Libor. Such local labor, of course, contin ues to be employed ir. this work to the extent it is available. The arrangements for imported workers have worked out satisfactorily. The orchardists can,count on a re* a s o n a b 1 y stable labor supply throughout their relatively short period of intensive harvesting. The workers are insured of sanitary housing facilities and an income which ranges up to $100 a week
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