 When Roosevelt was elected and the Wagner Act was passed, these same activists out in unemployed councils, they were communists and socialists of that day, took that struggle to organizing the shops. And they first had the big success at General Motors in Flint in 37 when they went in and had the sit-down strike at Flint. And after a long 60-some days with sit-in, they were victorious in getting a union contract at General Motors.