REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES. DECLASSIFIED Authority State Letter Fuhr laborers Aramithout employment five days out or the week. 8ince the wages which these atevedores receive are ter better than they would receive anywhere else, the employing company has on file long waiting lats of labozens who have applied Por work. Apart from the ship loading ganga very teu laborers are tired by the company and these are paid pars day for general labor.
It is needless to state that, with the large number of laborers seeking employment those who have been given work are axoendingly anxious to 12planse their employers and to rtain their jobs.
One official of the Truit exporting company has stated that, in his opinion, the laborers employed by the company are the best in the world. Le get there is very little absolute unemployment in this distriot.
Those who cannot obtain Jobs Ak Stevedorge, or on the railroad, retiró into the one nearby countryside and stake out small forn, pruit and vegetables are grown to their own needs and they produce small quantities of bananas which way be sold to the fruit exporting company. This same procedure is followed by the stevedores during the five days a week that they are not cainfully om ployed on the dooks.
Fith the situation as outlined above it is easy to unde tand the deaf ear which is turned to labor agitators who occasionally enter the distriot I ram Nicaragua, or from the interior of costa Hica.
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