the wage freeze after October 30. They argued that such an assurance was absolutely essential because their own unions were far more democratic than the big national federations and made commitments only after a series of discussions among their rank-and- file and that their members' eagerness to participate in the JAC programmes would be conditional upon such an assurance.
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