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victor Riese] -10/16/74 ~ —_ Page 4 ood xx xofd militant Jack Jones's giant British Transport and = General Workers Union. It's all right, said Jack to Chavez, he hoped the "Californian grapes and lettuce rot in the (British) docks." To Chavez then, this is the moment to dispatch his legions cof pickets across the U.S. Most of this past week in Keene (Calif.) he and his executive council met from 7 a.m. to late evening. They discussed his reports on European labor and Catholic support. They planned for their new offensive. To give it steam, old-timer Fred Ross, the Saul Alinsky social revolutionary who discovered Chavez back in 1952, and for whom Chavez apprenticed for a decade, gave a one-week course over in New Jersey for some 50 to 75 neophyte UFW organizers. Ross will be back in January for another workshop. Meanwhile, similar hit- sections of the nation. Supplementing this is Chavez's private meetings with influential non-Catholic clergymen who are secretaries of other religious councils. Chavez has