One time when work was very slow in the union, we heard that there was a job going on in Franklin County. So when Bob, the union delegate, went up there to investigate, he found that it was being done with non-union labors. And when he met the boss and was telling him that he would have to go union, theboss got mad and told Bob to leave his property. They had an argument and Bob left. When he came back, he reported it to the headquarters of the union. They told him he had to have more proof other than his word, so when we all met at our local union headquarters, he was telling us that we had to get on the property and take pictures of the job. When we showed up on the job to take pictures they ran us off. They also went out and had a judgment against us tresspassing on their property. So after a while Bob didn’t know what to do, and while we were talking, I said, “ I can get those pictures for you with no problem”. He said how can you do that, we’ve had four or five men up there that could not do it?" I said just leave it to me and you will have them tomorrow”. I left him with a puzzled look on his face and did not tell him how I was going to do it. I got a hold of Tony Pahowic and told him what my plan was. I would rent a small Piper Cub at the airport and fly over the job site. I needed Tony to take the pictures while I would fly the airplane. When we got to the job site Tony started taking pictures from different angles. We were almost done when he said, "I don’t know if they will be to clear or not. Can we go lower?" I said, "I’m at the legal altitude now so I can go down for a quick pass over the site. Be ready to collect the pictures fast. And with that, I turned that airplane pretty suddenly into what we pilots call a wing over, going to the bottom and started diving down on the job pretty fast and low. As we went across the job site Tony was clicking away with the camera. At one point I was so close to the building that an ironworker that was sitting on top of one of the beams for the roof thought I was going to crash into the building. He made a gesture with his arms in the air as we passed right by him. The next day when I took the pictures to Bob Butler for the union headquarters to see, they were all amazed to what good pictures we got. The one everyone commented about was the one showing the ironworker on top of that I beam with his eyes as big as saucers looking scared to death. It looked like we were about five feet away from him looking at the picture. I know I could have gotten into a lot of trouble from doing what I did that very day. I could have lost my license to fly again. But it did do the job the union headquarters wanted. Anyway A few days later the job went union. Ironically I had to go and work with some of the men I had flown over that one day. Of course they all thought I was crazy and maybe they were right. But it put a lot of union men to work.