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Evening star., 1949-02-21

Shipments have been halted more
than a week due to the fighting
in China.
Cotton shippers, who had feared
loss Of the contracts. were told
by telegram to make deliveries to
Shanghai through this month and
into March.
Harlan Cleveland, director of
the China Office of the Economic
Cooperation Administration, said
ECA has satisfied itself that the
supply situation in Shanghai per-
mits resumption of the cargoes.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Flying Clubs Association
plan Dinner Wednesday

Max Karant. assistant general
manager of the Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association. will ad-
dress the February dinner meet
ing of the Washington Association
of Flying Clubs here Wednesday.
The meeting will be held at $50
D m. at Maxime's Restaurant, 1874
Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

NEW JERSEY MISS MEETS LONDON BOBBY-Mary Uglianza
(center 22 North Bergen N J factory worker intro
duced London bobby in Regent street Friday Ada Fish
burn (rght) a. of Spennymoor County, Durham England
Mary had arrived in Britain the before Adas
job machinist in spennymoor factory Soon Ada will
leave England for the United States where she will work in
Marys place uorescent light plant They encountered the
policeman while sightseeing and wndowshopping in Londos
West end -AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Cotton Shipments TO China
Receive Approval Of ECA

BY the Associated Press
Foreign Aid Administrator Paul
G.. Hoffman has ordered that
shipment Of $15.000.000 worth
of cotton to China be resumed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Says Robesoll
Does Not Voice
Negroes View
Refers To Statement
Made I'm Paris
Yesterday About
Negroes Fighting
tny The A..oclatea rre..,

NEW YORK, April 2l-Walter
White, president of the Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Ne
gro People, issued a statement to-
day asserting that Paul Robson,
American Negro singer, fell far
short of representing a majority
of the Ia million American Ne
groes when he said in Paris yes
terday that they would not fight
against Russia in the. event of q
war between that couns4y ard
the United States. Robson made
that statement in the course of
an address before 1000 members
of the World Peace Congress in
session in Paris.
White said that vast majority
of the Negroes in the United Sta
ties are loyal to their country, and
that he was confident Robson
did not voice their attitude tow
ard their country,
White is the author of many ar
ticles designed to promote the
cause of Negroes in the United
States. He also has lectured often
to white and Negro audiences in
various parts of the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
SCHOOL BOARD TO
CONSIDER SCHOOLS
FOR UPPER KEYS
High School Fo,
That area To
Be Discussed
Await Report From
State Covering
Situation AT
Tayernier, Islanorada

L - a$ss'rsfsAS ss@s FssstAe y 4s ssee
Members of the Monroe Coun-
ty School Board are going to
study the question of establish
ing a consolidated school to, serve
the Tavernier-Islamorada dis
tricts and also a High School to
serve the Upper Keys.
He said that the report was to
make recommendations, among
other matters, on the question of
establishing a consolidated school
and a High School for the two
districts, and said it was expect
ed to arrive here not later than
one week.
Whatever the recommended
tions may be, it is expected that
we will follow them said
OBryant. "a committee of the
residents of Tavernier and Isla-
morada is serving now and is
working to get location for the
construction of the proposed
school,"
1t is understood that the COM
mittee has been offered about 10
acres of land on Plantation Key.
which is about three miles south
of Tavernier at a nominal figure
1t is also reported that neither
community will be favored with
regard to the location of the pro-
posed school.
Naturally each of the commu-
mites want the school to be To-
Gated in its immediate district,
so it is likely that compromise
location will be agreed upon.
At present there is no high
school on the Upper Keys. Both
the grade schools at Islamorada
and Tavernier are now getting toe
small and need enlargement; sc
the idea of the consolidated
school to serve both communities
has been suggested.
Edward Sweeting, school
board members, lives on Upper
Keys and will make arrange
ments for the public meeting OF
interested residents after the
state report has been received
here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
J I'D &c Aquilino'
Lopez Directs
Verdict
Holds Kyles Did Not
Prove Case; Failed
To Show 'sCrOss
Negligence" Charge

A directed verdict in favor of
the defendant today was render
ed by Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr.,
in the Circuit Court suit for SIS
900 brought by Robert Kyle and
his wife, Helen, against Ferdin-
and o. Pfingst.
Judge Lopez supported the
argument of defense counsel
hat the testimony of the plain
lifts witnesses had failed to
show gross negligence" on the
part of Pfingst, the defendant.
The six-man jury Immediately
'eturned verdict to that effect.
Members of the jury were Neil
:. Shea, Herbert Whitney, Frank
3omaguerro, Jack c. Murray,
Paul AIbury and w. T. Bowery.
The Kyles, who operate fish
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
O|I'Bryant Tells
OF MeetingOf
School Heads
Tells OF Difficulties !
Bcsetting Counties
I'm Passing Bond
Issues For Schools .

Horace O'Bryant, Monroe coun-
ty superintendent of public in
struction, today told the mem
bers of the Rotary Club what
the county superintendent OF
the state did at their Gainesville
meeting last week.
All of what O'Bryant had to
say was contained in an article
carried in Tuesday issue of The
Citizen, when the county superin-
tendent returned from Gaines
vile.
O'Bryant's talk before the
Rotarians. at their weekly lunch
con in St. Pauls Episcopal Par
ish Hall, had to do very largely
with bond issues proposed
throughout the state to finance
construction of enlarged school
facilities.
Monroe County is soon going to
consider bond issue totaling
about 100000 to finance pur-
chase of additional sites and for
school construction.
During the meeting President
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., told how the
Monroe County Beach had been
dedicated last Sunday and told
of the part the Rotary Clubs
beach committee, headed by Joe
Pearlman, played in creation oil
the beach.
1--WE should continue to keep
the beaches we have and should
be trying at all times to add to
Them" said Lopez. Tourists
during last winter flocked Il
Monroe County Beach and to tbs
City Beach at the end of DIVA
street"
Former President Edwin Trev
or introduced two guests, Pau
Brick of the Florida Council OF
Boy Scouts and Captain JOSEPH
Bocelapo, which served with hin
in the Army, and whom he hac
not seen since he left Belgium.
Guests at the club today were
f. Ludwig of Ottawa, H., and t
j.. Hall of Muncie, Ind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Henry o. Russell
Died This Morning

Henry o. Russell, 20, Gied this
mornine at tbs o'clock in mis- re-
sidence n 1919 Elizabeth street.
Funeral services will be held
saturday at S p. m. in the chapel
II the Lopez Funeral Home,
thence to 81 Mary Star of the
Sea Catholic Church. The Rev. +.
J knesx. S. j.. will officiate. Blu
rial viii be in the family plot in
Catholic Cemetery.
Survivors: Widow. Mrs. Mamie
Russell, daughters. Mrs. Maxwell
Russell. Charleston. S. C., and
Mrs n. p. Hertz. Cleveland. Ohio;
son William Russell. Cleveland.
ohio brother. Raymond Russell.
Key West: sister, Mrs. Charles
Knowles. Miami. and 3 grand
children.
Mr. Russell was for many years
an agent with the Peninsula Life
Insurance company here until he
retired several vars ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Warren Boosts
FerryFro'lIn' Key
West ToCuba
Benefit Entire
State, Would Give
City New Industry

Fred j. Dion, vice president of
the Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Company, today received copies
of statement issued by Govern
or Fuller Warren covering the
ferry which the company plans
to operate between Key West and
Havana.
"It is gratifying to me to learn
of the recent progress of the pro-
posed Key West Havana passen-
ger and automobile ferry serv-
ice, says the statement issued by
the Governor. T. =, ~
''I firmly believe that such a
service will be beneficial to the
entire State of Florida. Tourist
travel today. between Cuba and
Florida by plane and ship is at
an all-time high.
There is every reason to be-
lieve that automobile travel,
made possible by this ferry SER
vice, would bring an even great
er tourist interchange.
"AS ! see it, the institution of
this new service also would en-
nance the good-neighbor bond
between Cuba and the United
States.
Besides, it would help devel-
OPP the Florida Keys and give Key
West a new industry. 1t is my be-
lief that this service is the first
step in linking Florida with the
Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, by
was of Cuba.
"ThiS would complete the east
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
DEFENDANT VICTOR
IN SUIT BY KYLES
FOR $4,000 TO-DAY

ing camp on Bahia Honda Key,
testified they were injured March
IL. 1948 in an Overseas Highway
accident and charged Pfingst
with gross negligence" Kyle suf-
fered a broken neck, sought pay
ment of $4,000 while Mrs. Kyle,
who suffered fractured rib and
conclusion, sought $4,000.
Defense Attorney Reid DeJar-
nette of Miami moved twice TO
bring the court action to a halt
yesterday, but each time Judge
Lopez denied the motions.
The attorney argued that while
Pfingst might have been speed
ing the, plaintiff had failed to
show he was grossly negligent.
Attorneys for the Kyles were
William v. Albury and Enrique
Esquinaldo, Jr.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Inquest Friday
Into Death OF
Clarus Il. Hall

An inquest into the death Of
Clarus Robert Hall, United States
sailor who died in Naval Hospital
of injuries in crash of a motor
cycle and an automobile. ia
Roosevelt boulevard last Satur-
day forenoon will be held ia
Peace Justice Roy Harnlin's court
at l0l4 Truman avenue tomor-
row at 3 p. m.
Hall was riding on the motor
cycle with two other sailors and
suffered fractured skull and
broken leg in the accident A jury
will hear testimony in the case
tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Reds Batteries
Fne0n 2 More
British, Ships
IO,OOO.Ton British
Heavy Cruiser Returned
Fire Effectively,
Captain Reports

j.
NANKING, April Gloom
munist batteries on the north
shore of the Yangtse attacked two
more British warships today. the
10,000-ton heavy cruiser London
and the frigate Black Swan.
The British reported that the
number of killed on sloop Am
thyst and the destroyer Consort
yesterday and the London and
Black Swan today total 80, and
that the wounded were in excess
of 100
Captain of the London announc-
ed that he had effectively at
tackled communist batteries. but
withdrew before he was able to
render assistance to the crewmen
on the sloop Amethyst.
Fifty-three of the survivors on
the Amethyst succeeded in reach
ing Shanghai by land. a broad
cast from that city stated.
British authorities in Hong
Kong declared that the attacks on
the ships we're violations Of in-
ternational law. as all of them
had carried white flags and were
on missions of mercy along the
Yangtse.
Compilations between the
British and the Communists are
expected to become more acute.
as Hong Kong naval authorities
said that the matter had not yet
ended" A London dispatch re-
ported that the British Admiralty
had ordered two more British
warships in the Hong Kong area
to proceed to the Yangtse)
The captain of the London. on
returning to Shanghai, stated
that the communists had ma
hine-gunned British sailors while
they were swimming from the
Amethyst to the south bank of
the Yangtse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Thompson's New
Ice Plant Runs
In Small Way

The ice plant of Thompson En-
terprizes. incorporated, got under
way at noon today, according to
A. Maitland Adams, general man
ager for Thompson Enterprises.
The plant, which will be new
one to displace one that burned
some time ago, is now operating
on a small scale, but shortly
should be on full-scale produc-
ton, Adams said.
The company is still importing
ice from the mainland but should
later make all their ice right
here,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Reds Throw
Bridgehlead
Over Yangtse
10000 Troops Reported
To Have Crossed
Against Sustained
National Attack

NANKINK April 2i-Reports
have been received here that the
communists have thrown a
bridgehead across the Yangtse,
30 miles west of here. 1t was fur
Their stated that $4,000 Red troops
have crossed to the south bend
of the river.
Government forces are report
ed TO be striking back furiously
but have been unable TO stop the
Red tide. The. communist objec-
tive Is to cut off Marking in the
rear in the hope of. capturing
many pf the Nationalist leaders.
THE Natannaiists today used
planes for the first time since the
attack was begun at noon ycster-
day.
Reports went the rounds here
that the Nationalist government
Is tottering, with the leaders I'M
able to decide on concerted action
against the Reds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Lewis Hearing
This Afternoon

Late today a preliminary hear
ing for Alonzo Lewis, colored,
charged with breaking and enter
ing ia Elizabeth street recently
and slashing Florena johnson,
colored, with knife will be held
before Peace Justice Roy Hamlin
at 1914 Truman avenue.
The woman was taken to the
Monroe County Hospital and for
a time it was feared she might
die. Now she has recovered and
will appear against Lewis this af-
ternoon. Lewis is held under
$1,000 bond in County Jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

rc-r.y Sheriff r-snk weblrf.
who lives next door 10 Mr. and
Mrs, Russell. said today that one
of the bullets filed By the man
passed through the wall II hls
home, nearly hitting him.
Weber ran over 10 the l,,e
sell home and saw Russell siana
ing in the living room wiih =
revolver in his hand. weblpef
did not at first see the body 81
Mrs. Russell.
You give me that gun said
Weber to Russell. We dnn't
any more shooting around here
Come near me and You'll Get
shot," Russell Is said % have
declared.
Weber ran back 90 his hofse
to get his revolver, figuring on
going back and forcing Russell o.
give up his weapon. just ss b.
reached his home. he heard an.
other shot. Webber ran bach T.
the Russell home and found Rus.
sell lying on the floor.
Then Webber found that nus
sell was still breathing and b.
Immediately called an anAbuisnrn
from the Pritchard Fwneret
Home, which carried ham A.
Galley Hospital. Doctors Al ihp
hospitai asnlfs Nlt little hope O.
Rssssail's Recovery. eInrtlB 81
he reached the institution.
Russell's body was later %.
moved to the Lopez Fsneral
Home.
Neighbors said that Russell.
who had worked for the City
Electric System until last week.
came home about IS minutes b..
fore they heard the FIRST three
shots. The shooting Occurred ~
about o p. m. Two Of the shots
entered Mrs. Russeli's head.
while the other went into Che
Webber home.
Mrs. Russell owned and opera
ted the Cayo Hueso Bcsuiy
Parlor at Simonton street and
Truman avenue. She had a.
year-old son by q previous mar
riage living in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
@Officers.Off
ForPensacola

Sixty-three reserve public in
formation officers of the u. S.
Navy. who have been here week
taking refresher course, left by
air for Pensacola this morning.
They took off at 8 a. m.
The officers were brought here
to study the anti-submarine work
being carried on in the Key West
Naval area. They also, went down
in submarines and were carried
on surface vessels operating out
of here. .ar rs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
BOlerO May Invest
$345,OOO In Key
West Dog Track
viii Model Plant after Pensacola, FIa.,
Track; Plans To Employ From
90 To 100 Residents

c Commissioners Lest night In session Charles
ownsf cd Miami Heidelberg restaurant
snt ~ PLAZA 10 operate dog in Key West
nosro that his would spend s3lsooo
hsnuns dou ss West County.
ho would 10 Ger plant facilities and the remaining $4,000 for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Russell Dies After
Killing His Wife In
Seminary St. Shooting
Nun Passes AsOay $50 A.M. FoIio@ing
Death Of His Wife 1T 900
O'Clock Last Night

Edward Russell TO- who Msslsn
their home 1854 Seminary street last night died
mortal Hospital at $3.50 today Of inflicted bullet
Russell did regain
OF the nature Of the trouble between and
who died instantly Of bullet By
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21

The key West track would be
uiulielicd mfiaf me Pensacola dog
raring track TIE Miamlan em-
phaslfrd that local interests
Nulld b. allowed 10 invest insthe
ffark. hui mat no money was
netlrd ffom nat source.
We want ne community 10 be
pIuud III car plant and the way
a win d. operated. said Bolero.
Tho Miaml restaurant owner is a
pleasant. iovIal man. He Is heavy
~ On faff nolero seemed 90
dwarf the cell. known John Car
tsnril wh~n they were intro
durrdl
uuiefn further said that when
tilr pfnpusiiinn natefializes that
hs unn hia aaanriates will tell Key
Wesiora "a ahout the track in
sdFrftiacmcnls to be- placed In
infai piihllraiions.
Whsn ashed By city commits
slrnsFa WHISTLER he lBolerol de-
sired q losss or outright sale.
the prospective large investor
replied The equitable waY
wuuia be- . Jesse With an OPP
Ton o. buy. ! want 10 lock a
Fouf side 81 me picture. for the
residents 81 keY West win be
ustching YouF actions.
tumuruw morning the city
enginerr and Bolero viii view
tiN eKact location ~ the propos-
ri aoa ifaci Al successful. BOle-
- ialFnNA IA have ihns nlnnf IN
mtMNNts WI w mkt winter with \
raelna season irogn December IS
a. April
IN DIS track viii need from
90 a. 100 locai residents. Is per
cent ui whom would be women.
and ~ pcr cent men All employ
nfni xhfuid be- local.
Ilie city commissioners infor-
mallF without vote took the
siand that Bolcro would be given
q lessr calling Tor q nominal sum
until thc investment Of the OPP
rfaiors had been returned. After
thai thc lease would be raised
Nlmwhat
City Attorney Ignatius Lester
inioFmed the Board that the
lease with BoleFo would have
20 be validated by referendum.
Alno that q county referendum
must be had approving of dog
track racing.
Prior % close of the special
meeting. Charles Bolero stated
that b. would have in the next
Two weeks a concrete proposal 10
present o. the commission.
holero mentioned that he Is
no stranger 10 KeY West and
called off the names Of Key
Wesiers whom he knew per-
aonallY. The restaurant man
lnnghinglY stated 7 have many
friends In Key West but al
Orange Bowl times I have more
than usual"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-21
Body OF Clarus
Robert Hall
Sent To Home

The body of Clarus Robert Hall
age "a, who died from injuries
received in a motorcycle accident
was sent yesterday afternoon by
Pritchard Funeral Home to FIT.
Madison. Iowa, for funeral servi-
ces and burial. .,,-
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Lavine Hall, who came to
Key West upon being notified of
the accident.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
Bfr Hall Minha5rtty unr
DEN Hrrrtttril Natinnfit

Nus Cafe SncceB. q. g., meIoete
om II. os. DIE .Mii. BreB":
8olinien brahte beltte ben Jan Oes
nngariihen &aroinals Spiel Winos.
5entp Dor bic 8ereinten Nationen. Ser
5aa ion Der nddlten @eneralner-
iammIltns, Die am 5. Ipril IN Seem
gorf beeinnt, borgeleet perben. Mud
murbe aneeoeutet, OaB Sdritte sesen
bie unsariide 9egierllng beantragt
perben iollen
9iplomaten ser @eltlnGhte boben
iih ithon oft nit oem 5aG befaBt uno
bie Srage ertpoger, Oh es geraten lei,
i'm Dor bie 8ereinten geationen gu
bringen.
I'm auf Die 9asesoronung 5m fom-
men, nliiBte ser antrag BON Ser Webr-
belt gebilligt tperoen, ,lnb tpie es Beite
ausiiebt, fann nit oieier Webrbeit
gerehnet tperoen. Stebt ser 6an ein-
NAL auf Der Sagesoronung, oann
fann irgenb elm Selegierter 8orlhld-
&c iiber oie 5rage 1lnterbreiten, mos
nun 5ll geif)eben babe
Ser 1aa fann inter Ser Gbarte
Dor Die gereinten Nationen sebra6t
meroen, benn iie entbdlt cine &lauiel
iiber .oie Menidenredte unb oie fun-
oameutalen Sreibeiten fir aue, obne
llnteridieb Der 9faiie, ser 5pra1e
llno Der &eligton".
llngarn gebort ni6t 81 ben lDe,
bat aber in ieinem @eiud Inn sluf-
nnbme ertlart, oaB es lid an Die 8e-
itimmungen Ser llgs-Gbarte balten
molle. Oas 8eiu6 1puroe bon Dem
Siderbeitsrat idon 5tueimal in gr-
mdguns ee5oger, i'm Sabre 1916 ,tnb
i'm Sabre t947, ml,Bte aber in beioen
iSdllen abgetpieien tueroen, neil I'm.
aarn Die benotigten iieben Stimmen
i'm Stat nift erbalten fonnte. Sie
Nebrbeit lteIlte iif allf oen Stono.
pltnft, odB Die l,nsariide &egierung
Die 8runoidbe Ser 8ereinten 6atios
men miBabte. 5
Sic @eneralbarlalnnLa,ng Honnte
lid nit elmer &ritit besniisen, aber
aud peiter geben ino }. 9. alien Weit.
gliebern ben Mbbrlld Ser biplomati.
iden uno mirtidaftlihen 8e5iebun.
gen nit nngdrn empfeblen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
Der Brrgkuapprn getrrnrr
Ekkrharh II,

Sn Soaano itarb i'm perfloilenen
Serbit i'm boben Sitter bon adtsig
Sabren ein in llnirem 2anbe fannl
befanntgemoroener HrieIter, Yr6Iat
$. q. Boels. ser cine 5eitlana in
Waibington on ser &atbolil1en Uni
oeriitat selebrt bat. gr folgte ieood)
Dem 8ufe ieines 8ii9ofs, Orebn1ans
bon 8oermono. Der i'm auf oie Stelle
zines &aplarls in benz oamaIs nod
fleinen 0orf6en @elten in Siiolin1-
burg berief. Boels per3ihtete ouf sic
ataoemiiAeu Gbren. @ie omrA Gin
gebung erfannte er ieine 2ebensauf-
gobe: Ser io5iale slpoItel oes bolldn-
ollhen &oblenbe5irfes 5u tperben.
Sn oieiem &aum bate ii1 ,,GmliA
nm oas Centrum &eerlen oas boIGn-
Ollhe &oblenreuier ent1pidelt, mo auf
5molf 3ehen et,pa 10000 gergleute
arbeiteten. 9ie meiiten famen aus
Dem rbeiniIh-meitfalil6en ODER bem
Wurmfoblenreoier. aus ben polni=
ihen, italieniiben uno ilopeniihen
gergbaugebietal.l gs aparen itets
iiberlpiegeno @atbolifen. Ser gildof
batte bel Der 8eruiung Boels' bie slb-
liht, oie BORT arbeitenoen 8ergleute
Dor oem 5hidial ibrer fran5oiiiden
uno belgiiden 4ameraoen gu betpab-
rem. Oieie maren infoIge Der iiblen
Begleiteriheinungen BEL Der Seran.
bilonng Der @roBinouitrie Dem @lou-
ben entfrenloet tpor6en. Boels erfann-
te Sie @riin6e uno bie @efabren Ser
Sage gr iab Die llriahe in oem Men.
lben ielbit, aber aud in ieinen 2e-
bensumitdn6en. 8iele aafbolifen biel.
ten nnr aus reiner TRADITION am
@lanben felt, obne feline Bebeutuna
fir 5amilie uno @eleaihaft 5u erfen-
men; tie berloren ibn unter ben Der.
dnoerten 2ebensoerbdltniiien leidt
nouenos. Sic Mufgabe, bie iih YoeIs
iteate, entipridt genau Der, Die mir
beute als ~8erbriitlidung1 be5eih-
men. Boels brnbte 6ie Mrbeiter sun,
Nadoenfen iiber Die Beoe,,tung Der
briitliden 2ebre audi fir oas pratt.
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Mrbeiterbeipegung berbor, bic er mil
Der fatboliiden Bergmannsb bemegune
peridmol8, unto ihuf 10 oen 2imbur.
| ger fatbolilben Nrbeiterbnn6. eine
refine arbeiterorganiintion.
0r. Hoels erfannte, 6nb driitlidt
arbeiter aud tpirtfhaftlid) gebober