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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
The
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Weatlerman
Says
Says

Key West and Vicinity i: Partly
cloudy to cloudy today thru Satur-
day with occasional showers or
thundershowers. Not quite so warm
Saturday. Low tonight near 70;
high on Saturday near IS. Moder-
ate to fresh northeast and east
winds occasionally moderately
strong ofshore. Small Craft Warn
ing Displayed.
Florida: Mostly cloudy with
showers over south portion this af-
ternoon and tonight, otherwise part
ly cloudy and widely scattered
showers thru Saturday. Little
change in temperature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Small craft warnings are
displayed Daytona Beach south
ward thru the Keys. Easterly winds
fresh to moderately strong in dis
play area and fresh elsewhere gra-
dually shifting to southeasterly dur
ing this afternoon and tonight. Mod
crate to fresh southeast winds Sat
urday. Cloudy and Showery south
and central portions this afternoon
and tonight, otherwise partly clou-
dy and widely scattered showers.
East Gulf: Small craft warnings
displayed on the Keys. Northeast
to east winds fresh to moderately
strong over south portion and fresh
elsewhere gradually shifting to
east and southeast during tonight
and Saturday. Cloudy. showery
weather south and central portions,
partly cloudy widely scattered
showers extreme north portion.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
northeast to southeast winds, &C.
casionally fresh over north portion.
Partly cloudy and scattered show
ers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea area
and the East Gulf of Mexico: Mod
crate easterly wave between BAHIA
mas and the Florida coast and
southwark into the northwestern
Caribbean is expected to pass into
the east Gulf during this afternoon
and tonight. Weather conditions
elsewhere are about normal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

sailor, Ray Emil Drake, 10, Rop-
er and Fox had a dispute when
Roper refused to let Fox see Drake
in the county Jail.
Roper said he did not admit Fox
to see Drake because Fox had no
standing in the case.
Later, Fox said Roper was cor
rect in not letting him talk with
Drake.
The charge against Drake was
dismissed by Hamlin.
Lester today told Judge Lopez
that Fox was not Quick's COM
handing officer.
The petition also stated that
Hamlin had dismissed the charge
against Quick.
Said Judge Lopez:
"The fact that he was acquitted
by Justice of the Peace has
nothing to do with it"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
CTS Ordered
.ToBe Neater

MUNICH, Germany 1--First it
was sloppy dressing by the wives
Of U. s. soldiers In Germany. Now
It's Ne men themselves.
Tie Army's Southern Area Com
mand has issued . directive order
ing soldiers 10 wear neat uniforms,
keep their hands out Of their peck
sts, straishtsn their backs, and
trim their sidsburns.
he directive isn't expected to
produce the Juror that one aimed
at women did. Issued in August for
the Frankfurt area, it ordered
women 10 stop public wearing Of
pin curriers', bareback dresses, and
blue leans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
Quick Loses
On Bid For
Writ Today
Adm. TOwner Won't
Sign Agreement
In Bond Lowering
By DENIS SNElcR

- S6tNtS SFN6tSN
Peter Edward Quick, g.
year-old sailor charged with
manslaughter, today lost an
other round in his fight for
freedom.
Circuit Court Judge Aqui-
limo Lopez, Jr., did not free
him on a writ of habeas cor
pus as requested by his at
torneys, William V. Albury
and Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr.
Won't Sign
But Adm. Towner refused to sign
such an agreement.
Cdr. F. L. Forshee, acting base
legal officer, said he conferred
with Adm. Towner after the hear
ing and that the admiral was I'M
willing commit the Navy to re-
turning Quick for trial since this is
a felony matter.
Cdr. Forshee said Adm. Towner
felt a felony matter was too SER
iouS to make such a commitment.
st is not just this case" Cdr.
Forshee added. ''The admiral feels
that way about any felony mat
ter"
Charge Filed
The manslaughter charge was
filed against Quick after the car he
was driving overturned and killed
Debbie Martell, 25, a Miami Beach
model.
After hearing, Justice of the
Peace Roy Hamlin dismissed the
charge.
But Quick was Immediately re-
arrested on a manSlaughter war
rant issued by Harry Dongo, clerk
of Criminal Court.
Allan B. Cleare, Jr., county soil
citor, filed the manslaughter infor-
nation Tuesday, the same day the
hearing ended in dismissal by Ham,
lin.
Yesterday, Cleare filed a second
manslaughter information and an
other warrant was issued and serv-
ed on Quick in his county Jail cell.
Change in Wording
Cleare said the second informa-
ton was filed because of a slight
change in its wording.
Cleare visited the scene of the
accident on Cudjoe Key yesterday.
CATER l visited the scene l de-
cided to make a slight change in
how she met her DEATH
The first information said she
was thrown out of the car. The
second information said Miss Mar
tell was thrown violently about and
out of the car to the ground.
At today's hearing on the petit
ton for a writ of habeas corpus,
Albury told Judge Lopez that the
facts in the petition were true.
Petition Filed
In the petition filed by Albury
and Esquinaldo, it was stated that
Deputy Sheriff Watson Roper, Jr.,
had had an argument with Quick's
commanding officer, 1t. Fox.
A check at the Navy Base show
ed that Quick is attached to the
submarine Sea Dog.
The Public Information Office
said that the commander of the Sea
Dog is Cdr. W. A. Schoenfield.
Asked if he had had an argu-
ment with Schoenfield, Roper said
he never had even heard of Schoen-
field.
1t. James H. Fox is legal assist
ance officer at VX-1.
Other Case
In an entirely different man.
slaughter case involving another
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
HE. DIDN'T HEAR
THEM FIRE HIM

GALLUP, NM. Up - Gallup
Waterman - recently fired - has
asked the town council for pay
ment for 10 days of work he did
after his discharge.
Paul Peck, who is hard of hear
inss claimed he didn't understand
what was said when told he was
fired. He kept working for 10 days.
The council is considering the
matter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

Ahora que vi a iniciarse q servi-
clio de ferrie entire Key West ,
la ciudad de Cardenas, denominada
'La Perla del Norte", quereinos
dedicarle algunas parrafos q esa
cIudad, que tiene el privilege de
ser Ia primera ciudad que vi6
oondear en- sus mastiles In bandera
de Ia estrella solitaria.
Cardenas fuS fundada en- 81 aao
de 1928, en- Ia parte Norte de In
provincial de Matanzas. Is una
ciudad progresista y culta. La
principal industrial es Ia gran des-
iberia de ARECHAvALA., fabri-
cantes del famoso Ron Havana
Club tan popular entire los turis-
tas que visitan Cuba. Cardenas o.
una ciudad simpAtica en- Ia cuai
sus habitantes buscan Ia manera
de agradar al visitante, ofrecien-
doles sincera hospitalidad.
En- el aiio de 1850, en- el mes de
mayo, lego q Cardenas 81 yapor
americana CREOLE que traia .
50 bordo IL gran expedition ar
mada, comandada por Ell vahente
venezolano Narciso Lopez. Des-
pues de sostener fuego con II pc
quefia guarnici6n espaiiola, Ind 81
pabell6n de Ia estrella solitaria en-
el Quartet y en- el Ayuntamiento.
Desgraciadamente para 81 Jefe
expedicionario, los habitantes de
aquella ciudad no esperaban tai
desembarco y mucho menos esta-
ban praDarados para alzarse con-
ira ell poder secular de Espafia.
Despues de re1idos combates en-
las Gales de Ia ciudad. tuv0. el
General Lopez que re-embarcar =
su gente y poner proa q Key West,
perseguido de cerca por el caiio-
nero espa6ol PIZARRO, que entr6
en- Ia rada del Cayo, en- perfecto
zafarrancho de combate, dispuesto
a echar a pique al vapor expedieio-
mario. Pero, una saludable adver-
tencia del Jefe del Fuerte Taylor,
10 hizo Zanzibar de opinion y se
march6 q Cuba, sin haber podido
apresar al CREOLE.
Cardenas, no cooper6 ent0nces
en- ell ideal de emancipation del
pueblo cubano, pero en- Ia revolu-
ci6n que tuvo 81 inicio 81 n de
febrero del aiio de 1895. do
hombres valientes y multitud de
buenos servicios fueron prestados
por los cardenenses. en- aras de 10
ibertad de Cuba.
Sus Gales estan acknowledgements
trazadas, aunque un POGO aban-
donadas Dor las autoridades Pero
Ell carifo con que ALI sc recibe al
viajero, compensa con creces 81
NAL efecto de unas Gales plet6-
ricas de baches y descuidadas
por complete.
Cardenas tiene una peQuefia
estaci6n radio emisova , cuenta
con un maravilloso centric edpca-
cional, nombrado LA PROGRE-
silva. Hay ALI tambien una "a
cursal de las cultisimas Escuelas
Pias y en- general, es una ciudad
culta que sabe apreciar Of bien
que recibe y que recibira siempre
con los brazos abiertos 4 los via
jeros que en- el FERRY Getty or
KEY VEST lie visiten.
En- 10 que 81 anda algo atrasada
dicha linda ciudad, es ea 10 que
De refiere Q Hoteles. Solo el nom-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
DEATHS
HERBERT LYNN
McCLESKEY

Herbert Lynn McCleskey, 10,
died Monday Ii Havana, Cuba.
The body was sent Yesterday af-
ternoon b Hattiesburg, Miss, for
funeral services and burial in the
family plot. Lopez Funeral Home
was In charge Of arrangements.
McCleskey was 4 corporal in the
u. 9. Marine Corps stationed at
the U. 5. Embassy in Havana.
He 10 survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McCleskey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
FERRY FESTIVITIES
CONTINUED from Page one)

N@Out&uuC0 uoIu age OuCJ
vision cameramen who will cover
the affair.
The Cuban government has sche-
duled a huge celebration when the
ship arrives in Cardenas, includ-
ing parades and dinners.
Sunday afternoon, the official
party win be feted in Havana by
its Mayor at an official banquet.
A partial list of guests invited
by the city of Key West for the
initial voyage of the ship: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave King, Mr., and Mrs. K.
j. Hayes, of the Florida Greyhound
Lines; Sheriff and Mrs. John
Spottswood; Mr.. and Mrs. John
McDonough, of the Safeway Travel
Agency; Loyal Compton, of the
Miami office OF the American Auto
mobile Association; John McKinnon
chairman of the Lake Worth city
commission; Mr.. and Mrs. Raoul
Alpizar y Pogo, of the Cuban Tour
ist Commission; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
P. Davis.
Mayor and Mrs. Harold Shapiro,
of Miami Beach; DR.. and Mrs. De-
lilo Cobo; Louis Carbonell; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Delaney; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bentley, Circuit Judge and
Mrs. Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Neblett, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Leon
ard, Myrtland Gates, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul R. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Lang, Judge and Mrs. En-
rique Esquinaldo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Laubscher, Miss Betty So
lomOn, and Mrs. Myrtland Gates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
GEORGE MURDOCH

Gsarss Murdoch, ys, died Tues
day IN Marathon after q short ILL.,
ness.
The body was sent Yesterday
morning 70 Bay Shore, Long Island,
New York, for fqaeral services and
burial IN the family plot. Lopez
Funeral Home was in charge Of
arrangements.
Survivors are the widow and one
brother, william Murdoch, both Of
nay Shore, New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
MRS. EUPHEMIA
PEACON ROBERTS

Mrs. Euphemia PsaSon Roberts,
70, died yesterday afternoon at
Nonroe General Hospital after a
long Illness. Mrs. Roberts lived at
GIG White Street.
Funeral services viii be held
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock ut
the First Methodist Church, where
the body win De placed at 2:30
,. N. LAs Rev. J. Paul Touchton
~iH selfeiate st the services. Lc-
pez Fuaeral Nome 10 in charge Of
arrangements. Burial win be in
family plot In City Cemetery.
She 10 survived by her husband,
Dewey Roberts: and numerous
Aisess and nephews.
d. It'll IT,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01
NOTAS CUBANA,S

rado LA DOMINICA, cue o
apenas de ssqunda eiass. slseee a
viajerc lusar de reposo , haslante
buena eomida.
Pero, q poes distaaeia a CO.
denas est& simada Ia anmosisima
Playa de vARADElO. Una e
Las mejores , mis bellas playas
del mundo. Por Loo diferentes
tonalidades del axul Dc s,s uuietas
aguas, por sus finisimas arenas
~ por 81 admirabls amhisnte q
bienestar que ali % respira q
todas Las sstaeionss dsl axo.
Por "a bellesa VARADERO In
merecido 81 nombrs Dc "RAPsO-
Ola EN- AzUL". dads . ca playa
por un notable eseritor nor1s-
americana. u elime Do vARA-
DERO es also masaviIlese. IA
iiarse On aquellas agnas % Sen
tirse comfortable, No colo material
mente, ID que tamblin sspiritual-
mente.
TODD 81 aho % VI tan linda playa
concurrida por psrsonas que
vienen del interior de II RspGblieA
y del sxtranjero. . disfrater Dc u
benignidad do ~ china : Do On
Sol, que parees poser All, mayo
res propiedades curativas cue payte
alguna del Tr6pico.
En- las aguas de VARADERo
tiens lugar dos . tres wees eada
aiio, las srandes rssatas Do eanees,
tripuladas por seHnsrss Do diferen-
tes clubes nadHsos radie ades q
L. Rspdblica.
A ssos eventos asiste una snerns
cantidad De eoneuffsAsia, eve
ademis Do las rssatas, disiruta
de multitud de eventcs soeiaisS
que % llevan q sfseto, precise
mente, con motive De II eslsAra-
ci6n de las msaeioAadAs fstatAs.
A diferencia Dc 10 eiudad de
CardeAas, VARADERo evsata eea
una gran cantidad Do Hoeeles Do
todas categorias, sieade les tres
primsros = Dc mayor importaneia
~ por offeeer mayores eosAodi-
dadss . los husspsdss. 81 - eono-
cido VARADER0 INTENNACkO-
NAL que posse 1e1 esAraes, teaos
ellos amueblados con d mayer
gusto para 81 mejor comfort %
quienes Loo ecspsn. Ests Hotsl
posee, una bella y ampiia cate
terra, terraxa frsnts q ID playa ,
salones de mdsiea, jueso y otras
distracciones, que haeen del hsies.
ped una persona que % sients
perfectamente felix.
Est& Ia CASA LA ROSA, situada
On Ia Avenida ID. y 81. Su propis-
TARA o. persona culta y eonecedera
de Los sustos del turista. In sste
Hotel % respira un amhisnte a.
miliar, pero De ma calidad int
lectual, muy asradahle. Las eoIai-
das son confeceionadas een g.
nero y sst& resultaEdo, ssgia -
NOS informa, una de los Mgares
que durants d tsmporada esd
replete de viajeros. tsnisado enc
mandar q otros hetsles q MueAos
de los que all no tisnsn eahida,
"a que solo eusnaa con vsinte
habitaeiones.
Desppes d lameso hotel dos
MARES. Dc Ia porplsdad dol g..
Pascual Moran dusHo Z Ii yea del
Hotel ROYAL PLAIN Dc 10 Ma-
bana. En- DOS MARES % vive
confortablemsnte. Sus Aabitae clones
est&n dotadas de I'm mebiliario
moderno y Ia limpiesa que ALI %
respira. convida q qusdarse T.
chos dias residiendo en- u.
BESIDE FL Hotel puede Il viajsro
"a en- traje de baAo, salir AAcia
Ia playa que le queda solamsnte
a poca distancia y disfrutar pl&-
cidamente del placer del baiio,
para despues eoncsdsrse asimis-
mo una siesta, en- ID inullida cana
de 81 euarto del Hotel Dos
MARES.
Hay ademis en- varad>ro, otros
hoteles, como son ASTORIA nm,
BETT-ONA, CASA HAPPINESS,
CASINO DE VANAnENn rHHx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

Observation Taken at Post Office
Building. 700 AM. EST,
Key West. Fla. Octoebr /. 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

Relative Humidity. : AN.
1870
Barometer tSea Levell. = AN.
1890 ins.-1012.5 mbs.
Tomo1row's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

T0AAoRRoW'S
TIDES
Naval Basel
Time Of Height Of
2tation- Tide high water
High Tides Low Tides
1854 am.
1:24 pm. 5:56 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Bahia Honda
hridsel ......-oh Tom 30 n.
least end) ...4-2h 7om
Boca Chiea
Sandy Pr. oh 4om
No Name Key
caldes Channel
(nerih sndl +1h l0m
fla n.
l-l-Minvs sign: Corrections
70 be sVbtraesed.
(+@Plvs sign: Corrections 10
be added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-01

Temperatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Aircraft Group 10 Hold
Annual Roundup FIiqhf

| The Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association. which has head
quarters at 1914 East-West High
way, Bethesda. will hold its sew
enth annual summer roundup
flight next Saturday and Sum
day. AoPA says an estimated
1000 privately owned airplanes
will participate.
The event will be held on Nam
tucket Island. Mass. Advance
reservations for this biggest year
ly vacation flight in private avia-
ton circles are being taken
through AOPA's headquarters.
and should be addressed to Box
$500, Washington IA. before Fri
day. The Civil Aeronautics Adj
ministration control tower at
Nantucket airport will direct the
heavy traffic, and Nantucket
CAA radio communications sta
ton will handle the pilots flight
plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Price Of Egg Futures
Dips 10 Record Low
As Production Scars

A decline in the price Of egg
futures to the lowest point In
10 years in Chicago market
trading reflects decreasing fresh
egg prices to consumers. dealers
IN the Washington area said
today.
In Chicago, the September egg
futures price dipped yesterday to
29.4 cents, lowest on record.
Brokers said big supplies of eggs
and favorable weather were
mostly responsible.
Dealers here said fresh egg
prices have dropped steadily in
recent weeks, mainly because of
high production. especially on
Pennsylvania farms.
There is a terrible glut" of
small eggs, with abnormal price
spreads running as high as 18
cents between small and large
eggs, one of the biggest dealers
said. His current raw cost, for
example, is 80 cents for small and
48 cents for large eggs.
Retail prices advertised by
stores for the week end reflected
the same thing, with one store
featuring large eggs for So cents
a dozen and another pushing
small eggs at three dozen for ST..
While egg futures-the price
for eggs to be delivered at later
dates-are affected by the fresh
market, dealers stressed that con-
sumner prices are governed
virtually by day-to-day market
conditions. Dealers, for example,
set wholesale prices on a strict
daily basis. Retailers generally
change prices about twice week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Blue Ridge Parkway
Completion Seen as
1O-Year Project
By The A.socicisd Press

Work on the Blue Ridge Park
way IN Virginia and North Caro-
lima after many lean years
may be completed within the
next 10.
That prediction came yester-
day from q National Park Serv-
ice official. who declined use of
his name.
The appropriation of nearly 50
million approved this year for
the Blue Ridge Parkway will give
the work a tremendous boost, !"
the official said.
Hinges ON Other Work.
TO predict when the work will
be finished calls for a crystal
ball, but chances are it will be in
10 years." he said.
A great deal hinges On other
parkways as well as future APP
propriations. Money must be
spread over some eight different
national parks, he explained.
And, OF course. It's hard to
tell II we can count on sizable
appropriations year after year, |"
he added.
It will take about $2c0 million
and about 20 years to complete
projected national park work.
Chances are the Blue Ridge
work can be completed in about
half that time-or 10 years." he
said.
The cost Of finishing work on
the Scenic mountain top drive
is estimated at nearly $45 mil
lion about $16.7 million for the
Virginia section and about $28.2
million for the North Carolina
part.
Colonial Parkway Pushed.
Meanwhile, the Park Service
sees a nip-and-tuck race ahead
to complete the Colonial Ma
tional Parkway in Virginia be-
fore the 1857 jamestown cele-
bration.
About $2.850.0 900 was appro-
| priated this year and the park
service Is hoping for enough next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
Air Show Slated Today
AT Hybio Valley Airport

An air show, complete from
precision flying to parachute
jumping is scheduled for the
Hybla Valley airport of High
way / south Of Alexandria at l
pm. today. sponsored by the
Capital Area Annual Air Show,
Inc.
The program includes Q two
hour exhibition Of aerobatics,
glider demonstration. static dis
plays and appearance OF the
Alexandra Police Boys Club
band and the Civil Air Patrol
drill team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
The Week in Religion
Cooperation in Labor Affairs
Urged by Big Church Groups

values, the Protestant organiza-
ton warned. And 1t added:
THE best hope that material
requirements will be met Is
steady advancement toward the
Christian ideal of brotherhood
under God In relations between
person and person, person and
group. and between groups, in
Guiding labor and management. :"
The statement praised col
tective bargaining which it said
was advancing toward the goal
Of good human relationships. But
it called for discipline in the
use Of power In industrial con-
flicts. saying that mot total vic
tory but mutual adjustment"
should be sought by each side.
Two Reasons for Leadership.
The Catholic message said
there were two special reasons
for courageous American lead
erShip at this time in the field
Of social reform and social re-
construction.
One is to counterfeit criticism
Of American political leadership
by some of the less fortunate
countries in the anti-C Communist
alliance. it explained. The
second, it said, is to prove to
men everywhere that democracy
is better than totalitarianism in
practice as well as in theory.
The NCWC statement de-
clared that America could
demonstrate by example that
full employment can be
achieved and maintained by the
voluntary corporation of free
associations of labor, manage
ment, agriculture and the pro-
LESSONS, without the necessity of
authoritarian governmental in
reference In the economic
order"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-05
The Week in Religion
By Religious News Service

Labor Day messages urging
labor and management to an all
out effort toward cooperation
and @the goal of Christian COM.
munity" have been issued by
Americas biggest Protestant and
Roman Catholic church organi-
cations.
The Protestant statement, in
tended for use in churches to-
day, was drawn UP by the Ma
tional Council of Churches De-
partment of the Church and
Economic Life and approved by
the councils general board.
1t stressed the point that al
though labor and management
have different functions, both
are under the same moral i'm
perative." All Christians, no mat
ter what their job or field of
endeavor, must strive under God
for good human relations, the
statement said.
The Catholic document, issued
by the Department Of Social Ac-
ton of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference. emphasized
the need for a full fiedged system
of cooperation.
Such a system, it said, would
help make American economic
life serve the purpose of the
moral law more effectively.
For Betterment of All.
Warning against the undis-
ciplined use Of power in indus
trial conflicts. the National
Council said:
In community people live
and work together for the bet
terment Of all. They do not con-
tend to get the better Of one
another"
| Speaking of the goals Of union
ism, the statement said that. ito
struggle for such elementary
needs as food. clothing and shell
ter. for q recognized status in
society and for justice, Is the
right and duty Of all men"
But men should not strive for
material goals alone, to the ex-
clusion Of spiritual and moral