Marius Staron

"... the refinery because they fear it will drive up local wages," said a Communist party official. "As usual, they are against the interests of the working classes." Belleville's Father Marius Staron warns the wine growers with a twinkle in his eye against carrying their campaign too far. "If the refinery ls built after all," the white haired priest tells them, "you ..."

"... to peasant ignorance and conservatism, and says that similar attitudes a century ago forced the railroad to make a wide berth around Belleville to the town's permanent detriment. Father Marius Staron, Belleville's priest, agrees and says most of the townspeople want the refinery. "We should not stand in the way of progress," he said. The local Communist party and the labor ..."

"... to peasant ignorance and conservatism, and says that .similar at a century ago forced the railroad to make a wide berth around Belleville to the town's permanent detriment. Father Marius Staron, belleville's priest, agrees and says most of the townspeople want the refinery. ?We should not stand in the way of progress,? he said. The local Communist party and the labor ..."