Due to a Raw in the evaluation of Hebb-Wagner polarization measurement
s which were published some time ago the resulting p-electron conducti
vity data are incorrect. As these data have so far been regarded impor
tant from the viewpoint that in the low temperature range they might r
epresent an alternative conductivity level significantly different fro
m other results, the original measuring data are re-evaluated. Particu
lar importance is attached to the question of how the suggestion of th
e occurrence of two conductivity levels is affected. It turns out that
the answer to this question depends on whether the experimental data
are re-evaluated according to the Hebb-Wagner theory, i.e., convention
ally, or, since the data do definitely not obey this theory, according
to an advanced relationship.