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Heart Massage Soves
Life of Blind Pianist

suffer heart stoppags from
anesthesia, the doctors said.
The physicians hope to b
able TO tell today or tomorrow
whether Mr.. Manner suffered
brain damage from the tenn
porary interruption Of blood
supply. The spinal operation
will have. to be deferred for
at least q month"; they said
Mr.. Manner is still in critical
condition.
The pianist. blind since birth,
was cut down in a hail of
bullets that killed two other
men in the taver nat TIC Ninth
street NV. several days after
Christmas. Ohe Of the gun
men, Henry Clay Overton. died
in a flaming auto crash later
while fleeing police. THE Sec
ond, Russell w. Carpenter,
goes on trial April Is in Alex
andria on kidnapping charges.
Murder charges are pending
against him in the District.
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1880 pm. in the First Baptist
Church. SOL Forty-second ave-
nue., Hyattsville. and 8 pm. in
the Lanham Methodist Church,
Route so and Whitefleld road.
Four Arlington Services
Four services also will be
conducted by the Arlington
Council Of the Church Women.
An all-day prayer vigil will be
held from 9 am. to 8 pm. in
Calvary Methodist Church.
Twenty-third and South Grant
streets. Other services will be
at 1890 am. in st. Georges
Episcopal Church. Fairfax drive
and North Nelson street; 8 pm.
in Rock Creek Congregational
Church, Little Falls and Rock
Springs road, and $3.50 pm. at
st. Johns Baptist Church.
Columbia pike and South Scott
street.
Three observances are sched-
uled in Fairfax County. The
Fairfax Chapter of the UCW
will hold an 8 pm. service in
the Fairfax Baptist Church,
West Main and Walnut streets,
Fairfax. The United Church
Women Of Vienna and Oakton
will hold an 8 pm. service in
the First Baptist Church. Nut
ley and Orchard streets,
Vienna. The Falls Church-Mc-
Lean Council will hold a serv-
ice at 1890 am. in the Cross.
man Methodist Church, 384
North Washington street, Falls
Church.
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should have further court re.
view.
This obviously referred to a
series Of clashes between white
and Negro Students at Central
High. Several white students
have been suspended. Minnie
jean Brown. one OF the nine
Negroes who started attending
Central High September 2s
under Federal troop protec-
ton. has been expelled for the
rest of this semester. She is
planning to 60 to school In
New York.
Gov. Orval Faubus. in.
formed Of the groups letter
said its contents sounded
pretty much in conformity
with what I have urged in
the past. I think it is a very
good statement"
School Supt. Virgil Blossom
said he saw nothing wrong
with the groups suggestion for
going back into Federal court
Wayne Upton. president Of
the school board. declined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Surgeons massaged the heart
Of Bernard j. Manner back to
life yesterday after it had stop
ped during an operation.
Mr.. Manner IL the blind piano
player who was paralyzed by
Tunshot wounds In the Jo-Del
Tavern shootings in December.
The 28-year-old musician has
been in Emergency Hospital
since the shootings, paralyzed
from the waist down by one
Of the bullets that passed near
his spine.
Exploratory Surgery
Yesterday Dr.. Otto r. TIrgle-
hart. jr.. and Dir. Hugo v. Riz-
Zoli were preparing 70 perform
an exploratory operation on his
spine to find and relieve the
pressures on his spinal column
that are causing paralysis.
When the anesthesia was ad-
ministered, however. Mr.. Main
er's heart stopped. The doctors
quickly turned him over and
made an incision in his chest.
Within three minutes Of the
stoppage. they were massaging
his heart by hand.
The heart fluttered back to
life but beat irregularly for
some time. After 80 or 40
minutes. the beat was again
normal and the incision was
closed.
Fairly R2re
II is fairly rare but BY no
means unknown for patients to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Lecture Tomorrow

The B'nai Birth Hillel Foun-
dalton will hold the fourth in
a series Of lectures on the Re
ligious Aspects of Our Modern
Age" at nm. tomorrow at
George Washington University.
Thomas w. Holland, professor
of labor economics, viii speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Memo to self-emplOyed peO-
pie from Internal Revenue
You must file an income
tax return and pay . Self
Employment tax ON income
Of $500 or moreover though
you are not otherwise e.
quired to file an income lax
return. Get full particulars
from your nearest Internal
Revenue Service office!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Bio Colorado Mines

DENVER.-Largest zinc mine
in the world is at Gilman,
Colo, and the largest molyb-
denum mine in the world is not
far distant at Climax, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
NO MORE SCRIPTS FOR oracle
Area Services to Mark
World Day of Proyer

The 1858 World Day Of Prayer sponsored BY the United
Church Women will be observed tomorrow here and around
the world under the theme The Bread Of Life"
The District Council Of the UCW will have two observances
Gertrude Rivers World Day Of Prayer chairman for the
District Council win preside at both service In Asbury
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

noejt,on / .ocro,a,, v,,,h ~ VI
a,,,. I,a,,, p,,raa,, ,su,nal r,snr
ance coun,nv in R,ci,,oond ea,.lys il
ru.e patsv cave she ,s en,o,,,na
ha, ,oh hn, ,e a,ad 10 30, roo
evcrv went end
MI, and Mrs rahn pnt,ev and
Alice pptnev are snendnp several
DAYS this week. At Mountain lac
claire and f,hff Dowdv are enenl-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Cumberland Community Events
Francis Celebrate 7luO June BIRTHDAYS:
MusuIin Elected Legion Vice Commander

Joseph and John Leonard. and Mrs
Luke Myers. of Townsend. Tenn. ar
rived Sunday for a visit with MI
and Mrs. Leonard Scott al Whisper
ing Pine on Hi-Way Rt.. SO. and Mr.
and Mrs n II HuSkey and Miss
Josephine Huskey. on the Bear
Greek Lake Road
Mrs Ada B Shepard spent sev-
eral days last week al View Mount
in Buckingham county the guest Of
her niece. Mrs Glen Toney. of Char
lotte, n C. Other guests during the
week end were MI and Mrs. John
Shepard. Of Ellerson. and Mr. Toney.
Master Wavcrly Burg suffered IN
lection from a tick bite and spent
last Saturday night in Southside
Community Hospital Farnlvillc
Service and Picnic
A worship service and picn.c
spread was he'd sunday evening HI
Bear Crock Lalse By the combined
Youth Fellowship o~oisne Of the
Methodist church The Rcv il-ue-
man r Tremble with their children
Mary Jane and Rennie. we're The
honorcd guests
Col and Mrs " r Blakcly and
son. Stuart. Of Bradenton. Fla. and
Miss Bess Stuart. Of Charlottesville.
were recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
G G wilkinson While here they Wis.,
tied Fred Stuart. who Is III al h.s
home IN Farmville and M and
Mrs Edward Tonnkins at the Medi-
cal College Of Virgina Hospital ia
Richmond
A3c Richard Smith and Mrs
Smith were dinner guests Thursday
Of last week Of Nj and Mrs J J.
Pembelton Airman Smith. who had
spent 70 months serving III the Z S.
All Force in japan arrived IN Call-
fornia last week for a 20 day fur
Tough. after which he VIII b. sta
toned IN Oklahoma
Visitors OF M, and Mrs ". T.
Norman recently were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Norman MI and Mrs J NJ.
Brinklev. Of VT. Airy. n C.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

County
Early w Il n c 4 d ay morning
Thornton Holman Mrs Mary Eliza
beth Conley Mr. and Mrs. T. l.
Holman, Lee and Larry Holman
drove UP from Richmond TO spend
the day In the John Putney home
They spent several hours during
the morning picking deWberries on
the old Holman place.
On Saturday. MI and Mrs Wes-
ley Shifflette and children, joyce
Lee. Gail and Mike. of Richmond,
went up to the country to spend
the day with the John Pltncvs The
children Wadcd in the branch. rode
the horses. rode on the tractor. went
swimming. and even fishcd a bit.
They decided that ''up to the coun-
try was good place 10 go All
ended the day With picnic supper
AT Bear Creek Lake
Mrs. Elmo Goodman sister.
Mrs James Blair along With Mr.
Blair. Vicky and Shirley Bar, and
Miss Janice Ford. from Knoxville.
Tenn. visited ID the Goodman home
from Friday through Monday
Another sister. MIS- Della Vaughan,
of Farmvllle. Joined the group for
the week end
Patsy Goodman Has Job
Miss Patsy Goodman accepted a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Tor Wallet News
Perfect Day
In The Country
Ends With Swim

DR. Wesley Lang, Of the Univcr
sity Of Richmond, Will conduct re
vival services at Tar Wallet Church
each evening Of the week following
the first Sunday In july Everyone
is invited to attend these services
Mrs Sam Travlor has returned
home from a visit Of several weeks
with her brother and sister Hubert
Eddy and Mrs Don Reed, and
then families. al Of whom live ln
Detroit, Mich While In Detroit MS
Traylol attended the graduation Of
her niece. Miss Rose Eddy. and
later attended the marriage Of the
same niece 10 Imam Hardy
MISS Haynie Allen and Mrs w
d Walker. JI,. packed a lunch
early last Tuesday and started out
On A fnll day Of visiting IN Amelia
County They visited Miss Annie
Alien, Nh and Mrs. jim Murphy
and MISS Clara Allen Later In the
day they stopped BY to sec Mr. and
Mrs Kent Flippen II Powhatan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Mrs II l. Sivers. Of Powhatan
Recent visitors Of Mrs Ada
Shepard at her country home, Dun
leith. were MI and Mrs Jesse
Gates. OF Farmville
Mrs Eva Smith and Miss Virginia
Booker Smith VIII leave today
Thursday for visit with Nj and
Mrs Y Brandon Smith in Arlington
Among the recent guests OF Mrs
John T Flppcn at her homo. Rose
Cottage. we're MI and Mrs W S
Anderson, Of Oak Forest. Mrs David
Cobb and Mrs 7 ID Got'wald. Of
Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs. D M
Bcascly. Cumberland
MI and Mrs G + Goodwin, Of
Dundas were Sunday afternoon lis-
TORS Of hcr sister Mrs MARGARET
n Bo=es al Woodlawn
Mis- MAJ aaret LoyiGs has return
cd from ihc CaYilef CHIT Il Virginia
Beach where shp was accompanied
hg 'lya Lawrence Ellsworth n Pc..
crsnnrr
NcCaroc'. Gn"sts
Nh Ala MUS Cecl McCavocs had
as then recent Guests Ma and MIN
Hunter Alien Of Hovdton Mrs Eta
Brown and MI and Mrs. Cccil
Brown. Of Antioch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Overnight guests last Thursday OF
Mr. and Mrs. Meriwether V Smith
and sons. Bill and Buck. at Poca-
hontas Farm. were Mr. and Mrs A
D. Cobb. Jr.. A D Cobb, III. and
Mrs Helen Cannon. of Burlington.
n c.
Dr.. and Mrs Mark Byrd Williams
Of Richmond, were dinner guests
Saturday of his brother, Judge ]
TAYLOR Williams. Mrs. Williams and
daughter. Kathy
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Thomas
will return to their home. Edcehill
this week after a two week tour Of
Florida and a few days outing at
Myrtle Beach. S G.
State Trooper Steve Mnsulin. who
was among those attending the Dis
frict 4, American LEGION meeting
held in Crewe last Sunday. was
elected second vice commander dur
ing the business session.
A party composed oe Mr. ard Mrs
Gnv Norman. Of Farmville Miss
Doretha Pembelton. Of Amelia Mrs.
Michael Taperino and daughter
Rita. Of Raines. MI. and Mrs.
Charles Scott and Ernest Norman.
Cumberland spent the past week
end at Buckroe Beach.
June RirthdaxS
Two birthdays were celebrated al
Mount View in the month Of June
First. that Of Mrs Luther B Franck
whose milestone marked her seven
fv-sixth year on June Is. and that of
her granddaughter five vearol
Gwendolyn Ann daughter Of MI
and Mrs Phil Franck family din
ner party featured Mrs. Franck s
anniversary including MIR. and Mrs.
Frank T. Vogel. OF Guinea Mills
Thirty invited guests participated in
the party June %, given in honor Of
little Miss Gwen. when pony. riding
sfor the youngsters predomlnated
Refreshments. consisting Of the ira
ditional birthday cake and ice
cream. were served on the patio
Mrs. Leonard Morris and sons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Mary and Mildred Gibbs Mahan. oil
Lynchb,rR. were dinner guests Sun
day OF MIR and Mrs L. w Foster
Mrs W r F'itchc.t and son. Skip
ply. taVr returned to then home N
Greensboro. N c.. following a visit
here last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Larkln c Carrot aild Dick Garrett
G. ,orre Family Picnic
A familv picnic spread was en-
loved last Sunday hV the Ceorge
faimilv at Bear Greek Lake Included
vnre the children n Il grand children
Of Nh ard Mrs NJ M George. OF
Midlothian and Richmond Brenda
and Steve Hrskcy. Of Midlothian.
are spending the week here with
their grandmother George On the
stony Point Road
MI and Mrs. r G Warren with
daughter. Robbie Lee OF Richmond
are the expected week end Guests Of
Mrs Wairens parents Nh 4 n q
Mrs Charlie. Goodman
NJ ana Mrs a " Davis and
grandson Johnnie l'aves. son u
s ffc. ana Mrs Ralph IIaves. "
FdGcwood MA visited M ana
MIS- + 4 carnes. Sunday " Cart
nrsvilln
Expected guest Of MI. and Mrs y
G. Hayes this week end viii ~ MISS
Shirley Wisdom q Richmond who
win spend 4 week + vacation here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
visit Ervan,s

Visit BrNants
Mrs Georoie BRYANT and Mr. and
Mrs c " Bryant and daughter,
Mary Ann. had As then guests TINS
week Mr. and Mrs l. A BRYANT ana
their daughter. Elizabeth Fave "
Nh Holly n G
Noel S Clements. Of Washington
ID g.. spent Sunday here with his
mother. Mrs j p Clements and ms
brother J q Clements AZ Rock
Garland
Guests nc past week Of MI and
Mrs Lewis Crawlcv were Mrs J A.
Moulton. Hanna De and John, Of
Raleigh N G.. and Mrs John Rus
sell Young, il OF Washington, d
c.
Dinner quests Of Mr. and Mrs {.
V Couch last Monday we're Mr. and
Mrs Roy Collins. Of Johnson CITY.
Tenn and Mr. and Mrs Carl Couch
Jr.. with their son, Jerry Wayne Of
CreWc
Karen Crute. daughter Of Nj and
Mrs David cruto OF Farmpillc is
spendine THIS work here with her
COUSIN Nancy DANNY At She home
OF their eraneparelts, Nj and Mrs
l. 3 Dandy a Oakwood
Mrs Edith G Thompson spent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Talk on Judaism

DR.. Abraham Jashua He.
schel. professor Of Jewish ethici
and mysticism at the Jewish
Theological Seminary. will
speak on THE Challenge Of
Judaism" at $3.50 pm. Mon
day before the Adas Israel
Congregation. Connecticut ave.
nue. and Porter street NV
His talk is one Of q series In
the congregations Institute Of
Adult Jewish Studies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Elder Michuux
TO Open Temple

A new t33s.o00 Temple Of
Freedom Under God win b.
dedicated by Elder Lightfooi
solomon Michaux at > pm. TO-
morrow at2OSo Georgia avenue
NV.
Bishop George Drunk. Dem
Ugh. Va. evangelist. will de-
liver the dedication sermon.
Judge Almond w. Scott Of
NE U. s. District Court for the
District Of Columbia will
present the keys Of the temple
% Mrs. Michaux.
Following the dedication
lervice. Elder Michaux and Wis
Ping ministers viii begin q 10
lay revival meeting in the new
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

The congregation Of Fairfax
Unitarian Church has voted 70
purchase q six-acre site for a
church and community center
building on Route l23 between
oakton and Fairfax.
Approximately a half-mile
from the oakton Elementary
School where the church now
meets. the property has a 287-
foot frontage on the highway.
Settlement Of the purchase is
expected to take place In
March. a spokesman for the
church said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Guest Ministers
IoFiII PuIpits

Guest speakers win occupy
the pulpits Of . number Of
Washington Area churches
tomorrow.
The Very Richard H. Wilmer,
ljr, dean Of the Berkeley Dlvin-
ity School. New Haven. Conn.
win preach at the II am,
service in the Episcopal Church
Of the Epiphany. 1917 q street
NV. Dean Wilmer was q can
didate for the ministry from
Epiphany and his father. Rich
ard H. Wilmer. b Washington
lawyer. Is senior warden OF the
church. TOnoffow's service
marks the church's il0th
anniversary.
DR.. J. Russell Andrus Of
Washington. layman and edu-
Gator who has recently re-
turned from q trip TO Africa,
win speak ct 9 pm. In the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, 56Ti
Western avenue NV. which Is
observing its annual Missionary
Fellowship Emphasis.
Howard d. Rees, District
Baptist Student Union secre-
tary, viii speak at II am. and
I:45 pm. services In the Bethel
Baptist Church. ala West Uni
versity boulevard. Silver Spring.
DR.. J. Raymond Schmidt,
general superintendent Of the
National Civic League and as
sociate editor Of the National
Voice. will speak on ..Vital
Problems Challenging America"
at II am. In the Mount Carmel
Baptist Church. Third and !
streets NV.
DR.. Harry Denman. Of Nash
vile. Tenn. executive secretary
OF the National Board Of Evan
gelism Of the Methodist Church,
win speak ct s:45 and II am.
services in the McKendree
Methodist Church. 242l Law
renee street NE.
Or. Charles W. Lowry. IT,. ex-
ecutive director Of the Founda-
ton for Religious Action, will
preach at the II an. service In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
|Lhthercns in Groveton
InstcII New Officers

Bethany Lutheran Church,
0roveton. Va. has elected and
installed Clyde c. Dombrowsky
as president Of the congrega-
ton for 1858.
Other elected officers include
Edward Keller. vice president;
william Halnon. william Bro
dowski. william Markham. IT,,
and Theodore J. Stoeppelwerth.
deacons. and Jay q. Jarrett
George Anderson and Gaius A,
Caldwell. trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Church Will InstulI
Officers Tomorrow

New church ofhcers will b
Installed during the II am
eervice tomorrow in the Peoples
Congregational Church, 470l
Thirteenth street NV.
Among those taking ONCE
are z Arthur T. jackson. chair
nan Of the church committee;
Mrs. Margaret Hawthorne. a.
lancial secretary: Rupert
Clark. treasurer. and Mrs. Viola
Zee. superintendent OF the
Ihurch school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
UNITARIAN
UNITARIAN STATEMENTS

I'VE trust the unfolding Uni
verse as beanfiful. beneficeni.
HnchaHging Order: to knose this
order is ruth. 10 obey it is right
and liberty and stronger life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Mount Oak Church
Preaching Mission Set

The Mount Oak Methodist
Church. Mitchellville. Nd. viii
begin . six-night preaching
mission with . service at 7:30
pm. tomorrow conducted by
the pastor. the Rev. Robert E.
Bavender.
On the following I'VE nights
at the same hour. the preacher
win be the Rev. w. Kenneth
Lyons. pastor Of the Anacostia
Methodist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Beth ShoIom
To InstoII Officers

Joseph J. wineburgh. Of 77oi
Brookville road. Chevy Chase
Nd, will be installed as presi-
dent OF Beth Sholom Congrega.
ton at 7 pm. tomorrow IN the
synagogue. Thirteenth street
and Eastern avenue NV.
Other officers TO be Installed
are Arthur Shienbaum. FIRST
vice president: Jack Click, Sec
ond vice president: Joseph
oottlieb. third vice president;
Abe Fribush. treasurer and
Morris H. Kaminetzky. secre-
tary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Church Group to Show
Temperance Movie

A temperance motion pic
ture. Far From Alone" vii
be shown and discussed by the
School Of Christian Living OF
the Brightwood Park Meth
odist Church. Eighth and JEFF
erson streets NV. at 7:30 pm,
tomorrow.
Sponsored by the church's
Commission on Education. the
school Is being held each Sum
day night during January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Eighteenth and p streets NV
The Rev. Kelly L. Jackson
superintendent Of the WASH
ington District. Methodist
Church. win speak at the l0:4s
am. service In Ebenezer Metho-
dist Church. S32 Fourth street
Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Choir Service Set

The Bach Motel VI will be
sung by the choir Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Lafayette
Square, during the 1880 pm
service Of the church tornor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Mohammed Zarnegar. Iran
Ian journalist. viii speak on
Poetry IS q Living Force in
lslamic Life and Culture" ct
p pm. Wednesday in the Is
annie Center. 1851 Massachu-
letts avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
THE POWER OF FAITH

Faith gave John the Baptist the humbleness to step
aside when he. believed In One greater than himself
yet the power to stand up against ruler In whom
he did not believe. When Christ came to be baptized
John said. "Thave need to be baptized Of thee, and
contest thou to me?" When The ruler Antipas offered
John honors wealth and freedom to stir the people
into revolt against Rome, John said that Christ
alone knows the way to the Kingdom Howard
Brodie, Alp Newsfeatures.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-24
LA URBANIDAD Y LA POLITICA

No hay raz6n alguna que Sc interpOnga entire
Ia ~cOrtesia y la pOlftica, aun cuando ell apasiOna-
miento encienda los animOs. BESIDE luegO, ell mayor
0 men0r grado de urbanidad en- estOs casOs ,depen-
dera de las circumstances y de los momentos. PerO,
como question fundamental, como tests general, 10
lOgicO es que las OpiniOnes o las ATTITUDES pOlltlcas
no viOlenten las relaciOnes persOnales en- ell tratO in-
dividual.
Aun en- los casos de justificada exaltaci6n, cada
persona aetna de acuerdO con la urbanidad que es
regla de SUI vida. A veces Sc quiere ~justificar tai 0
cual hechO de malacrianza con a%rgumentOs RELATE
vos a la gravedad de una crisis polftica y al desbor-
de de las pasiOnes. En- ciertO mOdO este es Waldo.
PerO, cast siempre, la grOseria Y la falta de ~cOrtesia
NO es mas que la expression normal de personals de
pOca cultura, que encuentran en- esas circunstancias
un magnificO pretextO para dar rienda suelta a SUI
descOrtesia. Y. NAL hacen quienes, sabiendo que es-
to es ash, tratan de justificar estas Attitudes, en- vez
de senalarlas como cOsa %indebida, y de llamarlas con
81 prOpiO nOmbre,
POr no saber establecer la adecuada diferencia
entire 10 que h~umanamente puede tener alguna JUS
tificaci6n y 10 que es solo ell prOductO de la falta de
urbanidad, hay muchas personals que c0nfunden la
malacrianza Y la vulgaridad, con ell patriOtismO y
con la lealtad a una causa pOlitica. Y los hechOs
demuestran que, salvO algunas excepciOnes, no son
los mas grOserOs en- ell tratO social, quienes tienen
mas amor por la Patria, nj quienes sienten mas emo
cion por la %justicia y pr la democracia.
La genie con sentido de responsabilidad y, es-
p~ecialmente, los ~dirigentes %politicos, tienen ell deber
de demandar de sus cOrreligionarios Attitudes deco
rosas, para que la function pOlitica del ciudadano no
vaya jamas a confundirse con excesos %incompati-
bles con las buenas costumbres en- las relaciones
personales entire los individuOs. Mientras mas aIti-
va y decente sea la defensa del ideal democratico,
%rnientras mas sentido de urbanidad inspire a esta,
mayores seran las posibilidades de triunfo. al me-
nos en- ell ~prestigio de que Sc rodea a la causa.
Con sinceridad, sin amino de engaho, en- los de-
bates ~politicos debe saberse sehalar a quienes parti.
cipan en- el gallardamente, sin perder ell respeto Dor
la urbanidad, y tambien debe senaIarse, con genera.
so %proposito constructive, a quienes Sc aprovechan
del apaslonamiento p%olitico para actuar al margen
de la urbanidad y de la ~cultura.