The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-08-15
THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER, LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI

invited. Allied Security Police raid.
ed the headquarters of a revolution
airy organization in Dusseldorf, ar
rested Is men and women seated
about a long table. One of the docu-
ment found in their safe contained
a specific of RULES for Bringing
| About a Revolution. 1t shows the
strategy for bringing about material
istic revolution and how personal
attitudes and habits of living affect
the affairs of nations: That raid was
in 1919.
"A. Corrupt the young. Get them
away from religion. Get them in
terested in sex. Make them super
fetal, destroy their ruggedness.
B. Get control of all means Of
publicity and thereby:
1. Get peoples minds off their
government by focusing their at
tention on athletics, sexy books and
plays, and other t~rivialities.
2. Divide the people into hostile
groups by harping on controversies
of no Importance.
8. Destroy faith in natural leaders
with ridicule, obloquy and contempt.
A. Always preach true democracy,
but seize power as fast and as ruth
lessly as possible.
S. Encourage government extrava-
gance, destroy its credit, produce
fear of initiation with rising prices
and general discomfort.
6. Foment unnecessary strikes in
vital industries, encourage civil dis
orders and foster a lenient and soft
attitude on the part Of the govern
ment toward such disorders.
7. By specious arguments cause
the break down of the old moral
virtues: honesty, sobriety, CONT
hence, faith in the pledged word,
ruggedness.
c. CAUSE THE REGISTRATION
OF ALL FIREARMS ON SOME
PRETEx, WITH A VIEW TO CON-
FISCATING THEM AND LEAVING
THE POPULATION HELPLESS"
Those capital so exactly express
what happened to us at the last
SESSION of the Legislature under the
Governors urging that the special
attention is called. This column said
all it could think of at the time in
opposition to the shameful proposal.
This confirmation Of its suspicious
and fears as to the source Of the
move is noteworthy. May the next
Legislature have the grit to repeal
the law, a disgrace to Mississippi
statutes.
Duck Hunting Season is approved.
1t provides;-Open Nov. 23rd, close
January 9th. Daily bag limit z which
may include one (only) Wood Duck.
That is enough ducks for one man
in one day. Hours;-half-hou be-
fore sunrise to half-hour before sun
set. That before sunset rule will save
a lot of ducks. The reason for the
decrease in days and bag limits is
a SO per cent decrease in ducks and
a SO per cent increase in hunters.
It's pretty drastic but last year
more ducks were killed than were
Matched and it's plain we have got
to leave more seed" or we will
have no duck hunting at all. Let's
be fair to the ducks and to each
other. Batting and live decoys still
not allowed.
Goose Hunting Il Out on the Mis-
sissippi fly ways-which includes
us.
Doves MoY BE Killed Sept. Is to
30th inclusive and Dec. Is to Jan.
81, bag limit 10.
Coots; same season as ducks and
Is may be killed in a day. They are
those slate blue, ivory billed, white
spot on forehead, strong tasting
swimmers that stay punched to-
gether so closely. Why they are pro-
tected at all isn't plain. They may
allow you a lot of practice il you
can spare the shells.
The Above Regulations Are Fed