The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11

HAZEL
EYES
BY Hozel Brannon

i1C1kAQEN bli0 AA0liti@O ~0AAity Nv
stock Show in Lexington tomorrow
March 12) and the Lexington Ro-
tarv-Tchula Lions Basketball game
in the Lexington Gym tomorrow
night.
The former event will be highly
instructive . noting the progress
and good work being done by the
All and FLA boys and girls.
The latter event will be entertain
ing we are certain.
Reports indicate that the game
played this week on Tuesday even
ing in Tchula between the Lexington
Rotarians and the Tchula Lions prov
ed very successful.
Let's give them a good crowd Fri
day evening by turning out In full
force.
Lexington merchants are giving
out tickets now good for n chance
in the big drawing to be held next
Wednesday afternoon at four o.
clock in Lexington.
If your name is called and you are
present you get the jackpot. But you
have to be present to win. For de-
tails see the full page advertisement
appearing on page nine OF, the Ad-
vertiser. There you will find the
names of merchants giving away
tickets in this Appreciation Day
event. ~
Trade with these merchants and
ask for your tickets. The more tick
cts you have the better chance you
have for your ticket to be drawn.
The Lexington Chamber OF Com
merce is sponsoring the series Of
Trade Days.
The rank and file American citi-
zen has no idea of the amazing act
ivities of Communist and Commun-
ist-sympathizers in this country OF
ours. We are prone to think. because
il is easy to do so, that the Commun-
ist a has been greatly exaggerat-
ed, that it would be SO utterly use
less and foolish for the Commies 10
try to get control of this great re-
public.
The present situation bstwssn the
United States and Russia II opt to
lead % ww.
With the Communists In control
of the government. ven though they
are a minority group in Russia, 1t be-
m natural that Communists and
Communist : smypathizers in this
country should be dealt with speed
ilv and without fail.
An article written by Jim Clancy
in the Raleigh IN. CO. News and OBJ
server about a meeting held at
Chapel Hill, N. c., is of great interest
to those persons vitality concerned
with the future of this country.
The meeting held at Chapel Hill
on Saturday and Sunday. February
1920, was called a Wallace Seminar.
A number of students from other
colleges in North Carolina attended
and were given instructions on how
to proceed with the Wallace cam
paign. Among many otner things
they were told to write simple and
plain letters to the editors OF the
newspapers in which they were to
say: IF you want to save the country
from war. Wallace seems to be the
only man to make president"
They were told to ask the news
papers: why is your paper playing
down Wallace news?"
They were also told not to make
their purposes too obvious; that peo-
pie would see their letters and get
in touch with them.
The Wallace organizers were told
to:
Get on the radio stations. There
are many which give free time, es-
pecially to college groups, II you sell
them on the idea that it is a public
service feature. Ask for time to hold
a forum with candidates of other
parties taking part. A good trick IS
to offer four persons to debate the
%third-party issue or other issues. You
don't bother to explain that all four
are pro-Wallace."
The tactics used by these Wallace
drum-beaters are so similar to those
used by the Communist party to di-
vide and control that we think they
merit a serious study by American
citizens.
For the benefit of our readers we
are reprinting from the C~ongression-
al Record the entire account by Jim
CLANCY as it appeared in the Raleigh
newspaper:
Plans for Wallace Drive
Outlined at Chapel Hill
tBY Jim Chcney)
CHAPEL HILL, February ga
heterogeneous collection of 126 pro-
gressives-similar only in their con-
viction that Russia and the minori-
ties are the victims of a capitalistic