'T'lIK Farmville Junior Chamber of Com merer delegation presented a resolution at the State Convention calliny on the Jay eee organization to divorce itself from poli tical matters, and received an editorial com mendation from the Lynchbury Advance. "They particularly mentioned the poll tax issue because tin* Jaycee state board ot di rectors had twice previously passed resolu tions advocating abolishment of the poll tax. The local chapters are now beiny poll ed on ti^e resolution.’’ says the Advance. "... to Participate in politics, as an oryani zation. is to place them in controversial matters which inevitably will destroy their effectiveness and the prestiye they enjoy for yood work they do in non-political pro jects. To participate in politics classifies them amony the pressure yroups. ". . . The Daily Advance h*s admired and supported the Lynchbury Jaycees as an excei'tionally effective community or yanization, but. cannot yo alouy with them in a dual status of community yood works and political activity. When partisan poli tics miters then outside attitude is yovern ed also by partisan politics and the ‘yood works' will suffer and the prestiye dimin ish. (let out the vote, and such activities, are just yood citizenship and non-partisan. I?ut the line should be made clear and not

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