SAI.l.V RYAN Fa "Divine district Parent • Teacher's Association represent a-3 Eves Thursday reiterated their stand on school segregation and passed r e s o hi t i o n s commend ing Governor Stanley and the Gen rial Assembly and urging opposition to federal aid to education As the fi’-.st of eight objectives, even of last year, the group voted without dts«ent "to lend our every effort to maintaining segregation in our schools and to work toward having ties objective included in the ob jve'M es of our state organ va Eon " Also approved wev objectives cnll’ne for p-vrnl edueat'on and curne-d-m improvements. The only new obi -dive requested an attempt to stimo'ate greater hi'cvst in indi vil’t il P-~ \ ni-.'-in*'ati'o'-: W’lt‘am M Gravatt, chairman of the d st’ irt legislative commttce. p.rsented two district r ’.solutions d awn ip by his conumttee. which incl ded 1 1 f Combe-land, and Shelton Hillsman. of Bu’kev’lle tn- ft-st commended Governor Stanley and tin Le lslatece for "their patriotic devotion to the 1'borEes ef their people and fu the leadership they have given the I.., I'plo 'of V" g>: -a at th " * rut".al time." and pledged suppoit of the policy implicit m the measures adopt- d by th- c in • , | A i-mbly tit' Virgin:.i at its special session in j'O'tfi. The second irsoiinn urged Vir ginia Congressmen to oppose all legislation designed directly, or m direc’lv to rep -i cunt!'.-! ■ -i th( educational system m the federal government. State r TA Endorsed The proposed legislative program ef the Virginia Congress a Parents and Teachers was adopted without

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