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turn. I MM Boacei wtrt nm btuim boarding places i* Culpeper fee colored teachers were met available and the teachers applied fee the kemses voluntarily.
fi. That teachers have been hired who are not qualified according to State requirements to satisfy the personal likes and dislikes of the wife of the principal. Said persons do not hold the necessary requirements according to State specifications. Thir privilege is given the principal's wife as a co-conspirator against a decent system.
Fake. 7. That the property upon which these sweat boxes have been erected was invigled out of the owner under the disguise that the regional school board needed the property to build houses for teachers and when the sale was confirmed it was discovered that the principal and a business firm in Culpeper, Va., the owner stating that had he known the property was not for the school he would not have made the sale.
False—The property on which these homses are built was sold and the deed was made out to the Superintendent and firm with the full knowledge on the part of Mr. Nosh Price, former owner, as to the purpose for which the lend was to be used. The principal of the school did net participate in the transaction.
8. That only students from Hampton Institute, and said students must be from other localities, are eligible. This privilege is given the principal as hid share of remuneration in the conspiracy, he having graduated from Hampton Institute.
False—Only one teacher who Is a graduate of Hampton Institute is employed nt the present time in this school.
9. That the wife of the principal is disrupting the good government as her share of the conspiracy, she having the privilege to pass upon all applicants before the principal can add his approval. This is confirmed by a statement in the presence of the Negro Supervisor of Home Economics that all she recommended she can handle.
Falsa.
10. That the principal is only a rubber stamp official interested only in his job and not the school and the children, and is slated as the agent for these property owners to fill these houses and keep them filled.
False—The principal has nothing to do with tho housing whatsoever. Tho houses are not on school property.
11. That teachers who rent have to pay the rent the year round in order to hold their jobs whether they stay there or not.
False.
12. That the renters cannot take in renters unless they state to the owners through the principal how much rent they are getting.
False.
13. That the turnover of local teachers in the last two years has been alarming.
The turnover of local teach
58.6%