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tion of our highways, but rather to support their continued development. We advocate the expenditure of larger funds for the construction and maintenance of secondary or farmto-market roads. We are deeply concerned with the growing number of deaths and injuries from highway accidents and the immense amount of property damage, resulting therefrom. We believe that Virginia’s state patrol should give more of their time to highway traffic matters. \

~tabor^andtnpustry^ ~ We are in full accord with the right of labor to organize and bargain collectively. We reassure both labor and in-dustry of our insistence upon full respect for the rights and privileges of each. STATE EMPLOYEES— * ; We believe that the most effective means of providing sound and economical State administration is for the State ; employees to w'ork cooperatively with the heads of State * agencies. 1

INTEREST IN YOUNG PEOPLE— We shall give every encouragement to young people to the end that they„ may better prepare themselves for the manifold duties arid responsibilities of good citizenship. ^ ‘ ; WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT— We note with enthusiasm the marked increase in the in- ? . J®res* of women in improving government. We assure them that m the matter of appointments, the qualifications of women will receive equal consideration with men.

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