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What's wrong with our laws in the State when people are forcibly relieved of their money on the highways and there is no way to make the victim file a complaint? Isn't there some way whereby he could be forced to give evidence in a case such as that? To me it v looks like suppressing-'evidence. Or couldn’t occurrences of that, kind be presented to the Grand Jury when it convenes. And what about people firing , on automobiles along the highway and causing them to be wrecked; l and nothing being done about it* i ^ , I was always under the impres§;C sion that when a person witnessed ■\ ?•' felony it was his civic duty to report it—maybe I am wrong, t o o © o Virginia’s four white-supported colleges went on an economy basis this year in, their athletic scholar* - --ships iir u waving of $25,0OO.”Biff-~ 1951-52 the University of Virginia, VP1, ViMI, and W & M - j- spent $251,000 for scholarships. The past year the same schools ; only spent a little more than $226,000. Glad to know that economy is being practiced by some of the ! State departments. ■ > • ,■ < o o o o d-,* With Congress now in session, - *oIks in Rappahannock and the rest of the Seventh District can only wish that the rest of the country was as ably represented as we are by the one and only Burr P. Harrison.
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