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Another li been received foi iMt. Salem Chu: wee from B. N. Et °° Remember whej polls on January voting on tk>n, on whether students will go lie school very probably donation has remodeling Old This donation ik, Roanoke, o o ' ,L- ■ you go to the you are not >n or integrafegro and white the same pub* ition is coming, year. A "For” vote will merely intake it possible for a choice few to attend segre*
jgated schools. 1 0 o ♦ © It has long be^n our opinion | that an elective body, such as the | Board of Suporvison, is a spokesI man for the people and net a spokesman to the people. Yet our ■ county Board of Supervison : urging the citisensl to ; votes ‘For* the ! Gray Commission, jtrict representative j to ask how you felt posals? Then too, is cast their
proposals of the Did your disapproach you : about the pro* t is nice to know that they are so interested jin the preservation of the puhlte school system, whop Just a few short yean age, they were not sufficiently interests l to vote for a suitable building lor the pupils to attend, and get them out of «n
ftiquated fire-trap.. © © © © ! Words and more words have
been written and sp|okea on the proposals made by thj» Gray Commission. These proposal* do art -even promise segregation. Hint Is coming, regardless <jf tKs outcome of the January 9 vote. :My argument, however, is not based on the legality posals, though there tktns aplenty that S< r
top and others, equall r versed on
thjt Gray proposals, could only answer with a “I- don’t know*. There is th« preservation the school system for fall to consider, there is also the presentation of Virginia in Mss esteem of |i the nation, to th|nk about. ' of the prowere quesnator But* of classes
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