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gressions of men, so it s King and Fatyament upon their ieems that the* free people of tc •ights as free oaay have the icision which qn of authorwe ever stop without due right to resist by all proper legal means a d they believe to be an unconstitutional assumpt ity by the Supreme Court. May God help us ii resisting such decisions. (4) “That it is being rushed through time for consideration”. ! [ May one ask in all honesty just how much time is to be required to think about a danger so pressing as the one we face? It has been eighteen months since the Supreme Court rendered its decision. Is not that time enough to produce action? The brethren in the Arlington-Fairfpx Area may
have been dilatory in their thinking upon thijs subject, but the rest of the State has known for months thjat the Governor, in response to public demand, had appointed the Gray
Commission to study the problem and everyone waA waiting eagerly for its report. : i ' Those who live in sections of Virginia w population is largest have grown up side by sre the Negro ide with them them. And a and have formed many friendships among very great many white' people have bejen interested throughout the past two generations in the development of the Negro race; and have worked to break {down old re strictions. Those Virginians realize velry cle great hope of our future lies in the helping develop its own life according to its own ge save us from becoming) an integrated mon very strong conviction based upoq our pride race, as well as our friendship and interest race, is that it would be calamitous in the uti the welfare and the future of the White R Negro Race to integrate our schools and fo dren and White children, with their vastly and concepts of life arid conduct, to grow rly that the each race to ius. May God el race; Our ind love of our in the Negro tost degree to e and of the e Negro chiliffering ideals p in the,close intimacy of the same schools. There is, therefore, a very strong determination that such integration forced upon people of either race. shall not be
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