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cc: Miss Constanct Votcy,

Field Representative

833 South Washington Street

Alexandria, Va.

Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Jr.

Sperryville, Va.

Mr. James Mf Settle, Clerk of

Court

Washington, Va.

FILED July 13, 1953.

The Honortfble Tom Frost, representing Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties in the General Assembly of Virginia, this day appeared before the Board of Supervisors, and stated that he would attend the Special Session of the General Assembly called by his Excellency, the Governor of Virginia for August 27, 1956 and work and vote to keep the Public Schools in this state completely segregated. The members of the Board expressed their thanks and appreciation to Mr. Frost for appearing before them and stating his views upon this vital issue.

Mr. P. B. Coldiron, Resident Engineer of the Department of Highways this day appeared be fore the Board and presented to each member of the Board a County Map showing Primary and Secondary Highways within the County. i

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