t&fm&etoaf of derange (SUmntp THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 SECTION TWO, PAGE 2 ■ rrt 4MST ISSUE YET’ To. the Editor: (four last issue (Oct. 81 was the 1 beat one since the change in your newspaper. —May this trend be captinuous ... MAURICE JONES Hillsboro r __ ASKS WHO NEEDS EDUCATION IMHO NEEDS EDUCATION? To the Edifor: wvny talk about the schools do-; Ing a better job of educating the children (editorial on testing in the schools, current issue) when 1 your newspaper itself is so filled i With misspelled words? -Examples in this editorial are “Strctly,” ‘ofr," and “erall” (for “■eal”). And. Uufe is only the toe-1 ginning! Don’t you have a proof reader? -I J. * MORGAN Chapel'Hil! (Editor’s note: The News tdoet indeed, have -a proof-read er—one who haunts the news paper industry. His name is •‘flWpJ^’vthe £za4tiutmti mine for tht&fiemUn who inserts all ' tflpipgraphical errors in the paper.) 1 . '’SIMPLE ** AMXX" ’to the Editor: ; ■ *: • . . There is .something contra dielory. about the ABC Hoard’s de cision to release sales land profit figures only on a quarterly basis I can only assume they’re ^asham ed of the fact that their stores - are aclliwg ae -mweh liqaor and they want to-play down the facts They ,go and opes up a store on <*« Aiamanee Bonder to make more money, for -Grange. Their Chapel kill sdpre.has record Algh ■ales oa a football weekend. And then thfe Board feels guilty about Its operation accomplishing its objection /. . ARTHUR WALKER ' Route S, Hillsboro > INTEGRATION NOT ASSURED To the Editor: • Let me point out dbaUbe-Cknp fl Hill Hekool fioard bas net com mitted itself to integration next year as the. representatives of the Ministerial Association would have you believe. ... On the contrary the Board is going to let the courts decide the only integration case it now has before it. The policy adopted for the future actually goes no farther than the present policy —decide each case on. its own anerits. I'itfU not-igealoxig for or against Integration. But the facts need to be-£epl-stnight on. this ; thing, ft . _rs •« AieKAPE|; HItL PARENT (name withheld on request) (Editor’s note: The letter is literally correct in that the School Board’s nhw policy is permissive toward first grade re-assignment applications„(pre sumably Negro), on which it would “took with favor.” The emoting N. C. Pupil Assign ment Act would encompass this. But several individual Board members have publicly favored the implementation of the reoenUy-adopUd pokey to which the monsters have re ferred in their statements.) 'PAPER WAS SOAKED’ To the -Editor: The News was left in my yard last Thursday wad was. thorough , Jy rain-soaked by the time I found Jt. it’s fine to, -have the newspaper .published, but it doesn’t do any good if you can’t read it . . . (Name withheld by editor) (Note: Delivery boys ore paid to leave The Netas on the doomtep of every Jmsehpld unless the householder gives special directions or permiss ion. to put it elsewhere. The News will appreciate readers gibing notification to the office when such service is not rend ered.) Notepad (Contmued framPoae l.Sec.l) 93141 OR 8-9161. The RAMSHEAD RATHSKELLER “Frogi The Raro!s PIZZA-Rama” ... A Pizza Treat .For Everyone of Sincfai Located In Chapel Mill Offices in Glen Lennox $h$ppiftgF Center