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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
Fountains of Washingt0n
PHOTOGRAPHED BY HAROLD J. FIEcKNoe

The celebrated parks and gardens of the Nations
Capital considerable part of their beauty the
fact that many contain fountains Some exist merely
for esthec reasOns others erected memorials
to iustriOus In few instances perhaps do Wash
ngtOns fountains approach the splendOr of those of
Rome Paris But in their less elaborate way, this
citys gaiy burbling waters add freshness their
surroundings that cannot help but attract young and
old alike-the young to splash, the old reflect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

Being
Feted

The party date book is fill
ing up for Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant Sharp.
jr. who leave at the end of
the month for his new as
signment in Pearl Harbor
where he will be Commander
IN Chief Of the o. 8. Pacific
Fleet.
Admiral Sharp, who will
be promoted to the rank Of
full Admiral, will relieve Ad-
miral ]. H. Sides in the
command post on September
80. He has been Deputy Chief
Of Naval Operations for Plans
and Policy.
The Chinese Ambassador
and Mrs. Tsiang will give q
black tie dinner in honor Of
the Sharps on Friday at Twin
Oaks, the Ambassadors re-
sidence.
On Saturday. August "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
GoIonos Showing Last on ScheduIt

worn with a long Sleeved,
white Baby Snooks-type
dress.
Actually, the Philadelphia
born couturier chose to keep
his thin, pallid manikins lady
like, coming no nearer the
current Franco-American
sportive look than some mod
est turtlenecks, and ascot
scarves that filled In OPEN
necked suits or were pinned
down to suit blouses. >
Loose and Clingy
This was his year for loose
clingy shapes that start at
the widened shoulder line In
the back and swoop around
to the bosom line In front.
Bias cut with tricky Dolman
sleeves were more complicated
fashion techniques that in
sured Galanos against design
stealing.
Ladies tickled with feathers
will be amused at the beaded,
bias-cut roaring twenties
dresses fluttering with clus-
tiers Of plumes. Plume-colored
feathers also flounced under
opulent brocade tunic dresses
and coats and same length.
And cock feathers curled over
bare shoulders, cascaded
down the side and around
the floor length hemline Of a
shimmering metallic gown.
Girls afraid Of being tickled
will undoubtedly avoid those
dinner gowns with tiny, and
some not so, triangles Of
DareneSS unoer the boSonlS.
A StandOut
Women who like to be seen
will love his awning striped
jackets and long skirts Of
velvet or silk worn by the
models.
Women who hope to run
In case the casino Is raided
will undoubtedly avoid his
clinking, bejeweled gowns
with skirts so slim that an
Oriental shuttle is all the
mobility that can be ma
neuvered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
Backwards look

the officers Of the Office Of
Deputy Chief Of Naval Oper-
atoms for Plans and Policy
and their wives will give q
farewell party for the Sharps
at the Naval Medical Center
Officers Club.
The reception will also
welcome aboard" Admiral
Sharp's successor, Vice Ad-
miral A. @. Ward, and Mrs.
Ward.
The Wards are coming from
Norfolk where he has been
commander Of the Second
Fleet. He viii assume his new
duties August 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
By JEAN sPRAN WILSON

49, = 81AAA9AA WAAeIA
NEW YORK, Aug. 49,
There were two sides to the
fashion story James Galanos
presented. depending on the
way the models were facing.
The California designer,
last American couturier to
present fall fashions to buy
ers and press, generally
agreed that women should
have wide, sloping shoulders
and narrow skirts.
But now and then he did
o turnabout, treating fronts
like backs, and vice versa.
Sometimes the face view
was q Subtly carved coat, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13
Plan Convention

Mrs. Ida Cooper Of Oxon
Hill, Md, president Of the
District Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
OF the United States, will at
tend the 1868 national con-
vention Of the Ladies Auxil-
larry Of the WV August
24-30 in Seattle, Wash. More
than 5000 delegates repre-
senting auxiliaries in the so
States and the District will
attend the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

But If they Just want to
stand there and look beau
tiful (and they are rich as
Croesus) they'll probably buy
them.
These same women will be
customers for the Russian
sable pajamas and the floor
length Russian sable bath
robe coat. The cost Of both
are said to be astronomical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

In retreat the tunic or TERED
back suggested the model was
wearing a two or three-piece
suit.
Backwards look
Coat dresses appeared to
be put on backwards, with a
double row Of buttons march,
ing down the back and scarf
ties knotted at the napes.
And cocktail dresses were
simple and sweet on one side,
front or back, and. bare and
daring on the other.
Everyone sighed with re-
lief yesterday when the
closest q Galanos model
came to wearing boots was
a pair Of white satin bottles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-24

Ciont Food-SUper Giant famous
for Better Foods for BetfersLiving,
where you're oIwoys assured of the
finest quality foods at the lowest
possible prices . brings you This
week an outstanding array Of voIUes
in our greet semi-onnuol BUYERS
SALE. All our buyers Join together
in offering you real ponty-stockins
values you cont afford to miss.
Here ore some Of the first choice"
buys Of the week from each depart
ment, Stop by Your neiehborhoOd
Cionf and you'll find many, many
more. Come see why only Giant can
serve you so we'll in so many woys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Jack Benny's Wife
Robbed of Gems

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (AP).-
Mary Livingstone. wife Of come
dian Jack Benny, was robbed
at gunpoint today of jewelry
valued UP to 100000. The rob-
berry occurred in her suite at the
Hotel Pierre, police reported.
Miss Livingstone told detec-
tives she was alone when an
armed man, stability dressed,
walked in and announce d,
This Is q stickup."
The six pieces taken included
an emerald-cut diamond ring
valued at $4,000, Miss Living
stone told officers.
She said Mr.. Benny had left
the hotel about 1890 am. and
the holdup took place about 80
minutes later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Solid Maple Early American Love Seats
Foam Cushioned 1895 $3.50
Richo rdson Nemschoff Contemporary
Styled Pure Silk Love Seot-Wonut Leds 245oo I7SOC
French Provincial Frutwood Soto, Foam
Rubber Cushionine. 24oe5 1890
Hickory 90" Crescent Sofo Loose Cushion
Back. Kick PIeot Skirt 57oo5 $4,000
Howard Porlor Italian Provincial LOUNGE
Choirs Only. Samples. 1895 s467
Kroeher Contemporary Foam Cushioned
Soto. Floor Sompe 24oo5 I66 90
Ape. KroehIer Modern kyIon Sectional
with Foam Cushionine. 36ee5 $500
Donish Style Walnut Finish Reclining
Choir 90 OK 20 IA
100" Lowson Soto, 4 Foam Rubber cush-
ions, from Hickory Shops 2ooo5 z47.oo
EorY American Swivel Plotfom Rockers 5oo5 az 6c
ltolion Provincial Soto by Howard, 1T"
Foam Cushions, Embroidered Decorator
Beck 300 OK TOO m
Rowe 2-Pc. Modern Living Room, BEIGE
with Foam Cushonne 24oo5 1900
Borcolouneer Recner in Green NyIon.
Floor SompIe. 2loo or IAe tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Greek Premier
WhO0uif Bids
For Comeback

ATHENS. Greece. Nov.
(A).-Constantine Caraman-
lis, who led Greece through
eight years OF stable govern
ment but quit the premiership
IN June IN q dispute with the
royal family, makes q come
back bid In parliamentary cleo
tons tomorrow.
Few Greeks were willing To
predict that Mr.. Caramanlis'
rightiSt National Radical Union
would capture q majority Of
the 800 seats in the one-house
legislature. Others said the S.
year-old Mr.. CaramanliS had a
fair chance Of returning to q 4
year term.
Some Western diplomats ex-
pressed concern over the posi-
bility Of Mr.. CaramanHs being
defeated. They are convinced
that his party Is the only one
that could win an absolute ma
jority.
Fear instability
The diplomats major worry
was the prospect Of political
instability In q government CO.
alition that could include rep
resentation by the Soviet-or-
tented United Democratic Left,
asuccessor Of the outlawed
Communist party.
Political crisis In q nation
bordering on Communist Al
bania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia
was . prospect far from pleas
ing In the diplomats eyes.
Mr.. Carannanlis' chief rival Is
George Papandreou. rs. leader
Of the middle of-the-road Gen.
ter Union and Greece's first
Prime Minister after World
War II.
The United Democratic Left
is led by Moscow-born Joannis
Passalides. SO. Also in the race
Is the small conservative Pro-
gressive Party headed by Spy
ros Markezinis, 81. an economic
expert.
Forced the Election
Mr.. Caramanlis forced the
election because he opposed the
Greek royal couples visit to
Britain. Although his party
additionally had supper ted
King Paul and Queen Frederi-
ka, Mr.. Caramanlis quit In the
dispute, presumably confident
he could win another election.
A total Of 5,662,9 Greeks
are eligible to vote. Slightly
more than half Of the eligible
voters are women. Voting win
begin at sunrise and end at
sunset.
The new parliament will be
convened December IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

BroyhiII's Cologne" French Provincial
Antique White and Gold Corner Desks.
Drawer Chests, Desk Vonity-olI with
Morproof Tops. Your Choice.
Modern Walnut 2-Door Cabinet Chest.
18th Century Mahogany Triple Dresser,
Framed Mirror Chest on Chest and
Full Size Poster Bed.
Townsville Genuine Walnut Drawer
Triple Dresser Base.
Dovis Cabinet Solid Walnut Contemporary
Double Dresser, Mirror, Full Size Bed
and Mite TobIe.
Kent Coffey French Provincial "Bemoy"
Chest on Chests. Ant White and Gold.
Townsville Walnut and BurI Dresser Bose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Miscellaneous

Imported Oriental Type Rug, Beautiful
SAW soyon Pile 1926 $500
Hooked Rug Green with Rose and Beige
Pottern, 66"xll6", 5oqo Wool, 500
Royon Pile. 1895 ll7.0o
TV Cart, Solid Walnut on Nyion Costers
with Magazine Shelf 2495 1853
Provincial Curio Cobnet, 4 Open Shelves,
Bross Gallery, Door Base in Vintoee
Potino. 1895 97.66
Provincial Octoeon Clock with Matching
Pictures in Off White and Gold 8 boy
Wind Block Decorated Foce 1880 1856
lo04 Wool Loop Pile Rug. Green,
l2xl56", Seroed Edges. 1925 1894
Nune Oval Mirror Gold Edges and Orno-
ments "a" Wide, 4S" High Pittsburgh
Pote Glass. 6oo5 3400
Single Door Cobnets Solid Walnut z
Shelf $3.50. Use as Mite Stond or
for Storage. 1895 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Remaining Stock of Fomous Molly Prtchord
Nutmeg Maple Bedroom Series by Viii
lioms. Dressers, Mirrors, Chests, Panel
or Bookcase Beds-FuII or Twin Size,
TrundIe Beds, Desks, Bookcases and Mite
TobIes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

3-Pc Kent Coffee Moden Walnut lob
Ieou" Double Dresser Base, Mirror and
Full Size Bookcase Bed. 24e
Ape. French Provincial Cherry Triple
Dresser, Shaped Mirror, Chest and Full
or Twin Size Beds $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Duel SLEEP

Korpen KonvertobIe Toast MoteIosse
Soto, Opens to Sleep Two. SompIe.
KroehIer 2-Pc. Sefo Bed Suite with Foam
Cushionine.
Foom Sleep Chairs, Open to Sleep One
Eclipse Lawson Innerbeds, Foam Cush-
Toned. z to Sell.
Aluminium Holloway Cots with Foam Nat
tresses. 6 Only.
KroehIer Slim Line Long Boy Sleep OF
Lounee-Chorbron Foam Cushioned
Simmons Single Size Hollywood Beds with
6 Legs
Rowe NyIon and Foam Doveno with Inner
spring Mattress and Matching Chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Odd Lot of Bookcase or Panel Beds-MopIe,
Provincial and Modern. SpecioI 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Floor SompIe Lounge choirs-Modem
Loose Cushion, Lawson, Slim Line,
Modern Club, Ia Styles NOW
Values From 1895 to 1895 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Assorted Living Room Tobes-French.
ltolon, Modern or EorIy Amercor-
Cocktoil, Lamp, Step, Drum Commodes
-Mohogony, FruiMood NOBLE or Mod NOW
en Walnut. Values from As. e5 to 1905 iii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Living Room,

WAS NOW
lowson Soto, Button Tufted Foam Rub
Der Cushonine, Rose. Somple 27oo5 I34.00
Grand Ropds Italian Provincial Soto, Foam
Rubber Cushionino in RoynI Blue
NyOn. s9895 $500
Contemporary Decorator Lounge Chair
From Our Peabody Collection. 1850 $500
Valentine Sewer, Royal Blue Kick PIeot
Skirt, Foam Rubber Soto. 34oo5 1880
BorreI Lounge Choir French Provincial
roam Cushonno 1926 1917
SO" Contemporary Loose Cushion Walnut -
Framed Soto by Peabody. 48l00 375.o0
3-Pc French Provincial Foam Rubber Sec
. tiQno, Frliwood Finish 1895 ss7.oo
Howard PorIor 3-Pc. Tufted Beck Sectional
Copper sotn. $500 4sS.oo
Decks, Foam Rubber cushionino. 1895 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

ALI THE SUNDAY STAR
Woshinsfoa. D. c.
koysmbss ), 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Modern Double Dressers with Plate Gloss
Mirrors. Just a.
Jamestown Solid Maple Triple Dresser,
Mirror, Chest and Bookcase Bed.
Apiece Modern Walnut Double Dresser,
Mirror, Chest and Bed.
Centurys ChoteoNiIle French Provincial
Antique White and Fruitwood Double
Dresser, Mirror, Chest and Bed.
Valet Door Triple Dresser and Mirror. 9
Growers. Contemporary Styling.
ItoIion Provincial Marble Top Cherry Triple
Dresser, Mirror. Chest and Dual Swing
Bed.
70" Modern Walnut Triple Dresser Bose.
9 Drawers
French Provincial Poudre TobIes Antique
White and Gold with Mirror.
Apiece Modern Triple Dresser, Mirror,
Chest and FuII-Size Bed. White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

ltolion Provincial Marble Top cocktoI or
Lamp Tobes, Fruitwood Finish 4oo5 aass
French Provincial Cocktail TobIes Fruit
wood Finish. 5 Only 3Ao5 1917
Italian Provincial Comnode TobIe Fruit
wood Finish. Only 3oo5 oAss
Traditional Window Console with Hond OO
fooled Leather Top 6oo5 ak7E
Modern Walnut Cocktail, Step or End ''
+o To6lf p:o,,,.,o, c...., s495 z477
White Base with Frutwood Ton Die
tressed Finish eoor n<oo
Eory American Maple Finish Cocktail ar OO
Step Tobes. Take With 1AoS Eoo
KneehoIe Desk, Maple or >Mohooonv Fin 'OO
sh. Drawer Aoor .o<s
Modern Walnut Desk with Plastic TOP. '''00
Only eooE .e<<
governor WinrnfoP Nono9ony Finish Desk. 1895 5977
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Pole Lomps, Choice of Modern Traditional
Provincial Color and Type. Take with NOW
Only Values from 1926 to 1905 Ss.ss
, 1963-09-21
York proved.

FRED KIRSCF. who with a Berlin sporfswriter, brought Max
SchmeIing to this country back in 1928, only to lose him to the
late Joe Jacobs, is recovering after a long siege OF illness in Wash
ington. Kirsch may return to horse racing whe nhe gets back into
circulation, if he can find aonther bargain Like bonneville, who
won ID times in one Of the four seasons he raced the platter.
Kirsch also owned a brood mare named Kitty Kits, whom a man he
owed $1,000 offered to take instead of the check Fred had writ
ten TO pay the bill Kirsch agreed and three days later the old
gray mare dropped dead. I'll. Phil Rizzutos remedy for the bean
ball evil suggested recently on his CHS radio program, sounds like
a sure cure. His formula: Fine offenders $500 instead of $50. 80.
That crowd of 83,218 at a recent Saturday night exhibition pro
football doubleheader at Cleveland, in the middle of the baseball
season, either indicates that what the NIL needs is more gambling
scandals, or that as a baseball center, the home Of the Indians abs
scmdled. -.
DoDcER MocUL Walter oMa1ley will have a hard time
Continued onnext pag)
, 1963-09-21
SPORTS
by Don Porker
Broadway Bugle
WELL, LOOK WHO'S BACK in the old +;

WELL. LOOK WHO'S BACK in the old familiar corner and pow
full proud to be! So let's hear that Buge, Fosdick! Bert Souiere,
hockey expert for La Patne, Montreal French language newspaper,
calling Les Canadiens' deal with the New York Rangers Gump
Worsley for Jacques Plantel stupid from the Montreal viewpoint
says that ITO predict the l963-64 season win be a catastrophe for Les
Canadiens is not too risky. Coach Bud Wilkinson OF Oklahoma
may run for the u. S. Senate onthe Republican ticket if his eleven
has a good season, thus maintaining Buds hg hrating as q public
idol in Okieland.. Dr.. Alexander Robbins, chief physician of the
Miami Beach. Boxing Commission, calls pre-fght physical exarnina-
tons as now conducted, a farce. Unless the examining physician is
provided in advance with complete medical data on the fighter to be
examined, says DR., Robbins, he is helpless to give an accurate deci-
sion sto the boys fitness for tn ebout, as the Billy Belo case in New
, 1963-09-21
BY Louello Q. Persons


Houywood-Got my laugh for the day when Learned that George
Burns. my neighbor on Maple Drive, win star for ]. Lee Thompson in
"The Singing Millionaire. It's about q big businessman who sponsors
4 nv show and is such frustrated singer he decides he's going 70 be
the star himself!
Tn whole thing could jolly well be the true story Of George Burns
the drop 81 4 piano key at any Beverly Hills party George viii gladly
duet with the likes Of Bing Crosby. Judy Garland, Polly Bergen-or
even more gladly substitute for them No sense Of guilt inhlpas US
hn5lfror baritone. He must be the happiest vocalist in town at this
opportunity Director Thompson is giving him to shine in what he Is
sure is his right Notwithstanding.
Rumors to the contrary, Gig Young plans no legal action to Gle
for an American divorce action in Mexico. I've signed the papers
, 1963-09-21

sanctioning the Mexican divorce says Gig, "The marriage is ended
as far as I'm concerned"
In town for Revue TV show, Gig was at the studio today await
ing his call on the set and also making arrangements to welcome his
sister, Mrs. ON Mery, from the midwest. He said she hasn't been
here in 10 years and she'll note the many changes-incuding the dis
solution Of Gigs marriage.
It's supposed to be big secret-but I'm Just q girl who loves not
to keep them. The first record which will be cut for the newly7merged
Frank Sinatras Reprise Co and Warner Records will be done by Bing
Crosby and Debbie Reynolds! They win duet through q Medley Of
young love songs. Well that's an album I'll buy.
So quiet were the plans i make the record first before turning on
the publicity that Bing was on the Warner lot Wednesday all set for
the duetng. But at the last minute Debbie was i'll and couldn't show
Continued on next page9
, 1963-09-21

certainly was not in the free-and-easy way most young folks enjoy
n this country today.
think the best thing for you to do would be to talk with your
favorite teacher at school and see if she can't see a way the problem
might be worked out Most schools have situations of this kind to
meet and teachers usually understand how to deal with them.
Undoubtedly there's a Parent-Teacher Association in your town
and this organization must have met and helped to solve problems
like this many times. Your teacher viii likely seek cooperation from
this group in helping you.
So get busy right away. Decide which teacher you'd feel most
comfortable talking with and ask her to tell you when she'll be able
to see you after school some day. Pm sure she'll find a way to help
YOU
You Can do Better Than a Correspondence Club
Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
Do you know Of any club through which single people can make
new acquaintance by correspondence? What I'm looking for is
single people between the ages Of IS and As, since I'm in this age
group myself.
Please let me know about this as l need more friends really
Continued on next page)
, 1963-09-21
ADVICE TO LoVELORN BY Beotrice Foirtox
Frustrated BY Dads "old Country" Upbringing

Famous Authority on Problems Of Love & Marriage
Dear Beatrice Fairfax
I'm fifteen years old and my father does not allow me to go out
on dates. He doesn't even want me to talk to boys. / can't even
invite a boy to my house. The other night he told me that II ever
had 1 boy friend he would murder me, and / bet he means it.
My father comes from Europe and is very strict with me. He
doesnatazppreciate my friends, not even my girl friends The other
night Emyited d girl to stay overnight with me and my father hit
thaecna6pg. He didn't 60 so far as to make me tell her she couldn't
cump. but when she did come he wasn't nice to her at all
NV Mother and Father are always arguing about me. MY Mother
trusts me and my Father doesn't.
Please help me.
, 1963-09-21
Dear Pat :

Idon4 believe the trouble here is that your father doesn't trust
you / think it's that, like great many parents who grew up in Tthe
old country, nhe feels you must be brought up just as he was. which
, 1963-09-21

Continued on next page).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17
| THE AIR
Another
Hozdm Hit
BERNIE HARRISON


The conSultant on a show is not precisely
a dsinterested man yanked off the street, but
DR.. Paul MacKendrick's standing in his field gives
his uncommon remarks unusual weight. The pro-
gram in question: Lou Hazam's Greece: The
Golden Age TUESDAY pm, WRC-D. Here's
Professor classical studies Wisconsin, Mac
Kendrick:
I'VE agreed from the beginning to let the
Greeks tell their own story. First, provided a
dovetailing of quotations far more than could
be used. We do use Plutarch, one of the few
ancients who described the Parthenon, and
Pausanias. who wrote an ancient guidebook
THE only difference between LOUIS script and
my scenario, someone said, is that his can keep
millions of Americans from running off to the
kitchen to open a bottle Of beer-and mine
couldn't. And he was right"
MacKendrick believes this show is Lou right
at the top of his form, up to the standard he set
with the Shakespeare, Van Gogh and Nile specials"
Need we-or anyone-say more?
Magazine. Washington. D. C.. November ~. 1868
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-23

present Carter G.. Woodson High
School site about two miles from
DillWyn. It will be known as
the Carter Woodson Elementary
School.
The contract was awarded to
Motley Construction Company
Of Farmville, low bidder at
1898, 440 according to Irving S.
Driscoll. school superintendent
Driscoll said the school board
is pleased with the contract fig
ure, as it works out to less than
$40 per square foot for con-
Struction.
Work on the new structure
will begin in the near future, he
said. The base figure of the bid
is subject to minor revision.
He also said that the State
Board of Education has releas-
ed $l55 900 to the Buckingham
School Board tor construction OF
another new 15-classroom Negro
elementary school to be located
in Marshall District of the coun-
ty at Arvonia. It is estimated
that this second school will cost
about $685. 900, he said. Bids on
the Gold Hill School will be in
vited soon, Driscill added.
The two schools will eliminate
use of Is small schools in the
county. The Marshall District
school will be known as the
Washington Carver Elementary
School.