■ wvinuiucu a- i uui ■*iit;-m-lt;* Bd. Of EducationMembers of the Board of Edu-,3 j cation authorized Guj M. Howard, n ; Business Manager, to procure bidsV-dr.:S\ec,e! to replace the furniture ot * the 1 stage and teachers' room at Qro-] ver Cleveland School, which was I destroyed by Are la^st spring. The Board met in the High School building Tuesday night, The Allied Equipment Corporation, of b : Trenton, was awarded a contract j’ j to furnish 444 auditorium seats at kt j a cost of $2,113.44. The contract g j to _ supply stage .curtains_ -for.~ Roosevelt at a cost of $417 andGrover Cleveland at $366 wasawarded to the Lee Lash Studios.)f [ of New York.The Board of School Estimatewas requested! to make additional S. j appropriations of $672.73 for-sup-1. plementary insurance -and $1,-| 316,25 for war damage insurance. Teacher Changes Miss Roberta M. SulUvan wasp appointed a teacher in the physi- •?cal education department - to replace Raymond Drake, who has been granted a leave of absenceto enter the U, S. Navy. John J.Costello was transferred fromFranklin School to the HighSchool, to replace Anthony Konde' who has resigned. Miss Maud v. Kreiter was appointed to fill the vcancjL made by the transfer of s- Mr, Costello, Mrs, Ferdinand Wolcott was named to fill the posi~ .tion hald by Miss Kreiter. Miss -Ma-ry- Youngnvas-appotn tecT to the post held by Miss Virginia Taylor, who has resigned.The Board voted to continue the expulsion of Dorothy Roberts, whose ‘refusal to salute the flag traused her to be expel led-fiwrfi■nr-,hl-m,isa.*sa-ofto_y.Continued on Page 4