yard near Portsmouth. Reconstruct ed James Fort of 1607. at the ap proach to Jamestown is complete except for furnishing and landscap in'-- The replica of Chief Powhatan’s Lodge is under way. and the State's new $1,500,000 Jamestown Festival Park has met all construction sched ules. Two Outdoor Plays Instead of cue outdoor play, as oxlginally planned, there will he twp. Thr Jamestown Corporation and Pulitzer Prize playwright Paul Green will present a drama on Jamestown. The Founders, in a new woodland theater at Williamsburg on afternoons-beginning May 13. On evenings beginning June 26. his hit play. The Common Glory, will enter its e!<-\ euth season at Matoaka Lake Amphitheater. The National Park Service will open to traffic early nex year the extension of the scenic, three-lane Ccionial Parkway that will connect Jamestown with Williamsburg and Yoiktown. The modern glass indus try and the Park Service have com pleted reconstruction of the Glass house of 1608. Vases, pitchers and other glass manufactures were blown and shaped in this early fac tory during a trial run in November. Colonial Williamsburg. Inc the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, and govern mental agencies such as the De partment of Defense and State Highway Commission are well along in collaborative preparations. To their helpful efforts must be added the substantial contribution of the British government announced last April—an elaborate exhibition being designed in London for Jamestown Festival Park. This thumb-nail sketch of prog ress canr.oi outline all that lias been achieved—-for example, in projects of scholarly publication, archeologi

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