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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

Russo-O'C Conner Duel Likely
For First 800 Starting Spot

INDIANAPOLIS. May II R
Paul Russo and Pat O'Connor
whose duel early in the 1856
6D0-mile race ended with Russo's
Howl smashed against o retain
tng wall. probably win battle
again tomorrow for first place
tart In the 41st 800" May 80.
Troy Ruttman. 1852 winner,
may give both Of them an argu-
nnent In the one-car-at-a-time,
1O-mile run against the clock.
The fastest car tomorrow In
the first Of four qualifying ses-
sions win hold the No. / start
ing spot. inside Of the first three
ear row, in spite Of subsequent
Performances.
Russo opened UP his rebuilt
Novi yesterday for the first time
this year and did 1897 miles an
hour In spite Of wind that 1856
National Cha mpion Jimmy
Bryan said was too windy for
rs towards" It should be sew
eral miles an hour faster under
mood conditions.
Bryan turned Q couple Of laps
at 40.
Ruttman ran at 144.3 last week
b Q new link Special created BY
A. J. Watson Of Glendale. Calf.
builder Of winning cars driven by
Pat Flaherty last year and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Texas AIM Head
Discounts Charges
|Aquinst LoeffIer

COLLEGE STATION, Tex.
May II B.-Recruiting charges
against Basketball Coach Ken
Loeffier were either technical
and inadvertent or not substan-
tiated by the proper evidence,
President D. w. williams Of
Texas A8sM said today in hand
ing them back to the Southwest
Conference.
williams was holding that they
were not Of q severity to call for
the firing Of the coach and
Loeffler will serve out his con-
tract. which runs until March
81. 1858.
Thus A6SM left 1t up to the
conference for any punitive
action and also to the NCAA.
which will consider the two-year
probation under which the
Aggies have labored as the re-
suit Of recruiting violations In
football.
This probation. which banned
Ann from bowl games for two
years and prevented other Aggie
athletic teams from competing
for championships. technically
ended May IA. But the NCAA,
meeting in Chicago May 81. must
confirm that the probation is
over and all rights and privileges
are restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
|Quuntico Downs
Little Creek Nine

QUANTICO, Va. May II (Spe-
|ciaD The Little Creek Amphibs
their all-winning season q thing
OF the past. hope to gain revenge
against Quantico In q baseball
game here ut 8 o'clock tonight.
The Marines pounded out q
l7-10 victory last night for their
18th straight win and the first
loss for Little Greek after taking
Is straight. The Marines. who
have q asa record, were led by
Bruce Bursema, who hit Q home
run, two doubles and two singles,
and Paul Lacity, who hit q
|grand-slame homer to highlight
10 6-run second inning.
5 5ssas..s S'''f-- 9csp1 iSS ssSSo0--i9 3
Nolan. Garnet l6l. MiEeok i7j snt
BurBema. on. LIST inning: Mead, nom
on. 30 inning. Little Greek: etigiits
on, 9th inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Record Threatened
By Curdozo Miller
In Interhiqh Meet

The Interhigh track cham
pionships will be run wednes-
day and Thursday at Coolidge
and one record. the mile. ia
likely to be shattered.
Jules Lucas Of Cardozo ran
the distance in 4:33.7 yesterday
ut Cardozo to pace the Clerks
10 victory in q triangular meet.
cardozo finished with 81 points,
Armstrong 4lh and Eastern
S33s.
Lucas time bettered that set
BY Hugh Lee. also Of Cardozo,
h 1853 when he ran the mile
IN ass for an Interhigh record.
TWO other Interhigh trian-
guar meets were held yesterday
Anacostia had 81 points. Phelps
b0h and Roosevelt 3e1s In q
meet at Roosevelt and Spingarn
with 90 points, won over Wilson
%. and Coolidge. 20. ct Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Six Games Corded
In Little League
Opening in Fuirfox

The Fairfax Little League will
open its third season tomorrow
with six games on the grounds
Of Fairfax American Legion
Post lit.
Ceremonies will begin ct $50
am. and Mayor John c. Wood
will throw out the first ball at
10. The Green Hornets and the
Little Bucks win meet In the
feature game.
The Optimist Aces and the
Rotary Raiders play at 1880
pm. and two new major league
clubs, the Rebels and Senator's,
meet at 3 o'clock.
Three minor league games viii
be played on new diamonds called
the Eaton Fields, all at / pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
U. 5. Opens Bid
For Davis Cup
~ the Associated Press

The United States. starting the
long road which tennis fans hope
VIII lead to Australia and the
Davis Cup challenge round in
December. open the American
Zone competition today as
strong favorite to Gust the Brit
ish West Indies at Port-of Spain,
Trinidad.
But we can't afford to be
complacent about this match, 4"
said Vic Seixas, playing captain
from Philadelphia. on the eve Of
the best-of-five series. These
boys are experienced and they
look pretty good"
Seixas. veteran Of Davis Cup
competition. takes on 23-year-
old Peter Phillips in the opening
singles match. Bernard (Tut)
Bartzen. San Angelo (Tex.)
southpaw. meets 24-year-old Ian
Macdonald In the second. Back
In 1858. Bartzen defeated the
former Cambridge University
student In a Davis Cup match.
The doubles win be played
Saturday with Grant Golden Of
Wilmette. H.. paired with Seixas.
The final two singles matches are
scheduled Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

late Bob Sweikert In 1855. O'Con-
nor has done 1889.
Flaherty won the 1855 pole
position with records Of 1876
for 10 miles and l46.056 for one
az mile lap. Maximum engine
sizes have been reduced by 10
per cent this year, but the Novis
already were well under the max
imum for supercharged cars.
Flaherty, who never was far
back. viii be only q spectator
tomorrow. He still has his right
arm In q cast as q result Of In.
turies suffered In q l00-mile race
ct Springfield. H., last summer,
Bryan probably will be ready
to 60 tomorrow. along with
Jimmy Reece, Indianapolis: Sam
Hanks. Pacific Palisades, Calf. !:
Dick Rathmann. Trenton. N. j.;
Jimmy Daywalt. Indianapolis:
Andy Linden. Manhattan Beach,
Calf. and Don Freeland, Los
Angeles. All are Speedway
veterans.
Radio Station VOL. 1850 kc.
Ior e6.7 ing. on FIN. win rebroad-
cast time trials from Indianapolis
Speedway tomorrow and Mon
day. and next Saturday and
Monday. Air times will be 2 to
1880 pm. Saturdays and 1880 to
ID pm. Mondays.
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Motorcycle Races
.Drow Big Field

More than 80 motorcycle
drivers will compete in races
Sunday at Vista Raceway, at
the intersection Of Route so and
George Palmer highway In Prince
Georges County. Time trials
start at / pm. and the races
an hour later.
Sergt. Paul Atkins Of Walter
Reed hospital. current leader at
Vista. will receive some Of his
sitter competition from Harvey
Bigelow Of Baileys Crossroads,
Bill Corrum Of Baltimore, VIII
liam Battle Of Richmond, Chapel
Oaks Hawks Of Washington,
Newt Swift Of Gaithersburg and
Robert Mitchell Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Typos and AK
Head SandIot
Slate Today

Union Printers and Atchison
q Keller. both losers in opening
games this week In the Industrial
League, are meeting at $3.50 pm,
today on the West Ellipse.
Other sandlot baseball games
today list the Black Sox against
.020th USAF in the Depart
mental League on the South
Eliipse and Peoples Drugs VS.,
East Coast Electric in the Gauzza
League at Fairlawn. Both games
are at $3.50.
st. Cyprian's meets Veterans
Administration at 4 pm. to-
morrow at Banneker Recreation
Center In q Metro League game
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
took over the lead In the Indus
trial League with a 1875 victory
over Federal Storage yesterday
The G-Men are 20.
Southpaw Steve Bauk, former
George Washington University
star. gave up eight hits. famed
10 and walked four for the win.
He was helped by q five-run
fourth inning. spanked by Walt
Jasinski's two-run triple. Jack
Castro hit q two-run homer for
Federal In the FIRST inning.
Strick's Restaurant pulled
into q tie for the lead in the
Gauzza League with q 14-6 de.
feat Of Suitland Hall. Strick's
and Design Printing have 20
records. Mickey Griggs paced
the winners attack with two
singles. q double. triple and
four runs batted in.
Air Force Jets, champions Of
the Departmental League, re-
NAMED unbeaten and unsecured
lon In two games with q 100
victory over the Navy Tars. st.
Ambrose defeated Woodbridge,
lot. To even its record at Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
QUIPS AMONG CONFUSION
Mr.. Fitz Steals Show
From Preokness Stors

of his stall again and stood quiet
for another review, getting used
to the procedure after numerous
shots by the TV cameras.
Hes got q very sensitive
mouth. I believe his tongue was
split when he was q yearling and
he doesn't like the bit at times,
but outside Of that he's fine. He
has the smoothest action and !
believe the longest stride Of any
horse I've ever had.
I'm Just trying to keep him
where he Is. II he's not ready
now. it's too late to worry about
It,"
Mr.. Fitz's Day
Some autograph hunters
showed up and Mr.. Fitz oblig-
ingly signed photos Of Nashua.
without the use Of glasses.
There are so many ups and
downs In my name, I sometimes
lose count" he quipped.
Today Is set aside especially
for the gracious gentleman ct
Pimlico with the second running
of the Mr.. Fitz Handicap. Next
to tomorrow's Preakness, he
would like best to win this race
with Gray Phantom for the same
stable.
It viii be q big day, and q
special luncheon is planned By
the Maryland Jockey Club be.
fore the races start. with Mr..
Fitz the guest Of honor. Then
he will watch the races and turn
UP in the winners circle. win or
lose.
He viii present Q trophy to the
winning owner and has hopes of
presenting the prize to Mrs.
Henry Carnegie Phipps. who
owns Gray Phantom. Win or
lose. Mr.. Fitz viii remain rae.
ing's No. ! gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Loudoun Hunt Show Attracts
Leading Stables of Two States

LEESBURG. Va, May II (Spe.
ciaD Top stables from Mary
land and Virginia will contest fol
open jumping honors tomorrow
in the Loudoun Hunt Horse
Show at Raspberry Plains, the
estate Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ross
Mpscomb. on Route IS Just north
Of here. The program viii open
at 8 am. (EDT).
Among the top contenders
viii be the stables Of Gardner
Mailman. Burtonsville. Nd, and
B. r. Firestone, Warrenton.
Show ofIicials said the Lou
doun show, which opens the big
time circuit in Virginia, will
compress q two-day event into
one. Two rings viii be judged
simultaneously throughout the
day.
Anna F. Hedrick. joint show
manager, said the yearling
classes are expected to be the
largest In the shows history. In
addition entries have been re-
ceived from the foremost own
ers Of conformation and work.
ing hunters In the two-State
area. Holding the local spot
light will be the efforts Of Tom
Taylor. president Of the Loudoun
Hunt, and David Rust. IT,, to
add second legs on two show
challenge bowls.
Taylor won the Loudoun Hunt
Challenge Bowl last year on
Silver. He viii seek q second
win with Dear Heart. Rust, with
his Lady Hamilton. will seek q
second leg on the Larry Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

l-Hallie's Queen. Verna Wal
nut, Donnie's Pride.
Chico H n over. Shadydale
Nugget. Uncle william.
3-Gala Knight. Bob Dimit, Ma
ME Truax.
4-Frisky Goose. Velvet Hanover,
Quicker Trick.
6-Parker Hawk. Linda Joan
Peter Ball.
6-Earl's Pied Piper. Bold Rod.
ney. Nibble Scot.
7-GRAND n. VOLO, Kenny J..
Wilmington's Star.
8-Meadow Pet. Shy Counsel,
June First.
Longshot Daily DOuble-POLLY
MAC and AMITY HANOVER,
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Continued From Page

Continued From Page C.l
simmons careful eye and seemed
in fine form. Robert Brittrolfi
the colts groom. said he was In
exceptionally good shape, even
better than before the Wood Me-
mortal and Flamingo Stakes
both Of which he won.
He emptied his hay rack, y
Bittrolff said. land he amt done
that In some time"
But there was no apparent lack
OF confidence over at the Calu.
met Barn as Trainer Jimmy
Jones watched Iron Liege cool
out after his workout. The
Derby winner breezed q half
mile in 80 nat and galloped Out
f1ve-eighths in l:06.
Hes Just as good now as he
was for the Derby" Jones told
reporters. but Bold Ruler Il
capable Of running better than
he did In Kentucky"
Jones. apparently, still feel,
that Calumet's Gen. Duke, who
was forced out Of the Derby with
q bruised foot, still is the faster
OF the two. Gen. Duke reinjurec
the foot here last Monday In q
workout and win be idle for some
time.
Trainer Il Confident
But. while most railbirds look
for a two-horse race tomorrow
Trainer Stanley Reiser of Fed
eral Hill promised to make II
interesting for the crowd in the
and-three-sixteenth Freak.
ness.
"The others win know they've
been in q race" Reiser said after
his colt breezed Q half-mile in
:50N and galloped an additional
furlong In 1905.
Federal Hill. Derby pace-setter
seems destined for the same role
again tomorrow, unless Hartack
or Arcaro decide to take the front
end and try TO stay on top al
the way. Federal Hills best dis
lance seems to be Q mile, but
his hackers are hoping he'll show
more stamina. Reiser's biggest
worry is about keeping him In
on the turn. where he has q
tendency to bear out. The Pimlicc
turns are sharper than those a
Churchill Down.
Bold Ruler also has q tendency
TO bear out, but Fitzsimmonl
tried blinkers on him in tn,
Preakness Prep with satisfactor,
results. and the Wheatley hope.
ful win wear them for the secont
time tomorrow.
Iron Liege's mile workout o,
1:37A earlier this week boosted
his prestige so much he probabl,
viii be an odds-on favorite to.
morrow. Bold Ruler has beer
quoted as about 2 to /, Fedora
Hill is 6 to / and Inswept Is mex
at IL to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
ny JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

81 BALTIMORE. May l7.-"They
can have me anytime. but the
horse-I have to watch out for
him."
This was Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons speaking at Pimlico early
yesterday as television invaded
the calm Of the backstretch for
. national show which included
the leading Preakness charac-
lers-Bold Ruler. Iron Liege
and Federal Hill-but which
starred the wonderful 82-year-
old trainer who was never frisk-
Ter or sharper.
Amid the frantic directions of
the television directors who were
eetting up the show, Mr.. Fitz
was calm. stealing all the laughs
NI1th his Quips about his horse,
the Preakness. old Pimlico, and
the racing game.
No Script Needed
This is q wonderful thing
They tell me people are seeing
this all over the country. It's
good for racing for people to see
how we do things" Mr.. Fitz re-
marked In explaining his re-
action to the hubbub created by
the maze Of wires. equipment,
directors, cameramen and an
nouncers.
Everybody was giving orders
at once, It seemed. and all Of the
NBC star had a script except
Mr.. Fitz, who did not require
one. What he could not remem-
her about Pimlico or the Freak
ness was not worth writing down
anyway.
Mr.. Fitz, who Is making his
nrst visit to Pimlico In years,
y having Q great time renewing
acquaintances and entertaining
under the shedrow while he
keeps one eye on Bold Ruler.
Sensitive Mouth
When his friend, State Stew
ard Joe Flanagan. came over for
d chat, Fitz had to hold q special
Inspection of The Big Horse"
Although he was being put away
for the day after his morning
gAllop, Bold Ruler was led out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
|Sportsmun-Stocks
Back at Marlboro

The sportsman-stock cars re-
turn 10 Marlboro Motor Race
way Sunday for a five-event pro-
gram beginning at $3.50 pm.
Bill Morgan. point champion
two years ago, Is expected 70
make his first start Of 1857. Ray
Hendricks Of Richmond, Elmo
Langley, Mace Mattingly. Bill
Dove and Don Carter are some
Of the other familiar figures
who win rev UP Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Baseball Films. Clinics
Slated for Youngsters

The Home Plate Club will
show movies tonight and con-
duct o baseball clinic tomorrow
In conjunction with the District
Heights Boys Club.
The movies will begin ct Z
o'clock tonight at the District
Heights Elementary School. The
clinic tomorrow will start ct $3.50
am at Suitland High.
Youngsters in these areas are
welcome free to both sessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

renee Memorial Trophy, honor.
ing the late Maj. Lawrence
former writer for The Washing
ton Evening Star. Mrs. j. North
Fletcher. Warrenton. now has
two legs on the bowl, winning
the trophy in 1851 and so. The
trophies must be won three times
for permanent possession.
The show will be judged by
James Wiley, Middleburg; Ray
mond Norton, Rockville, Nd,
and Augustus Riggs III, Monks
town, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
81 Area Drivers
lin Race Sunday
At Cumberland

CUMBERLAND. Nd, May l.
Especially Many Of the worlds
fastest sports cars rolled into
Cumberland today. somewhat
increasing the hum Of this In
dustrial city as they began tun.
ing up for Sundays national
program Of eight races.
Technical inspection today
and practice tomorrow viii pre-
cede the main show Sunday
which win start at $3.50 am. or
Q 1.6-mile course laid out on the
municipal airport runways. A
crowd Of ct least 10000 is ex.
pected to watch from the ad.
jacent mountain.
Included In the more than zoe
entries are 80 drivers from the
Washington, D. c., area. Foui
Of them will drive twice. for q
total Washington entry Of So.
The Washington entries:
Yirst race teiesy q and II produetionl
Pred Losee, Ala.
Second rae: lclsSs q ana II modified
Prank papti.:a. Lotus Monsa; HUNT
ley Perry. CPosley.
T. Third race leiass ? produetion)- Ar
lTweedaie. Porsehe speedster; Dick Nash
Fourth race ladiesl--cindy Robinson
Piith race telas. : and , modined)-
Charlie Wallace. PoTsehe epyder Diel
Lord. Mo-TD: Charlie Koib. Triumph
Mona: Duncan Black. Lotus No; Pau
H. Norair. Perrari Mondial
sixth race tclass d and Z production
Charlie Kolb. Morgan; RED Moore
Austin. Asaiey; ,. &: cockr:ll Ace bris
Az q Es.lsyi Robert Louss; Triumpl
ert Hathaway. Austin: HealeY: Jim Robin
TRt3: Dick Wilhelm. Triumph; Stove
Baheock. Triumph; Elmer Archibald
Trtumph: Don Melvin, Morgan TR-3
~. A. cappiello. Ace Bristol.
Seventh race (class B and c produc
tton-Dtek Thompgon. Corvette; jim
Robinson. Jssuar 40 MGR; Alec Hag
ner or Cam emidt. Mercedes Benz 3OO6t
Fred Windridge, Corvette: Bernie Lust
JaEuar 100 N; Bark Henry. Corvette.
Eighth race tclass D. c and p modi
ned, plus top three from NTH race
probably 100 miles)-Duncan Black. 4 8
iitre FeiraTi: Paul Whitestine. Altar
~ x: Charlie 9arle. AC JaRuaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

PORTLAND. ores.--carmen Basiiio,
;Sis:Icld Jones. $50. Detroit. Z. tNS ON:
]. EAcRAArENTo. can.-BOO sat.er.
|1eld, ,lse, Chiesse. outpcintsd Frankie
Daniels. isan; Bak.rsneld. CALI, !. 10.
IA g ANGELS oItpoirted Rudy Jordan.
M0NcToN. New Irunsviek.-Yvon
r esssn .,u.! stepped Leo johnson. Us,
REvERH. Msss..Tcny veranis, 14oM,
E E:vsr yo,s sutPointed joey Klein. lSiM..
sHHR9RooKE. Quebec. - Armand
Mccoy. l56. Galway. Ireland. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
BrendIey Golf Winner

Ivan Brendley shot an 80 for
low gross in the ri Alpha Fra
ternity golf tournament yester-
day ct Norbeck Country Club.
with Bernard Green second at
90. Morris Bisher, 9l-25-66,
was the net victor with Ben Nc
Nitz. l00-32-6e, the runnerup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Little League Opens
Season Tomorrow

The Baileys Crossroads Little
League viii open its baseball
season tomorrow with two games
at its new airport ballield at
Baileys Crossroads.
The Yankees are scheduled to
play the Warriors at II am. and
the Ramblers viii meet the
Dodgers at / pm.
A parade will form at Bailey's
Elementary School at Q am.
pass through the Culmore Apart
ment area and conclude with
dedication exercises at the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Mrs. Murkey Recovering

LEXINGTON. KY, May II Up.
Mrs. Gene Marley. owner OF
Calumet Farm. underwent an
operation at st. Joseph's Hos
|pital Wednesday for removal OF
o kidney.
Hospital oficials said she Is
recovering well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Fort Myer Shows Power

Fort Myer. powered by three
home runs in an 11-hit attack,
defeated Walter Reed Medical
Center. lis. yesterday at Walter
Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18

shed add q canvas drop-curtain
on the open front to shut out
the more severe weather.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18

Lumber in good condition will be
Just as satisfactory, and no doubt
can be had for less than one-half
of that.
The shed is built on what is
known as a mudsill. two by four's
treated against rot and laid right
on the leveled ground. Studs are
set above this to take a sheath
ing Of plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
boards.
The front Of the shed is six
or eight inches higher than the
rear wall to provide roof drain
age. Roof rafters are two by
four's laid on the two-inch side.
Roof is also tongue-and-groove
and covered with single layers
Of roofing paper.
Where a concrete floor is de-
sired, the area between the sill
is simply filled with concrete and
troweled or Screeded of level.
Some people who have built this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18
BY DOUGLAS TUOMEY

All experienced suburbanites
and country people know that
it is bad practice to leave rollers,
wheelbarrows. lawnmowers and
other equipment out-of-doors.
At the same time, it is fire.
Quently a lot Of trouble to put
them away, particularly If you
are tired after q days work.
The answer to this is to build
a light shed, with the floor at
ground level, so that anything
on wheels can be rolled in with
q minimum Of jockeying and
arranging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-18
Small Storage Shed Is Boon
In Suburban Back Yard

A shed approximately 10 feet
wide. eight feet deep and six
feet six inches high can be
easily built. These dimensions
are subject to any change neces-
sary to accommodate the equip.
ment to be stored.
The lumber required to build
this small storehouse can be
bought for about SIS, but used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

lean military court should have
retained jurisdiction and tried
him. -. The business of using
the forms Of justice for APP
'peasement are unjustified. in
my opinion"
Senator Russell, Democrat Of
Georgia, chairman Of the Sem
ate Armed Services Commit
tee, said at Winder. Ca, that
he was not surprised Girard did
not 60 to prison. Il believe
that the authorities of our Gov
ernment had reason to expect
that this would be the case
when they turned Girard over,
Il still do not favor the pol
icy Of surrendering American
citizens for trial for acts COM
mitted In the performance OF
their duties"
A Pentagon spokesman: "The
Army is keeping its silence in