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OF the validity Of such regula-
lions without having the place.
ment board before 1t.
The plaintiffs move to strike
from the evidence the findings
of the director of psychological
services of the Virginia State
Department Of Mental Hygiene
In regard to the psychological
problems of certain Of the APP
plicants. 1t is conceded that
the school board or the place
ment board had the right to
consider this report. The OBJ
lection is that in trial 1t is
hearsay. because the director
was not called as a witness.
So far. the motion is good.
However. it does not preclude
the court from considering the
report in measuring the evil
dence that was before the
boards.
II. BY the assignments Of
the boards. 80 Arlington
County Negro pupils have been
refused transfer from the pre-
viously all-Negro schools to
several previously all-white
schools. The assignments were
the result of a screening of
the pupils against criteria of
five categorieS designated as.
attendance area, over-crowd-
ing at Washington and Lee
High School, academic accom-
plishment, psychological prob
lens and adaptability. Five
of the 80 are the children who
were ordered admitted by this
court in September. 1857, but
the order was stayed pending
appeals. Contrary to their argu-
ment, however. these pupils
have not by virtue of that order
a vested position for this ses-
sion. Admissions must be
judged on current conditions,
the rule to be applied to all
students. In this discussion the
children will be designated ac-
cording to the letters and num-
bers used in the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Findings Of Fact
And Conclusions
. OF Low:

Now for the first time. this
case comes before the court
upon an assignment Of pupils
made by State and local au-
thorities and founded on local
conditions. Decision is reduced
to an administrative review
The case signally demonstrates
the soundnesS and workability
of these propositions: Cd that
the Federal requirement of
avoiding racial eXclusiveness in
the public schools - loosely
termed the requirement Of in
tegration - can be fulfilled
reasonably and with justice If
the guide adopted is the cir
cumstances of each child, in
dividually and relatively; 90
that it may be achieved through
the pursuit of any method
wherein the regulatory body
can, and does, act after a
fair hearing and upon evidence:
and 80 that when conclusion
is so reached in good faith,
without influence of race.
though it be erroneous. the
assignment is no longer con-
Germ of the United States courts.
In this courts 1856 opinion,
referring to the right of the
pupils to seek enforcement of
the injunction, these same
propositions we're suggested.
But in 1857 no ground whatso-
ever was rendered for such
considerations. The opinion
then commented, a.. we have
no administrative decision with
which to commence. save in
one instance. Now the prem
Uses are offered.
Weighing these, the court
cannot say that as to 26 of the
80 pupil-plaintiffs their appli-
cations for transfer to white"
schools were refused without
substantial supporting evil
dence. AS to the remaining
four. refusal of their applica-
lions for transfer is not justi-
fed in the evidence. They are
Ronald Deskins, Michael Gerard
Jones, Lance Dwight Newman
and Gloria Dolores Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

frequently found in areas. likt
Arlington County, urban il
character,
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legislation because Of oppoSi-
ton by several business groups.
Some influential HOUSE Demo-
Gratis also contend that Con-
rress should not adjourn IN this
election year without passing
what they regard as compare
lively mild labor legislation
such as the Kennedy bill.
Rules Suspension
Under House procedure, bills
can be called No under aispen-
sion Of the rules on the Arst
and third Mondays Of each
month. or during the last six
days Of the session II an adj
journment resolution has been
adopted in advance. Ordinarily
the House does not adopt an
adjournment resolution until q
few hours before adjourning.
On Monday. August IS, n
Congress Is still In session. a
House member conceivably
could be recognized by Speaker
Rayburn to bypass the Educa-
ton and Labor and the Rules
Committees and call up the
Kennedy-Ives bill under sus-
pension OF the rules. The
measure then would be debated
for not more than 40 minutes.
II would have to be voted upon
without amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

ficials have consumed many
hours composing replies.
Bulganin and Khrushchev
speeches using Soviet cliches
worn thin on their own prop
uganda machines have had
comparatively little world i'm
pact, whether delivered inside
the Soviet Union or in one
of the Soviet satellites.
But when the same cliches
have been used in letters to
Mr.. Eisenhower. the worlds
great newspapers and broad
casting networks have given
them wide distribution.
There is a widespread sus-
piciop that Mr.. Khrushchev's
bid to keep summit negotiations
alive in his Tuesday letter was
intended mainly to keep this
propaganda outlet open.
Short Note Proposed
Some officials here think the
Soviet Premier should be sent
a short note acknowledging re-
ceipt of the Tuesday letter and
referring him to the General
Assembly for the American
reply.
Exchanges for the past eight
months or more have not beer
particularly productive, officials
say. There have been proposal:
and contemporaries, but nc
summit meeting has been held
Whether the United State:
could afford to Spurn CORE
spondence from the Soviet
leadership. even If convinced Of
its insincerity, is of course q
matter which Secretary Dulles
and Mr.. Eisenhower must de-
eide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Fund Bill OK
SpursHopefor
Labor Reform
ny ROBERT X. WALSH
star staf writer

House approval OF = bin re-
quiring disclosure Of employe
welfare and pension funds gave
a ray of hope today TO members
seeking House action on a Sen
ate-approyed measure dealing
with labor union practices.
Reports that the Kennedy
Ives bill was practically dead In
the House Education and Labor
Committee may have been ex-
aggerated. There Is a posi-
bility II could be brought up
under suspension Of the rules
August 10 unless Congress adj
journs before that date. In any
event. Speaker Rayburn re-
marked 10 reporters that
everything Is possible around
here at this time Of the year"
The pension and welfare
fund bill. passed on'a voice vote
by the House late yesterday,
probably will 60 TO q House.
Senate conference TO iron out
differences with a somewhat
stronger bill passed SO to Q
last April by the Senate. Sen
ator Kennedy, Democrat Of
Massachusetts,. said II is pos
sible the Senate would save
time simply by adopting the
House version.
Il welcome the House &C.
tion," he told the Associated
Press. because II means We
viii get a bill this session. The
Senate version Is a stronger
bill and ! hope we can restore
at least q part Of the Senate
language"
Would Curb Abuses
The other Senate bill. or
which the House has not vel
acted. was sponsored by Sen
ator Kennedy and Senator Ives
Republican Of New York. II
is designed to curb some abuses
of the kind disclosed at the
Mcclellan committee hearings
to assure more democratic con-
duct Of some union elections
and also to liberalize various
provisions Of the Taft-Hartley
Act.
When that bill reached the
House several weeks ago it was
kept on the Speakers desk
until the Education and Labor
Committee reported out a pen.
sion and welfare disclosure bill
Mr.. Rayburn explained HI
wanted to make sure that q
committee fight over the Ken
nedy-Ives bill would not bloch
the disclosure bill. The Ken
nedy-Ives bill. now in thai
committee, had been given littlt
chance of being reported out
Democratic leaders, however
are understood to be Worried
by possible charges that the!
are unwilling to fight for tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
U. S. Hoping to Blunt
Soviet Edge in Letters

plan afoot in the State Department to cut of the
stream Of EastWes summit correspondence which has been
such a propaganda bonanza for the Soviet Union.
Some officials here opportunity to avoid replying for
may To Soviet Premier Khrushchevs Tuesday letter and
him instead through proposed special session Of the
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HOSIERY. ROBES. PAJAMAS

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All shrink resistont ". W. H. HALF PRICE OR LESS 81 IS
248-$l so and Sl75 NonShEnk AWool Hose Black noVy
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Victoria Prince chores Dress compbel ond 49, SI595
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hodes and iocauords neoy trimmed 3. C. 1895
ss-$I75o 70 $3.50 Finest Poiomos. Son stripe silk ono
nNIons d GlA QS
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3z-S,5 Itsisn Silk Suits Block, novN brown $3.50
1888 pseron end Wool Suits lahtest 6ounee cloth Hond
somsy styled ond toored. Navy blue. brown ---S $3.50
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Blues TONS oroys S74.50
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- o.
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40. Al short; SO long, 40 extra long $3.50
ls-$s25o Shawl Color Lightweight Tuxedos Midnight blue
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43-Sis Lsbow Lshtwesht TvxedO Midnight blue showI coli
lo block peck ope All sizes 81 TO 46 reouo SO to 4 on1
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$3.50 Nationally Famous
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Now $47.50

First time on sole anywhere Wosh, dry in machine and
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sorey styled ldeol for and for early foil All
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The Lesls q 7bos Sahz G4O9 G Street,
Further RunC1l0nS

made
further reductions wh broken lots and added Of timely
This chance make considerable savings things
9n the Best choice early
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United Nations General As
sembly. They are expected to
propose this to Secretary of
State Dulles when he returns
from Brazil today.
The Bulganin Khrushchev
letter-writing spree has been a
huge success for Kremlin prop
agandists and an annoyance for
the State Department and
President Eisenhower, in the
view Of some department off,
cials.
Speeches Lose Impact
Besides the wide publicity the
Soviet position gets through the
letters. the State Department
and other Western foreign Of
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LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT JACKETS, Isl Floor

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il1-S1oSo Cotton Cord ws,hsbs Josks BY famous moksr
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body cord stripes Al ss-----------------S SASS
l1l-S3e.So end $4S Jackets Linen ond oan cotton Solid
eoos OF noiuo noVY ond Give Interesting henobone stripes
d 49,. b.
3s-S3S Lightweight Jses Silk ord cotton ond cotton
bozel striped cotton. Good size HAlF PRICE $3.50
9-S41So end $3.50 Jackets All wool zephyr weight ruted
stripes ord looso silk Az sizes $3.50
z6-S42So Swiss Lonela Jsekss Torton ond checks
Broken ronoe S27.oS
e-Slsso Linen Leisure Jssks by Geo Heller" Notulo ond
hoVy 9xes W, " 9IT.oU
FINE SUMMER SUITS
63-S2s7S Femoussks Cotton Wssh Suits Horne cords OF
light blue, ond ofoY Good ronoe reouo shorts
longs and extro longs SiS.oS
S1-SS2So wsshsnd-Wser Suits. Tooed BY forous noker
Blend Of doeron ond cotton Neo ond solids Broken
tonas reouors shorts longs $3.50
37-S7s.So n. Freeman Dseron end Wored Suits Solids.
poids hornes Blues ond grows Good size onoe S6S so
43-SsS lideseent Silk Suits Blues and browns Reouo shorts
onos eStro longs $3.50
S7-sss end SOS Au-Woo Tropical Suits by Lebow Navy.
$3.50
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MODEL .AIRPLANE, radio controlled
Saturday. July 90: vicinity North
Forestyille Reward for Under or
information leading to recovery. 10
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UNDERWEAR, HANDKERcHIEFS

136-SzSo Mereexed Broodeoth Boxer Shorts Full cut Son.
forzed Whites solid colors stripes 81 to 40 81 40
3s8-$ISo Swiss Rib undershis end combed Yarn TShirts
with sleeves s. M, l. M
23l-$loo Irish Linen Handkerchief Hand rolled 1891 Csc
l74-$l5o Irish Linen HsndkeFehiefs Loroe size Csc
$3.50 Sport Belts D6J Anderson oinohom toons. Sizes
6 IA l. HALF PRICE 81 %
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EMBR0IDERED PICTURE Of ballerina
on white satin, in box; lost Woodward
A. Lothrop's. Wednesday: great sem
timental value; reward. OIL. 6-1607,
aSk for MRS. REDLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
FALL SUITS AND oUTERcoATs

1855 Lebow Suits Unfinished worsteds in soroht blue Good
size ronoe ------------------- SS4.50
3S-Ss5 Lebow SaxonY Fonns Suits Cambridge For book
school business Good size SSA so
65-Si5 Imported Worsfed Hsuinsbonss Fine suits oxford
ooy medium oroy, brown noVy All sizes regulars, shorts
longs exo $3.50
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lines Reeuor shorts longs longs S68.50
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university Reouo shorts longs extra longs S6S, so
z3-S795 50 Imported Tweed Suits Tons and qoys. 40 as
reoulor; a. 46 long; 40 long so
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oroys tons browns. Foir ronos of sizes------S64
9-Sil0 lebow MoFsfed Suits Neo plonds SO, a., as
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49, 46 regular; 3d. 40 AZ short; 40 As long sos so
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49, 40, A. "A reouor; Al short So6. so
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SPoRTSWEAR First Floor

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chor-bown, blue 32-36 S4.95
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stripes. 81 TO SO S5.o5
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s-SseS Dacron end cotoa Leisure Sscks Belt
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chor-oroy Peoted and pont fronts. 29-42 Sl5.o5
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olive 81 3d. A. "a, 46 reg; SO, AZ short $3.50
Al Sales Final .. No Exchanges 9. No LOya,oa,
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FOUND

DoG, Virs-haired terrier. female. black.
Heeht Co., Silver Sprins Nd JU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

PARAKEET. male. blue, banded name
MIKE: vic. Colonial villaEe, Va:
reward IA R-lbO7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

PARAKEET. blue, band on leg, No.
B-2l0. Reward. Call DR.. KRAMER,
Alaska Ave. Animal Hospital. 1871
Alaska ave. NV. ia, 9-9l99 or Ju
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Speeches Lose Impact
LOST

BEAGLE, albino, Skipper" lie. No.
1880, vic. 18th and Adams Mil I'd
Reward. CO. 5-l652.
BILLFOLD, red, vic. 18th and Pa. ave;
contained some money. reward. Elk.
$4,000. Ext. 294s, or WA. 7-142s
CANARY, gold color; vic. New Jersey
and 2 NV. tn. 2-3S65, Q am. to
. pm.
CAT, black, altered male, green collar;
named 'Feiix";. vic. Merrineld. Va
CAT, silver shaded, Persian, female,
low, Va: reward. JE. 3-7765.
DOG, German shepherd, Is mos. old;
Chillum vic, Monday. HE. 10000.
DOG, lie. black German shepherd z
mes old. wearing silver chain: an
swers 20 Thunder" vic. Mass. ave
ext: very friendly. Reward. OIL.
.-6044.
DOG, Belgian shepherd. female, light
ian: answers to name Missy; in
Rockville pike area; reward. ST
DOG, Brittany spaniel. spayed. bitch.
n s from n kvens ssf Fs anH o DSsf Psrs
mon Tree I'd; no collar; coat medium
length; size, small 2S lbs. 5 wears
old. answers to 'Dede Reward,
500. W. W. RAPLEY, Empire 5-l1lS
DOG, boxer. male. months. fawn,
white paws. white patch on chest
s Sss es52: q Tswar Ass $50 cL
D0G. German shepherd, aged female: .
worn on: wearing red leather collar
sos reward. JE. 2-6b32.
EMBROIDERED PICTURE Of ballerina
on white satin, in box; lost woodward
A. Lothrop's, Wednesday. great SEN
timental value; reward. OIL. 6-i607,
ask for MRS. REDLER.
MODEL AIRPLANE, radio controlled,
red ,u. and yellST ANA llf No N lTs
Forsstvili. Reward for hinder or
information leading to recovery. 10
PARAKEET. male, blue, banded: name
'Nixie,"; vic. Colonial VillaSe, Va;
reward. ia. S-lbO7.
PARAKEET, green and yellow. band
on les. Call EN-. 1892,
PARAKEET. blue, band on leg, No.
B-2l0. Reward. Call DR.. KRAMER,
Assks ave- N.e nm Hlm IA s ssise or ~ ~
i-sSlb.
PARAKEET, HIGHT blue and gray: named
Marty" Brown; talks well: liberal
reward Ju 5-2574.
PARROT, green, with red head: vic.
Pitt and Franklin sts., Alex, Va
Phone TIE. 6-O6S9.
POCKETBOOK, large. white, contain
ing Z Or. prescription glasses, set OF
centuries. VIII. 6-3l55
WATCH, white sold, lady's, with black
band: Tuesday, pm, vie. Illinois ave
Hamilton-Ga. ave, reward. RA. g.
$3.50.
WATCH, white sold Longins. without
crystal and band; vic Arl. Towers,
Boiling ALB. Reward. IL 5-670O.
Ext. 6-sS43. ia, 7-2S2O,
WRIST WATCH, lady's diamond plat
mum heirloom, Cartier makes lost
Shoreham Hotel Terrace or vicinity
Saturday eve. Reward. DE. 2-4720
WRIST WATCH. ladyS yellow sold
Elein; Lee Lexington shopping ctr
20 downtown area by Va. bus; reward
Ia. 6-SSSl.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, sold: vie. i3tf
AND Eve SITS. sentimental value
Ia owner. EN-. 3-la37.
FOUND
MIR .tra - t...K.- f.--.f. 49,.
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DOG, great dane, faVn, male: VIC.
West Hyattsyille. Nd, AP, 7.36s6.
DOG, Boston terrier. in vie. Of Fails
harness. JE s-lS61
KEYS (sl. corner 2ist and Pa. ave.
NV; tag Louise" RE LOSES,
Ext III, after pm
FIRSHEEI; Blue ard trsy; we Corn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

PARAKEET, green and yellow, band
on lea Call EN-. 3-3192,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

DOG, Brittany spaniel. spayed. bitch,
white. with tan ears and face mark
inss; from Avenel Farm on Persim-
mon Tree rd.; no collar; coat medium
old: answers to "Dede Reward,
5000. W. w RAPLEY, Empire b-l113
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

DOG. German shepherd, aged female
answers to "Babs": both lower fangs
worn OF: wearing red leather collar
sos reward. JE. 2-6b32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

DOG, boxer. male. months, fawn,
white paws. white patch on chest
white stripe down face; Terry" vic
Chevy Chase: reward, $50. OIL. 4-4S65
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

CAT. silver shaded, Persian. female,
SPACED. vie. Spring dr., Sleepy Hol-
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At, black, altered male, green collar;
FAMED 'Felix"; vic. Merriheld, Va T;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

PARROT, green, with red head: vic.
Pitt and Franklin Sta, Alex, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

WATCH, white sold, iady's, with black
band; Tuesday, pm, vie Illinois ave =
Hamilton-Ga. ave; reward. RIA. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

DOG, Beigian shepherd. female, light
ian: answers to name Missy; in
Rockville pike area; reward. ST
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DOG, German Shepherd, 10 mos. old;
Chillum vic, Monday. HE. 9-0996.
DOG, Ice. black German shepherd. 2
mes old. wearing silver chain; an
swers 70 Thunder" vic. Mass. ave
ext: very friendly. Reward. OIL.
.-f044
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BEAGLE, albino, skipper" lie. No.
1880; vic. 18th and Adams Mill I'd
Reward. CO. 5-l652.
BILLFOLD, red, vic. 18th and Pa. ave. ;
contained some money reward. Elk.
3-64O0. Ext. 294s, or WA. 7-142s
CANARY, gold color; vic New Jersey
snd 2 NV. tn. 2-3S65, Q am. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

WRIST WATCH, Iady's diamond plat
nun heirloom, Cartier make; lost
S snt,Ie Hotel Terrace Or yleninity'
WRIST WATCH. lady'S. yellow sold,
Elain; Lee Lexington shopping ctr.
70 downtown area by Va. bus; reward.
LA 6-SSSl.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, sold; vic, 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Aircraft Cannon Shells
Fall on Three Houses

SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Wis,
Mar. 10 (P.-Explosive cannon
shells whipped out of the sky
last night, pelting streets and
hammering into at least three
houses.
No one was injured, but resi-
dents of the area we're warned
to be on the lookout for any
other shells which might be
unexploded.
The blue-tipped projecriles
were identified as shells from
20-millimeter cannon mounted
on American military aircraft.
In Washington. the Air Force
ordered an inspection team to
Sheboygan Falls to make a
check.
The Air Force said a BAT
bomber from Lockbourne Air
Force Base. near Columbus,
Ohio, has been identified as
having been in that area about
the time of the accident. The
Air Force has an over-water
practice firing range about rs
miles southeast of Sheboygan
Falls over Lake Michigan.
The shells struck shortly
after 7 pm. in this area. which
is about IS miles north Of
Milwaukee.
Projectiles pierced the roofs