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to accept a 5000 payoff to in
fluence legislation.
Mr.. Cox filed the charge in
court a few minutes before he
appeared before the Travis
County grand jury. Bond OF
$1,000 was set.
Both men are key witnesses in
a legislative investigation Of the
affair.
Newsmen to Testify
Representative Wade Spilman
of McAllen. committee chair
man. said the witnesses today
would include Ed Watson and
Bill Bradford of the Conroe
(Tex.) Daily Courier. The news.
men said the accused member
Representative Cox, SO. of Con-
roe. told them he agreed to &C
cept the money as part of a
lobbyist trap.
House Speaker Waggoner Carr
Of Lubbock testified before the
committee last night and sale
Mr.. Cox consulted with hin
about the alleged bride offer. Mr.
Carr said Mr.. Cox wanted tt
kill himself after admitting ht
agreed to take the bride.
Earlier in a fearful speech be.
fore the House. Mr.. Cox main.
tanned he consented to accept
the bride in a plan to traI
crooked lobbyists"
Play Tape Recording
Mr.. Cox was charged after DR.
Harmon presented to Mr.. Carr 9
tape recording of an alleged
conversation with Mr.. Cox in 9
hotel room here.
DR.. Harmon said he agreed tt
withdraw his bill that would, ir
effect, put naturopaths out Of
business in Texas. Naturopath:
use natural therapy in healing
rather than drugs or surgery
and are licensed under a statute
that Mr.. Cox's bill would have
repealed.
Mr.. Carr testified that Mr.
Cox came to him last Tuesday
just before officers were to arrest
Mr.. Cox in the House chamber
HE was walking and pacing
the floor, crying on occasion anc
threatening to kill himself" Mr.
Carr said. II advised him tina
was a foolish thing to do be-
cause it wouldn't clear his nam,
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and would only bring sadness
to his wife and family"
Advised mot to Run"
Mr.. Cox disappeared from the
House before officers arrived. but
turned up IL hours later in
Conroe and posted $1,000 bond
II told him there was nothing
II could do because the matter
was in the hands of the author
Iities." Mr.. Carr testified. but
II advised him not to run"
Mr.. Cox also appeared before
the committee and repeated the
contention he made in his dra.
matte speech before the House
that the offer to accept the
bride was made Ito go alone
with the plan" to trap CROOKED
lobbyists" He also agreed tt
take q lie detector test. provided
lit was given by a nationally
known technician.
/ Commenting on the statement
by Mr.. Cox in San Antonio. DR.
Harmon said: "Well. he had tt
have some defense. Perhaps hi
was trying to catch crooked lob.
byiStS. But I'm not a lobbyist
This was my first experience II
Austin. He has been there two
terms"
On cross examination. Mr.
Carr quoted Mr.. Cox as saying
Representative Ed Sheridan O.
San Antonio and George Forc
of Bogata had urged him to TAXI
the $4,000 offered by DR.. Har'
mon. Mr.. Carr said Representa-.
tive Jim Hefiin Of Houston ar.
ranged a meeting between Mr.
Cox and DR.. Harmon.
| All three legislators appeared
before the Travis County CRANE
jury yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
|Mi||er's Trial
Slated May Is

Playwright Arthur Miller today
pleaded not guilty to charges of
contempt Of Congress and date
for the trial was set for May 10.
Mr.. Miller, who is the husband
of Actress Marilyn Monroe, en-
tered his plea before Federal
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin in
United States District Court. He
remains free on $1,000 bond
pending trial. The playwright,
CARRIED in a brown tweed sports
jacket. black sweater and gray
flannel Stacks. was accompanied
by his attorney. Joseph L. Rauh
jr.. who was granted 80 days in
which to file motions.
The charges against Mr.. Miller
stem from his refusal to name
other members of a Communist
writer's group with which he was
associated in 1947.
Cites Conscience
He had told members of the
House Committee on Un-Amer-
lean Activities last June that his
conscience" would not permit
him to name others and bring
trouble to them.
The House group at the time
was investigating use Of Amer
lean passports by Communists
At the time Of his appearance
before the committee, Mr.. Miller
had pending an application fol-
a European passport so that hi
could accompany his wife to Eng.
land where she was to make 6
motion picture. The passport
subsequently was issued to him
Judge Mclaughlin, in another
contempt case involving DR.. Otto
Nathan. executor of the estate
OF Albert Einstein. set April Q!
as date of DR.. Nathan'S trial.
Pleads Not Guilty
+ DR.. Nathan pleaded not guilty
and was allowed liberty under
1000 bond.
I The charges against the Ger.
man-born DR.. Nathan followed
his refusal to tell members Of
the House Committee on I'm
American Activities last June /:
whether he had ever been q
Communist. He also refused tc
say whether an affidavit he filed
in connection with a passport
application was true or false. In
the affidavit he had said he had
never been a Communist.
Neither Mr.. Miller nor DR.
Nathan invoked the Fifth
Amendment privilege against an
swering questions which might
tend to incriminate them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Polio Shots Started

STOCKHOLM. - Sweden has
started to inoculate 100000 chill
dren between the ages of 3 and
10 with American-made polio
vaccine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

or stock resulting from the con-
version Of those bonds would be
advised of the firms finances.
3 Magazines Dropped
Crowell- Collier. admittedly in
deep debt when the bonds were
sold, last year suspended publi-
cation of all three of it's maya
zines-American. Woman's Home
Companion and Golfers. The
firm still publishes books.
The next main step is up to
the commission. It will be asked
to decide if any regulations were
violated and whether further
hearings will be necessary.
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moned today to Municipal Court
where she was charged.
Recent Fires Aroused Alarm

Recent Fires AROUSED Alarm
Recent fires killing patients in
convalescent homes aroused
alarm in the License Depart
Iment, Mr.. Spiess said, and the
fire hazard at Mrs. Browns
boarding house is a major factor
in the Municipal Court prosecu-
ton.
Reginald Audrick, Mrs. Brown &
lawyer. said he would ask for
a weeks delay in the Municipal
Court case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Texas Lowmoker Files
Charge in Bride Case

AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. Q9-Sate Representative James E.
Cox of consenng accept brbe today filed charge
Of offering Howard Harmon Of San Antonio
president Naturopathc Physicians Association.
DR.. Harmon the whose accusations naming the law
maker led the filing charge against Mr. Cox Of conentng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
ExEc SITly5ys ESSSRSEsTARY
FILE CLERK

White; 25 to IS: apply in person 70
Mr.. Thompson. 3rd Floor, 7i1 eth
st. NV, BERoMANN's. No phone
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Adm. SECY. SSTU
NO FEE
For director Of research organiza-
lion; days.
Secy. 1-GirI Ofc. $3.50
Beautiful Conn, ave. location;
viii meet public, plus enjoy respon-
sIbility In absence Of executive.
ACCOUNTANT $4,000
For busy trade association: inter-
esting work. In attractive surround
lnss; VIII supervise small stan; 3d.
SECY., AIRLINE $500
Busy once. plus public contact:
downtown, 3 days.
IINDEXER $4,000
Liberal arts degree preferred;
library experience helpful: 5 DAYS;
for research organization: under 35.
|RECEPTIONIST $3.50
No typing; prefer airlines expert
ence: will handle busy phone, plus
meeting many people In person; 8
TRAINING ASST. $500
In once Of prominent professional;
will work with children, plus coun-
selling and general once work: must
type; will handle detail relative to
ONCE and patient administration
LIBRARY CLERK S270
Some tipping; will handle. involve
clerical work, not circulation; 8
|CLERK-TYPIST $3.50
WIN assist receptionist, plus train
on. dlctaphone.
Claims Trainee $3.50
For national insurance organization;
excellent salary advance, plus good
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 sheraton Bldg. I'll 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
TV TECHNICIAN

6PHOLsTERER. exper, steady:
MWNY 3 COUNTRY UPkRois iTkss
ING, 613 81 wash. Pals Church.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once.
Must be experienced. Year round
work. top wages. Apply DRAPERs
Co, 1892 PenWick ct. ne.
WATCHlGAKBR, TO assist in repair
department. Must be experienced.
sales ability necessary; 40-hour
week. Apply SEARS, ROEBUCK q
Co, 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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!Ies sEsI Ed s:s 81 s s: !. .:sI
MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg, RE. 7-441l
733 18th st. NV. at II
ADM. SECY. $50
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TRANSPORTER

For leading weekly news MAGAZINE;
work will consist primarily Of
sus. SSnd S sn1 d sens5S ' ne
general once experience: tape-
recording experience preferred;
minimum aecurate tvuing speed OF
90 w.p.m.. good BACKGROUND IN
correct English usage essential
Pleasant working conditions In air
conditioned huilding. Many COM
bany benefits.
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Bookkeeper : Typist
For dress shop; salary open. JOAN
HOBERTS, HOO Conn. ave. ct y.
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Do YOU KNOW

Someone able to teach music pri.
vately to child beginners. $3.50
pm. daily plus 0-5 Sat.7 0oOt
pay. Personality TO influence chile
towards further music study mort
Important than experience. Boz
63-L, Star.
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STEAM ENGINEER. white, middle
sss sa 4ss sIaI star w. szOO mo
6TOCR CLERK-Medicai surgical,
supply experiences. Write Box 40
y. star.
DTOCK CLERKs white, lO-hr. Wk.;
vacation and benefits. Give em-
ployment reference and expected
saiary. Apply Box 27b-L. Star.
tHocKRfAN, experienced with
Suired. n. S. KIN0 Co. 4fO
1ss.ssu .Si, PIE Fans Church. Va
fAILORs experienced IN ladies' and
meniS alterations. full VI. employ
ment. Call ~. $500.
ciSs listed $500 Sc. 900 sALTo.
TCHR9, AGENCY. Sf0 n Charles
or. Balto., Nd Mulberry B-6S5Ol.
EKACHERS, white, trained. see our
I'D under Help Women" ADAMS
TEACHERS AQCY., 1S41 q NV.
TECHNICAL WRITER, eiectronics
70 $1,000 to start. SWELLING q
eNkLAINg sAes0cx.. COS 18th ct.
ffNNERs good ail-round mechanic.
Must be able to install tin roofs.
Apply A. EHERLY's SONS. HOS
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANTS
ID. C. EMPI.- EXCHANG

High hourly rates.
IALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY.
SUITE 81 Dr. a "a it'A St. NV
ACCTG. elk, SIS : $50
Some ss,A typ3ins, trade assn; bkkpsi !
Payroll elk. exper. S76
Bkkpr., restaurant $40 plus meals
Asst. Bkkprs,, several $40
Bkkpr., part time Sc hr,
sECRErARIEs-sTENos
Exec. secy, engr. co.----.-$Sb
Seeys.. Law ofcs. 4eO-Ssh
Seeys., some college 900 ",
Secy., light bkkpg. $50
9tenos.. scientific 900
Temp. stenos.; 40 wks. Omen
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Publication elk. type 1890 VI
Typists. some dlctaph. SO
Recep. -TyplsL 2l-35: engrs.--s21l
Reeep- Typist. doctors ofe. $50
Proofrea der. Bethesda 80 $3.50
Temp. typists, "a mon, $3.50
Cashier Teller. 1890: Va.----S6d
Burrs. Bkkprs.. t2D ------S6 Sos
Voucher elk; Sc: type 500
Inv. OK, some typtng
ocssfk E z4o $50 R;si Pm. rHURsDASYsss
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

~ BENCHlTAN. White only. must
Be experienced. salary open; s.
day week. Apply 71O3 Marlboro
pike sc, or ean RI. b-ee6e.
Nv sERVICEMAN: outside: salaFy
open; commission on sales; trans
poItaticn and tools furnished
BRIDGE RD.s MCLEAN, va. IL.
0-3077.
Nv BERVICEMAN, outside. part
time. Must have car and be able
to repair TV sets. Good salary,
permanent position. Call LA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

need . man who is not afraid
70 work; between the ages Of 90.
80; with personality. drive, de.
Termination and leadership ability
Experienced in firing and trairinp
salespeople IN the direct sellln1
q Si56-SSCO weekly. same positior
in other areas has paid over SIS.
900 in first IL months. II you dc
not have all the above qualifica.
tons. do not answer this ad. Write
WI. e. scHEETz, Newark. New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

s ...S l HESNE ~ y ssS' nid "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

YOUNG MAN, II you are 81 OF
older end have considered the
possibility Of the real estate pro-
tession we would like TO discuss
our proposition with you. Will
train several min and prepare
them to pass the virginia real
estate salesman examination. II
you are willing to work and am
pltloue 70 earn 2 substantial in
SSo oiSsoe' eau Mr. NICHOLSON u.
YOUNG MAN. now looking for work
who has ambition and desire to
learn Ia,,,.,,,, new snd greyiRs eiecttonie e
Of eli equipment and make equip
ment setups. keep stock, type. etc. /:
salary commensurate with exper.
Service record. BOX a7i-L, Star.
YOUNG MAN
For est. laundry and dry cleaning
30, married. Exper. not nee. Must
be willing to work and learn; SIS
guar. plus. comm. and bonuses, In
tervleWS "a pm. 9 & s LAUN-
Dry IRaY 14lg Baltimore ave. Bla-
YOUNG MAN
Experience NOT necessary: must be
willing TO work and learn as auto
salesman for large 0Mc dealer In
used.eer dept: excellent WORKING
CONDITIONS and many employe bene-
nts: drawing. account to right man;
f sex' o mg5E s ssss sood references,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
A CAREER
IN FOOD
RETAILING
OPERATIONS

Attention male resident.
in the following Maryland
localities:
Cheverly Kent Village
Landover -Bladensbure
Lanham Hyattsvillt
Applications are now be-
ing accepted for employ
ment in both the FOOD and
MEAT DEPARTMENTS OF
our NEW Annapolis Road
store in Prince Georges
County. No experience is
necessary. You are trained
on the job while earning a
minimum Of $50 per week
Permanent employment
and the opportunity for ad-
vancement are offered tc
men who have a good past
record, a sincere interest in
learning and who enjoy
customer service work.
Many additional employt
benefits and placement In
your residential area are
available to those WHIT
qualify.
Applicants with a high
school education who arr
81 to IS years Of age ar,
preferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ealesmou. experienced. vacuum
cleaner. sevins machine, books,
storm windows o. any speciality
close 8 out OF 3; average $50 COM
mission, per order-full cash COM
mission Immediately. Call CO,
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a. MONDAY! ONE DAY ONLY!
From $50 q. m. TO 900 /

House & Hermann cleans out huge warehouse
stocks to make room for new shipments of merchant
disc. Never before such SAVINGS on home fur
nishines!
Sacrificing all odd pieces incomplete sets, model
home Samples, discontinued styles, many one of
kind and many deluxe suites from regular stock.
Yes-you actually save up to 1870 off, Some
items slightly soiIed or marked-but at reduc-
tons like these you just can't afford not to buy.
Sale held MONDAY ONLY at downtown store, 9TH
and Eye Sts NV Here's just sample of the
bargains you'll find FREE PARKING! You are in
vited to take advantage of our Convenient Budget
Terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Odd Lot Panel Bed, Twin or Full Size; Maple, Ma
pie. Mahogany, Grey. Walnut. etc. Values from
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Modern Walnuf China. Glass Doevs
7-Pe. chFems Dinetse, IS" Table,
5 Side Chairs, ] Arm Chair. -.
3-Pe. Modern LINED Oak, Double
Dresser Chest, Bookcase Bed
3-Ps. Antique White Provincial
Bedroom, Triple Dresser &
Mirror, Chest on Chest, Book
ease Bed
Mahogany Or Maple Double Dresser
Modern Walnut Dining Table with
; Extension Lssvss .......
7-Pe. 18th Century Mahogany Buf-
fst, China, Table, 4 Chairs -.
y-Pe. Chrome Dinetts .........
Odd LINED Oak Double Dresser
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3-Pe. Modern Sectional Sofa :. ,49ss 1914

3-Ps. Antique White Provincial
BsdFoom, ~" 12-Drswer Triple
Dresser, chest-on-c Chest, Bed !.
3-Pe. 18th Century Msbossny Bed
room, Dresser. ckest, Bed $50.
e-Ps. Modern LINED Oak Dining
Room: Bsesksvont chlns, Buffet,
Table. ) Side ] Arm Chain. !.
1-Pe. Georgian Mshossny Bedroom
Suite, Double Dresser. Chest, Bed
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Odd Vanity Benehes !.
9-Pe. 18th Century Mahogany
Dining Suite, Buffet, chins, Ia
bic, 5 Side Chairs, Arm Chair. :.
InneFspVins Hollywood Bed, 80"
Mattress Box Springs on SIX legs
3-Pc. Solid Maple Foam Sofsbed
Suite, Sofabed, Chair. Rocker
Ksrpen Modern Konvertsbls Sleep
Mattress to Sleep Two. -.
36"x60" Etched Glass Mirror !.
Modern Grey Drop Leaf Ext. Table
5-Pe. Modern LINED Oak Dinests
with Genuine Plsstie-Top Table
SesIy Firm Hollywood Bed, Inner.
spring Mattress, Box Spring Oh
six legs, 80" size ...........
2-Pe. Modern Foam Living Room
Suite. Jumbo Arms ,....
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Odd Lot Bookcase Beds, Twin and Full Size. Fruit
YES from 1925 TO 1875. .......... 1875
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Regency DeeoFsses Sofa with Fringe
3-Pe. Maple Bedroom Suite. Dresser
and Mirror, Chest, Bed ......
KroehIer 100s6 NyIon and Foam
Modern chaFcoaf Sofa .....
2-Pe. kroehIer Smsvtset Foam and
Frieze Sectional Sofa ........
3-Pe. Solid Rock Maple Triple
Dresser chest-on-c Chest Bed
APE. Modern Foam Long and ShoEt
Sectional Sofa
Modern Grey Mshosany Buffet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Modern headboards left over from fine Penn
Suites. Assorted finishes -. 1875 4.7
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Odd Lot Mite Tables left over from Bedroom
Suites. Assorted finishes. Values from 24o5 to
1875 .................... s76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

Globe knuekIe Arm Nylon Cen
tIemsn's Lounge Chair -. 2le.o5 1888
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6-Pe. Modern Charcoal Dining
Room, China, Table, 4 Chairs \.
Lane Lined Oak Spun Brass Leg
Step Tables -.
2-Pe. Early American Grand Rapids
Living Room Suite
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2-Pe. Grand Rapids Contemporary
Foam Sectional Sofa
Ebony & Lined Oak Corner Table
3-Pe. Danish Modern Cherry Bed
room, Triple Dresser & Mirror,
Chest on Chest, Bed -.
3-Pe. Modern Grey Double Dresser
& Mirror, Chest, Bed .......
Regency Decorator Sofa, Charcoal
and Pink Drape Fringe
2-Pe. Grand Rapids Provincial Sec
tionsl Sofa, Solid Mahogany
Frame in Fruitwood Finish. -.
Early American Foam Sofa -.
3-Pe. Modern Walnut Bedroom,
Double Dresser. Chest, Bed. j.
Kingsley Sweetheart Sack Mate
lasse Moon Mist Grey Sofa. !.
French Provincial Foam Sofa !.
3-Pe. Modern cordovan Double
Dresser, Chest, Bookcase Bed
APE. Solid Mahogany Grand Rapids
Living Room Suite. !. .....
4 Glea
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Modern Foam Lounge Chair -.
Simmons Wool Friezs Lounge Chair
Lawson NyIon Lounge Chairs. /.
Kins-Sixs Mohslr Foam Ssst and
Back Lounge ChsiF
Lswittes DeeeEstev Scroll Arm
Foam Lounge Chair
2-Pe. Danish Modern Sofabed Suite
Opens 10 sleep z, matching ehsil
Ape. lansvspvins Sessbsd Suite !.
APE. KFoehIeF Dsvsno Suite. Sofa
opens with innevspvlns mattress
20 sleep rive
26"x2o" Plsts Glass Mirror. -.
APE. Simmons Sefsbed Suite /.
Wrought Iron and Lined Oak Cor.
neP Table -.
Ksvpen Regency Foam KonveFtabIs
Sleep Sofa with Duo Rest Mat.
tress 10 sleep two ......
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MODERN roam OecasIonal CHAIR osSo $500
Kenmsr NyIon and Plastic Contour
Chair .................... 1895 7s.41
BerkIine Modern 3-in-l Hi-Daek
Rocker and Ottoman 800. 1925 1853:
French Provincial Fsn-Baek Chair 1895 56.2:
Solid Mahogany Victorian Velvet
Spot Chairs ......... $500 40.7l
BerkIine Tapestry Platform Chair GAPS 3e.41
Solid Mahogany MsrbIe-Top Con-
sole Table ............ 1900 O.4:
Solid Mahogany Slipper Rocker. 1900 H.I'
channel-Bsek Occasional Chairs 34.o5 227,
Mshossny Imported Tapestry De-
essionaI Chair ........... 59.e5 3s.A
Contemporary Button-Baek Chair 1925 4e.3
Solid Mshossny Velvet Chair. !. 1898 6e.1i
NyIon Foam Lounge Chair 49,. 1926 $50
Regency Carved Frame Foam Chair 1925 07.6:
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land. Job he took on a tempo
rary basis TO help his friend,
See HOTEL. Page Ais
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WOULD HAVE BEEN 76 TODAY
Hotel, Veteran Sports
Writer-Editor, Dead
elected,

William II. (BilD Hotel, as
sistant sports editor of The Star
until his retirement IL years ago.
died yesterday in Baltimore after
a long illness. He would have
been rs today.
Hotel, whose home was at
7403 Dartmouth avenue in Col
lege Park, Md, was with The
Star as a sports writer and edi-
tor for % years, and before
that worked on The Washington
Post.
In addition to his duties at
The Star, Bill for many years
was a journalism instructor at
the University Of Maryland and
was faculty advisor for the
student publications.
He was instrumental in form
ing the Pi Delta Epsilon journal
ism fraternity at Maryland. The
fraternity's annual award to the
student who has contributed the
most to the college publications
lis known as the Bill Hotel
Award.
Another sideline of his was
that Of sports publicist at Mary
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NATIONAL
Results Yesterday


St l.. e-iO. N Y.,a
cine 3.a Bklyn,
Milw 90 pitts
- tlst game, II
innings
Chic ~ Phila
~ end called IN
9th, curtcwJ
Game, Today
Milw W. Bklyn at
jersey CITY en-
Cine nj PITTS. "a
COnly games seized :
uledl.
Games IOmOfr0w
Chic A. " Y IN
MilW ~ Bklyn IN
81 Louis At Phila
IN
Cine. at PITTS IN !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
SCORE GOES BACK
TO CLEVELAND FOR
ANOTHER EYE TEST

BALTIMORE. June 10 (P.
Pitcher Herb Score Of the
Indians was en- route back to
Cleveland today for another
examination of his right eye.
injured by a line drive May 7.
Making his first public APP
pearance since he was hurt.
Score was interviewed briefly
last night on a CHS television
show.
Score said he had a tenta-
tive date for tomorrow with
DIR. Charles /. Thomas,
Cleveland eye specialist. He
will rejoin the Indians If the
doctor approves. he said. but
doubts that DR.. Thomas will
approve at this stage OF re-
covery.
The brilliant southpaw,
who turned "a last Friday.
has been recuperating at the
Hagerstown home OF an
uncle. A. F.. Flood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN

Results teeteTday
clev 10: wash
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NY. 5: Detroit A.
BALTIC, -5i chic.
90,
Bos So; X G., As
Games today
NY. at Detroit
Bost. at X G
(Only games sched-
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Games Tomorrow
| Wash. at X. c.. 1000
BALTIC. AZ Detroit M
N Y. at Chic. IN }.
Bost. at Clev. M.