davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-11-06

80 times faster than decOngestant
tablets that must dissolve in your
stomach before they start to work.
NAsALAIRE acts instantly, directly to
shrink swollen nasal tissues. Lets
you breathe free and easy, fast! No
unpleasant side effects. No prescriP-
ton needed.
Evening star., 1960-11-06

Nasalaire's new formula decOngeS-
tant (cyclopentyl aminopropane)
acts instantly in those areas where
it does the most good. You &c; faster,
more effective relief than you ever
dreamed possible before!
Evening star., 1960-05-07

SALESMAN, real North.
eTn Vas Most Progressive Firm
needs ore intelligent man who
wants TO work his own hours
and determine his own income
We will teach you the business
Tor which we expect your ambi-
ton. II you are hired, you can
count on $4,000 by your second
year, BARR REALTY, INC, IA.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SALESMAN

Leading wholesale beauty supply
concern, distributor OF nationally
advertised line has opening for
Clean-cut. aggressive. ambitious
young man interested in a sound
future-eStablished territory-age
25-35. Car necesSary-minimu
high-school education - drawing
accounts and cOmmiSsion-exce
lent opportunity for right man
Call RE. 1-313i for appointment
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HELP WOMEN
TELLER

Perm. position in downtown once
Of savings and loan association.
5-day, 33l4-hr. wk., liberal en-
ploye benefits. some exper. desired
Call RE. 7-6555, Ext IL
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BEAUTICIAN, for busy Beth and
HOUSE OF MILO. EX. 3-4242.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Local or long-distance furniture
moving Reas. rates, short notice.
Call OR. 4-6S57.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HELP MEN

R00FERSi must be nrst class at
tin roofs: 81 per hour. FE. g.
6S4S-
ROOFERS (2) and l helper want
ed, experienced. Call between
and :. RE. 6-525I.
ROUTE SALESMAN, SS5 up
GREENS EMPL. SERVICE, 73s
18th ST NV, DI. ISIS.
SALES ENGINEER, heating and
air eOnd, sub. Md and D. c UN
4-42S5 bet. Il and $40 nm
Evening star., 1960-05-07

SALESMAN-we are looking for
inexperienced men, 1850. to learn
selling a product that is needed
by everyone; salary and commits
sion first year, to $1,000: = wears.
$4,000 Must be clean-cut and
have car Call IN S,pS1
Evening star., 1960-05-07
MECHANIC

Wanted: good. sober. reliable used
car mechanic for used car condi.
tioning: 5-day wk., straight sal.
ary. paid vacation. all company
dement's, etc. PAGE HUGHES
BUICK. INC. Call X. Estep, JE
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DEPENDABLE mature maid desires
; days housework and /or child
care, $50 plus carefare, good
references. Ii. 6-9305.
ELDERLY WOMAN desires light
housework, or baby sitting, ref
erences. LU. l-4672,
RELIABLE LADY with son desires
housekeeping position in Nd.
area Call EV 4-l101.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my relia-
BILE colored maid. Child care and
gen. housework. Excel. with very
small children. VII. 6-4s6s after s.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h,w..
Monday. Tuesday, Friday and Sat.
References. CO. 5-0160.
COLORED LADY, exp, desires days
laundry work in private homes.
DE. 2-S96l. e
Evening star., 1960-05-07
BEAUTICIANs, male and femI

BEAUTICIAN for full or part time,
in busy N Arl. salon. IA. 1884
0r IA AnI1D
Evening star., 1960-05-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES
BUSINESS SERVICES
MOVING

BACKHOE with front loader and
operator for hire. Let us make
your work easier. Ma S-l05O.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
BEAUTICIAN
HOTEL STATLER
REAUTTCTANS

BEAUTIcIAN, pleasant work and
atmosphere, / block from Sears
wisconsin ave. EN-. 3-4353.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
TYPIST

Future reservation ONCE, SHORE
HAM HOTEL; 5-day week. Apply
in person to Mr.. Hollywood's Of
nee, $500 Calvert st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
PAINTERS
PHOTOGRAPHIC
TECHNICIAN

Young man, 20-30, experienced in
processing and printing black-and-
white film, contact printing, en-
larging and copying Excellent
employe benefits. 5-dav, 40-hour
week Box 330-C, Star.
PHYSICAL THERAPIST to work
in local hospital; Physical Their
apy Dept. Box 346-D Star.
PLUMBERS-Expe jobbing
must have D c. drivers permit
Call IA. 9-l626.
PLUMBERS-Sober, reliable; have
D. c. drivers permit and hand
tools: must understand iobbing
and remodeling Top wages. full
time Job. Call WO. 6-2224, 3 am.
to 4 pm. FE. 3-nSS1 after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY, driving Okla. City; wishes
young lady share driving, ex-
penses. Refs. exch. IA. 7-S301.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
WAITRESS

White. food experience, over 81
TORONTO RESTAURANT, S26
18Th ST NV
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BANK TELLER. wanted. some ex-
per. required. Salary open. 5-day-
wk. POTOMAC NATIONAL BANK.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SALES MANAGER
FOR
LARGE PRINTING PLANT

Exceptional opportunity for ex-
perienced printing sales executive
in one Of Washington's largest
printing plants. Call JOHN BECK
HAM. LA. 6-2666
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HELP MEN

STOCKMAN, white: wholesale beau
~ supply concern has opening for
aggressive. ambitious, reliable
young man: high-school education,
D. c. permit Phone RE, 7-3I3l
for appointment.
SWITCHBOARD AND ELEVATOR
operator. eolored. with experience
and license Call res. mgr, AID. p
i446.
TEACHERS. white. select positions
start to 1000. ADAMS TEACH.
Frs AGCY., COS l4th st. NV.
TECHNICIAN, must be exper. n
repairs of 2-Way radios: must
have I'd class radio. telephone
technieian license, must have
u. c. drivers permit; good nay
paid vacations, group hosp. other
co. benefits Apply in person
2332 Ontario I'd. NV
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Permanent position for exper. mar
in mems clothing. WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1903 Indian Head rd
Eastover shop. center. 10, 7-442l
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BANK BOOKKEEPING Machine
Operator, wanted some expeT
REQUIRED. Salary open. 5-day-Vk
POTOMAC NATIONAL BANK.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER.
Fine opportunity for exper. we'll
groomed girl with aboVe-average
steno. skill. Excellent employe
Ma s-947S. Mr.. Morris. MINI
MINING & MFG. Co
SECRETARY = Insurance agency.
Shorthand essential: excel. typist
start June ] Salary open. Call
MR.. BECKER. DE. 2-4S26.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

(. III POsAkAOL ~ loN ANONu oAuCti
OF SAVINGS and loan association.
5-day. 33I4-hr. wk-, liberal en-
ploye benefits. some eXper. desired
Call RE. 7-b555, Ext. l3.
TYPIsT; accounting frm, down
town location. 5-day wk., paid
vacation. hospitallZation. Please
call MISS GRANT, ST. 3-245s.
WAITRESS-White. for psrt-time
work: at CEDAR HILL INN. 400
Suitland I'd suitland. Nd
WAITRESS, white, experienced, fun
time FRANCISCO'S in Bethesda
OIL. 6-l2S2
WAITREsSES-Part or full time
Experienced. References. EAST
OVER DELICATESSEN, 4S35 In
dian Head rd. Sc. 10. 7-2425.
MATTRESSES
Split-shift, no Sunday, high-elas'
clientele, apply in person. ll-3
and 90 sis Conn. ave.
WAITRESS, white. over 81. with
exp. Apply in person. MOON PAL
ACE. 330S Wis. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. part-time, eve
ming hours. will train. Apply
TOPS DRIVE IN, 1901 West Broad
st. Fails Church, Va.
WAITRESS. exper. Contact MRS
LaFOREST, with The Rockville
Plaza Motor Hotel Restaurant
MATTRESSES, white: lunch and
dinner: no Sundays, uniforms and
meals furn Apply between . and
$50 pm 1909 Conn. ave. NV
WAITRESS, white, needed at the
SAVARIN RESTAURANT in Tho
-
to Miss Reichenbaugh.
WAITRESS. white, experienced. fun
time FRANCISCO'S in Bethesda
nT RTpGa
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SALESMAN

Automobile finance co. operating IL
several states wants sales repre-.
sentative for this area. Excellent
opportunity for a man with a.
nance co. experience who has the
potential and the desire to sell
Only those now making at leasl
$4,000 per vr. need apply Car
and expenses furnished. Commits.
slOn Call EM g1~OE
Evening star., 1960-05-07
A-l6 THE EVENING STAR
y Washington, D. c.
SotUrdoy, Moy J, 1860
HELP MEN
MECHANIC

MECHANIC. frst class: 5I5-dsy
week. paid vacations; guaranteed
500 week; must furnish refs
Apply HICKMAN'S ESQ, East
MontgomerY ave and North
Washington St. Rockville, Nd
Evening star., 1960-05-07
WAITRESSES

WAIIkESSES-Part or full tim
Experienced. References. EAST
OVER DELICATESSEN, 4S35 Il
dian Head I'd. Sc. 10 T-2A2
Evening star., 1960-05-07
Oil Burner Mechanics
OPERATING ENGINEER

For laboratory buildings in rural
Howard County, Maryland. Must
be exper. in the operation and
maintenance of w-presSure pack
age boiler Centrifugal Freon COM
pressors and cent. air cond. svs-
TENS. Basic knowledge of control.
Engineer's license or equiv. in ex-
per. required. Liberal employe
benefits. Apply, stating sxper. and
places of employment to Box
1Ss-C. Star.
PAINTERS, report to $500 s. Four
Mile Run dr., Arl., Va, 6:45 am:
top wages.
PAINTER must be experienced. S22
per day: fun time. Apply CARL
LEHNING. 2lst ave. and Call
away St. Hillcrest Heights.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Statesmen (mOving estim matorl-
District office of nationally known
household goods carrier: salary
plus commission plus expenses
FE. S-33S0; ewes. or Sun, IA
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BEAUTICIAN = Experienced hair
dresser; good guaranteed salary
and commission. Silver Spring
area. Pleasant working conditions
in m0dern shon WV 10000
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SECRETARY

washington once national cleo
tronics manufacturer, above Du-
pont Circle. Rusty shorthand ac-
-eeptable: perm. position with good
salary. pleasant working cond. /:
company benefits. Call MRS.
FERKO. DE. 2-92I1.
SECRETARY-GIRL FRIDAY, excel.
opportunity for alert individual
thoroughly eXper. in once pro-
cedureS with ability to follow
through on customer INQUIRIES
expedite orders handle eorrespon-
dence, etc: good starting salary,
pro6t sharing plan, sick leave
cond. offices. Ii 4-IO52.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HELP WOMEN
(coNTINuspl

AUTOMOIINE CLERK, eutomotivl
experience necessary; 5l1-day
week. every other Sat. off; pleas.
ant working conditions, paid va,
cation and other benefits. Con.
tact office MANAGER, IA. S-3O3O
AUT0MOTIVE CLERK Gator
Chevrolet, Inc, has an opening
for person with knowledge Of
typing 10 assist with general once
duties. IoSition offers wonderful
opportunity to qualified person in.
terested n learning automotivt
accounting; 5lz-day week. SEE
Mr.. LEACH at 6lO H st. ne.
avon CALLING"-Pleasant, dig.
niied. PART-TIME work, near
home. We train YOU: must act al
once. DI 7-0221
BANK BOOKKEEPING Machine
Operator, wanted some exper
REQUIRED. Salary open. 5-day-Vk
POTOMAC NATIONAL BANK.
EN- 5-200C.
BANK TELLER, wanted. some ex-
per. REQUIRED. Salary open. 5-day-
wk. POTOMAC NATIONAL BANK.
EN- $4,000.
BEAUTICIAN, for busy Beth and
ID. G. salons: top. sal and comm
HOUSE OF MILO. EX. 3-4242.
BEAUTICIAN for full or part time,
in busy N Arl. salon. IA. 1884
or ia. 4-Oll2.
BEAUTICIANS, male and female
for immed employment. Salary
plus comm. For interview, call ia
S-3l24 ewes IA. 7-S662. BEAUTY
PAIR HAIR STYLISTS. 503l Co.
lumbia pike, Arlington.
BEAUTICIAN = Experienced hair
dresser; good guaranteed salary
and commission. Silver Spring
area Pleasant working conditions
in modern shop. VIII. 6-9329.
BEAUTICIAN. all round. GEORGE
BEAUTY SHOP, co. 5-2934, call
anytime.
BEAUTICIAN-Perm. position, good
working cond., air-cond. shop. Ap-
ply between 2 ANIL pm, NINA'S
HAIR STYLIST, 7445 Annapolis
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BEAUTICIAN, all round GEORGE
BEAUTY SHOP, CO. 5-2934, call
ANYTIME
Evening star., 1960-05-07

WAITRESS, white. experienced, full
time FRANCISCO'S in Bethesda
Evening star., 1960-05-07

avon CALLING"-Pleasant dig.
niied, PART-TIME work. near
home. We train YOU: must act al
once NJ T-Oo1I
Evening star., 1960-05-07
WAITRESS
AND BARNARD
MATTRESSES
WOOL PRESSER
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

Must be experienced. Apply Nj
CaTlsen, MANHATTAN CO. 1872
Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
MECHANICS

MOTORCYCLE mechanics. ideal
Torking conditions. Top salary
Apply in person. MTLLER'S S. 1919
Fairmont ave, Bethesda, Nd.
MEN PART TIME: evenings and
Saturdays, excel earnings. white
WITH car. Sc or Pc County. For
Evening star., 1960-05-07

TYPIST. accounting frm. down
town location. 5-day wk., paid
vacation, disqualification. Please
call MISS GRANT. ST. 3-245s.
Evening star., 1960-05-07
HELP WOMEN
MANAGER

York ave. NV.
MANICURIST. expr., no lie. nee
Apply in person. Marriott Motor
Hotel Barbershop, 14th ST.. Bridge
Evening star., 1960-05-07

Hair stynsts, male or female Appl!
GABRIELS 1919 Connecticu
ave
Evening star., 1960-05-07

BEAUTICIAN-Perm. position, good
working cond., air-cond. shop. Ap-
ply between 9 ANIL pm, NINA'S
HAIR STYLIST, 7445 Annapolis
I'd, HVattsyille
Evening star., 1960-05-07
PIX Operator

Part Time or Full Time
ALBAN TOWERS, $500 MASS. AVE
Evening star., 1960-05-07

: ALESMAN-Cal on auto body
shops Sell well-known collision
estimating book. Wash. and city
Baltimore, Part or full time
Write particulars. r. c. GOOD
WIN. "a Ashford ave, Dobbs
Evening star., 1960-04-20
District Negroes
Urged to Act
In Politics

District Negroes were urged
last night to take a more ac-
tive interest in political activi-
ties.
Speaking before the Eastland
Gardens Civic Association, the
Rev. Robert P. Johnson, pas
tor of Fifteenth Street PreSby-
terian Church, said the
growth of the Negro commu-
nifty in Washington has
brought with it increasing re-
sponSibilitieS for citizens to
play a more active role in local
government.
I'VE cannot merely assume
we are as good as anyone else, I"
he said. I'VE must show our
interest so that we can claim
our right to equal considera-
tion and equal opportunity un-
der the law"
Regarding civil rights, the
minister said a lot more would
be accomplished "if we stop
getting mad and start get
ting smart"
Mr.. Johnson also called on
parents to take a greater in
terest in the activities Of their
children.
The meeting was held at
Kenilworth School, Forty
fourth and Nash streets NE.
Lucius M. Sabb, association
president, presided.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

State Of Kansas and sponsored
by the Eisenhower Foundation,
viii handle the matter until it
is turned over to the GSA.
May Leave Tomorrow
The President is following
the example of his two prede-
cessors, The papers and library
of the late President Franklin
ID. Roosevelt at Hyde Park,
IN. Y, already belong to the
Government. Those of former
President Harry S. Truman at
independence, Mo, were turned
over to the Government in 1857.
Mr.. Eisenhower is nearing
the end Of a To-day let-up in
official cares and pressures and
a heavy concentration on golf
at Augusta National Golf Club.
He will leave his vacation head
quarters and return to Wash
ington tomorrow afternoon.
No official appointments
were on tap for today-only
more work on current official
papers and mail.
The Eisenhower Library is on
a nine-acre tract. On four
adjoining acres stand the
white frame house where the
President grew up and a mu-
scum holding some 50 million
worth of the knicknackS and
valuable gifts he has received
in his career as general and
President.
The home and museum will
not become Government prop
erty, at least for the present.
Nor will the library be open
to everybody who wants to
rummage. Mr.. Eisenhower
specified that his papers should
be made available for pur-
poses of serious research as
soon as possible and to the
fullest extent possible"
May Resume Writing
But some of the documents.
and probably a good share of
the more interesting ones, will
be locked up for an indefinite
time, with only the President,
his representatives and Gus
todianS allowed to see them.
Among them are documents
marked secret for security rea-
sons, papers whose exposure
might undermine relations
with other countries, papers
containing condolences, or
statements which could be used
to harm or harass individuals
or their families.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
Will See Khrushchev

MOSCOW, April 20 (AP).-
New Zealand Premier Walter
Nash yesterday arranged to fly
to the Caucasus for a visit with
Premier KhruShchev at the
Soviet Leaders vacation re-
treat. The touring New Zea-
lander will spend a couple of
days there comforting on in
ternational problems and con-
tinuing the discussions begun
here with other high-ranking
Soviet officials.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

residence for their first talk.
They will meet twice a day
through Monday.
The two leaders brought di-
ametrically opposed views of
the border question to the dis
cuSsions. China claims the en-
tire 2.500-mile border between
the two countries is underlined
and should be negotiated. India
insists the border is well known
on the basis of history, tradi-
tion and usage and therefore
needs only minor adjustments.
Under dispute are $1,000
square miles of territory -
about the size of England. Chi
nese troops control $4,000
square miles of it.
Evening star., 1960-04-20

and a bit apprehensive about
his reception in a country
angered at what it considers
Chinese aggression.
All of New Delhi'S news
papers underlined the somber
reception for the Chinese Pre-
mier on his arrival. Mr.. Nehru
himself set the tone with a
declaration in his welcoming
remarks that India's relations
with Communist China have
been imperiled for the present
and future"
After laying a wreath at the
shrine of Mohandas K. Gandhi
and a call on Indian President
Rajendra Prasad, Mr.. Chou
came to Mr.. Nehru's official
Evening star., 1960-04-20
Government Will Get
Eisenhower Library

official documents are expected
to be turned over 10 the Gov
lernment when Mr.. Eisenhow-
er's term in the White House
ends January 20.
This was the word from
Franklin Floete, head of the
General Services Administra-
ton, which operates Federal
buildings.
The special Eisenhower Pres
idential Library Commission,
created as an agency of the
Evening star., 1960-04-20

AUGUSTA, Ga. April 20
CAP).-Presideht Eisenhower's
papers and a library to hold
them are being given to the
Government for the use of stu
dents and historians.
The SO million library of
Kansas limestone is under
CONSTRUCTION in Abilene, Kans.,
Mr.. Eisenhower's boyhood
home.
The building and millions of
the Presidents private and
Evening star., 1960-04-20
Nehru and Chou Begin
Tolks Amid Skepticism

NEW DELHI, April 20 (AP).-Prime Minister Nehru and
Red Chna Chou Enla down business today on their
disputed Himaayan borders The the first of six
days OF talks amid general skepcim that the negotiations
will provide much of an advance toward agreement
Since his arrival yesterday has appeared tense
Evening star., 1960-04-20
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SENATORS
Continued From PAGE F-

SUhtAuuCu EAOAH dSC N-A
his 11th homer of the month,
but with one out in the ninth
the Senators put the tying run
in motion.
Lemon, vino accounted for
two of the Senators eight hits,
singled to left, and Pedro
Ramos ran for him. Gardner
singled sharply to center, and
Ramos dashed for third on
what seemed to be an unwise
gamble. However. Jim Lands
throw hit him in the back as
he was sliding. and Pedro was
safe. Battey got Ramos across
with a long fly to Lands.
Valdy opened the last Of the
10th with a single off Pierce,
but succeeding batters failed to
move him. Moore twice failed
to sacrifice, then watched a
third strike. Pete Whisenant
famed and Bertoia flied to
Minoso in left.
The White Sox threatened
to increase their margin in the
ninth after Moore walked
Sievers and Lollar sent him to
third with a single to right,
but Minoso struck out and
Smith grounded into a double
play.
NOTES: Ramos GID and
Jack Kralick (4-0) will oppose
Chicago's Early Wynn (6-0
and Bob Shaw (9-8) in today's
double-header starting at /
O'Clock Fox and Lollar
collected two of Chicago's seven
hits as the White Sox whipped
Washington for the fourth time
in seven games here.
X-rays Of Harmon Killibrew's
right ankle, twisted Friday
night in rounding first base,
were negative, and he may be
able to play today. Harmon
batted for Lee in the eighth
inning yesterday and was de-
prived of a hit when Aparicio
made a sparkling stab to his
left and threw him out.
Clyde Mccullough took over
as the Senator's first-base
coach when Sam Mele became
Ill before the game. 1t was
the 18th one-run loss for the
Senators, who have won 1S by
that margin. The Senators
remain only two games out Of
fourth place as the result OF
Baltimore's victory over Cleve-
land.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
jackson Wins
18th as Cards
Trim PhiIIies

ST. LOUIS, July 80 (AP).-
Larry Jackson today became
the second National League
pitcher to win 13 games. He
was backed by a solid attack
as the Cardinals defeated the
Phillies. 6-3.
Leading a l0-hit offense, Bill
White homered and singled
twice for the Redbirds, who
won on a decisive four run
fifth against Southpaw Chris
Short.
With the score tied at that
point, 30, as result of q two
run homer by the Phillies, John
Callison and solo shots by White
and Curt Flood of the Cardi-
nails, Julian Javier doubled and
Joe Cunningham singled for a
run. Bob Nieman's two-base
blow and an intentional pass
to Ken Boyer filled the bases.
Two runs scored on Daryl
Spencer's double and one more
on Whites single.
Jackson, beaten eight times,
scattered seven hits, walked
two batters and famed eight.
A strikeout victim three times
was Tony Taylor, Philadelphia
second baseman, who tied a
National League record of fan
ming on six occasions in two
consecutive games. The major
league mark of seven was set
by Pat Seerey Of the White Sox
in 1948.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
THE BASEBALL
BEA T
BY BURTON HAWKINS

years ago with Washington I
left % runners in a row on
third base with none or one
out. Never got one of them
across the plate. I'm kind of
glad / had the slump and, /
hope. got 1t out of the way early
this year.
- &&
81 made the mistake of get
ting too heavy once. 1 was sur
prised how much it affected
me. I think that's Harmon Kill
Hebrews trouble now. He'd bet
ter watch his weight or he
could have only three or four
more years in the majors"
Those who know Sievers are
elated that the fellow is
getting a break. In his toughest
moments he has been the same
serene performer, never snarl-
ing, always able to laugh at
himself. He has the ideal tenn
perament for a ball plaSer-the
ability to forget yesterdays
failure and focus on the present
He's battling for the league
batting championship with a
carved shoulder which might
have sent the less determined
to another business. His strong
est rooter is his boss, Bill Veeck,
who also paid his salary when
both were with the Browns
It was Veeck, an amputee, who
worked out with Roy when
Sievers first started to toss q
base ball after his serious
shoulder operation.
Sievers may appear too de-
tached. He isn't. He proved
1t here when he was honorec
one night. Vice President Nixor
spoke some kind words about
Roy. only to see tears creer
into the slugger's eyes. They
were touching proof of Siivers
warm appreciation of what the
evening meant to him. II
would mean something to him
too, if the White Sox wor
another pennant. For that
reason the White Sox have
their supporters even among
the Senators who are trying tc
beat them.