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Kuenn EIuted
Over Switch
ToCenter

CHICAGO. April l6 R.-A
happier and healthier Harvey
Kuenn has turned Detroit's OPP
Grafton big switch into a sue
cess. judging from the Tigers
opening 4-3 victory over the
White Sox.
Kuenn. a tranSplanted short
stop. played centerfield in the
manner of Joe DiMaggio yes
terday and, along with his
shortstop successor. Billy Mar
tin. helped Detroit's Jim Bum
ming get of to a victorious
start.
The Tigers obtained Martin.
a former Yankee. from Kansas
City in a multiple player deal
last winter and announced
Martin would play short and
Kuenn would take over CEN
terrified.
The move appeared question:
able, since Martin had starred
as a second baseman and third
baseman and Kuenn hadn't
acted too happy when he was
shuttled between short and
See KUENN, Page C-5
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THRONG QUICK TO BOO AND CHEER
Awe of Coast Fans
Lasts Two Inninqs

SAN FRANCISCO, April l6
R.-It took San Francisco
fans just two innings to get
used to their new major league
role yesterday. Then the fun
began.
The 23,448 damned into Seals
Stadium to see the Giants and
Dodgers open big league base
ball on the West Coast sat
rather awestruck through the
pregame ritual. Players were
introduced. a band marched
and the flag was raised.
1t took San Francisco Mayor
George Christopher four pitches
before he came near enough
home plate that Los Angeles
Mayor Norris Poulson could hit
1t, Poulson ran TO third base
instead Of first, Dodger-fashion.
The crowd sat quietly as the
only local boy on either club.
Centerfelder Gino Cimoli of
the Dodgers. struck out TO open
the game.
Lose All InhibitiOns
In the third inning the
Giants scored two runs and the
shirt sleeved. beer drinking
fans started whooping 1t up.
They lost all inhibitions in the
next inning when Daryl Spen-
Ger unloaded the first major
league home run in San Fran
cisco history. They booed the
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Dodgers and cheered the
Giants. who won. 80.
The hero Of the game was
slender Ruben Gomez. the right
handler who BANKED the
Dodgers with six singles.
Gomez pitched better than
I ever saw him pitch" said
Walt Aston. the Dodger man
ager.
Il was throwing everything
I had. ! even thought Of throw
ing my glove" said Gomez. who
seemingly has a particular
aversion to the Dodgers.
How did you like that fell
low at third and that fellow
at first? They did Just great, 4"
said Manager Bill Rigney Of
the Giants, referring to Rockies
Jimmy Davenport and Orlando
Cepeda.
Another Sellout Tonight
Tonight the teams clash
again. with prospects OF an
other sellout. Aston named
Johnny Podres Q2-9 last year,
to try TO even accounts. Rigney
will start Ramon Monzant. The
game starts at ll:l5 wash
ington time).
Meanwhile in Los Angeles,
where parades are about as
common as SNOWFALL fights,
they're going to set one in mo-
ton Friday. II 1t goes in the
right direction 1t will wind up
at Memorial Coliseum. That's
where the Dodgers play their
first game before what may be
the largest crowd in baseball
history.
The welcoming program al
ready is under way. Dodger
baseball caps are on the heads
Of hotel doormen. bellboys and
bartenders. Welcome ads have
started popping up in the news
papers, and special displays
decorate store windows.
The world championship
pennant won by the Dodgers
in 1855 has been hoisted over
a downtown hotel.
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Only YOst Is Hot

Thus, neither Herzog nor
Pearson. who later broke into
the game and fouled to Third
Baseman Brooks Robinson In
his only batting appearance.
has lifted a ball beyond the
infleld. Either could correct
the situation with a covey Of
hits in the immediate future.
of course. and everybody would
be happy. But at the moment
there's bound to be a gnawing
doubt in the minds Of many.
Ed Yost is the only Senator
who is behaving like a hot
hitter. In the opener with the
Red Sox Monday he contrib
uted two singles and batted
in two runs. Against the Orioles
yesterday Yost tried to stir
things UP with q single and 0
double. He batted in the lone
run and was the only WASH
ington player to get more than
one hit. The Senators COLI
Continued on Page C-5. Col. 5
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Senators Begin to Worry
About Pearson Herzog
Larsen, Carey Show
Casey Still Has Magic

Larsen. who struck out two,
issued two Of his three walks
as the Red Sox loaded the
bases with one out In the third.
Carey got him out Of II, spear
ing Pete Daley's grounder and
starting a double play. In the
sixth. with Nixon on second
and two out. Carey grabbed
Jackie Jensen's grounder and
beat Nixon TO third for the
force out.
The Red Sox, now o. after
losing the early opener TO the
See AMERICAN. Page C-S
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This may be a tougher.
tighter race. as predicted by the
managers, but at the moment
Casey Stengel still Is pulling
rabbits out Of hats with his
Yankees.
The defending champions
had some atrocious pitching
during the spring exhibitions,
but Stengel figured II would i'm
prove once the season started.
And most Of the spring he
had Jerry Lumpe playing third
base. only to declare that ANDY
Carey still is my man" when
announcing his opening day
lineup.
So what happened2 Don
Larsen, he Of the weak arm this
spring, gave up just four hits,
got out Of two jams on Carey's
dandy fielding at third and shut
out the Red Sox. 80. yesterday
before a record Boston opening
crowd of 1929.
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Rockies Grab
Spotlight in
nj Openers
by the Associated Press

The rockies had themselves
a day as the National League.
now a coast-to-coast network.
opened the 1858 season.
Three OF the newcomers
ruined Milwaukee's debut
which began with ceremonies
for the hosting Of the world
championship pennant before
the majors top crowd, 1889,
at County Stadium yesterday.
It was Ron Blackburn and
Curt Raydon. a couple of kid
righthanders. who BANKED the
Braves over the last four
frames. and r. c. Stevens who
singled home the winning run
in a l4-inning. 4-3 victory for
the Pirates.
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The Tigers. Jumped with
Boston and Chicago as con-
tenders, forgot their 7-i9 exhi-
button record worst in the
majors) and defeated the
White Sox. 4-3. before 28.3l9
at Chicago with the help Of
persky Billy Martin.
Ned Carver shut out Cleve-
land. SO. on seven hits. while
Kansas City gave Herb Score
a rough time in his comeback
debut with the Indians that
drew the leagues biggest crowd
Of the day. 35.307. at Cleveland.
Baltimore. opening the season
at home for the first time. end
ed Washington's one-day stay
at the top of the league. 6-l,
before 34.377.
The American League OPEN
ers drew 1925, compared to
the l25.S82 counted by the Ma
tional League.
Berra Connects
Willard Nixon. Boston's one
time Yankee killer, had the
champs blanked on one hit
Yogi Berra's leadoff single in
the second-for six innings.
But he walked Mickey Mantle,
after getting an o. count on
him. in the seventh and Berra
belted q homer. Bill Skowron
and Carey followed with dou-
bles for q three-run inning.
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Lack of Punch
Is Costly;
Yost Hot Now
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star star Writer

It's too early TO be complain
ing, what with the season hav-
ing aged only two days. but
Manager Cookie Lavagetto Of
the Senators would appreciate
some small sign that either
Whitley Herzog or Able Pear
son will supply some punch for
his batting order.
The tidbit Pearson crashed
the opening game lineup and
failed TO get the ball out Of
the infield in three attempts.
walking once. Against the
Orioles at Baltimore yester-
day. when the Senator'S dropped
a 6-l decision before 34,377
customers. Herzog got his
chance TO start.
Whitley walked. in his first
appearance and in his only
other effort famed into q
double play. This materialized
after Rocky Bridges, Pinch
hitter Neil Chrisley and Ed
Yost singled in succession in
the third inning to produce
Washington's only run. Her
zog took Connie johnson to q
full count and then. with the
runners romping. struck out.
Chrisley became an easy VIC
tim of Gus Triandos' throw to
third.
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS

1887 Pitchers Records
AMERICAN LEAGUE
VS. Donovan 1860.
Kansas City at Cleveland--Terry
5-l2) VS., Narieski lil-5I.
New York at Boston--Sturdivant
u6-BI vs., Sisler (7-SD.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
80 nnSeIes ~ san E Ernneiseo a1nbsnp
tonly Eame scheduled
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STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
New York at Boston.
Detroit a. Chicago.
Kansas City at Cleveland
tOnly Games Scheduled
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Baltimore, g.: WASHINGTON, /.
Detroit. 4; ChicaVo, Z.
Kansas City, 3: Cleveland, 0.
New York. 3; Boston, o.
GAMES TOMORROW
WASHINGTON at Baltimore. sos pm
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago
Kansas City at Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at San Francisco might
tOnly game scheduledl
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia. 5; Cincinnati, 4.
Pittsburgh, 4: Milwaukee 3 "a in.
ningD.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. o.
san Francisco, 3; Los Angeles, 0.
GAMES TOMORROW
Pitts lrgh at Milwaukee.
LoE1 nseies at san Francisco.
Chicago at st. Louis.
tonly games ScheduledI
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wP-wiesler. U-Paparella, Hurley.
Runss. Tabacehi. T-2:O3. A-34,377.
U-Parella. Hurley. Runge and Ia
bacehi T-2:03. A--34.377.
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New Giants Click

AT oan FRANCISCO, where
just about everything was new.
Rockies Jim Davenport and
Orlando Cepeda showed few
filters at the plate while back
ing up Veteran Ruben Gomez
six-hit. 30 victory over Los
Angeles.
Chuck ESsegian and Ray
Semproch were big guns as
Philadelphia downed Cincin-
natl. 5-4. And Dolan Nichols
and Ed Mayer. though working
but briefly. got in on a four
pitcher shutout as the Cubs
whipped the Cardinals, 40. In
a night game opener.
The National League drew
1882 fans for the four games.
Mathews Tags Two
The Pirates. overcoming Ed
Mathews two home runs. man.
aged a 3-3 tie against Warren
SPAIN. the leagues lone 20
game winner last season. be-
fore he gave up the search for
his 225th victory at the end
OF nine innings. Gene Conley
was the loser, giving UP a two
out double TO Dick Groat. a
single to Bob Skinner and then
the payof single to Stevens.
a 24-year-old first baseman,
See NATIONAL, Page ca
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MANAGER
SALES EXPERIENCE

We wish to contact a
hish-type man, age rs TO
40, who has sales executive
ability, and desires TO make
. lifetime connection. Must
be a resident Of the wash
ington area for at least 2
years. preferably COLLEGE
graduate and married. II
you feel confident that your
services are worth q start
ms income Of $500 an
nunlly or more, plus bonus
Arrangement, write in con-
hdenee. giving personal data
and business BACKGROUND,
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SALESPERSON


Fine well-estAblished retail book
and stationary business desires
TO build a future Good appear
anee, selling exper. and aptitude
for this business important. Op-
portunity. See Mr.. Myers, WM
BALLANTYNE & SONS. 606 18th
ST., mr.. p NV.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Lee.
industrial textile CO., requires
salesman for Southern territory.
knowledge Of re-enforced plastieS
and previous resin sales experience
helpful for Industrial and Gov.
ernment activity. Box 22-T, star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for ma
tional business products CO., coll.
srad. IN bus. admin, age. 24-2s,
car nee: $1,000 plus expenses
and all benefits, SMELLING g.
SMELLING A0CY.. sos l4th st.
nv. ST. 3-6SSS.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, oil co
exp. necessary, for top national
petroleum CO.. COLLEGE grad. age
TO 40. relocate. 5000 plus ex-
penses. SMELLING g. SMELLING
AGCY., sos 14th ST. NV, ST.
3-BSSS.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES! Sound.
scriber Sales Corp, leader In mod
electronie recording equipment,
announces openines for sales rep
reSentatives between ages Of 25
and 30 to represent company
Calling on top level Govt. and In
dustTy executives. Sales expert
enee preferred but not q prereoui-
site. will train In the most modern
cue, Qualifications must be neat,
well-groomed. energetic, amhi-
tious with minimum .-yr. eollese.
Call Hu. 3-9243 for appt.
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
MANAGER

Capable Of taking full CHARGE Of
receiving and shipping for laree
furniture operation. TOP salary
TO risht man. Many company
benefits state age and ouali-
flcations. Write Box 259-R. star
HARDWARE MAN = Experienced ;
part time for ewes. A SATURDAYS
Apply BOWMAN's HARDWARE
1905 Michigan ave, Wash ID. q
lin Avondale Shopping Centarl.
HI-FI. part-tinfe Salesman, B ewes
and sat. Technical and sales ex-
perienee necessary. Minimum Q
years COLLEGE Mr. MEYER. NE
H-43S1, JU. B.1s00
HOTEL MIN. white. must be
cashier, MGR 1000, exp: also
oo sSi reference. ifsHiaSs XIV WOODS ssO PES.
soNNEL. suite 23e, Southern
bblIdg so5 18th st. NV. at H,
HOUSE WRRCKER = Able, expert
enced man to enerReticaily SUPER
wise wrecking brick bldEs NO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doors and
NeCNe NeAbotlhht AtuNinNs GUS
be thoroughly exper. and have
insured truck. Send Complete re-
sumo. Box 22O-T, Star.
INSURANCE AGENT, TO collect and
sell, on established debit: excel.
opportunity for higher. than-aver-
age earnings on the basis OF sal
airy, commission and bonus eXpeT.
helpful, but not necessary: must
have car. Apply RIM. 512, S15
klnE St, Alex. Ask for Mr..
KICKER. supt.. on Monday.
INSURANCE Statesmen for week
y and monthly policies. 50 per
commissi sas Psrt t ss5s sv MTsLal
work. No auto necessary. Unlim-
ited eirculariZed leads. Ma g.
INSURANCE SALES SUPERVISOR,
3-b yrs. exp. In life, accident
and sickness fields, ordinary exp
not Industrial. Top national co
with excel. potential. Age. 2S-35.
bonus. SMELLING 4 SMELLING
AocY 605 14th st. NV ST
JANITOR - colored, no children,
must be sober, and conscientious
worker New building. knowledge
OF No. q oil burner, and central
air-cond. system Refs. Good sal
airy, nice apt. $50 Sargent road
ne. Apt, l13.
JANITOR
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MAINTENANCE
MAN

RELIABLE. CAPABLE. for new
elose-in Maryland development
must be experienced in plumbing
gas furnaces and electrical main.
tenance: apt. and all utilities plui
salary; references required.
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NlAIS Sg "a. sEEIaLsLN ".

MANU- AA - OnEM = RET RISEN ~
IINE-Leading national manufae
diodes and broad area silicon rec
tifiers seeks representation througl
established manufacturers repre-
sentatives Complete information
regarding commission arrange
ment, references and list Of Al
companies which you present.,
represent is required. Al replie
will be held In strict confidence
The area In which Representatives
Is sought Is washington, d. c.
Maryland, Virginia and West Wiz
einia. Box 22i-T, Star.
MATHEMATICIANs, BIS, througl
PHI deg ir. and ST. positions
Training or exper. in fleld o
math.; application to physical
niostatistic, biological. etc. prob
lens, Local companies to $4,000
SMELLING Il SMELLING AGCY
605 18th 81. NV. ST. 3-6ssS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with pay
company benefits; $3.50 pay plan
See Mr.. Garner in person, HAND
LEY MOTOR CO.. 1923 Georgia
ave. NV.
MECHANICAL DRAFTsMAN, re
tronie enGineerine fieid, min
yrs. exp; able to make securlt!
clearance Age To- a.; 70 S45'
1925 Conn. ave NV, suite 2l5
DI. 7-4l5O.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER OF
DIR Az SIN AN. co-ordinatinl
craftsman for plumbina. heatinl
and air-conditioning contractor
Boy 3oO-P Star
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MECHANIC

Must be experienced in
working on all types OF
delivery trucks including
tractor trailers.
Must have own tools. Five-
day. 4O-hour week. discount
on purchases, paid holidays
and vacation. Family hos
pitalization plan available.
Free pension plan and many
other benefits.
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SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED

salary plus commission: local e.
tahlidhed protected territory. re-
peat business. COMPANY benelits
permanent position. advancemen
% over " . oo.e psr ~ car neesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

SALESMAN
MERCHANDISER
A permanent position Is
available 10 an experienced
salesman whose principle
duty has been 10 develop
dealers. Must be capable
OF developing merchandise
ing plans. Write fully, out
lining education, expert
ence and age. Address
]. B. Mercer, City Service
OIL Co, p. o. Box 92sS,
Arlington Q. Va.
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SALES 90
HIGH CALDER, DESIR-
ING S8,0OO-$l2,0O0 LIST YR.
APPOINTMENT SALES f,
LIVE PROSPECTS
ID. C.. NORTH VA, MD,
NATIONALLY SUCCESS
Full CORP. GUARANTEES
$500 MO. PLUS FULL
TRAINING COURSE TO
INEXPERIENCED MEN.
DIAL RE, 7-440e
(ccntinusd % Next PassJ
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Experienced white man rs to IS
years OF age for l47 unit earden
type apt. development In Arline-
ton. Must have knowledge OF
stokers and be able 10 make
minor plumbing and Carpenter
repairs. Salary SiS50O per mo
and nice ! bedrm. apt. See Mr.
QTeenlee Monday afternoon,
y @. sMITHY Co, sil 18th at.
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MELPMEN
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC sns
:s5s nLEvSLf icE 'esSEiI CO

REFRIGERATION MECHANIC ana
cond' pELVALf IcE cRKAM Co
Nlu Canal a. ae
REPORTER-PmOT0G Part time
rof local naneT. Car necessaTy
For apt, sd. a-6ik5
nEsfAuR s.,sI NC Mcn. .! siIl .F,lR ,oa 4
GUARANTY EMbi, iOin Alfred
a., Alex, XII n-35s0,
ROAD INSPECTOR
The city Of Rockville Il accepting
applications Tor the position on
road Inspector Must b. hiuh-
school graduate with al least Z 10
Z yrs, responsible exper IN road
conatrucilnn, Must have kncwi-
edge Of road eodes ana consiruc.
ton dfawine, civil service staiuh,
sonnet oflce, Cts HAL. Il0 south
Washlngton ~, Rockville, No,
ROOFING AND SIDING applieator
Phone La u-isss' Mon, . am
RO0FER. experienced in asbestos.
asphalt shingles, also slaE, gutter
WORK etc, II, $500.
ROofER. lat class IN all types Of
Iuohn9 and suffering S1Hi Der
mo CO., di5 18th 81 ne.
ROOFERs mELPER with Nd. oper.
ator's permit, Phone la. 0-fSNa,
Men, y an. 'til noon
RooEERs REPORT 10 ASBESTOS
COVERING a ROOFING CO.,
INC els Blair I'd NV At \
sALEsMAN-Tires retail, must he
ekperlencedi all inside work. Oh.
poftunity Tor top man 70 make
.op Day our present salesmen
a.Nerase over Si2S per week
sdues st sI 70 p sspe aen sss and
SALESMAN or saiesvoman, for
feal estate must be licensed M
va. part time for subdivision
Call Mr.. BARNES, XII S-fsio
sALESMAN--For equipment sales
Dry cleaning. Knowledge OF indus
w ssaenlial send complete reSu-
SALESMAN. for LIQUOR store mart
lime selling experience and refer.
ence. Box i17-R, Star.
sAl EsMAN--Leading national man
ufacturer OF toiletries desires sales
REPRESENTATIVE 10 cell on retail
drug and grocery field Salary plus
incentive bonus plus expenses
plus medical payment plan Must
have car. Excellent opportunity
toE advancement with rapidly
KATES, Hotel sheraton Park Tor
appointment.
SALESMAN. exeeutive-type, capable
o. earnlnH IN excess OF $4,000
and with management potential,
age 25-fO: salary plus comm and
intensive training progfam with
large national company: no travel
Write in confidence TO BOX DOR
Star.
SALESMAN mems wear store: for
SATURDAY (all dayl and Sunday
MORNINGS. coHENs, 7th and L
SITS. NV.
SALESMAN, experienced In mutual
funds capable Of managing others.
must have experience In selling
contractual plan. Replies conf
Dental. Box 29s-R, star.
SALESMAN--Bx Nutrilite man; FAB
ulous whirlpool bathing at home
for arthritis. overweieht. S250
week. salary and bonus. RIA. 81
SiSl. leave name.
SALESMAN. retail drug exper. pre-
ferred but not necessary; good
starting salary, company benefits
Apply in person, 6S29 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda. No phone calls.
SALESMAN-Natl. firm offers ca
reer position TO college grad. age
25-35. good sales exper, calling
on bus. Arms. ST. $500 sal plus
comm. co. car. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. INC, Suite 1901
l435 @ ST. NV
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MANAGERS

tDIrect Sales)
REVOLUTIONARY, eopyTighted cook
ware presentation eliminates sale
resistance. Sample sets furnished
paper carried. sales promotion
and contests with expanding I'M
ternational organization. INTER.
NATIONAL HOUSEWARES, INC.
BOX 6lo. Niagara Fails, N. Y.
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ENGINEERS

FOR OPERATION or
NUcLEAR POWER PLAN
To direct the operation
OF nuclear power In
stallations. train Gus
toner operating per-
sonnet, prepare opera
ton and maintenance
information.
Should have expert
ence In operation In
some or all phases Of
power plant operation
and should be familiar
with condensors, pumps,
generators, turbines,
switchgear, etc.
Engineering degree
preferred but consider
alton viii be given 10
experience In lieu OF
completed degree. Nu-
clear experience desir-
able but not essential
nor expected.
Excellent salary. lib
eral benefits and adj
vancement possibilities.
Send detailed resume
and salary require
ments to:
J. X. Leslie
-
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Men accustomed to high earnings
bondable with car, and high per-
sonal references are invited TO view
our sales program IN held 70 de-
fair wav 10 Judge the true earn
ing ana future potential Of This
sales position Mechanical back
sround helpful but not Necessary
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, small
progressive once; more business
than we can handle top commits
sions plus bonus; no Sunday work
group insurance, pending retire
ment plan Call JOHN HUGHES.
SALES MGR. W. r. HUGHES
CO, AP 7-l4O0.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert
enced. Kemp Mil subdivision and
brokerage member multiple list
ms; draw. acct. c. p FLETCHER.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = we
nave moved 70 our new and larger
quarters and need 2 additional
active ivll or part-time statesmen.
D, C.. Nd. and Va, With car and
telephone. Plenty Of training Ap-
ply 32S Pa. ave. Sc, Mon. or
DELE a CO, INC. Ii. f-OsO9
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN : We
have Just moved TO larger and
our expanding suburban Maryland
business. New group 100000 ram
blefs and split-levels opening in
August We need one or two az
eressive statesmen who will M in
with our eongenial organization
Every possible once cooperation
and baeking offered Drop in and
let's talk Il over z c HIILEY
a. CO AP 1-72OO. 64il Balti-
more ave. Riverdale, Nd
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Aetive
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to handle overflow Of business
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