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! For every five persons accordingto capacity Of bus.
SECTION 7O4.- Required Statements in Policies: ta)
Such motor vehicle liability policy shall state the name
and address of the named insured, the coverage afforded
by the policy, the premium charged therefor, the policy
period and the limits of liability, and shall contain an
agreement or be endorsed that insurance is provided
hereunder IN accordance with the coyerage defined in
this chapter as respects bodily injury and death or pro-
perry damage, or both, and is subject to all the provisions
of this chapter.
() Policy need not insure workmen's compensa-
lion. etc. : Such notor-vehicle liability policy need not in
sure any liability under any Workmen's compensation
law nor any liability on account Of bodily injury to or
death of an employee of the insured while engaged in the
employment, other than domestic, Of the insured, or while
engaged in the operation, maintenance or repair Of any
such vehicle nor any liability for damage to property
owned by, rented to, in charge of or transported by the
insured.
() Provisions incorporated in policy Every motor
vehicle liability policy shall be subject to the following
provisions which need not be contained therein
Cd The liability Of the insurance CAREER with re-
spect to the Insurance. required by this chapter shall
become absolute whenever injury or damage covered
BY said motOr-vehicIei liability policy occurs; said
policy may not be cancelled or annuIled as to such
liability by any agreement between the insurance
carrier and the insured after the occurrence Of the
, 1959-12-03
LEGISLATIVE RECORD Continued
Continued from yesterday
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1859 81
BILL NO. 975
BILL NO. 975
To Appropriate $4,000 for the Purchase and Distribution
Of Fresh Milk and for Other Purposes.

HEREA the fresh milk industry is {. prime I'M
portance to the economy of the Virgin Islands partlcu-
larly to farmers engaged in milk production; and
WHEREAS there is at present in the island Of Saint
Croix only one modern pasteurizing plant; and
WHEREAS it is in the public interest that the said
milk industry be stable. Now, therefore
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. There is hereby appropriated from
any available balances in the GENERAL FUND Of the
Treasury Of the Virgin Islands the sum Of Fifteen Thou
sand 1915 ,O0O) Dollars which, shall be transferred by the
Governor out of the General Fund and deposited in the
Special Fund in a slb-accolnt to be known and designated
as the Milk Fund.
SECTION 2. This fund shall be expended, in the
discretion Of the Governor, for the purchase Of fresh milk,
for distribution of the same to hospitals, and other public
institutions for the care, Of the aged, infrm and INDECENT
and to public and ~parochial schools in accordance with
such rules and regulations as may be fixed by the Cover
nor and by such agency or agencies as the Governor shall
designate.
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shall be registered except upon the fling by the owner Of
the said motor vehicle with the Commissioner of Public
Safety Of proof Of coverage by a satisfactory owners
policy Of liability insurance as hereinafter provided
SECTION 702. Satisfactory Policies: For the pur-
poses of this Chapter a satisfactory policy of liability in
surance shall mean a policy issued by an insurance
carrier duly authorized to transact business in the Virgin
Islands, to or for the benefit Of the person named therein
as insured, which policy confirms to the further require
ments Of this chapter.
SECTION 7OS. Owners Policy: An owners policy
of liability insurance:
(O Shall designate by explicit description or by ap-
propriate reference all vehicles with respect to which Gov
erage is thereby to be granted; and,
(bl Shall insure the persons named therein and any
other person, as insured, using any such vehicle or vehi-
cles with the express or implied permission Of such named
insured, against loss from the liability imposed by law Tor
damages arising out Of the ownership, maintenance or use
of such vehicle or vehicles on theshighways Of the Virgin
Islands, subject to limits exclusive of interest and costs,
with respect to each such vehicle, as follows:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING biased on f4O or more at
batsl--Kuenn, Detroit, $50; Kaline,
Detroit, ..347; Runnels, Boston, 1887
Fox. Chicago. .33b; woOdlinr. Balti.
RUNS - Kiiiebrsw, washington, 40;
Yost, Detroit. a.; Jensen, Boston,
and and ApasFieiSS' chieaso' aoi Power
RUNS MATTED IN--Killebrey. wash
ington. 20: .skowron, New York. 40i
Jensen, Boston. Kaline. Detroit. and
Lopez. New York. 30.
CHICAGO. and Kaline, De-
trot, 7Oi ,Runnelsie H Rssnr n ~;
troIt, and Allison. Washington, =;
DOUBLES - Runnels. Boston and
William Williams KAn pnn., CITY IIo;. FIX ST
Boston, and Lopez,
HOME RUNs-KiIlebrew, Wishington,
10: Colavito. Cleveland. IS: Allison,
WASHINGTON, -; Triandos. Baltimore,
and Lemon, Washington, Is.
sTOLEN BASES = Aparicic,, chicago,
IS: Mantle. New York. IS; Jensen,
Boston, and lands. Chicago. q;
sionsi - Wilhelm. baltimore, 90,
1000; Larsen. New York. and
Fischer, Washington. 5.l, 1888:
shaw Chicago, 5-2. TIA; Wynn,
CHICAGO, "a. 1917.
= Wynn, Chicago. and
Score Cleveland. n; Burning. De-
troit, IS; wilhelm. Baltimore, b7i
Paseual, washington. 81.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS


NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 100 % more a.
Ra u1s.,, Af p'9issur A,lva Sse villa;
81. E Louis, $40: cepeds. rs San ran.
cisco, $3.50: Mays san Francisco.
$3.50. -.Hsfss
RUNs--pinson, Cincinnati. Mathews,
cisco, 40: Cepeda, San PranciSco
A. Robinson. Cincinnati and. Aaron.
Milwaukee, 43.
RUNS BATTED IN--Banks. CHICAGO,
So; Robinson, CINCINNATI, hb: Aaron.
Milwaukee, 81: cepedA. San Fran
CISCO 30: Mays, san Francisco 80.
HITs-Aaron, Milwaukee. %: cepeda.
natl. rs; Mays. san Francisco, az:
Temple. Cincinnati 20.
Do Hs4Gn MIs.Sn:. g. p ISsIs ca a.
clnnati. Burgess. PittsburSh and
cepeda. san FranciSco. 10.
TRIr 81. Si,.n csie, T:,, and sIn..
waukee. n, Anderson,- Philadelphia,
and White, 81. Louis. D.
HONE M ngNsMIssssEs M!lT Ssns.
is; Cepeda, San FranSiscO, IL.
II: Mays, san Francisco. and Bias.
ingame. st. Louis. 10; Robinson,
Cincinnati, o; Pinson. Cincinnati,
and cepeda. San Francisco, 8.
PITCHING (based on 8 or more decl.
sions)--Face, Pittsburgh. 90. 1000:
Elston, Chicago, al. 800; Podres.
Los Angeles, 7;2, us: .Antcpelli,
Louis. ia. 700.
sTRIKEOUTs-Drysdaie. Los Angeles,
so. s. Jones. San Francisco, III;
SPAIN, Milwaukee, 00: Mizell, st.
Louis, 50: Antonelli, San Francisco,
o.
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NATIONAL
Continued From PAGE ID

NVhttnuCu EhVhu $50
the loser as the Cards winning
string ended at three.
Things were sloppy at Pitts.
burgh The Pirates and Giants
combined for a dozen errors
and IL unearned runs. The
Giants first blew a SO lead
then booted away an 81 edge
when two errors set UP a Ave.
run eighth for the Pirate:
against Stu Miller (3-2). That
saved it for unbeaten Roy Face
who relieved Bob Friend and
won his l4th in a row and ninth
Of the season after giving up
Willie Mays three-run pinch
homer in the eighth.
Dick Stuart hit his 10th
homer for Pittsburgh and Willie
Kirkland hit his ninth and 10th
for the Giants, giving him -four
in four days. 1t also was the
10th for Mays, benched because
Of a slump and a bruised hip
but tn first pinch-hit homer
among his 266 in the majors.
Newcombe (6-D gained his
23d shutout. but his first since
August 81. 1857. with his fifth
straight complete game. Roy
McMillan's three-run homer,
his ninth. wrapped it up against
Moe Drabowsky (4-5 in the
second inning.
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WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADlO-W

TELEVIsION
Friday
Boxing
Carlos Ortiz VS.. Kenny Lane,
WRC-4, 10 pm.
Saturday
Golf
National Open Golf Cham
pionship. Mamaroneck. N. Y.
WRC-4, 4:30 pm.
e Racing
4. Belmont Stakes, Belm o n t
Park. WToP-s. 4:S0 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Indians, WToP-
8. / pm.
Orioles VS.. White Sox, WIZ
10 (Baltimore), 2 pm.
RADIO
Friday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Indians, WToP,
8 pm.
Boxing
Carlos Ortiz VS.. Kenny Lane,
WRC. 10 pm.
Saturday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Indians. WTOP.
2 pm.
Golf
National Open, WRC. reports
every half hour between 1880
am. and $50 pm. and also at
$3.50 and 1890 am. and $50
pm.
Racing
Belmont Stakes, WTOP, 4::30
pm.
Cinema Handicap. Hollywood
Park, WRC. 1885 pm.
Trotting
The Monitor. Yonkers Race
way, WRC, 1905 pm.
Sunday
Baseball
Senators VS.. Indians, WTOP,
l pm. q games.
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SENATORS
Fuse Now Lacking
For Griffs' BIosters

President Cal Griffith Is in
almost constant communica-
ton with bosses Of other clubs.
what with the trading dead
line falling at midnight Mon
day, but he could be puzzled at
this point about what he'd like
to get. Pitching has been his
problem. along with a leaky
defense. Hitting he thought
he had. but there's been pre-
cious little Of 1t lately.
Pascual could fall into a
cluster of four-leaf clovers and
come up with poison ivy. Last
nights game was the third he
has lost this year in the ninth
inning. and he lost another in
the 10th.
The White Sox pried a run
from him in the third inning
when Lands singled, Pierce
sacrificed and Nellie Fox dou-
bled. The Senators matched it
after Samford's double in the
same inning. Faye Throne
berry took third strike and
Pascual grounded out. but
Pierce walked Reno Bertoia, AL
lison and Killebrew to score
Sanford.
Opportunity Dies
At that point the White Sox
bullpen was busy and q hit
would have shelled Pierce, but
Sievers sent q fly to Jim Rivera
in right and the Senator's were
through. The only Senators to
reach base in the last six in
nings were Throneberry and
Bertoia. who walked.
Pascual braced after the
White Sox scored their first
run. He allowed only three
hits in the next five innings.
but Sherm Lollar opened the
ninth with a single to center.
Rivera flied out, but Bubba
Phillips walked. John Callison
went down swinging. but Lam
dis double to left provided the
|cruSher.
NOTES: One Of the Senator's
who spent time with the Red
|Sox rates Console a better ball
player than Don Buddin, Bos-
toms regular shortstop. !.
Lavagetto says Wall and Tru-
man Clevenger will bear the
brunt Of the Senator'S relief
pitching,
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SENATORS
Continued From Page D.

Continued From Page D-1
over at shortstop and the Job
will be his II he hits even
moderately.
Killebrew. who has slammed
only one homer in his last 10
games, will find himself in q
head-to-head struggle with his
principal challenger for the
league home run lead tonight.
Rocky Colavito zoomed his
production to 10. one behind
Harmon. with furry Of four
Wednesday night against the
Orioles. Rocky has slammed
two homers against the Sena-
tors this season, while Kille-
brew has whacked a pair
against the Indians.
Score Faces Kemmerer
Herb Score. who has split two
decisions with the Senators,
will fire his swift stuff. He'll
be opposed by Russ Kemmerer,
who pitched a three-hitter
against the Tigers for seven
innings in his last start. only
to be lifted for a pinch-hitter
because the Senators were trail
ing. 10.
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Knicks Sion Spartan

MONROE. Wis. June IL
(AP).-Bob Anderegg. co-cap.
tain Of the Michigan State baS-
ketball team for 1883, has
signed with the New York
Knickerbockers of the National
Basketball Association.
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Mrs. Tyree's l42
Tukes Furr Trophy

Mrs. w. B. Tyree won the
FUR Trophy yesterday at
Washington Golf and Country
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FIGHT RESULTS

Los ANGELES - Bobby ceryantes.
I:9, Mexico City, oytpointsd Pete
Ki MSRfs VA fnie csilib.by Brown.
San Francisco. 10. VeathefweiGhtsl
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Club with q two-day net score
Of l90-48-l42.
Second low net went to Mrs.
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r. d. washburn with 1854
LA. Mrs. Charles L. Egneroad
won low gross with s2-s5--i67.
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WHITE SOX, g.;
SENATORS, I

PO-A--Chicago. 27-lO; Washingtcn
e7-S. LOB-Chieago. 8. Washing
ton. 5.
2b-Fpx. Sanford. Lands. sB-
Rivera. Lands. s-Pierce, Psseual
ip h er b 90
P Pssss.l 80 ! ] "a 3
winner-Pierce t7-6I. Loser-PaS-
eual l4-7l,
PB-Porter. U-Tshacchi. Paparella.
Hurley, RunEe. TEES. A-6.53s.
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with Mrs. Hood leaves for
Durham, N. c.. where he will
attend Duke University to do
advance work In science and
math.
Mai. Gen. Brook Allen is
to be the new commander at
Boiling Air Force Base. With
Mrs. Allen he will arrive the
latter part Of the month from
Turkey.
On Saturday. June 81, there
viii be q review and recep-
ton in honor Of Gen. Hood
at Boiling Field with units
from Andrews Air Force Base.
Headquarters Command and
Fort Myer participating.
The review is scheduled for
1880 am. with q reception
to follow at the Ofiicers' Club.
1t. Col. Francis c. Eberhart
has charge Of the arrange
ments.
On Monday. June %. there
viii be a formal stag dining
in night" ceremony at the
club on the base in honor Of
Gen. Hood. This is to be q
headquarters command party.
More than 1000 are ex-
pected at the review and re.
ception for this popular Air
Force couple, and Col. Eber-
hart has a large group assist
ing him with details. They
include Capt. Bradley Saun-
ders III. Maj. Ivy West
moreland. 1t. Robert O'Brien,
1t. Col. John Warren, Mai.
Charles Herbert, Mai. Fran
els Sullivan. Capt. Roy Amer
man. Mai. Ted Kridler and
1t. Col. Paul P. Weckesser.
Capt. Tass Hopson has
charge Of the review. Mai.
James Prior, 1901 Wing.
Andrews Air Force Base, Is
assisting as well as Mai.
Walter Gordon, 1920 Special
Activities Wing, Fort Myer.
Mrs. Hood viii 60 to Dur
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ham with their i2-year-old
son Thomas Henry. Their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Weaver,
are pleased TO have had the
family here for 90 long. The
Hoods other son-in-law and
daughter. Air Force Capt.
and Mrs. Eldon L. Heron.
are en- route 10 Denmark
where they will be stationed
In Copenhagen.
Another Change
A change Of command cere-
mony win take place on
Wednesday. July /. at the
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter when Rear Admiral Bruce
e. Bradley takes over as
commanding officer Of the
center from Rear Admiral
Thomas F. Cooper who Is re-
firing.
The officers and stan Of
the Medical Center have
issued invitations for q re-
ception In honor Of Admiral
and Mrs. Cooper and ADJ
miral and Mrs. Bradley on
Thursday June Is from $50
to $3.50 pm. at the Ofhcers'
Club, National Naval Medi-
cal Center.
The Surgeon General Of the
Navy and Mrs. Bartholomew
w. Hogan will entertain at q
small dinner party Wednes-
day. June "a. in honor Of
Admiral and Mrs. Cooper.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Calvin B. Galloway are PLAN
ming q luncheon party for
the Coopers next Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert B.
Brown have slated a dinner
on Friday in their lovely
quarters at the National
Naval Medical Center in hon.
or Of the departing Coopers.
After his retirement, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Cooper expect
to visit their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lee Cooper at West
Chester. Pa. and their SON.
in-law and daughter, the
Rev. and Mrs. Robert c.
Angus, Bloomsbury, Pa. after
which they win take o lei
surely trip south.
Admiral and Mrs. Cooper
also plan to see his sisters.
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Silver Spring Club
To View Slides

Mrs. Philip Thorson will
give q slide lecture on the
Middle and Far East tomor-
row at the annual member
ship dinner OF the Woman's
Democratic Club Of Silver
Spring. The event will be
held at 2 pm. at the Town
and Country Inn. 1902
Georgia avenue. Wheaton.
Mrs. Thorson's talk will
cover highlights Of q trip
she and her husband took
last fall when he Travelled for
the World Bank and Inter-
national Monetary Fund
Conference to New Delhi.
They visited Pakistan. Thai
land, India. Ceylon and
Japan.
Mrs. Harper Smith will be
presented the annual mem
bership award.
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SERVICE NEWS
Whites Pldn Fete;
Visitor Honored
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributina Writer

The Air Force Chief Of
Staff and Mrs. Thomas d.
White viii entertain Tuesday
In honor Of the retiring Army
Chief Of Staf and Mrs. Max
well D. Taylor. The popular
Taylors have q busy schedule
before his retirement at the
end Of the month.
Gen. and Mrs. White re-
turned W. dne sday from
Colorado Springs where they
had participated In the first
graduation exercises at the
Air Force Academy.
The Commanding General,
Philippine Army. Brig. Gen.
Tirso q. Fajardo. left Manila
May ~ for the United States
and o tour Of military bases
and installations. Mrs. Fa-
jardo is accompanying her
husband, together with his
aide. 1t. Luzmindo B. Fa-
pardo. United States Army
Mai. Theodore B. Celmer
joined the party in the States
and will stay with them for
the time they are In this
country.
Now Here
Gen. and Mrs. Fajardo ar
rived in Washington on Fri
day from New York. They are
staying at the Dupont Plaza
for about s days. Gen. Fa-
jardo. who has many friends
in Washington. graduated
with the West Point Class
Of 1884.
Brig. Gen. Austin w. Belts
will act as host for the class
when II entertains at q stag
luncheon tomorrow for their
distinguished fellow class
man. Members have been
asked to gather at noon in
Patton Hall, Fort Myer. for
the special party.
The Philippine Armed
Forces Alta The and Mrs.
Lapus will entertain tomor-
row from $50 TO $50 at
home in honor Of Gen. and
Mrs. Fajardo.
From washington the visi-
tors 60 TO Fort Monroe. Va:
Cleveland, o.: Omaha, Nebr.,
and Fort Ord. Calf. before
returning to the Philippines
BY June Is.
Back TO School
The Commander, Air Force
Headquarters Command, Maj.
Gen. Reuben C. Hood retires
ct the end Of this month and
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Mrs. Earl Marshall and Mrs.
Alice Blinn In West Palm
Beach.
Admiral Hogan. Admiral
Bradley and many other on
GERS Of the Medical Corps are
going to Atlantic City this
week to attend the opening
session Of the American
Medical Association conven-
ton which opens tomorrow.
Mrs. Hogan is taking their
daughter Mary Ledlie with
her and win join Admiral Ho-
gan at Atlantic City the lat
ter part Of the week.
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The Commander, Air Force
Headquarters Command. Maj.
Gen. Reuben c. Hood retires
ct the end Of this month and
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..ir. debs keep it casual

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Professional
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(radio), BIS to $685.
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Bio Chemistry Tech, kdny.
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Blood Bank Technologist. -
Commercial Artist. art
edue.s 2 yrs. exp. c.S.
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Engineers. chemical, cleo
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Medical Ofdcers, pathology
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Nurses, gen'l. duty, staff,
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Personnel Trainee. recent
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Pharmacolosist to $3.50
Physical Therapist, regstd. to 1880
Physician, editorial and
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eense 80 A'' to 10000
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exp. 704. 1903, .11O5 to 10000
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Recreation Leader. B.A.,. -.
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Sales Mgmt. Trainee. 3
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Trainees. recent coll. -.
Social Workers, all fields,
| MSW, 2 yrs exp to 5000
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Technical Writers and Edi-
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MAIL AND
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who knows postal rates
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top management. In your
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education. job experience
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Real opportunity for right man
Growing air conditioning company
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REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE
serviceman. experienced--Apply
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PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO.
Salary, training. geared to rapid
income and personal growth.
Requirements Sales ability tpre-
yious experience not necessary
ard executive potential Gail Mr.
Ills, Gu. PRUDENTIAL INSUR-
ANCE Co. 1912 18th st. NV.
Westminster 5. tx. 3-5s5s.
sALESMKN for mems clothing
stores: fun time positions; salary
and commissions. Apply WEB
STER CLOTHES. 1912 p st nv
and 1903 Indianhead I'd, East
over shopping center.
: ALEsMEN-To sell new Fords and
used ears; attractive paw plan IN
GLIDING new car demonstration.
Decentralization. paid vacations and
year around bonuses; some men
in eur organization are In the
top pay bracket. II you can CON-
pete with these IN q volume oper-
alton, see sales Manager, at LOG
AN MOTOR CO.. 1l5o 2oth ct.
Nv. No phone calls.