01234nam a2200157   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200011100056205001300167210003300180215003300213225000900246330078200255606001501037700002401052386992  a20080924d1954       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aTales for salesmenfFrancis Leo Goldengforeword by Harry Hershfield, illustrations by H. Lawrence Hoffman  a1.ª ed.  aNew YorkcPocket Booksd1954  aXII, 225, [1] p.cil.d16 cm  v1013  aForeword by Harry Hershfield. Introduction. 1 - "Oh, for the life of a salesman!". 2 - Sex-cess in selling. 3 - Feminudity makes sales. 4 - Gauze and effect. 5 - Does Macy tell gimbel? 6 - Deep in the heart of textiles. 7 - Sale! Sale! The gang's all here! 8 - Nature abhors a vacuum cleaner salesman. 9 - Is your radio on the bum-or is it the bum on the radio? 10 - Cider must be hard to sell. 11 - Dieting eliminates the middleman. 12 - Halitosis is better than no breath at all. 13 - Dying is the last thing you should do. 14 - A company is known by the salesmen it keeps. 15 - Thereby hangs a sale. 16 - Canaries are sold for a song. 17 - Let a smile be your best seller. 18 - Types and gripes. 19 - And the farmer's daughter. 20 - Heads and tailspins. 21 - Clearance sale.  aLITERATURA  aGOLDENbFrancis Leo