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Raleigh Register, Bccklcy, W. Monday Afternoon, December TV By CYNTHIA LOWKY AP TV-Radio Writer NEW YORK A congressional committee, a federal agency and the broadcasting industry now are concerned about an old American institution: the plug. Before they can dp much about it, somebody will have to decide just what it is, or at least when it's'improper. For instance: An advertising agency executive recently ordered removal of a water cooler from a television set just before show time. The sponsor was an equipment company.

The water cooler was made by a competitor. "The company was paying one hell of a price for that show," explained the agency man. "Why free advertising everybody wants to get "for themselves but which they don't want to give to somebody else. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Take notice that by virtue of the authority vested in the undersigned Trustee Peed of tt Beauty Suggestions LOOK YOUR BEST tor the holidays with a new and flattering hair style by one of our experts. JIMMY'S HOUSE of BEAUTY Main St.

Pbv CL 3-6171 141 Female Help Wanted RUDOLPH, THE RED-FACED REINDEER--Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, with his famous guiding light shining atop his nose, ran away from a Christmas parade (top) in Wauwatosa, a suburb of Milwaukee. Captured after a chase, he is soothed (lower) by Edward MakaL By WILLIAM GLOVER Associated Press Drama Writer YORK The girls are far ahead-in Broadway's new talent roundup this season. Six damsels and a moppet have jumped into the spotlight. Skill and luck brought the big break to only three freshman actors." "in the group are Patricia Wilson, Kisa Schwartz, Eileen Rodgers Marion Marlowe, Susan Luckey, Patty Duke, Diana Douglas, Robert Carraway, Tom Bosely 'and Warren Beatty. Risa Schwartz, the only female performer in a mystical hit melodrama, "The Tenth Man," started off farthest from.

Broadway. Miss Schwartz, 18, is a war orphan. She and" her brother were adopted in 1347 by Maurice Schwartz, veteran star of Yiddish theatrics. Ironically, the lad, Marvin, showed no yen for the stage and is studying to be an engineer. Risa however, was fascinated by greaspaint, and has performed frequently on tour witn her either middle-20's blonde and veteran of stock and TV work, Diana Douglas twice previously tnea for Broadway, as understudy to a star who never missed a performance, and.

then in a show which foundered during road tryout, pr. Then her dream came true btie got Cellar billing for "The Highest Tree," a Theatre Guild production. But Dore Schary's atomic-era drama received a chill reception and folded after 21 performances, leaving Miss Douglas, did well enough in personal notices, to muse upon the uncertainties or Broadway and sudden stardom. The youngest in the freshman brigade is Patty Duke, 12.who performs in "The Miracle Worker," one of the street's biggest hits. most famous mayor, Fiorello H.

LaGuardia. Tom' won stardom the hard way, by years of work in stock and. off-Broadway shoestring ventures. The other new lad is Robert Carraway, featured in "The Golden Fleecing." The slim youth from Beaumont, looks Ms role, a naval ensign, but performs with veteran aplomb in the farce, that toughest of all comedy forms. Carraway almost got his initial workout last year, but missed when "A Swim In the Sea" took an out-of-town dive.

Patty has a focal rale in that drama of a teacher i brought understanding to toe deaf mute-blind child who grew up to be one of the world's most famous women, Helen Keller. In "The Miracle Worker Patty hasn't much to remember-a few grunts and one word. But aer pantomime portrayal of a stncK- en child, furious and touching, is a season highlight. A somewhat older TV gift to Broadway is Marion Marlowe, erstwhile thrush of the Artnur Godfrey gang, making her stage debut in "The Sound of Music, age of 5, Miss Marlowe has been studying for the theater for years, with Lee Strasberg, the big man of Actors Studio. Whale her role gives Marion little opportunity to sing, vocal assignments in another musical, have given two other newcomers their main stem chance.

By JAMES BACON AP Movie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) Red- haired Patricia Owens, a beautiful English actress says "I want; a man who is in me, not publicity. "Is that too much to ask?" It's not so easy to find such a man around this she sadly admits. "I have never dated an actor in the years I have been in Hollywood," she states. Actors, she thinks, are inter: ested only in themselves. She tells of one big TV Western star who once called her for a date.

"I almost succumbed until he told me how he wanted to. spend the evening eating dinner in front of Ms TV set watching Ms show." Even Marlon Brando, who makes most girls swoon, comes under Patricia's no-actors edict. he co-starred with him in "Say- nara," playing his American wee the art. 'I like Marlon as an actor--but hat's all." Patricia says she finds most her dates among business or rofessional men. But she says ome of them are bigger publi- ity seekers than- actors.

(HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Anthony Juinn, on location in the Hudson ay area for "The Savage Inno- ents," writes -that water carce in the frozen north. Sure, there is plenty of ice and snow but little water and ittle or no facilities for shower tub." Quinn is playing an Eskimo omplete with furs, parka and meiiy seals and He found the local trading post should it plug net?" Why, indeed? Of course, in the credits at the end of the same show, it was prominently noted that the star appeared "by courtesy of Abou Ben Adams studios, producers of 'Ahoy "A film in which the star did not even appear. And the equipment company itself hires press agents to get plugs of its- products and its television shows in newspapers and magazines. Is it a plug when Ethel Merman, in a TV show sponsored by an auto manufacturer, stands in front of a advertising her Broadway show? Is it a plug when the star of a musical show holds up a new record album he has made, or discusses the album a guest Star has made? Certainly they are plugs. But apparently the plugs which concern the investigators are the sneaky ones dropped in without the knowledge of the show producers and agency supervisors.

Some performers including stars are known in the business as plug drcopers, and are suspected of accepting gifts, even payoffs, for their activities. "With these guys, there's absolutely nothing you can do when it's a live show," says one television veteran. 'But the other kind of plugs need not happen often if you are vigilant. In one show the scene was a diner and in rehearsal when we did a closeup of the counterman in an important scene, you could identify the of cereal on the shell behind ham. We made them turn the boxes around.

Sometimes these things are accidental. But when they aren't, you usually find they have been slipped in at an earlier creative level." It's easy enough to keep an actor from flaunting a pack of cigarettes so that the label shows Others are almost impossible to avoid. "Suppose you've got a serious drama -and you must show a telegraph office," continued the agency man. "What are you going to do call it Eastern Union? Same thing with airport scenes. You'll, often see the names of real airlines not as plugs but to maike it real.

And when you want to be sure that the audience knows the characters aire drinking a soft drink you have got'to use one ideniifaa'ble bottle." But while many sponsors are raising cain about plugs on their shows, most have worked hard to get the name of their companies into the- title of their 'shows --just so they can get free plugs in print and by word of mouth every time the property is mentioned. And they are positively overjoyed when one of their commercials gets kidded. Every Trust executed by J. L. Sweeney and Jennie Lee Sweeney, his wife, to Anthony J.

Sparacino, Trustee, dated January 16, 1956, and recorded in the Raleigh Clerks Office in Trust Deed Book 235 page 457, to secure the beneficial owner therein 'named, and default having been made in the payment of the note therein described, and the Trustee having been directed so to do by the holder thereof, he will on the 29th day of December, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. sell at public auction at the front door of the Raleigh County Courthouse, Beckley, West Virginia, to the highest responsible bidder, said real estate situate in Town District of said County and State and being Lot No. Educational instructions ART lessons, individual or groups. Beginners and advanced pupils.

Call Gene K. Hedrick, CL 3-323S after 3 p.m., or write Box 215, Mab scott, for details. a rival's prod- 38 of the Baijey Addition No. 3, Beckley-Mount Hope TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on day of sale. ANTHONY J.

SPARACINO Trustee 12-28-Mon-4-RR FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BAUFORD. BAUFORD, Mrs. Carl Lee: age 65, of Glen Rogers, died in a local hospital Friday morning, December 4th. Funeral services' will be held Tuesday, December 8th, at 1 p.m. in the First Baptist Church, of Glen Rogers, with the Rev.

S. W. Williams officiating. Burial will follow in the Greenwood Memorial Park. The body will remain at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor until one hour prior to the funeral hour.

Arrangements By Ritchie-and Johnson Funeral Parlor "SKY JOBS" THE COMMERCIAL AIRLINES WAITED white lady between 25 and 50 to work in house. Dial CL 2-1075. Maids, New York Jobs HIGHEST cash paid weekly to $50. Free room, board, uniforms. Tic- kets'sent.

Write names, addresses, correct telephone numbers of all references. Dix Agency. 249 West 34th New York City. BECOME a. Beautician and Hair stylist, enroll now for new class starting January 18th.

Southern Martz Beauty School 942 3rd Ave. Huntington. Va. CELEBRITIES AND FREE TRAVEL TO INTERESTING PLACES IF YOU ARE A HIGH GRADUATE "BETWEEN THE AGES OF and 38 IN GOOD HEALTH YOU MAY QUALIFY. FOR FULL INFORMATION WHITE AT ONCE GIVING PHONE, EDUCATION.

HOURS YOU WORK TO LADIES SEE Rev. O. T. Moore or Geneva Craddock. Best jobs in New York.

Room and board and good salary. Call CL 3-3827 or CL 3-8124 or TR 7-2746 or write Bon Bon Domestic Agency, 613 Va Neville Street, Beckley, W. Va. WEAVER AIRLINE TRAINING, Dept. 1322, CHARLESTON.

VA. WISEMAN WISEMAN, Fred Boyd: age 61, of Hollendale, Florida, formerly of Beckley, died Friday, December 4th, in a Hollendale Hospital. The body will arrive at Prince at 6:53 Sunday, December 6th, and will be taken to the Calfee Funeral Home "where it will remain until the funeral hour. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 8th, in the Mt.

Tabor Baptist Church with the Rev. Charles Emerson Walker officiating. Burial will follow in the Calfee Cemetery in Mt. Tabor. The body will be taken to the church one hour before funeral services.

Active pallbearers will be Robert Cormack, Alex Lofton, Allen Hall, Themon Rorrer, ndon Rorrer and Wilmer Rorrer. Now Is The-Time To Plan For A Career In Printing The Printing Industry needs well trained Linotype and Intertype operators. Letterpress. Pressmen, Offset Cameramen, Offset' Pressmen and Offset Platemakers. The Southern Institute of Graphic Arts, the South's oldest and largest Printing Institution has complete courses in all these printing fields.

Courses are open to Korean Veterans. Non- Veterans, men and women. For complete information write: SOUTHERN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ARTS P. O. Box 1187.

Nashville 2, Tennes- WANTED receptionist, white, some typing ability, inquiries state age experience if any, address, educa tion. To start immediately. Write Box A-745, care this paper. LADIES WANTED WE GUARANTEE MORE MONEY ALL JOBS GUARANTEED COLORED or white to do, housework in New York, up to ,5200 per month to start, room- and board included fares advanced See Rev Glower or Dial'CL 2-4661 or CL 3 95.06, or write Box 5. HOUSEWIVES Beaver.

Shady Springs. Glen Morgan area -Join our happy family for Christmas 1959. Have fun while earning $45 60 working in your neighborhood 20 hours weekly. Extra prizes for go getters. Write Box A-736.

care Beck ley 42 Male Help Wanted 69 Miscellaneous For Sale ARGUS C-3, 35 M. M. camera; If'rigidalre 12' 5 1 (cu ft.) upright freezer. Dial CL 2-1927. Jack's Trading Post NEW USED; FURNITURE Buy-Trade-Sell-Pawn New Raleigh Road CL 2-6673 LIVING room suite, good shape, CL 3-4327 after 4 p.m.

MODERN walnut, seven piece dining room suite. Dial CL 2-4404. WE buy and sell used furniture and clothing, we pay cash. Dial CL 3-4411, M. Walker.

CHARCOAL black sectional living room suite with complete wali unit, beige Mouton coat. Dial CL 26914. ELECTROLUX CORP. SALES and service, genuine replacement parts. Floor waxers Miscellaneous For Sale SWEET Sixteen Browning automatic, full choke: 25-20 Winchester; other guns, all cheap; No.

.2 crane section boiler, Iron Fireman stoker, 7 radiators, 150 gallon hot water tank with gas heater; "3 guitars. $30 and $35, make nl Christmas presents; one 10 n. gasoline motor. $90, J. L.

Sophia. Phone OV 3-5111. CLOSE OUT PRICES ON ALL TOYS! 2 PKJCE LESS! 2000 Records, 5 for prices reduced on albums, EP's. $1.05. LP's, $2.98.

K1SER, INC 340-D Prince St. Ph. CL 3-5634 GAS, coal oil heaters, bargain prices; bargains in living room suites. Wilson's Furniture, 1719 S. Kanawha, CL 2-4412.

and rug shampooers. Also new and! factory rebuilt vacuum cleaners; 501 Temple St. Seckley, CL 3-5575. 50 usea sewing machines. $10.

up, guaranteed, expert re- A ZENITH CHRISTMAS! Transistor radios Transoceanic radios FM AM radios Portable TV radios Table Mod TV $39.95 up up $74.95 up $139.95 up $189.95 up $269.95 Rated No. 1 sales leader in the nation, easiest to service, low down pavment, easy terms. Ashworth Firestone 211 Prince St. Ph. CL 3-4213 pairs.

Dowdy Sewing Center. S. Kanawha. Next to East Beckley Post Office. CL 2-5811 or CL 6000 FT LUMBER, 2x4, 2x8, 12 ft.

and 24 ft. long. Givens Lunch Room. Pax. W.

Va. FOUR desks. 2 work tables, 2 metal cabinets and other office equipment. Dial CL 3-5735 before 5 p.m. Professional Directory NEED six men to deliver Watkins products 'in, Raleigh County, can earn $2.50 per hour.

Call Buel Redden, CL 3-4927 or come to store at Beaver, Monday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 11 aim. LAWSON LAWSON, Clyde Lewis: age 60, of 104 Edwards Street, died at his residence Saturday, December 5th, at 12:30 p.m. The body will remain at the Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home on Johnstown Road, until the funeral hour. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, -December 8th, at 2 p.m.

at the Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home Chapel, Johnstown Road, with Dr. A. H. Wilson officiating. Burial will follow in the Sunset Memorial Park.

Arrangements By Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home Eileen Rodgers, a lady with pipes like Ethel Merman, belts a specialty number with a verve end developed on the airwaves and record studios. Last season she appeared off-Broadway in "Chic," and on the strength of that solo, revue stint made the uptown grade. Patricia Wilson had only one stage'test before but concentrated in night club work that took her as far as London. The seventh fortunate miss a the real name Susan Luckey. She was born in Hollywood-, where is movie sound editor.

A few years (back she had a bit part in "Peter Pan" but her real break came while on tour' In the national company of Music she was discovered for a musical in which she puppy love wifclrwinning tenderness, Warren brother of film star. Shirley is mak ing his debut-in Loss Roses" after a'career that ha swung from sand'hog work in tun nel construction, to piano play ing at-night cluibs, to being an of manager had bathing facilities his home. He also didn't want part with his precious water. 3ut Quinn found a solution. "This guy has an Indian wife vhose cooking is somewhat less than adequate.

In fact, it's lousy. So I made a deal. He let me take a daily bath. I cooked him dinner every night. fice secretary.

The musical 'Fiorello!" is launching pad for the male arriv with the biggest role, Tom The 32-year-old Chicago an stunned the critics with Hi title portrayal in the show' that i quip is a free plug. It's a big, broad and foggy area, and the question is one BENNETT BENNETT, Homer Geoffrey; age 54, of Crab Orchard, was dead on arrival at the Charleston Memorial Hospital following a heart attack Friday, December 4th, 7 a.m. The body will remain at the Rose and 1901 Quesenberry Funeral Home, South Kanawha Street. services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday.

December 7th in the Peace Chapel of the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home, 1901 South. Kanawha Street the Rev. T. M. Waldron officiating.

Burial -will follow in the Sunset Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be Bill Wood, George Ruble, Irbie Webb, Dewey Parker, Ralph Carter and Ben Wooten. Arrangements By Rose Quesenberry Funeral Home GOOD VISION IS THE TO HAPPINESS! Your eyes are a gift of God -don't take chances by neglecting a careful examination. Be comfortable with glasses or contact lens. Dr.

H. C. Kinzer Optometric Eye Specialist Main over Fosters. GL3-6152 22 Repair Service JAMES TV SERVICE 501 Valley Dr. Ph.

CL 2-4238 ALL WORK GUARANTEED HOME and auto radios repaired. and delivery service. All work guaranteed. Wrights Radio Service. Dial CL 2-3509.

FOR gas stoves, refrigerators and washer repairs. CL 3-4937. FOR modern plumbnng and heating prompt dependable repair service call CL 3-4583 C. Rogers Plumbing Heating. 104 Temple Si- Makes Of GAS AND ELECTRIC MACHINES ALL MAKES ALL WORK GUARANTEED Factory Trained Service Man JOHN W.

EYE Radio Sales Service 805 West Neville St. Dial CL 3-4542 EARN $10-512 day while shop train ing to earn real money in auto body-fender, refrigeration, machinist, GI approved. See Mr. Brown President Hotel, Wed. 11-5.

SKY JOBS AIRLINE passenger agents needed. See our ad under Classification No. 18. NTEW AND USED STOKE EQUIPMENT SCALES, Slicers, Shelving; meat produce and dairy cases. J.

Huddle, 228 Clyde Street, Beckley Phone CL 3-3465. IBM ELECTRIC typewriter, years old, excellent condition, original cost, $510, will sell for best offer over $300. Large type, ample carriage, IBM will continue maintenance, CL 3-8224. MAN with car, earn $2.50 per hour thru Christmas Write Watkins, Rupert, W. Va.

Assistant Manager! SMALL LOAN OFFICE IN Mullens, W. prefer resident of Mullens or near by town. Experience preferred, but not necessary. Reasonable salary, excellent future. See Mr.

B. J. Leadingham, manager, at Mullens Finance. Situations Wanted MASONRY, underpinning, block laying, concrete floors and carpentry, free estimates. Bibb Snyder, dial CL WANTED coal hauling 'job for four tandem trucks.

Call East Bank 8-6751. LOVITZ TELEVISION SERVICE Parts for all makes and models! Antennas and installations. All work and material guaranteed. Dial CL 2-4271 Beckley SAME DAY SERVICE YOUNG LADY, high school graduate, willing to -work, desires position as receptionist, telephone operator or office or clerical work. Write Box A-725.

care Beckley Newspapers. Florists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CUT FLOWER 801 S. OaHwood Ph. CL 2-6565 Lovely Flowers For All Occasions SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS 319 Prince Street Ph. CL 3-7371 Beautiful Gifts She Will Love BIAS FLORAL CO.

345 City Ave. Ph. CL 3-4561 Funeral Directors of degree -the line. If of where to draw the investigations somehow succeeded in abolishing all plugs, a huge number of press agents would be out of jobs. In the final analysis, a plug is Dinner Honors State Employes OaABLESPON (AIP) Engraved certificates will be awarded at a dinner here Sun- to 39 employes of the KEYSER-BRYANT FUNERAL HOME NOW LOCATED 1000 Johnstown Rd, DIAL CL 3-3331 1 HOUR TV SERVICE 2 WAY RADIO SYSTEM MAKES THIS POSSIBLE! Ashworth Sparks, Inc.

RADIO TV SERVICE DIAL CL 3-5251 209 Prince St. Beckley TELEVISION REPAIRS AND SERVICE WE SERVICE ALL MAKES All Work Guaranteed JOHN W. EYE 805 West Neville St. Dial CL 3-4542 28 Special Notices Open For Business! Valley Drive Barber Shop Corner Plney Ave. Valley Dr.

Hair cutting (ladies', men's; children's), shaving, scalpials, facials, hair coloring for men, private, confidential. Connie Gillian. Owner; two barbers, FREE parking. Plenty Of Telephones WASHINGTON The Census Bureau says about 1 in every 20 households in the $10,000 income bracket is without a telephone. The report said that for all income brackets, about 1 in 4 families does not have a phone.

Compiling data gathered' in March 1953, the bureau said the number of phone customers in all sections', except the- South runs close to 80 per cent of the popular tion. For South, figure was 58 per cent State Agriculture Department for service to the state ranging from 10 to 34 years, Agriculture Commissioner John. T. Johnson announced. The state agency employs 184 persons.

The special dinner -was set up for the first time this year. B. W. Ranoels is the senior member among the 39 persons to 'he honored. RanneHs, supervisor of fruit and vegetable inspection Jor the state at Matins- burg, has been in tihe Agriculture Department 34 years.

He has served under four department heads' since 1925. SERVJ6E- AWARDS for 30 Amos E. Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 So. Kanawha St Ph. CL 34461 Lost, Found, Strayed LOST billfold containing about $96, receipts with name of John Hatcher.

Reward, CL 3-9460. FOUND car keys, in parking lot, owner may have by identifying and paying for ad. Beckley Newspapers. BOARD elderly persons in private home. Call between 7 a.m.

and 1 p.m.. HO 5-5425, Oak Hill. "FURS" restyled, capes, stoles, alterations, clothing, Munsey. Dial CL 2-3768 or W. 5164.

HOUSE RAISING MOVING, raising, leveling houses, general repairs, pour concrete by contract, free estimates. No down payment. Roy A. Jones. CL 3-8663.

USED TV SETS Biggest selection, from $29,95. BECKLEY MUSIC Prince St. Next To. Liquor Store USED gas stbve, electric refrigera tor, $25 each, good condition, CL 2-7529. CHAIN SAWS Sales Service RURAL EQUIPMENT CO 19-21 By-Pass Ph.

CL 3-3500 OFF! CHRISTMAS CARDS GIBSON BARKER ROYAL OAK PRESS 511 Neville Eeckley SIGNS NO HUNTING NO TRESPASSING BNC PRINTING 345 Prince.St Beckley. W. Va. Ph. CL 3-3331 HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS New and Used -Sales and Service DEARING BROS.

Prosperity. W. Vat Dial CL 3-5360 or CL 2-2271 Day or Night USED SEWING MACHINES 12.95 AND UP Singer Sewing Center 108 SOUTH KANAWHA D1AJL CL 3-6811 STREET WARM AIR GAS FURNACE MODERN warm air furnace made by Fraser. 42,000 BTU input. Has jeen heating six room and bath home.

Will sell for about half what new one would cost Removed because three rooms added to house. See at 102 Bishop Street. Dial CL 3-3809. WASHING MACHINES. $15 up; 5 coal heaters.

We repair washers, J. Mills. Sophia. W. Va.

OV 35111. NOW OPEN! USED ITEMS 1514 SOUTH KANAWHA Good selection used household furniture, plumbing etc. We invite you, to visit us and take advantage of our low. low prices. Dial CL 2-1127.

GIRL'S 24" Hawthorne "bicycle, almost new, $20. Phone CL 2-3304. CHRISTMAS IN HI-FI! AM--FM RADIOS Stereo Hi Fi $159.95 Just wait "til you hear your favorite carols and Christmas songs in true high fidelity filling your home with the magic of music! Sears, Roebuck Co. 114 Main St. Ph.

CL 2-6231 EXPERIENCED presser desires full or part time work. Write Oliver Davis, Glen Jean, W. Va. MOVING HOUSES HOUSE raising, block laying and concrete floors. Free estimates.

R. L. and J. H. Stinson.

East Beckley. Dial CL 2-3257. 51 Birds and Pet Animals GERMAN shepherd puppies, AKC registered. Dial CL 2-5166 or CL 3-8371. near Turnpike Maintenance Building, Harper Eoad.

Harold Hanks. GERMAN Shepherd puppies, six weeks old, for Christmas giving. Dial CL 2-6702. PUG, Boston, Pekingese, cocker, 'collie puppies, baby parakeets, singing canaries, pet supplies. The Nature Shop, By-Pass, CL 3-9011, SHETLAND pony, saddle and bridle, broke to ride, will make Christmas a.

happy one for any child: Call O'Dell Motor Co. Oak Hill. HO 9-4801: 51-A Wanted--Homes For Pets SEC kittens, 3 months old, 2 black, 4 gray. CL 3-7287. 52 Livestock For Sale BEEF and pork cutting and curing.

Call CL 3-8361. PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFT! Remington Portable Quiet Riter Typewriters Select From 4 Pastel Shades Small Down Payment Balance up To 18 Months Klaus Office Equip. 207 McCreery St. Dial CL 3-6646 The Finest Gift You Can Give-TELEVISION Why not select a TV set NOW! We're giving liberal trades on new TV sets will accept anything of value as down payment. For the best deal in town see Doy Appliances TV Valley Drive Ph.

CL 3-8357 New Smith-Corona Typewriters DISCOUNT OR CASH CALL BNC PRINTING Dial CL 3-3321 71 Musicai For America's Favorite Pianos and Organs See Or Call -WAYLAND REDDEN At The New LOWMAN MUSIC CO. Best Place Buy" 433 NEVILLE ST. PH. CL 2-7121 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WE sell, install, and service WILLIAMSON" gas. oil, and coal furnaces.

We clean, service, and repair all makes of furnaces. EASY TIME PAYMENT PLAN! FRANKS PLUMBING HEATING 821 S. Kanawha St- Dial CL 2-6306 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Says Though yoiuH Journey of life Tdccy be long and odd, at the end of your road, youll surely meet God. SPECIAL Septic Tanks Cleaned and Repaired Lilly's Sanitation Service CL 3-3355 or CL 2-5614 30 Transfer and Storage Lewis Transfer CL 3-4400 Furniture Storage, Fireproof Bldg. Wanted to Bay WANTED to buy grade lumber delivered to Appalachian Hardwoods.

Ph. Hinton 1210, Box 177. hemlock or white pine GRAY LUMBER CO. Crab Orchard, W. Va.

WOULD like to buy good used piano. Call ST 7-3449. WANTED to buy 6.70 15, 7.10 15 and 8.00 14 sound slick tires, will pay up to BECKLEY TIRE RUBBER CO. CL 3-6355. 52 HAMPSHIRE and Suffolk ewes, will lamb in February, one purebred Ram.

Sell cheap. Phone Pax 2444. PIGS for sale or will trade for anything of equal OV 3-5043. TWO bucks, 19 ewes, 15 ewe lambs, 15 each, CL 2-2970. WE butcher hogs and beef, cut up or wrap.

Dial CL 3-5578. FINE Holstein cows and heifers for sale. Fresh and springers. T. B.

and bangs tested, leptro vaccinated. Priced reasonably. See at farm or phone PR 2-2584, Union, W. Va. after 8 p.m.

Glendon Michael. Rt. 2, Box 16, Sinks Grove, W. Va. 53 Poultry and Supplies LAYING hens for sale, DeKalb, H-N; 600 cages, CL 2-5491.

Twenty-five game chickens for sale. Dial ST 7-5756. ONE year old Hi-line hens, 50c each, CL 2-7792. Poultry ana Supplies For Information leading to conviction of person or persons stealing newspapers from roadside tube or bundles of newspapers Pleae give information to Robert L. Amick, Beckley Newspapers.

Phone CL 3-3321. 9 Wallpapering and Painting G. WASHINGTON HERE CASA-GRAME, Ariz. (AP) -Lt. Col.

Jay Casagrande was en route" to a new "assignment at Davis Monthan Air Force Base at Tucson-and stopped-to spend the night at Casa Grande. When he sign-ed the register as Col. Casagrande and wife, the motel owner (protested. "I'm tired of people signing phony names. Sign correctly." Casagrande argued, but to no avail.

"He signed again and was' allowed to spend the night. His second registration card read, "Mr, and Mrs. George too," years service will be to C. C. Blake of St.

Marys, supervisor of poultry; Waldo Craig of Charleston, entomology division director, and Marvin Snyder of South Charleston, division director of seed, feed and fertilizer. Awards for 20 years service will' be presented tihe following: C. Harold Amide of Charleston, director of the food and dairy division; 0. M. Dick Jr.

of Falling Waters, agricultural inspector; J. J. Gess- of -Martins- agricultural inspector; T. C. Green of South Charleston, director of the animal disease control division; (Mabel Guthrie of Charleston, entomology division secretary.

RALPH HITT-of Moorefield; poultry specialist; Sam Holroyd of Hinton, dairy division supervisor; L. L. McConneU of dairy division Maxwell. West Union, marketing specialist; J. 0.

Rannells, FaMing Waters, agricultural inspector, and A. V. Smith of also an inspector. Ten-year service' awards will be presented to employes. NEW floor sander and edger for rent.

Todd's Grocery and Hardware, Beaver. Dial CL 3-8373. HIGHEST prices paid for used spinet and studio pianos. Jan Campbell Music Co. Dial CL 3-8189.

CHRISTMAS TREES IN WANTED TO BUY field 5,000 Christmas trees. assorted sizes and varieties, to be taken up between. December 10th and 20th. Call CL.2-6652 after 6 p.m. or write John W.

Clark, Route 3, Box 258, 37 "fersonal" FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT Gray Lumber Co. Crab Orchard Dial CL 2-6363 11 Photographers Make It Personal give your PORTRAIT the gift 'with love! Christmas reminder: Your 'photograph li the most personal gilt of all! Arrange an appointment toon. Earl's Studio Distinction" Main St Ph. CL 3-3625 RUGS cleaned, no odor, no mess. Wright's Rug Upholstery Cleaning Service- Dial CL 2-3770.

FRESH turkeys, oven ready. SUDDRETH'S TURKEY FARM. Crab Orchard. Call CL 2-7651. 54 Livestock Wanted STILL buying horses and cattle, B.

Earl Mann. Dial CL 2-7070. DINER ON MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT BECKLEY, W. VA. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT (Owner formerly 10 years at the Smoke House in Mt.

Hope and Oak Hill) Breakfast At 7 A.M. Lunches Coffee, Soup and Chili To Go OVER THE COUNTER SERVICE NO WAITING! Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated FREE! FREE! 63 Gift Suggestions OPERATORS LICENSE REVOKED? Auto insurance cancelled or rejected? Call Jim Green, Raleigh Insurance Agency, day phone CL 3-7366, nights Sundays and holidays, CL QUALITY GIFTS! Give Case Cutlery Knives Knives and Ham Slicers Knives Knives Knives, etc. Kinds Case Scissors Henry Conway Hardware 317 Neville St. Dial CL 3-4911 69 Miscellaneous For Sale 41 Female Belp Wanted FASCINATING piece like work! Stay home! We pay you! Securall, Box 1450; Pasadena, Calif. WANTED white girl, stay on place, help with house work.

Dial CL 3-4178. Buckley Photo Service COMPLETE COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE WE GO ANYWHERE ANY TtME Speedy Service PHOTOGRAPHIC COPYING 120 Church Street CL 2-363f AVON CALLIN Women who need and are willing to work 4 hours a day. HJgh commission plus bonus and prizes. Dial CL 3-6306 Monday through Friday between 2 and 5 p.m. SKY JOBS THE airlines need hostesses.

See our ad under Classification No. 1.8. WANTED counter girl, age 18 to 25. Apply in person between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, Monday only.

One Hour Martinlzing, 204 Main Beckley. WANTED experienced short order cook and waitress. Apply In person to the Rainbow Grill, 613 NeviUc Street. No phone calls. OUT OF PAWN END of the month -sale, 2 fishing rods, 1 portable television, 2 Polaroid cameras, 2 radios, 1 movie camera, 1 silver set, 2 guitars, men's and ladies' birthstone rings, ladies' diamond ring sets, 3 men's 21-jewel pocket watches, ladies and men's 17-jewel wrist watches; 3 pistols; target pistols; Smith and Wesson pistols; 2 automatics.

1 .25 automatic. UNCLE BEN'S LOAN CO. BEN'S ARMY STORE 412 NEVILLE STREET. SECKLEY SPINET piano, very good condition, $300. Dial CL 3-5480.

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! WESTINGHOUSE dishwasher, reg. $319.95, will take Bendix gas clothes dryer, reg. $229.95, only $179.95. Ph. OV 3-5307 before 5.

MAIDS 150 NEEDED" LICENSED RELIABLE AGENCY GUARANTEED jobs to $50 weekly, best homes, glamorous gay town. Tickets sent at once. Uniforms, room, board, TV free. A4 Agency 100 Main St. Hempstead, Island, N.

Y. Long GIVE AWA.7 PRICES! NEW 48" electric dishwasher and sink, reg. $475, sell for $199 New Thor reg. $99.95, sell for, 29 95 NEW Platplate ironer, reg. $199.95, cell, for $99.95 BECKLEY MUSIC Prince St.

Next To Liquor Store ALSO, Wild bird feed 9c Ib. Complete line of Pratts animal health products. PRICE BROTHERS 320 City PH. CL J-4412 UTTER BAG FREE -When Making Payment For 7-Day Classified Advertising Order REMEMBER Ask for your FREE LITTER BAG i when making payment for 7-day Classified tising Order your choice of brown, blue ax green or you may purchase your LITTER BAG without payment for Want Ad for 25c. They conveniently fit on the dash or door handle of your car and are easy to A $50.00 FINE -DON'T BE A UTTER BUG USE THIS LITTER BAG BE PROUD OF WEST VIRGINIA! CLASSIFIED DEFT.

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