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Evening star., 1951-05-14
Minor Leagues
BY the Associoied Press

International Leasue.
sarhnspre ssai5h,mare Il, sprinsfield 0-s.
Buffalo 10. Ottawa "a,
Montreal S-4, Toronto 30.
American Association.
Milwaukee 6-2, Columbus 81.
Kansas City la, Toledo 3-2.
Louisville 81, St. Paul 2-6.
Minneapolis 14-7. Indianapolis GA.
Pacific Coast League.
seattle If, Los Angeles o..
san Francisco ~ Sacramento 3-13.
Hollywood 6-1I, San Diego SO.
Eastern League.
Wilkes-Barre S-15, Binghamton 4-s.
Albany 4-S, Elmira ST..
Williamsport 5-5. Hartford So.
@ Texas League.
Dallas 8, san Antonio 1.
Tulsa 81, Shreveport 1-6.
Beaumont S-1,f Oklahoma City 6-6.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga 9-15, New Orleans 1-3.
Little Rock 4-6, Atlanta 2-2.
Birmingham 15-2. Memphis 1873.
Nashville 1875. Mobile OF.
South Atlantic League,
Jacksonville 10, Montgomery O.
Savannah 8, Columbus 4.
Columbia 3, Augusta 8.
Charleston 8, Macon 5.
Western League.
Sioux City 8. Denver 5.
Pueblo 8, pes Moines g..
Lincoln 4, Colorado Springs 9.
Wichita s. Omaha 0
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Major Leaders
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

INhHIV4NzSL LlLhNON'
Batting (based on 80 times at bat ol
ore)-Robinson Brooklyn, 400; Elliott
Boston. 800.
Runs-Dark, New York, 25; snider
Brooklyn, %.
Runs batted in-Pafko, Chicago, %
Elliott. Boston, 21.
Hits-Dsrk, New York, 80; Robinson
Brooklyn. 3S.
Doubles - Metkovich. Pittsburgh, ant
Kluszewski, Cincinnati, 8.
Triples-Reese, Brooklyn; Pafko, Chi
caso: Adams, Cincinnati; Ennis and Ham
ner, Philadelphia. 3.
Home runs-Hodges, Brooklyn, 9; Pafko
Chicago and westlake, Pittsburgh. 8.
Stolen bases-Stanky New York, 4
irwin, New York. and Fondy, Chicago. 3
Pitching-Roe, Brooklyn, 40; Brecheen
St. Louis, and Klippstein. Chicago, 80.
Strikeouts-Jansen, New York. 81
SPAIN, Boston, 30
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Red RoIfe Will Speak
|At Touchdown Club

Manager Red Rolfe Of the De-
troit Tigers will be the principal
speaker at tomorrow's Touchdown
Club luncheon honoring the De-
troit baseball team.
This is the first Of the series
|of special baseball luncheons at
which all visiting American League
lclubs viii be guests of the Touch
doWners.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Batting {based on so times at bat OF
morel-Coan, Washington, .412; Kryhoski
Detroit. .404.
Runs-Jensen, New York, and Dolby
Cleveland. 20.
Runs batted in--wertz, Detroit, %
Mantle. New York. %.
Hits-Carrasauel Chicago. 35; Busby
Chicago and Coleman, st. Louis. 81.
Doubles-Fain, Philadelphia, 10; Car
fasuuel, Chicago, 8.
TripIes-Coan. washington, and Minoso
Chicago 3.
Home runs-williams, Boston. 6; Jen.
sen, New York: Coleman. st. Louis Dolby
Sleyeland: Wertz' Detroit; Joost' Phiia-
Stolen bases-Busby, Chicago, 9; Car.
raSsuel Chicago, ~ 49, a. va,
bert; Detroit:. Feller, Cleveland; Marrero
Washington 40
=. Strikeouts-Pierce Chicago, %; Raschi
New York. and Garcia. Cleveland. %.
Evening star., 1951-05-14

1d1IAcco III 1dVOI O1 LEFTY 1'1s1c1 1Io11, WIIOSe
way was not my way"
To most readers the transition of Babe
Ruth from one of the games best southpaw
pitchers to an outaelder may well be the high
spot of Barrow's recollections. AS manager Of
the Red Sox, Barrow had toyed with the idea
of converting his young star into full-time
outfelder, but didn't make up his mind until
the spring of 1919
During an exhibition game at the Fair
Grounds in Tampa" Barrow writes, Ruth
just about made up my mind for me. He hit
the longest home run he ever poled in his life
Evening star., 1951-05-14

Boston 01a 4O3 e22-1o II O
Washington - 100 600 600 Z
Error or-Noren. Runs batted in-Mccor-
Idreau ~arnen t2l, DiMaeeio. Two-base
hits-Dente DiMaggio. Stephens. Dropo.
Home runs--Stephens Williams. Sacri-
lhce-Parnel. Double plays-Boudreau to
lDoerr to Dropo, Stephens to Doerr to
Dropo. Left on bases-Boston, 10; WASH
inston. 8. Bases on balls-oh Kuzava.
t6; III ParneIl, 8; OF Ross, s; OF Brown.
IL: by Ross. 1; by Brown, 2. Hits-Oh
Kuzaya,. g. in 33s innings; of Ross. 8 in
l3a innings; OF Brown, 2 In Q innings.
Parneu (3-3). Losing pitcher-Ku8ava
(2-3,. umpires-Napp. Passarella. Berry
and Hurley. Time-2:30. Attendance
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and, as you know hit more than TOO of
them Later measured by Boston newspaperman, using
surveyors tape Rut clou travelled $40 feet the hy
Early season Barrow put 1t up to Ruth ST wanted
him to have the matter of which way his would
co. he explains "I have always felt that Ruth stuck
pitching he would have been OF the greatest fanders
Of all time Maybe he would have the greatest also
believed he had greater future hitter The Babe agreed
with me- and he became my regular right fielder"
BARROW ALSO DESCRIBES events leading up to his
legendary fight" with Ruth The serious disagreement
had with the Babe-though had Is years together
later with the Yankeestook place that year, he writes
always proud of his stcufng abity-though
in the book he always have avoided actual of it,
IT always made it practice when the road to until
knew all my players in the hotel says the oldmer
Bu night sitting up the Raleigh Hotel in Washington
found the Babe little too much for waited until
and then went to bed
"The next night decided wasn't going to sit up until
again and instead gave the porter couple of dollars
to notify me when Ruth came in.
"T don't what time it is sad come to and
tell me-"
am the porter knocked on the door, Barrow put on
his bahrobe and Ruth The door unlocked
and he walked in.
"THE BABE WAS IN BED smoking pipe with the covers
pulled up under his neck" Barrow relates.
do you always pipe this time of the morning"
asked Ruth.
"'oh, sure he said. It's very relaxing
IT walked to the bed grabbed the and pulled
them down Ruth was fully clothed even to his shoes and
socks"
At the ball park Barrow read the riot act in front of the
entire club The Babe for while Barrow writes and
then spoke back threatening punch in the AS
he said that, hush fell the clubhouse think the
Babe himself was surprised at what he said -
An fellows finish dressing and get out of here said
a except Ruth You stay here Babe and I'll give chance
to whether you punch me in the
"The players dressing started of the
Ruth wasn't first out would say he was about fifth That
was the closest the Babe and ever came to blows"
1T is ONLY NATURAL that Ruth who Barrow was
he games greatest personality ans Wagner the great
player and Ty Cobb the greatest htter should figure
prominently Cousin Eds memoirs There's at least more
story half forgotten by most that illustrates the Babes
markabe lack of memory for faces.
the World of 918 Barrows Red Sox playing
the Cubs and Ruth, who To- Eds surprise starter
when told Ruth he going to pitch the opener also
the htters in the Chicago lineup with him. Barrow
recalls 81 particularly stressed Leslie Mann the Cub left fielder
stocky hitter who didn't have big average but
who particularly rough left-handed pitching.
"' Don't let up him at any time, warned Ruth. And
don't let him dig in at the plate Bear down on him.
"'Dont worry Babe said I'll take of him.
'When the game started Max FIack, who roughly
size e-handed hitter led off for the Cubs Ruth
Facks head Max reared back from the
plate the breezed three fast past him for
strkeout.
Ruth back to the bench after the inning he
said Well guess took Of that
Mann all right eh?'"
Evening star., 1951-05-14

Ten years ago - Whitlow
Wyatt pitched the Dodgers to
their seventh straight victory,
beating the Reds. Ga,
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Mojor League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Resuits Yesterday


Boston. 10: Wash. /.
Phila., 6-9; N. Y. 4S-f
Cleve.. Ii; Chfcagt
"a ed 9-in'g tie
St. L., 13--3; Detroit
10-5.
Games Today
Boston at Wash, 2::30.
Cleve. at New York (n)
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
Detroit ut Wash. $40.
St. Louis ct Phila. (u) /.
Chicago ut Boston.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

EDWARD GRANT BARROW who for Is years was the man
behind the Yankees possesses neither faulty memory
modesy The upshot that his book MY Fifty
Baseball Coward McCann) fortnight job by the
S3yearod Barrow who retired 1945 president of the
Evening star., 1951-05-14

RETRIEVED PITCHER WINS-Erv Palca right pitching ON
borrowed time while Seective officials case
reoned Dodgers late Saturday night Yesterday allowed
only two hits innings rewarded the Dodg
Go deficit to beat Boston, 1885, take first
place in the National League Pictured with Clyde
FORTH Brooklyn coach Paca expectant father
been deferred for month. ZAP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Probable Pitchers
BY The Asseeiatsd Press

by fhe Assoeiufed Pres3
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston OF Washington-Wight (0-3)
VS.. Moreno 1.O).
Cleveland at New York (night)-Brissie
t0-31 VS.. Lopat $50.
fOnly games scheduled1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
NATIONAL

Brooklyn. IL; Boston. 8
Cinci., 7--6: ST. L. 2--3
NY, ! lis Fhila., 2-2
Pittsh'gh. 20: Chicago
IL.
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Games Tomorrow

Games Today
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1951-05-14

n. Y. at Pittsb'gh tn).
Boston at Cincinnati (n)
BROOKLYN ct Chicago.
Phila. at st. Louis tn).
Evening star., 1951-05-14
Red Sox, 10: Nots. l

TotaIs ------+-.SI 81 z 27
Grounded out for Ross In 18th.
fpopped up for Brown in nth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
dope Trial
For .VlOriD
Actor NpMr

Los ANGELES Nctriai
screen sior Willie Best and HI
attractive red headed companion.'
Phyllis Watkins. have been or
cefed 10 appear next June 81 IN
Department Al OF the Superior
Court to BE- airaigncd on charge
oi violating the state narcotics
law.
Best and Mis- Watkins. repre-
scntcd by Attorney Waltel l.. Coz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Here Ne 10
lyMi"

Annexine rs -
for horo ION sni JAZZ
a ~ Iobrnt os Ind NJ, o..
chestra with Me- Vase h'.'
Lyle. and compa ~
-, w. :, W, D c n.
cidently, OTIS az - =" -.
jackpot with b
of Gee Baby
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

don Jr, did not testify at the
preliminary hearing
The PAIR was arrested last
month IN tho Swank CrcnShaw
district apartment Of Miss Wat
klns and charged with having
5000 worth OF narcotics in their
possession
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
EicEpN .vOM
ORR Sale For
ESppSIDsss.>HDss

Tcket ~ CtA 81 Freedom,
D,teor 20lA niiuay >huw, a.e
on ale ~ ,,tctl downtown t.
cations Is Well as ~ a." lnNct
iv ~ d 'rpi ~te.e ~ ,hoN
wtl bc pa ,n'od IN loe 'sd4un
iN neAts >'rtlns J3'v 10
The stadium will hold more
than 1000 persons night.
with general admission seats
priced al Sl.2o. Reserved seats
are Sl.80. S2.4o and $3.50.
Mail ordcls arc bong &c pies
al the show office al All Vet
cran> Memorial Buldiug Denoit
26.
Tioh,i uav hr ob'ancd II
pc SON at the Cl,s 81 Freedom
Office, G innells, l5lj Woodward,
and Cunn ngham lle4 Girls
void
A cast Of a thousand Viii ap-
pcal on fave paratc stages dur
me the nU,iral spectacle telling
the tony Of Derp' in ,one dance
and dialogue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
S~i"gi"g 0o"~ The Lane
By BILL LANE
BEYOND A DOUBT
By BILL LANE

,om the pcrot ,tea iae ,Ne a ihe Shu'eh 81
GU, PRAYER N9.yh i, hcvsti h' II Rev James /.
Lotiun
Win p.e,.~a,n So h.tnnnN na mr'e'N 'fN'
lll.Seent az tI.i eA,.ta >ta, 'go ol 'a' 80 Ei''.
Wings ONci Jordan O'hou. TIE DICTIONARIES succeed
vonde run, in singing the type ~ songs that meet
With favorable hStcnne from people who tune IN
on wJLB around 8 80 each SUNDAY night Then
theme. Tell II Sins Il, Shout II. IS real ear
opener which is introduced with sn ppN hand
clappine ana racy ORGAN fuffes
This writer wishes to- add one ht OF PEI sonal
-crticisn however II concerns th" song The
Iords Prayer as sung by the golden voiced litl'
sinecr Jean Dunkhn af;et IN, opening Signature
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Nellie Hill Returns
To Flame Friday

NEllll HIM tie eno.,
W orrt NJ N More 'p'
who Great, san, 'a aoy
beauty ~en III ube, ' !.
appeared vraI mo, ~
ago AT Morn WaSxerma.,a@.'
big new ealc Ban n.
week lNttat tie colo4%
John L r. aniicId n;as "a.
spot iol a ed STAY
Miss Hill rciarns 10 the Fl.D.
after d proirscied stay A.
Brooklyn bisiro whe,. &.
made national news. |, W..
definitely by popular d.maos
that she Wa returned "a =.
Flame. announced owner Was.
serman. who has been irwin,
10 get the sineer back 10 II,
club since She closed iher.
The pG
~ viii n4
Flame Nfh :ip.ss.t,
NvW son. W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

each Sunday night We think j
,ni> selection each h oaica>t ~
'lf4i il is and hoy riccN Miss 7
Too. wed like to hea ,h
numbers like Gle. AWay. jordan
AnG julia WatG Howe, anthem
wouia be Somc;n-ng grand -
tho coming Dcuni sanNe1 Say ;
Grip Heard the mpngpDa,
IONS ,lmc al the Club Jaona htrc
sell I the Las, Won in Io An
nc West Coas, popc, A, W
,eo~ sure TO dci,l oNe the !
George Crockett ati lAW-CIo
- he4l votJs OJ8r l4ho $3.50
would thyi C0an
N4yil r ghts Gu re rsA'-
q zap gettH 30o0
Rav iyidci N
~ H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

Pt1 Golden tl,n Waidcll is win III, Yo Al. ii l., ,,e
Cas@ B' Condeel at the YMCA Friday night 1T eight One
Of W rab~fc m Wal'er Norwood Bill Walker ~,
"no TOOK owe ' manager duties the Flame when
~tN R'rsor become Ill Jimmy trn.lv OF the
Thte
Dave Glover tuuihng detail for staging ba SIX bilc
err ~" DONG panooes at Uncle Toms Plantation IN, place tt
mane t afc' hordc Of people weekend despite th
Z" .,"1"n "ien IS expected to clear this
'igneiie' he had the f., i1u N,t
li e had CONC 10 see HIM regularly llc had lost Faith in
h Devotion trn hen she slowed eventually topped visit
M during te fourth He assured HIM She stl
loved him would io When he pot out of the hos
pitt, ne went 10 tlea home but h, there She dotsn
i've mere anNnpie M Mas i tN tenants We know
where "a, lives The fellow several weeks No
leu 81 MS devoted Wt Polc Then one
night while visiting North End uphf club piu
Obviously clad cheap cotne seated at the br
drinking straight "hkY St looked up 6cady
tn older man She va with Smiled Then glanced
Iie met his SuaccrS bul went into,
VOL mt sobs He hu band akd placed his arms
around her and listened explained downward trend
bet
Come honey me husn-i ,<I-nrt unaeis4ndosly He
then ed her on ct tia club tn ON also un-
der tandingiy.
Crown Pinee waterford Is bens .sit a pot st tie Club
Morocco R,sita Chicken Loo f1 the time hat bst,o
leopcns month with Zoo show ,na vsas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

f'le Lenny Ford o the Cleveland W H., ily
seat OF his neH Doig the otho night HIM DIV.
ing should learning drive 3dv Len
70 n, bef2r TIC month Of lurc Is Geraldine
al7A people sbout story sheet last tuung
mat NJ Mabel Norwood whe OF the lac Walter
ned attending his funeral IN California Truth
"ohEuns Mr. Norwood has not been mentally Nc family
'hueht the would be- much Icgcttabe that
ne MOI attending msconstrucd stunning he own nus
band funeral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

TIDBlTs 'si Ah.f ana Is. nt LAi NJ, tta , lsy,
~, a.e II ~ tAei neF ohspne. AL o. which ruscd
great con'e - PoI Louie Beh Ales putting rnuci
~ et Harinf be time at ihc o3 Ta Cafe the PM wcl
en Johnson and az" hcNF OF bcatfctS tIclcn had bis
2nt' lax Ane tar following day
And speaking OF the Old Time that establishment will
loss big and unique show Monday night II will be
fashion show.
cIiY All the local will be
apparel hneY and --latest creations Boy! Nina
Will spark the show and Floyd TaYlor provide
Judges from local will decide which piece
wins the cash prize Three prizes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

II J long tme i'om
Evening star., 1951-03-25
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$e4.s5 "GE" Portfolio Ironer. 1850
floor somple. N) 9th 6 GE----S3e
Se9.s5 SIMPLEX Portable Ironer. 1850
floor somple. (D 9th 6 E---S49
$s9.95 coNLoN Console ironer. 1850
demonstrators. N) 9Th 6 E; NE $50
S9e.e5 THOR GLADiRok Ironer. 1850
floor sompIes. % 9th & E; % NE;
Sl2e.s5 HOTPOINT Console Ironer.
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floor samples. Cd 8th 6 Sl39
S2le.95 ABc De luxe Console Ironer.
1850 demonstrotor. Cl) 9th 6 E. $15s
S2e9.e5 HOTPOINT Dishwasher. 1850
demonstrators Cd 9th 6 Sl7s
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Evening star., 1951-03-25
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s35s.s5 MoToRoLA Is" Console Tv
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Evening star., 1951-03-25

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s22s.s5 HALLIcRAFTERs le" Tv.
1851 floor sompIe at 9th 6 E and NE,
s14s
szss.5o PHILco 12h" Tv Phono
Combination. 3-speed automatic changer.
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s3es.s5 ZENITH Is" TV. 1850 floor
samples ot oil 6 Loey's stores $3.50
S339.e5 ADMIRAL Is" Console TV.
1851 floor sompIe. Cd 8th & {; (D
NE; model 26x56 $3.50
S379.s5 ADMIRAL le" Console Tv.
1851 floor sompIe; model 2oxoo. %
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szss.s5 RcA VICTOR le" Console Tv.
Model oT64 floor sompIe. % 9th &
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Floor .sompIes at 8th 6 and NE. stores,
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9th q
Szes.s5 BEhDIx le" TobIe Tv. 1850
floor somple. Cd 9th & E--$139
$34s.s5 STEWART WARNER 10" Con-
sole TV. l949 demonstrators. One ot
each Of Loeys stores $50
S24s.e5 TELETokE 16" TobIe TV.
1850 floor sompIe. % Silver Spring,
Sl49
s2ss. s5 wiLcox-eAY ! 6" Console Tv.
1850 floor sompIe. U) 9th 6 E Sl49
$349.5o PHILCo 10" Television. 1850
floor sample. O) Silver Spring. $50
Evening star., 1951-03-25

with automatic changers
Sl4e.e5 MoToRoLA FM-AM Radio
Phono Combination. Demonstration S69
sl7s.e5 cRosLEY Rodio-Phono Console.
1850 demonstrotor with changer ---S6s
Slss.e5 GENERAL ELECTRIC Rodio-
Phono, 3-speed record changer. Dem
onstrotor -----$69
S18e.e5 Rodio- -Phono Console, automatic
changer. Trode-in $29
Sz3e.95 GARoD EM-AM Radio-
Phono Combination. Demonstration,
$7e
$3.50 RcA Victor FM-AM Redio =
and Automatic Phono $l39
$l9e.95 MAJESTIC Rodio-
Phono Console Trode-in, $50
At Lacy's 9Th g. E Sts. llllllll
NV. Only
Evening star., 1951-03-25

$es.e5 TobIe Model Radio Phono
Combination -----$34.95
$59.s5 MoToRoLA FM-AM TobIe
Radio --------$39.95
$39.95 ChiId's Phono, electric console
style -----$24.95
$39.s5 PHlLco Clock Rodio, ivory,
Sass
S3s.s5 ZENITH 3-wey Portable Radio.
$24.95
One and two of kind, floor samples
and demonstrators at Lacy's 9Th e. E
SITS. NV. Store Only!
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Slss.s5 SANITARY Refrigerator. 1850
demonstrators at all stores--$s9
Sls9.s5 PHILco Refrigerator. 7 Gu.
#. 1850 demonstrators. tl) 9Th e E;
ID Silver Spring Sl29
S2os.s5 GIBSON Refrigerator. 7 GU.
#. 1850 demonstrators. Cd 9th & {;
NE; Clarendon; Silver Spring. S13s
Sz2e.e5 ADMIRAL Refrigerator. 7 Gu.
#. 1850 floor sompIe. Nl 9Th 6 E;
% Sl49
s24s.s5 GENERAL ELECTRIC 8 Gu. #.
Refrigerator. 1850 denonstrotor. CD
S23e.9s WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator.
7 Gu. #. 1850 demonstration. OD 8th
& {; tl) NE; tlD Silver Spring, $3.50
s24s.s5 HOTPOINT Refrigerator. 8 Gu.
#. 1850 floor somples. tl) 9th 6 E;
CD Sc; OD N.E.---$leo
S2es.e5 NORGE Refrigerator. 8 Gu. #.
1850 floor samples. Nl 9th & E; tl)
Silver Spring S179
sz7s.s5 HOTPOINT Refrigerator. 8 Gu.
it. De luxe, 1850 floor samples. %
9th & E; tD CIorendon--$lS9
s284.s5 GIBSON Refrigerator. 8 Gu. #.
De luxe, 1850 floor somples. N) 9th
q t; "a NE. S19S
s2es.e5 GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrisero-
tor. 8 Gu. #. 1850 floor sompe. (D
9th & E; % NE. $23e
s3os.s5 HOTPOINT Refrigerator. 8 Gu.
#. 1850 floor somples. (l) 9th 6 E;
tD Clarendon $3.50
s2ss.s5 WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator.
8 Gu. #. De luxe demonstrotor. Cd
s32s.s5 GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrisero-
FOR. 0 Gu. #. 1850 demonstration. %
9th & S249
ssls.s5 DEEPFREEzE Refrigerator. 9
Gu. it, 1850 floor somple. % 9th g
E; Cd Silver Spring
s34s.s5 GIBSON Refrigerator. II Gu. #.
1850 floor sompes. Cd 9th & E; %
NE; (l) Clarendon $3.50
S349.s5 PHILco Refrigerator. II Gu.
#. De luxe, 1850 demonstrotor. %
9th & --$269
s37s.e5 GIBSON Refrigerator. II Gu.
#. Demonstrators. ~ 9th 6 E. S279
Evening star., 1951-03-25

$e4.s5 ZENITH Sway Portable Rodio,
$685.
$24.s5 PHILco Table Radio, ivoy.
$l4.95
SlS.s5 GENERAL ELECTRIC Bottey
Portfolio Radio dio--------$I2.e5
S34.95 STRoMBERG CARLSON TobIe
Rodio $1s.e5
1872 GENERAL ELECTRIC TobIe
Radio, ivoY-------- ---$l4.95
$29.s5 Portable Electric Phones, SlS.ss
Ses.s5 Combination Bottery and Electric
Portable Phono -$l9.e5
Batteries ertrG on portables,
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Brand new 1881
model in original
factory carton. Ma
hogany c q b / n ct.
built-in antenna. At
all 9 Lacy's stores.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Brand new 1851 models in
original factory cartons.
One at each Of Lacy's 6
stores.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

Brand new 1851 models in
original factory cartons.
Mahogany cabinet. built-in
antenna. At all 6 Lacy's
stores.