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Evening star., 1953-06-05
you UNMARRIED FOLKS

need some one to come
home to. How about shor-
ing your opt. with O Mo-
iestic 20" TV? If you don't
mind cuddIing up to q mo-
hoqony cabinet, we'll take
cl2o for this former
S2o9.95 beauty. Soothe its
slightly morred cabinet,
won't you? 1853 open stock
models at Locy's 9th 8 E
SITS. NV; Clarendon and
NE.
IF you DON'T MIND q
PhiIco name and q 20" size
screen and q slight mark
here and there, would you
mind giving us S17o for
these floor demonstrators
at Locv's 9th 6 E SITS.
NV; Silver Spring, CIor-
endon and NE. Originally
they we're $33o.e5.
ONE OF OUR PoRTERS
managed to put his mark
on this Philco II" Pro-
vincioI Console N. But
whot's q few scuff marks
when the $2oe.e5 price
has been kicked down to
S1S91 At Loey's 9th 6
E SITS. NV.
SO WHO WANTS DOORS?
No one, it seems, at
S37o.o5, but it shouldn't
toke q super-solesmon to
Get you to buy these Emer-
son II" N Consoles with
doors, demos. at SLY. At
ell 8 Locys stores.
OUR BUYER must have
been overturned and dined
when he bought these. We
sold q lot, but still have
too many on hand. We'd
like to get $2e9.e5 for
these new Fomous Make
II" Console TV, but if you
slip US $l49 we'll gladly
accept. At locy's 8 stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
FAMOUS LAST WoRDS

Sure It'll 90 through thot
oisIe." Thot must be what
happened to these Phlleo
De Luxe leu. #. refrioero-
tors. They all have q few
mars and scratches. Thots
why we've nicked tho
$2oo.o5 price to only
$3.50. 1852 demos. at
Locy's 9th & z SITS. NV,
College Pork and l2O7 n
St. NE.
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BUSINESS SURE WAS
GOOD at Locy's. These
trode-ins ore messing up
our store. Let them mess
up your room. 10" and
II" TV sets thot work, too.
Got $19 to $50 thot's
Ioofing in your wallet?
HURRY INTO Locy's 9th
6 E SITS. NV. and NE;
Limited quantities on sole!
WE SOLD THESE 1853
>Roytheon "" TV Consoles
at $329.o5 until the COWS
came home. Now that all
the COWS are in we'd like
you to toke the udder ones
for S17o. New 1853
models at Locy's 8 stores.
A HARD COMBINATION
TO BEAT! Admiral l9"
Deluxe TV with rodio, g.
speed auto. phonoeroPh. If
you have plenty of room
and q few scratches don't
bother you, this is the set
for you! The orig. $5o9.95
is sIoshed to S22o! At
Locy's 9th g E SITS. NV.
WHAT'LL YOU HAVE? A
Majestic 20" Console TV?
You say you don't want to
pay $349.o5 for it? Good,
we have eight open stock
models for only $149 at
all 8 Locy's stores.
IF 17"TIS BIG ENOUGH
here's q real buy! $23e.o5
MotoroIo II" N for S79!
They're floor samples with
q few scratches. At Locy's
9th 6 E SITS. NV, CIoren-
don and NJ
We ALMOST SOLD this
n" PhiIco TV Console at
$36o.o5. Solesmen must
have been looking at the
baseball games. Bet there
won't be much trouble SELL
ing it now, with or without
solesmen, for $3.50
but with scratches. At
Locys' 9th g E SITS.
TOO MANY CUSTOMERS
passed up these Fomous
20" 3-Woy TV Combino-
tions with radio and g.
speed Webster Automatic
Phono at $5ee.e5. Brand
new in original factory car
tons. Don't let them poss
you by when the price has
been sloshed to only S299.
At>oII 8 Locy's stores.
LIKE TO HAVE A BLOND
that was expensive? Be-
cause it was slightly used
as q demonstration :. you
can pick up this $429.o5
ZENITH II" Blonde Con-
sole TV for only S219. At
Loey's 9th 6 E SITS. NV.
THESE FORMERLY sold
like hot cakes. We'd like
to sell them like teIevision
sets. We know $22o.o5 is
too high for these Majestic
II" N 1853 open stock
models. Does 500 hit your
fancy more? All stores.
IzS2ssSzsSzZ
I'm AAM ~-@
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Here's the Entire STORY Be

NOT VERY OFTEN WILL YOU SEE advertisement of this kind
And when you read further you'll understand why.
We similar ad six months ago and the savings great
that customers into Lac stores by the thousands and
saved many many dollars the things they wanted.
FRANKLY BECAUSE THE RESPONSE WAS so GREAT we
wanted similar ad But might couldn't
accumulate until all the teevon and appliances be-
low Six months have passed since first "os Ad Lacys
now has enough merchandise hand offer the wonder
the day for you get these amazing buys Lacs
8stOres.
HERE'S WHAT LACYS "FOLIES OF all about! chain
of von and appliance stores big Lacy makes buying
mistakes during the of year. In instances e
appliance purchasing
everything feel should Then there's butter
Evening star., 1953-06-05

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NOTE TO DELIVERY man.
oyer! Tell your men to lift
the sets over the truck door
>. not through it! Thot's
why we have four MotoroIo
20" TVS that should have
sold for $2oo.e5. You've
made US sad, but four
customers glad, when we
mention the Debated S119
price. One at Locy's 9th 6
E SITS. NV, College Park,
NE. and Sc.
HERE WAS A GOOD BUY
at $4oo.o5, this Copehort
20" Console with full
doors. We'd like to say
goodbye to it for only
S189. See this demonstro-
tor at Locy's 9th 6 E SITS.
STOP! LOOKI LISTENl
Limited quantities Of TV
TobIes and Bases. Open
stock models. Originally
$l2.95 to $24.o5; your
choice S4.88. On sale at
Locy's 9th 6 E SITS.
OUR BEST SALESMAN
tried to sell this Westine-
house 20" De luxe Console
Nwith doors for S4eo. .95!
He turned it on so many
times thot now it's q dem
onstrotor. Our worst soIes-
man at Loey's 9th 6 E will
have no trouble selling it
for only $189.
WE'RE TIRED OF SEEING
these sets, said our store
n1onooers So the Advt
Mgr. looks at the former
$20o.o5 price of these
1853 Majestic l6" N and
red-penciIs them to q mere
S7o. At Locy's 1907 H St.
NE, Clarendon, and Ga.
Ave.
SHOULD HAVE SOLD out
in no time at all. We've
had them a couple Of
months! You folks didn't
think that q II" TV COM
binotion with rodio and s.
speed Webster phono was
q bargain at $4oo. e5. Well,
how about $249 for new
1853 sets. At Locy's 9th
6 E SITS. NV; Clarendon,
Falls Church, Go. Ave. and
NE.
WE DEMONSTRATED
AND DEMONSTRATED
this $339.e5 Admiral II"
NConsoIe. So we can not
sell it os new. Come get it
for only $17o at Loey's
1907 n St. NE.
HOW ABOUT A BEAUTI-
Full BLOND with you in
your living room? Then,
rush in for this Fomous
Make l2K" Blond N.
It's q trode-in and it's yours
for only $40 at Loey's
1907 n st. NE.
ONE OF THE HOTTEST
sets in town, these Moto-
roIo II" N Combinations
with radio and 3-sPeed ou-
tomato phono +. with q
few not-so-hot scratches.
The cooled-off price was
$3.50. .o5, now down to q
torrid $3.50 at Loey's
l207 H St. NE. and CIor-
endon.
ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS
paid US $25o.o5 for this
Famous l0I2" N two
years oeo. She just troded
it in for q q" set. Sure it
works! Grob it for only
S2o at Loey's 9th 6 { SITS.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

WHERE ELSE CAN YOU
BUY 9 Is" TeIevision for
S79? These famous make
sets originally sold for
S25e.o5, but, because they
are slightly morred, and
because Locy's is anxious
to make room for new mer-
chondise, we've really
sIoshed the price! at Locy's
Silver Spring, Sc, CIoren-
don and NE.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Console RI do 2335:e.
THEY SAY MUSIC HATH

THEY SAY MUSIC HATH
CHARM. Here ore (3)
$lOo.o5 PhiIco Rodio and
3-SPeed Automatic Phono-
graph TobIe Combinations
that we hope will charm
you for only $68.8S, At
Locy's 8th and E Sts. NV.
WHEN THE MANAGER
soid he was going all out
in this sole, he meant it.
Come and get this $449.95
MotoroIo "Fruitwood" 20"
V Console with full doors
for only $249; it's q DEM
onstrotor in perfect operot-
ing condition at Locy's Ga.
Ave. store.
FOR THAT SPARE ROOM
OR DEN. World famous
Copehort Table Radios that
receive all stotions with
plenty of volume and fine
tone. Were $2o.95. now
toned down to $1o.00.
Just 5 at Loey's 9th and z.
ALL RECORDS GO ROUND
on this $99.95 Automatic
g. Speed Photograph in
handsome corryine cose.
You can make our buyers
heods go round by buying
them for only S54.88.
Just 3 at Locy's 9th and E.
NOT AUTOMATIC but
with wonderful tone and
plenty Of volume. Costs
only $28.S8 Yes, that
for q famous make $5o.95
Rodio-3-Speed Photograph
Combination at Locy's 9th
and E SITS. NV. Just 5!
WOULD YOU PAY $z91
If so, here's q Fomous
Make Rodio Automatic
Phono. Combination; radio
even hos z shortwove
bands. Trode-in at Locy's
8th g E SITS. NV. Remem-
Der, it's yours for only $40!
THESE SETS MUST hove
been hiding down in our
basement. $42o.o5 Ma
jestie Il" Console with full
doors and otter taking
them out Of hiding, they're
yours for only S21o. 1853
open stock models otLocy's
9th 6 E Sts. NV. and NE.
TOGETHER WITH the
small scratches on its side,
this II" Westinghouse
Console with doors worth
S3oo.o5 has been with us
too long; won't you let it
visit you for only $l29.
We'd appreciate it and so
would Locy's 9th 6 { SITS.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
OUR BEST SALESMAN

OUR BEST SALESMAN
tried to sell this Westine-
house 20" De luxe Console.
V with doors for S4oo. .o5!
He turned it on so many
times that now it's q dem
onstrotor. Our worst soIes-
man at Loey's 9th 6 E will
have no trouble selling it
for only $18o.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
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GO WEST YOUNG MANI

60 WEST YOUNG MANI
-Thot's what the porter
who wos wheeling this Ad-
mlroi 7 Gu. #. Refrigerator
through the worehouss door
should have done but
instead, he went q little to
the Eost .. and the result
wos q nieksd refrigerator.
We've scratched the
$loo.o5 price to only 500
at Loey's Clarendon store.
FkIEN DS, ROMANS,
coUNTRYMEN (Iend us
your eors) or anyone who
wants to make a terrific
buy on q Refrigerator.
Freezer Combination. We
have q PhiIeo lO-cu. #. h
door Refrigerator Freszev
Comb. originally priced at
A39.95. We have ossos.
sinoted that price Ifs
now 500. 1851 demo. at
Locy's 9Th and E SITS. NV.
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IF THE LADY CUSTOMER

IF THE LADY CUSTOMER
who saw this CrosIey II"
TV Console with doors at
Locy's 9th 6 E SITS. NV,
will come back, she con
have it Saturday for only
$3.50 instead Of $38e.e5,
but then it wasn't
scratched. 1880
NEED An EXTRA SET7
This Muntz l6" Console
N was troded-in by its
original owner. It's ready
to serve you if you have
S79 to spend. At Locy's
9th 6 E SITS. NV.
Sj;!al| 6: Phones
THIS ONE HAS EVERY
THING but q buyer! Hand
some MotoroIo Deluxe FM-
AM Rddio-3-Speed Auto
motic Photograph Conn.,
binotion with fulI-doors.
It's been demonstrated to
many customers so the
price is sloshed from
$29e.e5 to only Sl99 at
Locy's 1907 H St. NE.
WE'RE STUCK And ADJ
NIT IT! We thought our
customers would 90 wild
over these fine $22.95
TobIe Rodios; but they're
still here. Please, will you
take them for SASS? At
Loey's 9th and E. Just 10!
YOU'RE IN luck If you
get to Locy's 9th 6 E SITS.
NV. in time to buy this
$37o.o5 Copehort Deluxe
FM-AM Rodio-Phono
Combination with 3-speed
automatic phono. It's orig
inoI price wos $379.o5;
but being q demonstration
it's yours for $219!
HERE'S A LUXURIOUS
BLOND that you can cud-
die for only $249; yes, this
Copehort Blond De luxe
FM- AN Rodio-3-SPeed
Automatic Photograph
Combination was formerly
priced at S42o.o5. At
Locy's 9th 6 { SITS. NV.
THE RAIN SAVES YOU
mony dollars at Loey's. Two
youngsters were dueling
with umbrellas. The only
casualty wos this Copehort
20" Deluxe Console N
thotproudIy bore a $499.e5
price too. Now it corries
q touche price Of S239. -.
Feel sorry for it at loey's
9Th g E Sts.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

FRANKLY, WE'D RATHER
have q rodio and phono
separate from q TV set,
but if your ideos ore diff
ferent and you'd like q
formerly $3oo.o5 Emerson
l2R" N Combination
with radio and 3-speed ou-
tomotic phonoeroph for
only 500 how obout drop
ping in at Locy's 9th 6 E
SITS. NV. store? And
thanks.
A GENUINE BARGAIN on
this Copehort "Fruitwood'
20" Console N with full
doors we've sold many
of them at $4oo.o5
but you can have this lost
one for q mere S249 at
Locy's Go. Ave. store.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
NO FOOLS THESE

NO FOOLS THESE no
stree! These Frioldolrs g.
Gu. #. refrieerotors ore %
smart that they know %.
octly when to defrost thenn~
selves! In addition to bo.
ing self : defrostine they
have q beautiful porcelain
finish. They're floor sam.
pies that originally sold for
$434.95. Nov only $zo7.
At Locy's Silver Spring,
College Park and CIorsr1l
don.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

DAY to four books (1) The SHORT BIBLE, pub
lshed by the University of Chicago; (2) WEB
STEERS COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY published by
the G. & G. Merriam Co.. Springfield Mass: (3)
HOW TO LIVE published by Funk & WagnaIls New
YORK and (4) any STANDARD ENCYCLOPEDIA
All these books can be ordered through your local
book store Probably there are other books which
financial or other interest in these four except to
use them daily
l wish especially to say something about Ency-
cLopedia Sets believe they offer the greatest value
Tor their cost of anything you can buy IF YOU
WILL USE ONE EVERY DAY. If l were an un-
employed young man, l would get a lob selling
Encyclopedias and work up until I was General
sales manager OF the company. It is a work into
winch could put every ounce of strength ana
ihtellgence In fact, l would offer the above four
DOCKS IN one package a College Education
EVERY JOB OFFERS GREAT Opportunities
was once employed by the Curtis Publishing
company to discover some kind of industry-from
the manufacture of baby foods to cofins-in which
no one had yet made million dollars! utterly
failed to find such industry. Furthermore found
that the heads of these successful businesses had
come up through different observation-disclosures as
stenographers some as bOokkeepers, some as sales
men, some as common laborers" at the bench
some OF them had been very poor; some were Grip
pied; and most of them had no College education
But many OF them used each day the four above-men
1oned books their equivalent
1t is important that you get into the depart-
ment forswhich you are best fitted: but every ion
IN every industry offers great future to those with
character industry, initiative and persistence
care not whether you are white or black poor or
Well-to-do, married or single, young or old with
or without College education every reader Of this
column has great opportunities today
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
TEN-sHUNl

COinCidental with the cut of five billion dollars
in defense spending tout of the eigh-and-a-half bill
tagOn faces the most drastic shake-up and general
reformation in U. S. military history
1t is expected there will be a complete new set
OF Joint Chiefs Of Staffswith drastcaIly curtailed
authority. There will be six new Assistant Secre-
taries of Defense. Various military boards incud-
ing the Munitions Board are to be abolished In the
office OF the Secretary of Defense alone streamlin-
ing will eliminate about 500 employees.
These were among the anticipated results of a
Presidential plan for the immediate Improvement"
OF the defense establishment to meet three major
objectves." These clear and unchallenged
civilian responsibility" effectiveness with econo-
my'-"the best possible military plans"
The new rules will be in effect by the end of
June-uness the House or Senate votes them down
by a constitutional majority In other words they
Will be in effect by the end of June.
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING?
1t was first said of World War l that the u S.
dldnt WIN tive BOUGHT it. But now, on the
heels of General Mark Clarks offer of 100000 and
political refuge to the first Red pilot who delivers
Russian-built MIG 15 to the U. N. forces in Korea
and $4,000 apiece to those who follow the old
silver bullet strategy comes to the fore again.
From time to time ever since the Chinese Reds
TOOK hand in Korea, some "Old China hand" has
suggested buylng the Chinese COmmies off, just as
they had previously hOught large numbers of Chang
kai-shews Nationalist troops. Andrew Tully writ
ing IN the Scrpps- Howard papers says Major Cen
eral Claire Chennault, the famous former boss of
the Flying Tigers" thinks 500 apiece ought to do
IT, Dong a little figuring the back of an old
income tax form, Tully comes up with the news that
we could buy the million Chinese Reds committed
IN Korea for four million dollars less than the pres
ent cost of a weeks fighting.
AS Of this writing, the first Red MIG pilot is
still to be reported checked in, but it is agreed
among the experts that the Clark offer has brought
CONSERVATION to the Connie air command, with
the myers so busy watching each other they can't
Keep their minds on their business
Meanwhile at PanmuniOm truce talks were
again snarled in the same old prisOner-repatriato
squabble, the new hurdle being the Reds nsistence
tral nafiO
tOdlan OF POWs who do not wish to return home
from Tokyo more returning American POW's add
ed TO the growing atrOcy file with fresh stories of
hundreds OF wounded slaughtered or left to die of
more death marches and pTisOn-camp horrors
Nor has there been any indication from Wash
ngtOn that General Douglas MacArthur's letter to
senator Harry Byrd containing his up-to-date blue
print Ito bring the Korean struggle to an end with
out further boodshed" is likely to change "the lack
of will for victory"
So perhaps. if we're not going to win the war.
"eu Detter buy 1t " but not on time payments
FORE!
Next month, for the first time since the cam
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
BABSON Discusses Business Success

BABSON PARK, Mass. May 8-About $4,000 900
young people currently enrolled in Grammar
Schools. Of these, about 100000 can be expected
to attend High School,
TO WHAT GROUP DO YOU BELONG?
OF these High School students only about g.
OOOOOO will go to College, and even fewer will
actually graduate therefrOm. This means that of
complete their education by going on to a State
University or other College.
AS one who has founded three Colleges which
are successfully teaching Business Administration
want now to talk to the approximately 7O&o who
Will be quitting High School and will not attempt
college education. further add to these the many
millions more who have quit in the Grammar School
grades during the past ten years but are still young
enough to learn
IMPORTANCE OF TYPEWRITING
hope that every reader is proficient in reading
arithmetic, spelling and typewring. If you are not
1t is your own fault No one needs even a Hirh
School education to get these fundamentals If YOU
are not proficient in these four subjects YOU had
better go to night school and catch up If yOu have
not a typewriter, you had better buy one at once
very few who cannot operate typewriter get good
jobs
What am about to say is not criticism Of
college Degrees. They are worth what they cost in
time and money l am graduate of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology and am proud of
It. Those four years taught me "rTO DO WHAT
I DIDN'T WANT TO DO WHEN DIDN'T WANT
TO DO IT" which is important fundamental of
success. / further highly commend night schools
correspondence courses and many other forms of
Extension Education" which are omen to-day
HOW TO GET COLLEGE EDUCATION FREE
But here is my real message ANY industrious
ana spiritually-minded person can get the euuiva-
lent OF College education by REFERRING EACH
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
TN THE AIR FORCE"
By EIaine ToMnsand Dickar.nn
IoWnsend Dickerson

litter patients were carried out Of
the plane.
First, corpsmen came out carry
ing medical supplies: and then
guess what came next-the proven
bal service records, files. carbons.
etc. Then an ambulance bus arriv-
ed and It was time for the bovs to
come filing out AS each one came
down the ramp their names were
announced to the newsmes nv 3
lieutenant colonel AS / write this.
now, 1 remember one Of the bows
walking to the bus He had q ruddy
complexion, his nat was kinda
tilted on the side Of his head not
IKE smart elec would wear II mt
Just like an American G. L is usu-
ally pictured aud he was chewing
gum. He looked like an all-Ameri-
can boy and he smiled and waved
10 the crowd There were those
who looked sick or like thew had
Deen sick, but they were ali nice
lookin' fellows, clean shaven. fresh
ly pressed uniforms or hospital
garb on. They just looked good ~
me. We knew none of them. buf n
was Just nice 20 see them coming
nome. Uncle Sam had taken good
care Of them since they had heen
IN ms hands. The litter cases were
all smiling, too. Two of them had
white masks over their mouths and
/ realized later they were the ones
VINO had contacted T. B.
The boys, and not the military.
hau decided themselves that there
would be no interviews; thew bad
uone that in Freedom Village and
perhaps in Hawaii, but thew had
mad enough publicity and now thew
only wanted to get on their wav
nome. They all went directly tn tbo
base hospital and there MANY ~
them visited for the first time with
their relatives. I understand there.
they had their request luncheon Of
tWo-inch thick steaks and straw
berry short cake.
Conrad Hilton has offered a va
cation to the boys in any of his
notels. There is a Puerto Rico bo-
tel In his chain and one of the mill
lt3ry men on the plane with the
repatriated boys said they had tried
to talk the Puerto Rican boy who
was prisoner just a few days ago.
INTO spending his free vacation at
one of the hotels in the United
States and letting one of the other
Doys go to Puerto Rico, but l don't
thlnk they We're winning. All the
boys wanted to 90 home and stay.
We heard the single boys had been
advised to get married and let this
be their honeymoon. all free gatlls.
thanks to Mr.. Hilton.
1t was a great thrill seeing those
boys and I'm sure we shan't forget
II. And don't forget to read nv
column next week, huh?
Always,
Elaine Townsend Dickerson