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How the Agencies Fare

following table in millions of dollars
tons and then by Government subdivisions the President
budget projects the spending Of $65 billion fiscal
1857 compared with the fiscal the ended
80 1885, Grand totals mot shown would be higher than
budget totals shown in other tables The affected
deduction Of certain applicable receipts from Government
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In certain combat elements, par
ticularly units employing new
weapons and units assigned to
continental defense.
These increases. together with
the continued modernization Of
the weapons and equipment will
further enhance the combat pow
er and effectiveness Of our
forces.
Retention Of trained and ex-
perienced personnel Is one Of
the most difhcult problems con-
fronting the armed services to-
day. Every reasonable measure
must be taken to increase the
attractiveness Of . service ca
fanr
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1857 U.S.. BUDGET Summary

The following table President Eisenhowes budget
proposals with estimates for the fiscal ending next
June 80 and final figures for the ended June &c. 1855 Gin
millions of
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Business Regulation

The President recommended
increased appropriations To
strengthen every major regula-
tory program" Of the Govern
ment over business.
He mentioned specific increase;
to triple the star Of the Federal
Trade Commission charged with
enforcing controls over corporate
mergers, to assure effective re-
view Of the antitrust aspects OF
interstate compacts for conser-
walton Of oil and gas. and to
strengthen the ice and SEC.
Such regulatory expenditures
would be raised from $41 million
ito SAB million under his pro-
posals.
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Tex Policy

It Is unquestionably true that
our present tax, level is very bur-
densome and. In the interest Of
long term and continuous eco
nomic growth. should be reduced
when we prudently can.
It Is essential, in the sound
management Of the Govern
ment's finances, that we be mind
full or our enormous national
debt and Of the obligation We
have toward future Americans
to reduce that debt whenever we
can appropriately do SO.
Under 60 nditions Of high
peacetime prosperity. such as
now exist. we can never justify
going further into debt to give
ourselves q tax cut at the ex-
pense Of our children.
SO, in the present state OF our
financial affairs. ! earnestly be-
lieve that a tax cut can be
deemed justifiable only when II
will not unbalance the budget
10 budget which makes provision
for some reduction. even though
modest, in our national debt. In
this way we can best maintain
f1scal integrity.
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Eisenhower Message
On Fiscal 1857 BUDGET

FOLLOWING Of Precedent Eisenhopers
budget message to Congress today:
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Atomic

Atomic
Total expenditures for atomic
energy are estimated at $1.9 bill
lion for fiscal 1857, $3.50 million
more than for the current year
higher than ever before.
The President said he win keep
on seeking means to Danish the
threat of nuclear warfare, but
that in the meantime we must
continue to increase our atomic
weapons stockpile. At the same
time. he promised to speed de-
lvelopment Of peaceful uses Of
atomic energy.
He renewed his request for
Congress to authorize construc-
ton Of q nuclear-powered atoms
Ifor-peace ship.
And he said the Atomic
Energy Commission will build a
special reactor for use by the
Defense Department lin develop
ling methods for preserving food
through irradiation."
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Continued From First Par,

COntluue0 FROM FfSt rage
tiles, Of which $50 million to
start q new school building pro-
gram is part; 500 million for
mutual security, and 1921 million
more for the Atomic Energy
Commission-raising atomic ex-
penses to the highest ever.
In major groupings. the Presi-
dent divided the budget dollars
this way: $42.4 billion. or 81 per
cent. for protection, including
collective security; $3.50 billion.
or 81 per cent. for civil benefits;
ST. billion. or II per cent. for
interest. and $2.2 billion, or 4
per cent. for civil operations and
!. administration.
He promised TO continue to
give the taxpayer greater and
greater value for each dollar
spent" He also vowed q "relent-
less search for additional savings
''that can be effected while
strengthening our security pos
ture and providing essential Gov
eminent services"
Three Major Detectives
His, budget policies. he said,
are based on three major OBJ
jectives:: ID attainment Of q
! "just and durable peace: ca
fostering prosperity. aand go
achieving financial strength and
stability.
In striving to promote eco
nomic growth land q better life
for ALL" Mr.. Eisenhower said,
I'VE viii progress fastest by rely
ing on private initiative as the
handspring" and keeping as
much Government responsibility
as possible in the States and local
communities. He said the new
domestic programs he is propos-
ing for the Federal Government
are designed to meet pressing
needs which the States cannot
cope with by themselves.
New legislation proposed in
his state Of the Union message,
he estimated. would require .ex-
.penditures Of 1891 million and
appropriations or other new
authority to incur obligations of
t2.1 billion. This does not include
. highway expansion program,
which he said should be sound
) " financed so as not to create
budget deficits"
Requests Total $6s.3 Billion
Altogether, the President asked
\ for 1868 billion in new obliga-
tional authority 500 million
more than estimated expendi-
lures next year. But, he said, he
! expects to reduce the balance Of
unexpended appropriations,
which amounted to nearly $50
billion when he took office, to
below $50 billion by next June
/ 30.
The balanced budgets projected
for this year and next are the
first since the 1851 fiscal year,
when there was q surplus Of $3.5
billion.
Some portions Of the Presi-
dents budget message. OF major
interest. such as those dealing
with defense. the tax outlook and
the District Of Columbia. are de-
scribed in detail in separate
stories appearing elsewhere in
this edition Of The Star Other
subjects given more than routine
treatment in the message in
elude:
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President in q recent special
message to Congress.

President in q recent special
message to Congress.
1t also proposes 500 million
Ito initiate an experimental in
demnity and Reinsurance pro-
gram under which the financial
burden resulting from flood dam
Iage would pc carried jointly by
the individuals protected. the
States. and the Federal Govern
lment."
The President again urged
some action to expand health
insurance. He said the Secretary
Iof Health. Education and We'll
fare Is working on plans whereby
private insurance companies
could pool losses to cover abnor-
Imal losses possible under broader
health plans. "Permissive legis-
lation"-presumably to exempt
such plan from anti-trust laws
might be needed. he added. II
this approach does not work out,
he made it clear he would re-
new recommendations for a Fed
Isral health Reinsurance program
He urged that the law provid-
ing for q polio immunization
program. due to expire February
is. be extended.
He proposed q $24 million in
Grease for research and training
activities of the National In
|stitutes Of Health. He also called
for q SIS million increase in Ma
Itional Science Foundation APP
preparations. partly to step UP
basic research projects in coll
Ileges.
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IVA

= AA( - SAAAACooSC NaA4Cy 610tA4OA
lity. getting a cut in expenditure!
Iof $57 million-from 1887 millior
to $3.50 millions expected Il
show a profit.
Mr.. Eisenhower estimated tn
iva will take in sgt million
more than it spends in flsca
1887. This will compare with {
running -in-the-red Of 500 mil
lion this year.
He said lower expenditure es,
Inmates next year are due I,
construction nearing completion
on power facilities.
1T is expected" he said, "that
in 1857 the iva viii return Il
the Treasury SIS million from
power revenues as repayment o
principal only on Treasury ad
vances made in earlier years foi
construction Of power facilities.
The President said he woult
ask q SIS million supplemental
appropriation before June 80 Il
start work on a new steam poweI
unit at the Twas John Seviel
plant. In all. he recommended
construction Of three new steam
generating units. but insisted
that bulk Of the cost come from
revenue bonds issued by tn,
iva and backed by its income
| Commerce
More money was recon-,
mended to improve transports
ton by air, land and sea.
The budget did not INCLUDE
funds for the greatly expanded
highway building program beini
urged by the administration
The President said he Is con,
fident 1t can be "soundly n
nanced so as not to Great,
budget deficits" presumabl.
either by new taxes on highwa.
users or by special bonds.
He did estimate expenditure
for continuing present Federal
aid highway programs win 60 VI
to 1914 from $3.50 million.
Expenditures for promotion
of aviation" were estimated a
1924 million for fiscal 1857, Vi
$42 million.
ITO keep pace with furthel
advances in aviation" he said. q
shall shortly initiate q compre'
hensive study Of the Nation'
long-range needs for aviation IA
lcilities."
The President said operating
expenses for the present airwayl
system must 60 up to handle in
icreasing traffic. He estimated
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
total expenditures win rise b.
$50 million to 5000 million il
fiscal 1857. Lower subsidy pay
ments by the Civil Aeronautic'
Board . bring down the overall
increases for the two agencie
| in the Commerce Department.
Mr.. Eisenhower also recon-
mended funds for construction
subsidies and defense allowance
necessary to build % new mer
chant ships. The budget ais
provided for construction Of |
nuclear-powered merchant ship
to incorporate experience gaines
in the proposed 'atoms-for
peace" ship. New appropriation
recommended for, ship construc
I tion recommended amount Il
1878 million. with only a small
part to be actually spent in flsca
1887,
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.Neterdns

Veterans programs expendi-
lures were budseted at $40 bill
lion. UP $s6 million over the
current year and $422 million
over 1855.
Mr.. Eisenhower said ''continu-
ling and careful attention must be
igiyen to veterans services and
benefits" warning that under
present legislation significant In
Icreases In pension costs may be
expected annually until the end
Iof this century.
He recommended $53 million
for construction and improve
lments at Veterans Adrministra-
ltion hospitals.
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Presidents ST Budget
Has Narrow BoIonce

would go up only about SIS mil
lion to $l66.9 million, however,
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Farm

The President estimated gross
budget expenditures for agricul-
tural programs during fiscal 1857
lat $9.1 billion. But receipts from
Irepayments and sales Of surplus
commodities were estimated at
I$5.7 billion, leaving net expenses
IQf $3.4 billion. about the same
as this year.
He budgeted $500 million in
Ipenditures and $3.50 million In
appropriations for the soil bank
and accompanying new farm aid
proposals submitted to- Congress
i'm . recent special message. He
also estimated that tax refunds
TO farmers under proposed new
legislation 10 refund them Fed
Ieral taxes on gasoline used In
farming operations, would
amount TO $50 million In fiscal
1857.
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HOUSES FOR sALr-N.w.

COLORED-l1th AND LANIER PL.
N.W.-6 bedrmS. ga baths: brick
gas h.-w.h.; full bsmt.; 2-car gar. /;
Sol sSnv; ;7.ss7b. 1Ss;i open Sun. OWNER
COLORED-MOD. SEMIDET. brick
3 bedrms., powder rm., wall-to- wa ]
carpets; vacant: good cond. N.
Capitol at Tuckerman st. Good
terms to quick buyer. RA, $500
COLORED-ARMORY AREA-orig
built as apts. -. full 2-bedrms,
liv. rm.. din. area, kit, bath ca
Al condition. Owner sez. SELL
MY LOSS, YOUR GAIN" Good
financing; your terms. II reasonable
Call for details, Miss Book. EN-
:-5213 or H. 7-9377 zAGAMl
REALTY CO., REALTOR
IN TOMORROW. 7-room, .-bsth
detached house with fun basement
3 porches. large lot. Less than
$4,000; TERMS. Mr. Sweeney,
HE. 4-6962, A.. S. GARDINER 4
COLORED-iaO9 10th ST. NV
Semidet. brick; o lge. rms. 2 kits.
319 baths. porch, 2-car sarage, gas
h.-w h. Price, sci 900. Call r
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Resltor, RE.
7-1S11; ewes. OIL. 2-S557.
CoLoRED OPPORTUNITY
Detached brick in new-house condi-
ton. Priced for quick sale See
6,3' Eastern. ave. ne. tat corner OF
New HAMPSHIRE ave.l. Open Sun. .
to p.m... other times by appoint
ment: CAL Mr, Clark. RA. 3-9011
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. AD
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COLORED-XMAS SPECIALS
OWNERS MUST SELL FAST
1925 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Detached corner brick; completely
Anchor-fenced: 3 large bedrms.,
bath. gas ht., knotty-ptned rec, rn..
wall l-to-wall carpeting: side screened
porch, plus many extras. Any reaS.
down payment accepted. Inspect / to
dark.
1000 C. ST. NE.
Vacant. 6-room brick home with
2 finished rooms, kit. and bath in
bsmt.; separate entrance from the
street Can he handled with any
down payment or leased with option
14a2 ALLISON ST. NV.
VACANT and redecorated, 6-rm.
semidet. hrick home: oil hit. garage.
Can he handled with as low as $500
down
I3th AND SHERIDAN NV.
Modern semidet, brick, bedrms.,
| IN baths, rec. rm., den: plus gar
haee disposal and dishwasher. Reas
terms In suit YOU.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-306O
COLORED
1895 Kenyon ST. n.w-Vacant and
in good condition. " block of 14th
st. carline and shopping center. z
rooms. baths. now arranged as 2
apis. Move. in for Christmas. Rea-
sonable cash payment. balance like
rent. Call Mr.. Weaver, WO. 6-4944
MASHAL j. WAPLE CO,
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418 FARRAGUT STREET NV.
81 500 DoWN2-family, 20-tt brick kitchens
fun baths recreation room deep Home
242 GALLATIN STREET NV.
~ VACANT $40 DoWN-MoDERM FAMILY HONE, not
floors large room; heat concrete porch
Spacious yaTd "A real nome with income
4847 KANSAS AVENUE NV
House of luxury, looks like million. Sturdy
home; concrete front porch sdeha weowa carpsting
bedrooms fireplace in living fT Recreation
Option singe-famly residence s-famly
1923 OGLETHORPE STREET NV.
@ vi pa snd s h
$1,000 down home you'll Be proud to own.
6435 SECOND PLACE NV
DETACHED BRICK; $4,000 DowN-Modern sturdiy built
with aaS PS3 S a
sth noty pine room With hrepses deep fenced
5519 SEVENTH STREET NV
VACANT. MOVE RIGHT lN2-family brick home, rooms,
& m PATH % snS ktshn on both and ind floors ROOMS ON
entrance basement complete pvaey GEM OF HOME in'
6302 SEVENTH STREET NV.
S.S5 pow DoWN buys this emdeac3hd 3 & GsrSom brick home
recreation room nato detached garage 1850 ~
500 EIGHTH STREET NV.
ONLY & $50 aI apowN .sEMIDETACHEp coRNERmModern ::
poh m % aaae m oe % fenced nf corn Gs o
5000 NINTH STREET NV
GAMT @ qMY 0 59 DOWN 6gy this DsciS semi
large tiled Kitchen q dry bssemsn hall plan;
1904 FIFTEENTH STREET NV.
VACANT. S15OO DOWN -semidetached; 7room brick
5 % aS on nd S% ss s a i @ SoT Ssf.
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COLORED

81, 900 UNDERPRICED
b4Ob 18th st. NV. owner must
Z ns.; 3 baths. full bsmt., h.-w.h.,
OPEN SUNDAY, . TIL DARK
DR. GOODLOE
DE. 2-l160, DE. 2.3233
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR excH
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

baths: vacant, decorated. Call Ma
S-7772 or JU. 9-7622.
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terms iow prifs PA s-sT00
S0g KFNNIDY ST NV. - s.apt
house stth store lr hsmf isi com.
nsrsial hnr ior beauty shop, bar.
ks- saaristrfsa rfe NAsF folf
home business and income. TOO IN
sans bldg sigAnu owner VIII
Mnants uith taf tsuat 70 frtrou-
sihie pNr'v tiN a-S0na
fnTAI LOC.. , bsdrms 3 baths ~
Fm arsri ala IN den gaF I.
81 600 On ME s-otsg MF s-tdei
cHEyY CHASE Nnas az, psaptl.
"a dstathse efiek huEs gaf1sn
efsSftn
CLEvEi AND PARE Settle estate
Z bsegnrt az baihs. e-tAehsd n.
efarv SIS nno yTEVEHs RFAL n.
TArE W 3-saA7 iss
0EE ieg iTth e. NE .n1AY Oper
I ,faft srfs ~ T.q7r
nACANf REAtTY CO REALToR1
fo1 cap,toi EiEJ
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CHASE open TIL
DARK. Cozy Colonial brick in new
house condition. in a fine section
Just of Conn. ave: South-bound
owner must sell 3 bedrooms. 2 fire.
places, club room, breakfast nook
garage and a host OF extras. Priced
low for quick sale Out Conn. ave
to Nebraska. right to Nevada, left
to .iocelyn st.. left TO open sign.
SHANNON 4 LUcHS co. 5000
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BUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES
(continuedl
ACTIVE BUsINEssWOMAN
WOMEN'S WEAR

Shopping area, Southeast Owner
quotes approx. s5O,00U yrly Hrs
10 to Z. No goodwill. Pay for stock.
plus value Of equipment. Modern.
air cond. Owner tired, anxious 10
sell. Wonderful terms to reSpon-
siblp peCple
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"a OI.DSMORIIE

Holidsr 1oupe smart 3!-tone coral
and white. fully equip incl, Pr
ana PB 5 3S3 actua. miles new car
guarantee. buy now and save.
Was 60 3QS-NOu 50 582
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Sl5o5
50 Lincoln

Capri hardtop; 9-toue finish.
phantom gray body, black ONYX
top: radio. heater. dual-ranEs
hydramatie. Wv tires. rear
speaker, electric windows and
seats. etc. - .a00 actual miles:
a real luxury car really UNDER
priced.
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Montciair convertible: executive
black finish, white top. r. and
h.. MercOmatir drive, Wv.
tires. etc. 1900 actual miles.
See this outstanding top-down
value today.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDSMoBILE 1855 Rocket "ss'
Holids sedan; blue and white
finish. fully equipped: price S2.a22
No. 100 Open 9 to 9; Sundays
10 to ). Buy from Colonial. the
volume Olds dealer. Buy the oesl
for ess and save the rest. COLO.
NAL OLDSMoBILE CO. I'll. g.
5355, i241 9Th st ne. dust of
Fla. ave.1
OLDSMOBILE 1859 Rocket "9s" f.
dr.; green finish: low mileage, |
owne-, fully equipped: like new;
S1.022, ask for car No. ISL. open
8 to Q; Sundays, 10 to 5. Buy from
Colonial, the volume Odds dealer
Buy the best for less and save the
rest. COLONIAL OIDSMOBILE CO
Ill 3-h555l 1241 9th st. ne
Just OF Fla. ave.
OLDSMOBlLE As "9s'': hydra. r.
and h; take il away: $50. 2sO4
jeff. Davis hwy OF. 1880.
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Soo5
81 Mercury

Monterey convertible: bshs biTs
finish, liKht tor. r. and h..
Mereoms tic drive. Wv, tires,
genuine g-t0ne leather interior,
etc. sporty, top down value.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE As 4-dr,; hydra, r.
and h.; $40, 2S04 Jetf, Davis hwy.
OF. 4-752U
OLDS $50 'ss" 4-door; r. and h..
hydramatic; 2-tone green and
white; St.3g5, with liberal trade
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO.,
INC. loo. E-W hwy lat Ga. ave,
Sill. Spg., Md JU. 9-4500
OLDSMOBILE 1856 Rocket Super
SIS de luxe Holiday sedan; char
coal. hvdramatic, r. and h., chrome
wheel discs, oil filter directional
signals, windshield washers: many
extras; stock No 252: price S3,022
Open o to ., Sundays 10 to !. Buy
from Colonial. the volume olds
dealer; buy the best for less and
save the rest. COLONIAL OILS
MOBILE CO. eli. 1-p340l. 124l
9th st. ne. Gust of Fla. ave.b,,
OLDSMOBILE 1856 Rocket Super
'HS' de luxe Holiday coupe: 2-tone
blue finish. hydramatic, r and h.,
power steering power brakes, 3-tone
horn, oyerslZed WV. tires, duel ex-
haust. electric seats and windows.
directionai signals, oil filter. Autron-
&c Eye; many other extras; stock No.
321; $500. Open from q to g.,
Sundays 10 to .. Buy from Colonial.
the volume Odds dealer; buy the
best for iess and save the rest.
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE co Ill
a;9340l, 1871 9Th st. ne. dust of
Fla. ave.l.
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/. SO OLDSMOBILE

Classic "aS' 4-door: oris. lustrious
black finish. offset by Wv tires.
fully equip. incl p. S. and p B
Sold new and serviced by us. WATA
guarantee. Buy now and save.
Was S1,795-NOW Sl.388
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"OLMSTEAD"
OHAFIO 7 III III
MOTOR co.
2000 WILSON BLVD. ARL.. VA.
ia. 7-S4OO 9 TILL 9. SAT. TILL, 4


2000 WILSON BLVD. ARL.. VA.
ia. 7-S400. o TILL 8, SAT. TILL
OLDSMOBILE 1855 Rocket "ss'"
Holiday sedan: special 2-tone green
and white. hydramatic. r. and h.
power brakes, Wv. tires, chrome
wheel disc, tinted glass. custom
trim, custom interior. oil filter,
dtrectional Sienals. windshield wash
erS; many other extras. No 270;
$2,922. Open from q to ., Sundays
10. to 3. Buy from Colonial, the
volume Olds dealer; buv the best
for less and save the rest. COLO
NAL OLDSMOBILE co. iii. =
g34m l24l eth ST. ne dust of
o,DsMOBrLE 1851 Rocket "as" 4 /.
DR.. sedan, beautiful blue finish.
fully equipped excel. cond S62a.
No b0-A, Open q to o; SUNDAYS.
10 to 5. Buy from Colonial, the
yoium OldS dealer. Buy the best
for less and save the rest. CO.
LONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO. Ill. g.
300, i24l 18th 81. ne Dust of
Fla. ave.
oLDsMoBILE 1850 Rocket SIS"
club coupe; beaut. cond.. looks and
runs like new; r. and h., hydra
ssaserinee, SOS; terms. $40 down
NIX. ROPER. LA. 6-2700.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsMOBILE '52 "9s" sedan,
beaut. orig. finish. Wv. tires. fully
equip; Sq95. Liberal terms. BANK
Frs DISC, CORP. 222l l4th St.
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Open Washingion's
Birthday, 9 to s
81 Pontiac $685.
Catalina hardtop Chieftain ''s'
coupe: 2-tone green finish, :.
and h.. dual range hydrsmatic
DR., seat covers. etc. Al motor
and tires. Will be hard TO
duplicate.
50 Dodge S895
Coronet vs. sport sedan; Bel
fast green finish, r. and h..
Wv. tires. ayTotoraue drive.
custom seat covers, etc; low
miIeagei one owner. Safe
Buy" value.
"a Chevrolet $l395
All metal ! door station wagon;
r.. h.. powergIide, etc: desert
tan body. ruby red top: remark
able value.
SO Mercury Sz645
Monterey sport sedan; beanti-
full 2-tone blue finish. matching
interior. hester. Wv. tires.
Mercomstie drive. rear speaker.
etc.; 1000 actual miles; new
car guarantee: even smells new:
sold new approx. $1,000; re-
markabie value.
IS Mercury SEAS
Monterey harden: Iustrous p
tone Carmen red BODY. Arctic
white top, r. and h., Mercematir
dr., rear speaker, etc: 5000
actual miles: like new inside
and cut.
'53 Lincoln Sl595
Capri hardtop; 2-toue finish.
phantom rray body, black ONYX
top; radio. heater. duai-ranEe
hydramatie. Wv tires. rear
speaker, electric windows and
seats. etc. - ,a00 actual miles:
a real luxury car really under
priced.
81 Mercury Soo5
Monterey convertible: BABY blue
hnlsh. 1iEht tor. r. and h..
Mereoms tic drive. Wv, tires,
genuine g-t0ne leather interior,
etc. sporty. top-down value.
IS Mereurv S24o5
MontcIair convertible: executive
black finish, white top, r. and
H.. MereOmatir drive. Wv.
tires. etc. 1900 actual miles.
See this outstanding top-down
value today.
S S S SAVERS
81 Ford S345
De luxe "R" Tudor; Anime blue
hnisb, r. and h. seat covers,
etc. A solid buy.
40 Buick SI95
Super sedanette; let black An
ish. z. and h., seat covers, etc.
STRAIGHT stick: sell fast.
81 Plymouth sos
Concord e-door; Jet black An
isb, r. and h., Wv. tires. new
seat covers. etc. Hurry for this
one.
81 Pontiac $495 |
Chieftain "s" sedan: black
onyx finish, r. and h., seat
covers. etc: straight shift and
. remarkable value.
81 Chevrolet S4o5 |
De luxe FIeetIins 2-door. Da-
kota gray finish. r. and h..
seat covers. etc; low mileage;
one owner
so Buick S245 |
Special sedanette: HIGHT greer
W. tires, etc.I runs very good
A real buy.
81 Mercury $4o5
Snort sedan; vassar yellow An
iSh, r. and h.. Merc0matic DR..
seat covers. etc. Remarkable
value.
IS Others 10 Choose From
Montgomery.Stuhbs
Lincoln Mercury Deoler
BIS BIodensburq Rd.
AP. 1879
Z BLOCKS OVER
DISTRICT LINE IN ND.
Sorry. No Sales to Dealers