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ORLANDO. FIO rtHIlaa tprp modern
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, avenue. Qrlando. Fla,
WIDOW FORCED SACRIFICE for
lake; Ice. beaut' rms, I scr. ' porchs Sa
pvt, dock; yr.. rental, S2,055: newly
dec; 81. 800 On. Owner WA. 1882.
MOTIFS units, owners quarters,
good location with expansion room.
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 1921
BUNGALOW with three bedrms., Iiy-
rm., dinette kitchen and bath on
lot 60x1 40; shade trees. completely
Turn at s502 Crystal lane;
terms.
NEW BUNGALOW on lot 50xl50, Q
bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath on Paramore st.. Orlando, Fla
Built .. Of cement blocks and covered
cation. Price, $4,000. Liberal terms.
Call RE. 7-1074 or see me in 334
II. J. WATKINS. :.
GROOM BUNGALOW; garage and
with 4 lots near large city.
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 4-3211
SARASOTA FLoRTDA--LoTS IN
BEAUTIFUL ORANGE GROVE PARK
Only $500: $40 down, So mo- Is
min. to beaches. Write Mrs. Ray
Krimm, Orange Grove Park. 3.
Weber st.. Sarasota. Fla. Phone
20674
SARASOTA
p s sssS asrss ass s,s s,s i s,s resale
CLAUDE WOOD, REALTOR
10. 4-770O, JU. $1,000
SUMMER CAMPS
APPLICATIONS now being accented
to Buffalo Gap Boys Camp. Boys,
b-l5. \ wks. OF supervised, pleasure
for your son. 80 miles downtown
D. c. In Appalachian Mountains.
Kosher style meals. Call RA. 3-5S17,
for free brochure.
EASTER MONEY
SIS
For holiday expenses. on sisnature
only. No collateral necessary. LosnI
can be repaid il . monthly install.
CREDIT Plan. INC. s0ss ds. ave.
silver eprins. Nd, ~. e-3400..
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BUILDERS

ATTENTION BUILDERS
20 to 80 acres in the heart of the
Country Club esection OF Bethesda,
Nd: perfect for subdivision. Priced
right. terms can be arranged. One
Of the most sought-after areas.
For further info. call Mr.. Powers,
BosiLiKo REALTY CO.
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MCLEAN. VA.
A few h-acre lots with sewer, water
and gas; priced right.
ia. 5-5355 AGENT EN-. 2-1366
NEARBY vA.---lh acres, $3.50
Nearby Md.--h acre, $3.50
Also lots 50xl76, s. and w, $3.50 up
Terms: OWNER, JU. 9-7059. --3
VIRGINIA
" acre. city water: $3.50, terms.
"a acre, city water, $3.50, terms.
$40 acre, city water. SH350. terms.
" acre. sewer, water. 81, 500. terms.
10 acres River frt. 81 400, terms.
BURGWALD. TE. B-2a71 -
BUILDERS
We have 2 choice tracts In Fairfax
County; sewer and water available
to all. prices range from $1,000 20
S3.50D per acre.
ia 5-535s AGENT EN-. 2-i3aa
$4,000 SO. FIT. APT SITE
zoned !f0-A. all utilities, priced rea-
sonable. RE. 1-04Bl. Apt. 103. --3
I TO o ACRE ROMEs1rRs in beau
tiful Leesburg pike tfste. ~, 2 nj
west Of pranesville. Va, which d
~ mi. from Chain Bridge and
Falls Church. Community lakes
playground. streams, oak trees. etc.
new blaek-top rod.
RIcHLAND AcREs-KEfrrLAND Ylks
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215 ACRES

In the limestone section of Jefferson
CITY,. West Va. fine land and 4
real cattle. farm. improved with
Georeian style 10-room brick res
idence with central heat. bath
houses. large barn. on macadam
road Asking So. 500. viii Sub
NIT the best offer above $40. 600
Residence needs redecorating and
Q few minor repairs
H. B. MITCHELL
Harndnn Va tyhone Tag
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26 ACRES

26 ACRES
5000: s40-ft. frontage on Ga. ave.
extended: extends back to Tridelphia
Lake. Most of the land clear and
gently sloping; in fast-growing
area. near enough to commute to
d. G. and far enough from safety
angle. Beautiful building sites for
famblers or ranch-type houses with
unexcslled view. Cash or terms.
Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE & co.
10. 5-1231 Wheaton, Nd. Lo. 5-0315
Privileges of Large Lake
Near Forestville, Va; wooded and
cleared tract. in protected COM
munity: almost 1: acres; as a
whole; $4,000. Wooded tract. same
area; almost z acres; $1,000
/. Herman z. GaSch d Son
sos Woodward Bldg. Ma. s-1254
Gaf and Enr C-H0T0
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LooK-S9, 600-BUYs
s sS i bath s,sS IN rm s. Ssn ['D s,s
pss ss.s r rs 3D. sef lo asiisi1s
eTARLfNo. 7af i0th 81. nv, RE
Trscfiss.o u a ss CO. ise.sss3ii.a " can A'
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FARMS tcoat.I
UPPER MONT. CO.. MD.

~ AChES
Ultramodern new brick rambler on
10 wooded acres near Potomac
River In one OF natures most de-
lightful SETTINGS, with q command
ing view Of Maryland and virginia
countryside. House contains llping
room 22xl5 with structural glass
nfeplace, dining room. 3 bedrooms.
= baths. stainless steel kitchen,
breakfast room. utility room. full
basement with recreation room and
fireplace: Dashboard oil hot water
heat. House is fully insulated. air.
conditioned; gear garage: Thermo-
pane picture window, pond; within
easy committing distance WASHING az
Is ACRES
Attractive modern rambler tbrick and
stuecol. Living room l5x2S with
fireplace. dining room, 2 bedrooms.
Kitchen, utility room. full bath. oil
hot-water heat: barn, other build
ines; 2 streams: near sugar Loaf
400 ACRES
Beef cattle farm. large frame 7-hed-
room house. in excellent condition,
with 2 baths; bank barn, 2 silos.
other outhuildings. Good stream,
y ~ acres ss Hoodlsnd on.; ds5
as ACRES ''o'0'
Located 10 miles. from Rockville on
Rte. IS. Stock farm. large modern
lied country home, bedrooms with
bath: high elevation; approximately
! mile road frontage on State road;
excellent location: usual outbuild-
tngs. $4,000 fTerms).
400 ACRES
Stock or dairy farm. modern country
home--Productive soil, plenty Of
water; near Sugar Loaf Mt. 500. 900.
For further particulars of this and
other properties. contact l.. A. Aber-
crombie. Poolesville 1881.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC.
l3gl Conn. Ave. DE. 2-3fiNn
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BUNGALOW with three bedrms., liy-
rm., dinette Kitchen and bath on
lot 60x14O; shade trees. completely
furnished. ut 27O2 Crystal lane,
Orlando, Fla. Price. $1,000. liberal
termS. ~
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SEVERAL HOMES
$4,000 TO $12,5o0
Low DOWN PAYMENTS
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.

LAKE JACKSON
Near Manassas. Va.-Sale; choice Of
3 log cabins. . with . bedrms.. /
with / bedrm,; all modern improve
ments; stone fireplaces, all lake
PRIVILEGES. Priced from $4,000 to
$1,000. terms See these bargains
while they last. Call Manassas
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SARASOTA

De. Soto acres. 2-acre lot. q resale
3o0x300; 81 Ass with terms. Thil
ti;r ~ Mi,hln Wt99rs snp,01 gyira1rop
10. 4-7700, JU. $1,000
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NEW BUNGALOW on lot 50xl50, Q
bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
| bath on Paramore st.. Orlando, Fla.
Built of cement blocks and covered
with cement and painted. Nice To-
| Cali RE. S-Io74 or see me in ssi
| Woodward bldg, 18th and H st. NV.
| H. J. WATKINS.
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MOTEL,-S units, owners quarters,
4 good location with expansion room
| ACME REALTY CO., UN. 1921
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SARASOTA FLoRTDA--LoTS IN
BEAUTIFUL ORANGE GROVE PARK
Only $500: $40 down. So mo-: l5
Krimm, Orange Grove Park. =.
Weber st.. Sarasota. Fla. Phone
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LAKE BARCROFT-Lake-front lots
MORE REALTY Co. JE. 4-6850.
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bROAO CREEh
5 acres: six and three quarter miles
from the D. c. line. This is high
land on open water having q view
across the Potomac to Va Call Elk.
3-2140 for detailed Information.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Methodist Circle
Plans Bake Sole

Bake sale and lunch sponsored
by Circle l of the Methodist WSCS
was planned at their meeting,
March Is.
In charge of the lunch, which
will include hot dish, will be
Mrs. Gordon Trimmer, Mrs. Clara
Green, Mrs. Cecil Loveall. and
Mrs. John Roedel. Bake sale ar
rangements are to be made by Mrs.
Art Green, Mrs. Howard Harvey.
and Mrs. M. o. Smith. Fancywork
will also be available at the sale.
which is April 9 at Davall Mercan-
tile Co.
Appointed to select study book
for use at circle meetings were
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dan Saurey. and
Mrs. George Westre.
Hostesses at last weeks meeting
were Mrs. Charles Mills and Mrs.
w. 0. Clapper at the Mills home.
There were 20 ladies present to
hear Mrs. Harvey lead the pro-
gram. Mrs. Andy Gordon had
charge of devotionals.
Next meeting is set for April &c
with Mrs. Hiliard Ritter and Mrs
Westre, hostesses. Devotions are tc
be led by Mrs. Claude Christensen
with Mrs. Smith, program leader
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Lady Bowlers
Plan Tourney

First bowling tournament for
ladies in Columbia Falls is set for
April 16 and II. Details were plan
ned when City Association officers
met Tuesday evening.
All bow1ers in the Columbia and
Housewives Leagues here are urg-
ed to enter tournament play. Single
and double events will be CLASH
fled, with team events, handicap
Ladies should register and pay en-
| try fee to Mrs. AL Greene by
March 81. Tournament prizes are
to be awarded.
City Association officers are Mrs
Elwyn Mateka, president; Mrs. Bill,
Nadeau, vice president; Mrs. A
Greene, secretary; Mrs. Bert Hill
treasurer; and Mrs. AL Reid, SER
geant-at-arms.
Columbia League members bow
Thursday evenings, with House.
wives League bowling each Wed.
nesday afternoon. There are 1.
teams.
| Annual bowling banquet ant
election of officers of the City AS
ISOLATION is set for May 10.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Falls Club Calendar

Columbia Falls Eastern Star will
entertain the worthy grand ma
tron, Mrs. Mollie st. Peter, at a
special meeting, Monday. Banquet
is to be at pm. at McGregor's
cafe. At 7:45 pm. the Rainbow
Assembly will honor Mrs. st. Peter
at the Masonic hall. Chaper meet
ing is to start at 8 pm. Officers
will practice, Sunday afternoon.
Town Bridge club meets next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
James F. Smith. Co-hostesses are
Mrs. Vern Johnson and Mrs. Bill
Bruey.
Columbia Falls Masonic Lodge
will have a special meeting next
Wednesday. Work in the second
l'degree.
Baptist Missionary Circle will
meet April 7 at the home OF Mrs.
Lillian Wallace, house So, Hungry
Horse. It will be a 100 business
meeting. Mrs. Clarence Conner is
president.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Sallee, Boze-
man, left Monday for their home
They visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilman, her parents and other rel
atives here.
A family dinner was held at the
John Gilman home, Sunday, with
% present. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Sallee, Bozeman; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Gilman and son
Hungry Horse; Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Gilman and children; Mr.. and Mrs
| L. A. Schoenberg and son; Buc
and Sam Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs
Darwin Lundstrom and daughter
Mrs. Vic Nadeau and children.
Seven couples were guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Ruder Friday
evening. Bridge was played will
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Beatty ant
James F. Smith, prize winners.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Give StOrk Shower
For Mrs. StrinqfellOW

Mrs. Norman Stringfelow and
new daughter, Renee Allison, were
honor guests at a stork shower,
March II. It was given by Mrs.
Bud Stringfellow, Mrs. Louis
Feirstein and Mrs. Carl Daniels at
the Daniels home.
Games were played during the
evening, with Mrs. Florence
Stringfellow receiving the prize.
Guests attending were Mrs. Neil
Christensen, Mrs. Don Davall, Mrs
Don Doane, Mrs. Joe Feirstein
Mrs. Jack Gore, Mrs. Lloyd Isbell
Mrs. Joe Motichka, Mrs. Florence
Stringfellow, Mrs. ence
Stringfellow, Linda Daniels, Ka-
thy and Casey Doane, Robert;
Motichka, and Judy Stringfellow
Unable to attend were Mrs. Amo
Hellman and Mrs. Bill Opalka.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Plan Baptisms For
Palm Sunday

Baptisms are planned for Palm
Sunday at the Columbia Falls
Methodist church.
Parents wishing children baptiz-
ed, or others desiring to be bap-
tized, are to contact Rev. M. o.
Smith.
Church announcements include
Senior MYF, Sunday, 7:30 pm.
at the parish house, with the In
termediate MYF, Monday, 7:3O D
M, at the parish house. Easter
music is being practiced by the
choir, which meets at the Leonard
Whitney home, Thursday, at 7:3(
pm.
Good Friday service is to be {
joint service with the Columbia
Falls Christian church congrega.
ton. 1t is scheduled for 2 pm. a
the Methodist church. Pastor Ton
Shelton and Reverend Smith viii
announce further plans later.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Recreation to Be PTA Topic

Summer recreation has been set
for topics of April and May Dis
trlct Parent associa-
ton. Announcement was made by
Mrs. Bill Stallings, PTA program
chairman, at their meeting, Mon
day.
Bob Jordan presided at the
Monday meeting. Speaker was O..
S. kronkright, member OF the
school planning committee. He
pointed out local school needs, with
necessity of purchasing land for
future school expansion.
Kronkright pointed out that
high school enrolment figures
showed 800 students last fall, and
tn at without any population
growth in the district there would
be $50 high school students next
year. There are ITO eighth graders
to come in and so seniors going
out.
He commented that land could
have been purchased for school ex-
pansion few years ago for 81 500.
To buy the same tract now includ-
ing water system improvements
would cost $37, 900.
Kronkright felt that the taxpay-
ers couldn't lose by buying land
now and being prepared for new
school building program when it
became necessary. He said that
buying the land now offered the
best opportunity for available land
closest to the town center. If we
waited, land would cost more and
likely be further out.
Encouraging local residents tc
vote in the April election is to be
another PTA project. Fluoridatior
of the municipal water supply viii
be an issue to be voted upon. Las
months PTA meeting included /;
talk by DR.. Loren Kreck on thu
benefits of fluoridation of water
supply. Mrs. M. C. Estensen wa
appointed as chairman to telephon,
and provide transportation to poll
for local residents. She will selec
i co-Workers.
Room award (one-Quarter da,
free holiday in the gymnasium
was received by Mrs. Miriam Dav
is first graders. They also re
ceived the award in February
! Largest percentage of parents an
friends present representing class
rooms determines winning class
room.
/, Vocal solos were sung by Do
Hayes, accompanied by Mrs. MI
Ruder. Refreshments were serve
) by second grade mothers, wit
Mrs. Joe Spencer, Mrs. Jak
Choate and Mrs. Pat Kelly, serv
: ing.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Rainbow Assembly
Plans Initiation

Initiation of new members is
slated for April Z by the Columbia
Falls Rainbow assembly.
The Assembly met, Thursday,
with Jennie Lee Greene, past adj
visor, presiding. Final plans for
their March 10 semi-formal dance
were made. 1t was project of Mar
garet Sparks, worthy advisor. The
Assembly is to honor Mrs. Mollie
ST. Peter, worthy grand matron OF
the Eastern Star Monday, at 7:45
pm. Also, that evening, several
girls will assist with serving al
the Eastern Star banquet.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Birthday Club Fetes
Mrs. John Stone

Birthday club members met at
the home of Mrs. John Stone, Sat-
urday. Her birthday anniversary
was Sunday.
Guests were Mrs. j. w. Chap
man, Mrs. Emma Fredriksen, Mrs.
Leonard Geer, Minnie Hammer,
Mrs. Charlie Justice, Mrs. Anna
Ross, Mrs. Troy Thacker, Mrs. Jack
Schutzman, Mrs. Fred Collins, Mrs.
Roger Johnsrud and Mrs. Merle
Greenland.
Visiting was enjoyed, after which
Mrs. Stone opened her variety OF
gifts. Refreshments were served by
her.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25

also March II.
Guests went to the O'Connor
home at noon for games, birthday
refreshments. and favors. They
then attended the Park theatre
matinee.
Sheila's guests were Kara Bar
mes, Ellen Corrigeux, Kari Ellen
Estensen, Jackie Kearns, Mary
Kay Lundblade, Linda McMast-
er, Kathy O'Neil, Terry Ritter
Judy Skyberg, Karen Walter, and
loan Wilson.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Falls Homemakers
Study Cake Baking

why Recipes Fail" was project
at the Columbia Annas Home
Demonstration club meeting, Tues
day. Leaders were Mrs. r. ".
Thomas and Mrs. Bill Knapton.
Club members took cakes to the
meeting which they had made US
ing a basic recipe. Mrs. L. A.
Schoenberg was hostess.
Report of the county council
meeting was given. Door prize was
taken to the meeting by Mrs. Wal
ter Piper, and won by Mrs. Henry
Dearholt.
Next meeting is slated for April
Is. with members asked to note
change in meeting day. Emotion
al Development is project to be
led by Mrs. Raymond Haake
Whitefish. The meeting is to be
at the home of Mrs. Claude Chris
Jensen.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Two Weeks Remuin
In Seal Drive

Two weeks remain in the an
nual Easter seal campaign. Publ
clzlng it will be trailers shown al
the Park theatre.
Other events include National
crippled Children's day, April 2
and Easter tag day, April 8. Proc
lamations for these days are to be
made by Columbia Falls Mayor
Herman Benzien.
Mrs. Mike O'Connor, drive
chairman, announced $3.50 had
been contributed by Columbis
Falls students on their bunny
cards" Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs
Joe Spencer collected cards, Fri
day. More were to be taken K
school, Monday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Birthday Dinner
Given for Boys

Mickey O'Connor and Jimmy
Anderson were honor guests at a
birthday dinner, Thursday at the
O'Connor home. Both boys observ-
ed their twelfth birthday anniver-
sary. Jimmy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bing Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike O'Connor are Mickey's par
ents.
Their guests were Rodney Bru-
nellie, Daryl Choate, Joe DeFlyer,
Larry Darling, Gary Emery, Bob
bic Fulton, George O'Neil, Lor
Hickey and Duane Ward.
Watching "tv" provided enter
tainment after dinner.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Slate Bake Sale

Annual spring bake sale spon-
sored by ST. Richards Altar socie-
ty is set for April 2. The sale
starts at 10 am. at B and B Food
Mart.
Chairman is Mrs. Ed Becker,
with Mrs. Clarence Clapper and
Mrs. Norbert Beaudry, committee
members.
Altar society business meeting is
set for April with Mrs. Martin
Olsen, president, in charge. Mrs.
Clarence Saurey and Mrs. Jim
KOnen will serve.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Weekly Weight Loss
Below Average

Weekly weight loss for TOPS
members was below average for
last week. Total loss for II mem
bers at Mondays meeting was 2O1z
pounds. Four pig emblems accom-
panied those home.
1t was announced TOPS unit
would be organized in Whitefish
Thursday. Games were played dur
ing the evening, followed by black
coffee.
TOPS meets again next Monday
7:30 pm. at the Christian church
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Give Birthday Party
For ROnnie LundstrOm

A birthday party was given for
Ronnie Lundstrom, Saturday, by
his sister, Mrs. Lawrence String
fellow. Ronnie was 10 years old
His guests were Jerry Anders
Bobby and Buzzie Crouch, Larry
Lewis, Dick, Franklin and Judy
Lundstrom.
Guests of Mrs. Stringfellow were
Mrs. E. J. Lundstrom, Mrs. John
Lundstrom, Mrs. Frank Lundstron
and Lois, and Mrs. Dukloth, White
fish.
Gifts were opened, and birthday
refreshments served.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Honor Janet Shay
With Birthday Party

Janet Shay observed her fifth
birthday anniversary, Saturday
with a party.
Guests in the afternoon were
Marilyn and Dennis Andrew, Ka-
thy Cline, Edward Farmbrook,
Mark and Dean Knapton, Carol
Nadeau, Carolyn Riehl, Jean Rey-
nolds, Billy Schrock, Cathy and
Barbara Smithson, Gail and How
ard Shay, and Gertrude Van. Mari
lyn Saurey was unable to attend.
Mrs. Ella Van and Mrs. John
Farmbrook assisted Mrs. Shay.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-25
Fete Sheila O'C0nn0r
With Theatre Party

Sheila O'Connor was honored
with a birthday party, Sunday.
Her birthday anniversary was
Thursday, when she became 10
years old. Sheila is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike O'Connor. Her
brothers birthday anniversary is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Senate Republican leaders
confidently predicted the Senate
today will uphold President
Eisenhower's veto of the S.6 per
cent postal pay-reclassification
bill.
Senate Democrats were max
ing no prediction.
The Democrats conceded the
odds were against overriding the
veto, but they said they would
make an about fight on the
Senate floor.
At a White House legislative
conference today. Senate Repub-
lican Leader Knowland told
President Eisenhower he felt the
veto would be sustained.
The best estimate of veteran
Senate observers was that the
attempt to override would fail
by about 8 votes.
Two-thirds Necessary
A two-thirds majority is need
ed to override a veto. While a
majority of the Senate is expect
ed to vote to override, theSvote
is expected to fall short of the
necessary two-thirds majority.
House Majority Leader Nc
Cormack announced that if the
Senate voted to override, the
House probably would do like
wise. However, the indications
were that the House would not
get the chance to vote, since
failure to override in the Senate
would kill the legislation.
Meanwhile. plans were being
readied to push postal pay raise
legislation acceptable to the ad-
ministration once the attempt
to override was defeated.
Chairman Murray of the
House Civil Service Committee
has announced he is all set to
have his group act on the ad-
ministration's pay proposal as
soon as the veto is sustained.
The administration bill would
average around 8 per cent.
Classified Pay Bill Set
There also is a strong pos
sibility the House committee
will report a classified pay bill
of 6 or 7 per cent at the same
time it acts on postal pay. Clas-
sified pay legislation. until now,
has been held up in the House
pending final action on postal
pay.
On the Senate side. Senator
Carlson, Republican. of Kansas.
the ranking minority member of
the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee, is all set to move for