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Housing Bill Up For Final Decision 0WW ALL DAY didn't see how the President could approve the measure. rhe, Fremont News-Messenger 3 Tuesday, June 23, 193S SGSH3B (SODS) if WASHINGTON (AP) A chop, ped-down housing bill distasteful to many Democrats and not at all certain of White House approval awaited final House action today. The compromise $1,375,000,000 nibus measure was approved lata Monday by the Senate and was expected to clear the House today. What will happen when it reaches President Eisenhower is a matter of speculation. The strong possibility of a veto was raised Monday when Housing Administrator Norman P.

Mason said the bill would cost too much and Is not in the interests of most Americans. The 56-31 Senate vote was well short of the two-thirds needed to override a veto. It also provided a smaller margin than the 60-28 vote by which the Senate earlier had passed a larger bill. Sen, John Sparkman (D-Ala), who helped hamer out the compromise, noted tilat its total was below what Eisenhower originally requested. Much of the reduction was accomplished by providing a two-year program rather than one for six years as Eisenhower suggested.

Sparkman said he thought the President should sign it. But Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, Republican leader, said he 9:30 A. M.

to 5:30 P. M. ME 'CLOCK FECIAL Ford Caravan Ends 23-Day Journey From East To West No Mail Orders No Phone Orders No Layaways All Sales Final SEATTLE, Wash. Ford Motor Company's transcontinental Caravan of Progress completed a 23-day journey into the past today and headed promptly into the future, The company's 50 millionth vehicle a 1959 Ford Galaxie and a Model ford of 50 years ago completed the final leg of an historic re-enactment of the famed New York-to-Seattle automobile endurance contest of 1909. The caravan passed through this city earlier this month.

Finish line for the colorful "Ocean-to-Ocean" re enactment was the site of Seattle's Century Exposition scheduled to open in 1961 with a broad look into the world of the future. ON SALE AT 1 P. M. Children's Cotton Mesh BAREFOOT STROll Honey- mooning in St. Tropez, France, barefoot actress Brigitte Bar-dot and her husband, actor Jacques Charrier, take a stroll.

Fire Truck Goes i vw ft The original race concluded a similar site that of Seattle's Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition of 1909. William Clay Ford, Ford vice president and grandson of Henry Ford, who met the racers here in 1909, greeted the caravan at the "finish line" today. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Century 21 Exposition took place at the conclusion of the re-enactment. Preceding the "finish" at the exposition site was a huge parada featuring the Ford caravan, antique cars from throughout the Seattle area, a police motorcycle drill team and a Marine Corps color guard. Governor Albert D.

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