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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Forest Fires
in West

Los Angeles. Nov. S-UP-Army
and civilian authorities investigat-
ed the possibility OF sabotage to-
day while forest and brush fires
raging out of control over a wide
area destroyed ISL homes and
threatened the palatial finn colony
residents Of the Malibu District
Fires were reported blazing
fercely In % localities on a 100
mile front from Malibu to the
Mexican border Forestry officials
said there were at least 20 separate
fires in San Diego County alone.
The Army asked civilians TO re
port any suspicious persons seen
in areas where fires were burning,
and civil authorities said they were
investiga ting possible incendiar-
ism
The San Diego County sheriff's
Office said Is patrol cars equipped
with two-way radio were patrolling
threatened areas. working with
the Army in combating the posi-
bility OF sabotage.
The fires left hundreds Of war
workers homeless and caused dam
age estimated a. Sl000.000 in
homes. livestock, farms, orchards
and automobiles.
Highway patrolmen reported
they led a procession o. 500 cars
along the highway bordering the
ocean when smoke from the blazes
enveloped the road. The fire burn
ed fercely along the cliffs overlook
ing the beach and cast fiery z ow
on the ocean.
Film stars were drenching their
homes to prevent flying embers
from igniting the roofs.
Red Cross frst aid units rushed
TO the scene o. the disastrous
blaze. worst Of its Kind since 1898,
and fed weary fire fighters, many
OF whom had been battling the
flames for more than % hours
No casualties were reported.
Airpslnes from the coast patrol
were flying constantly over the
entire area, relaying information
TO forestry headquarters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Flower Open House
viii Be Repeated

Chrysanthemums Of all types,
colors. and sizes were on display
Sunday at the Third Annual Chry-
santhemum Show at the Ypsilantl
Florist Shop. with approximately
$50 people viewing the blooms
despite poor weather conditions.
Because OF the weather. and be-
cause other flowers will be out
then, open House at the green
house will be again next Sunday.
from 8 10 $50 O'Clock.
Colors OF orchid pink. white.
bronze and yellow appeared N
three types OF chrysanthemums.
the large blooms. the pom pom
type, and the daisy variety Among
the outstanding blooms vas the
Linda Lou. a pom pom type ~
pink. with a yellowish center,
blended in orchid through yellow
and the "Robinhood". a pom pom
cluster OF a deep wine shade. Two
Of the larger blooms we're shown
in indianapolis Pink and Ind
snapolis White. both measuring
about eight inches across. October
Rose. an orchid color flower. and
Sun Ray. deep yellow in the cen
ter fading into lighter shade
around the edges. attracted much
attention also.
The chrysanthemums. which first
came out about October -. will
continue blooming through the m d
die OF January.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
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Republicans
FeelHopeful

Washington, Nov. Sup Re-
publicans were convinced today
that they can win control of Con-
gress and they were enthusiastical-
ly hopeful of taking the White
House as we'll in next years cleo
lions. Final Kentucky returns hit
the Democrats hardest in last
weeks polling. Election OF Ken
tucky's first Republican governor
since 1927 was NOT expected.
Political observers now foresee
further pressure on President
Roosevelt from many Office holding
Democrats and others to make a
fourth term race. He is, on the
record, Americas greatest vote
getter. Sen. Alben W. Barley. D.,
Ky, Mr.. Roosevelt's handpicked
Senate leader. viii enter next
years senatorial campaign with
fewer misgivings il the President
also is running.
Big city Democratic organiza-
tons will be among those urging
Mr.. Roosevelt to run. Last weeks
returns from New York, New Jer-
sey and Detroit demonstrated that
the New Deal-Democratic coalition
needs strong leadership IL il Is TO
deliver its wonted majorities.
Nomination OF a conservative
or, even, of family anti-New.
Deal Candidate for President next
year would cost the Democrats i'm
portant blocs OF Labor. left wing
and Communist ballots which in
some states would mean the differ
ence between a win and loss.
That is especially true in New
York which has a. votes in the
electoral college. The Communist
vote alone is substantial there.
The public protests OF anti-New
Dealers against a fourth term will
be at least equalled by demands OF
New De. Democrats and Laborites
that Mr.. Roosevelt run gain. Over
the week end Sen Edwin c. John
son. D.. Colo. in effect called upon
Mr.. Roosevelt to eliminate himself
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
First School Opened Here
Nearly Hundred Years Ago

Seminary came from all parts OF
Michigan and a number from dis
tant states. These together with
the resident students attended the
Seminary TO prepare themselves
for teaching and TO prepare for en-
trance TO the University. There was
also a large number OF students
who attended in order 10 secure
general education the better 10 1T
themselves for life. A catalogue for
the academic year" ls5s-ls5e.
when Joseph Estabrook was prin-
cipal. lists the names OF 1876 male"
students and 1862 female" students.
OF these $40 were foreign" stu.
dents coming from nearby town
ships as we'll as Plymouth. Novi,
Ann Arbor. Dundee. Augusta. Utica
BEDFORD. Wayne. and Detroit Stu
dents are also listed from Canton.
ILL.,. Middle Creek. Pa. Whately,
Mass, Owosso. Buffalo. Pittsford.
White Plains and Lockfort New
York. and from other middle west
ern states.
The course OF study Of the old
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Diplomats to
Plan Relief

Washington. Nov Sup The
largest force Of diplomats ever to
m et IN the United States will be-
gin gathering here today TO plan
relief and rehabilitation for Europe.
The meeting is likely TO provide
the first test of international col
liberation since the signing OF the
four power Moscow pact last week
For the big four OF the United
Nations-the United States. Great
Britain Soviet Russia and China -
hold dominant positions in the
United Nations relief and rehabili-
tations administration which is
now forming
The relief declarations Is due to
he signed at the White House in
formal ceremonies tomorrow night.
Although there have been hints
that some Of the smaller powers
suspect the great powers OF using
food as a political weapon. there is
no sign that any % the 80 United
Nations and II associated nations
will decline to sffx their sigma
lures
This unanimity comes only after
several smaller exile governments
complained that previous DRAFT
gave tho dig four" practically dc
tatorial power.
General Committee
As modified. the "big four" rep
resen'atiyos constitute central
committee. empowered 10 make
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Injuries In
Car Mishaps

Two persons were arrested on
charges OF hit and run driving.
following accidents here over the
week end
John PenlX. Willow Court. was
arrested by state police and taken
TO county Jail Ann Arbor follow.
ing an accident in which his auto
mobile struck William Christian,
IS. Willow Village, on Wizard Rd.
near US-112 Mr. Christian, taken
by ambulance TO Boyer Hospital.
received a broken right leg, and
bruises.
In County Jail
Also committed by state police
to county jail, Edward Bol7, Ann
Arbor. was charged with being in
yolved in hit and run accident.
in which Frank Camburn. willow
Court. was injured Sunday evening
on Holmes Rd
Chest, Spine Injured
Wayne s. Hursh, Ann Arbor.
received spinal and chest injuries
Sunday morning when his car was
involved in an accident with Joseph
Vinson. IA Waiting Blvd, on the
Express Highway.
Leg Fractured
Mrs. May Armstrong received A
fractured leg and decorations this
morning when she was struck by
an automobile driven by Frank \.
Hewitt. near tie United Stove Co,
on y. Huron ST She was treated
at the Bomber Plant Hospital.
Car Held
An Automobile belonging TO Al
fonso Robertson. 80 Frederick ST.
is being held by police. following
a minor accident Saturday evening
in which II was determined that
Robertson has no operators license.
The other automobile involved in
the collision was one driven by
Albert Sewers. 35 Frederick St.
Bus, Car Crash
A collision at Midway and Forest
Saturday. involving a car driven
by Robert Scott. Willow Village.
and a Grey Hound bus driven by
Ray Brown. Ann Arbor. resulted in
an estimated damage Of $3.50 10 the
left front end OF the Scott automo-
bile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
sec DIPLOMATS Page 2
American Legion Planning
For Servicemen's Christmas

Plans for an Advertisements
Christmas party for those station
ed in this area who are unable 10
get 10 their homes during the holi-
days. we're formulated az a meet
ing % the American Legion com
mittee sponsoring the event Sun
day afternoon.
A tentative date has been set
FOR Thursday. Dec % at which
time the Legion viii call on othsr
civic and patriotic organizations 10
help them carry out their home
hospitality plan again Ypsilanti
residents many with sons or daugh-
tiers in the service. unable 70 re-
turn home. will b. given the op-
portunity 20 have as dinner guests
that evening one or more soldiers.
from either the Army Air Base. or
10 SS-za. S0.sss ESASy.Hs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Count S Fate
Cat

Nassau. Bahamas. Nov. SUP
Count Alfred de Marigny. on trial
for the Staying of his multi-million-
aire father-in-law, counted on the
testimony of his best friend today
in his fight to escape the gallows.
The Marquis Georges de Visdelou
Guimbeau was scheduled 10 be
called as a defense witness as the
trial went into its fourth. and per-
haps final week. The Counts pretty
19-year-old wife. Nancy. was ex-
pected to be the defense's fina!
witness.
Guimbeau was expected TO sub.
stantiate the testimony OF de Mar
igny and others that he was talk
ing with the Count at about the
time Sir Harry Cakes was beaten
to death.
The Marquis and his pretty girl
friend. 17-yearold blonde Betty
Roberts, were among the guests at
a dinner party at the Counts home
on the night OF July :. sir Harry's
body was found in a bedroom OF his
20-room Seaside Villa early on July
s.
De Marigny testified that after
taking the wives of two Raj cap
tains home from the party he re-
turned to his cottage and extri-
Gated Guimbeau's Maltese kitten
from a Venetian blind.
After that. the Count said he
went to the apartment which GUM
beau rented in his cottage TO ask
whether he should take Miss Rob
erts home.
Miss Roberts had testified that
she heard the two talking and that
Guimbeau took her home about
a. m. She said she had gone to the
apartment with Guimbeau at abou'
1880 a. m. and slept on a couch
while Guimbeau slept on the bed.
Fifteen minutes later. de Marigny
said he heard the Marquis return
ing and asked him to take the cat
away because It was disturbing his
sleep.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

dinners in private homes there will
be a Christmas dance. and vaude-
vile show running concurrently
al the Ypsilanti High School.
Another Christmas party. for Of
ficers stationed near here. Is plan
ned for Christmas night. 10 be al
the American Legion Home
Members Of the Legion commit
tee in charge Of arrangements are
Fred Battelle. chairman: Kari Tun-
nicliffe DR. NJ p. O'Hara. Dr..
Charles Pillsbury. Harold Magee.
James Waite. Howard Hand. Nell
son Boutell Harold Augustus.
George Robbins. and Lester Miller
NJ Miller will he in charge OF the
home hospitality plan. and any per
sons desiring 10 have soldier guests
the evening Of the party may con
..St lin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Offensive to Knock Nazis
Out of War Believed to be
Planned BY Allied Nations
Community Fund, War Relief
Drive Launched at Village

The Community Fund Drive at
Willow Run was started this morn
ing and will be continued until all
Ford Bomber plant employees have
been reached on their respective
shifts. The goal OF the National
CLIO. War Service Committee Is
an hours pay for each month for
the year has been adopted.
Pep meetings will be held in
the various departments from time
to time. Posters and literature
supporting the drive have already
been posted in the departments.
Fifty per cent OF the pledges 20
to the National War Services, in.
Guiding the plants donation to the
National Red Cross and the other
fifty per cent will go to the Willow
Run Community Council TO meet
the needs OF the Housing area.
Final plans for the drive were
formulated Sunday at the Lucy
Thurman Y.W.C.A. In Detroit a.
which about one hundred people
represented the Union and shop
committeeman. Charles Bridges.
vice president OF Local so. pre-
sided over the meeting and speech
es were given by Alec Barbour. re
gional director OF JAW clio War
Chest. DR.. Otto Engelke. director
OF the Washtenaw County Health
Department. Robert MacRae. di
rector OF the Community Fund of
Social Agencies for Metropolitan
Detroit, Spencer Gordon, Executive
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Congress Today

by the Associated Press
Senate
In recess until Tuesday.
Foreign Relations Committee
studies United Nations relief and
rehabilitation program (10:S0 a.
m. EWT).
Senate and House conferees
meet on legislation 10 put fathers
at bottom OF draft lists 10000.
immigration Committee takes up
House-approved chinese Exclusion
act revision (l0:30l.
House
2os .Sss <ssslS= tEsc-..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
Response to
Of
City Good

If bomb, dropped on Ypsilanti
Sunday had been real, the popu-
lace would have found itself well
taken care OF. q check Of Office Of
Civilian Defense records revealed
today.
Ninety per cent of the OCD pers-
onnel were mobilizlsd and every
incident" was prope ,rly cared for.
In only one case WAR there failure
to report back TO the control cen
ter promptly.
One hundred nineteen runs were
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA
delayed NS-Capt Richard
Bong. a deceptively mld.looking
Lightning fighter pilot, today rang
up new Southwest Pacific record
over Rahaul when he boosted his
total score OF kills TO Il. Bong
bagged two zeroes in combat over
the New Britain stronghold to top
the highest mark yet recorded N
this area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

made by cervice agencies such as
the auxiliary police and firemen.
Detroit Ed son Company, ambu-
lances, gas. water and street de-
partments, rescue and construction
crews.
ONCE Of Cicilian Defense officials
pronounced the practice a success
and expressed the opinion that Up
silaphi is ready for virtually any
emergency.
frhe bombs were dropped by
members of the Civil Air Patrol
who furnished planes, gasoline and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

You'll be sorry II you miss the
Sweet Shoppe at the Main Street
Fair. Congregational Church. No
vember ll-i2 from 2 to 10 p. m.
Adv. ll0s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08
II Only Hitler Would
Drop Bombs Like These!

At least one person here profited
materially from the oCD Mock
Bombing Sunday according to
Frank Hutton. 6. who, in investi-
eating a mock inc endiary bomb
which fell on the property OF his
grandmother. Mrs. william H. Fos-
ter, on Michigan Ave. near the
Wizard orchard. discovered dol
lar bill tightly rolled up inside.
Investigation has revealed no ap-
parent reason for the bill to be
there. and Frank today is formul-
ating plans FOR spending the
money.
The bombs were made by SO
students Of tbs Ypsilanti High
School. who formed an assembly
line. and it is believed that one
Of them may have left the money.
either accidently. or as a joke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

secretary OF the Willow Run Com.
munity Council. and John Gibson,
president OF the State clio council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

Light Housekeep Rooms , men.
Geo. Church, A. Limerick. Ady 1872
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Australian women wgited at Bris-
bane Airport from early this morn
ing to catch glimpse Of screen
star Gary Cooper. WHO arrived this
afterr IN with Actresses Una Mer-
ke. and Phyllis Brooks and Accor-
zionist Andry Aracri.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

CAIRO-INS-A special COM
munique today revealed that Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden and Turkish Foreign Minis
ter human Menemenjoglu are con-
Quoting their Cairo discussion" IN
the spirit OF friendship and ALL
ance which binds the two coun-
tries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

LONDON-INS-Berlin, Vienna
and a number OF German Ruhr
and Rhineland towns were report
ed today to have been declared
CLOSED areas, with special per-
mits required before nonresidents
can enter them. The report was
circulated by Reuters News Agtn'
cy in a dispatch from Stockholm
quoting the official German Ca
zette.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

TRINIDAD, Colo. -INS-Discov-
cry OF a $50 foot tunnel through
which former Nazi soldiers and
sailors might have escaped in
wholesale numbers brought FBI
agents back to the much-publicized
Trinidad prisoner OF war camp
again today. Announcement that
a tunnel had been found was made
by 1t. Col. William s. Hannah,
commanding officer at the camp.
He said the passage way led from
the officers compound to a point
SIS feet beyond the outside fence.
FREEPORT. Tex-iNS- Two
deaths, $50 persons injured and
200 homeless was the toll left today
in the wake OF the tropical hurri-
cane that swept the Freeport-Gal-
weston area along the Texas coast.
ST. PAUL, MINI -INS-Line~
men sought today to restore tele-
phone and telegraph service in
northern and northwestern Min
nesota following a severe snow and
wind storm which completely dis.
rupted service in some areas. Ra-
do was the only means OF com.
munication.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

LONDON-INS- The German
propaganda agency DNB reported
today in a Tokyo dispatch that ia
pan has asked the Spanish embas-
sy in Washington to protest to
the U. s. Government over alleged
mistreatment of japanese prison
ers and internees in the United
States. A spokesman for the
Japanese information ministry was
quoted in a warning that Japan
will take appropriate counter
measures should the statements OF
repatriated Japanese prove true"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

HOLLYWOOD-INS - Actress
Susan Peters and Coast Guardsman
Richard Quine. former actor. were
on their honeymoon today follow
ing their Sunday marriage in the
picturesque Westwood Community
Church. After their five-day
honeymoon Quine will return TO
his station in San Francisco.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

TULE LAKE. Cal.-lNS- Fed
eral and state Investigations of the
riots at the Tule Lake Jap segre-
CATION center got under way to-
DAY with Dies Congressional Com
mittee representatives and a State
Senate Committee probing separ-
ate phases OF the camps tumul-
tuous outbreaks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

As modified. the big four" rep
resentatives constitute central
committee. empowered 10 make
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

PHILADELPHIA ms - The
Board OF County Prison Inspectors
will meet today TO investigate the
suicide OF Steve Jankoyic. convict
ed kidnaper and robber, who died
OF bullet wound in the, hospital at
Mayamensing Prison in Philadel-
phia. Prison officials disclosed
last night that the gun, .32-cali-
Der six-shot automatic. was SNUG
gled into the institution by some
unidentified person. A supply OF
ammunition was also found under
the pillow OF Jankovic's hospital
bed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

NEW YORK-INS-The will o;
Ben Bernie, the old Maestro OF
stage, screen and radio will be filed
today for probate. Bernie was re-
ported to have left most OF his con-
siderable fortune to his widow, Dor
othy wesley Bernie and his son,
Pvt. Jason Bernie. The exact
amount OF the estate was not indi-
Gated but the will contains requests
totalling s20S,000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

MOSCOW-INS- The authorlta-
tive Moscow weekly. War and
Working Glasses. predicted today
that Czechoslovak President Ed
Guard Benes soon will sign a mu-
tual assistant treaty with the So
Wet Union similar to the Anglo
Soviet pact.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-08

NEW YORK -INS-Two OF Hen
~ J. Kaiser's West Coast ship
yards today were revealed to have
broken even Kaiser production rec
ords by turning out 80 Liberty ships
and four aircraft carriers last
month.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Hints Given
By Babson
Severe Levies Aid
Young People More;
Tax Analysis Urged
BY ROGER W. BABSON.
Copyright 1913. Publishers
Financial Bureau. Inr.

BabSun Park. Mass. Nuv. Is
FIRST. let me say Il word 10 Young
businessmen who claim that they
have not the opportunity of making
Il fortune which their elders had
They claim that at their age the
money which their elders were per-
nittCd To- save Tor u business nest
egg is now taken away by the GOV
eminent in Tive form Of taxes. Let me
say this j. merely an abb for lazi-
ness. in'ifiCicnCy and CNtravagHnt
ideas
Severe Taxes Benefit Young People.
Let us assume a man with salary
of $4,000 has wife and two chill
drcn. His Federal tax would he
about $3.50. II is true that he has
this much less money to save on i'll
vest toward buying an interest in
some business. ON the other hand. AL
though the net income. after taxes.
Of the Young executive is reduced by
n tax Of about II percent, his en-
r"""''.'na' -: p1cs T'ru-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Army Promotions Stayed
Pending Report On alton

Washington, Nov. 25.-(APO-Rc-
hounds oi the Patton incident rico
rH"l"d Throughout the ranks ol the
'rmNS highest Officers tDday-irum
thlCi of Stiff General George {.
Marshall ON down.
Following Il demand in the House
Tor the recall OF 1t. Gen. George S.
Patton for Shaping and bcraiInG Il
Shell shocked private IN Il Siciiran
hospital tent. the Senate Military
I"umlttCC .skCd Tor Il full report
from the War Department and mean
Time clampcd an informal hold or
der on the promotions of II other
generals.
The latter action. while coming
close of the heels of the Patton cpl
S"dr. appeared Ia he aimed prlmarI-
~ at prcvCniinG-lf pOSNlbIc-thc
elevation Oi 1t. Gen. Brchon Il.
SrmCrVCll 10 chief of staff II Mar
snail takes command of Allied forces
III the European theatre.
Somcrvcll. who heads the arny'S
supply service. is former WIN
director for New York and friend
OF Harry Hopkins, presidential advI-
SOr
II was indicated that the stop pro-
motions order would not he liilrd
until the successor 10 General Mar
shall has been named and q dctal!cd
War Department report on Patton mas
been received by the Senate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
New Revenue Bill.
Passed By House,
Goes On To Senate

Washington. Noy. 25-(AP)-.A
ucw ta% bill which would dip s.
lio,nnn.nn0 deeper into American
pDC.rib"ukS and hoist the govern
U"m' income tn an estimated S43,-
5nu.nuD,OHO IL year moved over to
tn" Srnat" today where lis rapid aD-
prevail Was indicated by an UNUSUAL
shortage of significant amendments.
Chairman George 3D., GaD. an
n"unCcd the Finance Committee
would open hearings Monday and
Try I" complete them by the end OF
nest week. The Senate itself will
hay" Ia act with terrific speed Ia
match the record of the House.
which passed the bill yesterday by
It standing vote OF 200 to 81 after :,
single days debate.
y Strincy drunstick of the S1O,-
'DU.nOO.nOO revenue turkey ordered
hH The Treasury. The bill clips an
average of less than ST. from the
fi,unU,Uuo individual taxpayers. hits