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Show Smidsens By Bob Cordrav I CANT FOSSI8LY FINISH ALL THIS WORK BEFORE THE DEADLINE Probers Return to Humphrey ITS NOT HUMANLY POSSIBLE By Associated Press for inspection by Symingtons subcommittee. WASHINGTON, Sept 26 The politically explosive Senate stockpile investigation began heating up again Wednesday. SEN. STUART Symington won the backing of the Senate Armed Services Committee in a move to examine the tax returns of former Secretary of t he Treasury George M. Humphrey and the companies he headed. Sen. 'Barry Goldwater denounced Symingtons move as a witch hunt" and a cr. CHAIRMAN Richard R ), Russel told newsmen that the vote, taken in dosed session, was on straight party lines. The Armed Services Committee, like several other Senate committees, has standing authority under a presiden tial order to inspect income WONDER IF THE OFFICE IS CROWDED AT THIS TIME OF YEAR! ), GOLDWATER TOLD newsmen Symington went before the Armed Services Commit tee without advance approval of the special subcommittee before which Humphrey testified last August in an investigation of a 100 million dollar nickel stockpiling contract. The full committee voted 9 to 4 to request the treasury to make the tax returns available list,-- he the is into WASHINGTON, Sept. taxpayers dipping pockets to the tune of approxiRep. David S. King returned to the nations capital mately $4,000 in mailing costs. Wednesday and promptly critiSen. Wallace F. Bennett cized Sen. Wallace F. Bennett Wednesday announced (RUtaht, whom he hopes to he would send out no more unseat in November. newsletters reporting on conTHE KING TARGET was Sen. Bennett's newsletters of gressional actions this year. this v ear which he branded NOTING THAT some politias reelection propaganda, on cal opponents had criticized w hich the taxpayers are being the distribution of newsletters. saddled with thousands of dol Sen. Bennett said it is a praclars in mailing costs. tice followed by almost all Sen. Bennett has more than members of Congress and by 100,000 names on his Utah all the Utah delegation; that mailing list the vast majority in his last letter he had sumof therfi added within the last marized the accomplishments 10 months, said Rep. King. of the current session, and that AND HE IS USING his he had no plans for sending $100,000-plus-a- ear Washing- any other letters out this year. ton staff to run a propaganda mill that has no equal in Utah Navy Considers Cut history. Each time he makes a gen- WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 UP The Navy may pare em-- , ployment at .ts 11 naval shipyards by about 1,700 before January, it said Wednesday. This, officials explained, may be necessary to comply with a Tribune W ashlngton Bureau requirement m law limiting WASHINGTON. Sept 27 the amount of ship construcPresident Kennedy has ap- tion done in yards. A proved a special bill for the study of the manpower reUte Indians of Utah, it was an- quirements is under way. nounced Wednesday by Sen. Tribune Washington Bureau 27 Robinson, a former govern- his XL A. Hanna Cas nickel was politically motivated and contracts with the government a stab in the back. ment contracting officer. LV HEARINGS last August Humphrey disputed profit figures given by other subcommittee witnesses and Symington said the answer might he in the tax returns. Either the Hanna tax returns are wrong or Mr. Humphrey is wrong," Sjmington said. THE HEARINGS broke up In a shouimg match between Symington, thF subcommittee chairman, and Humphrey, who charged the inquiry into at SUMMERHAYS MUSIC CO. call TRAIUjimy! 77 W. 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