Washington, Feb. 4.
Without a record vote, the Senate to-day passed the resolution repeal-Ing the Bankhead Colton Control Act, the Kerr-Smith Tobacco Act and the Po'vlo Control Act, as requested in President Roosevelt's special message to Congress yesterday, The resolu-Vion now does to the House of Representatives for concurrence.
Meanwhile, debate in the Senate on the Jones-Bankhead measure, former. ly known as the Administration's farm Dill and designed to replace the Agricultural Adjustment Act, is to begin to-morrow,—United Press, Washington, Feb. 4.
The Senate Agricultural Commilice to-day deferred action on the measure introduced by Senator Ellison D. 'Smith for the liquidation of government cotton holdings, until later the' week—Reuter.
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