The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-09
ONLY FOUR ROOSEVELT MAJOR MEASURES ARE
 LEFT FOR PASSAGE
They May Be Acted Upon Before Congress AdiOurns Most Ambitious Program of Legislation Ever
 Enacted in Any One Session of Congress

Washington, June 9.-UP)-
 Four bills are all that remain of
 the major Roosevelt program to be enacted before congress can end it's special session.
 All of them are in the last stages
 of the legislative process. Some of
 the most optimistic democratic
 leaders still believe they might be
 finished tomorrow night. Adjourn
 ment by the middle of next week is
 the goal set by most leaders.
 The four pending measures are:
 II. Industrial congrol, public works and taxation--passed by the
 house: senate passage due today;
 then goes to conference for adjust
 ment of differences.
 2. Railroad reorganization - passed by house and senate; con-
 ferees reached agreement, retain i ing provision to protect labor and
 eliminating cause to authorize tele-
 graph merger: conference report
 ready for final approval by house :. and senate.
 ,. Home mortgage relief-pass- !. ed by house and senate; conference sreport ready for action.
 A Independent offices appro- i. priation bill, providing war veter- , ans funds-passed by house and sneate: will be sent to conference ; as soon as final compromise is ar : ranged on veterans economies. A number of other bills are , pending, but those four are all that . the administration considers im- perative.
 . Among the others is the Glass l, banking reform and deposit insur- ( ance measure, passed by both ' houses and stuck in conference for < more than two weeks. Senate con- {. ferees and administration leaders :, are at odds on provision to make < the insurance effective immediate \ ly instead of next year. The ad- ' ministration opposes an immediate deposit guarantee.
 President Roosevelt this week s signed the resolution eliminating ! gold payment clauses from all past . and future bonds and contracts. . He also signed the Wagner bill creating a federal system of em- { Aployment offices.
 ! The District of Columbia appro- priations bill was approved in final form by both houses and goes to . the president today.
 The house at first rejected and { then passed a bill giving MT Roose- .vclt permission to appoint a nom
 resident of Hawaii as governor of
 the islands. This was before a sen-
 ate committee for study today. : Passage of the remaining ad- ; ministration measures will com : plete one of the most ambitious : programs of legislation ever enact- ed in a single session of congress. . Summoned into extraordinary ses- . sionf within few days after MT : Roosevelt took. office early in March, congress already has enact ed the following far-reaching meas ! urcs:
 I. Emergency bank legislation. which closed weak banks, strength ened sound ones. and took the
 country off the gold standard. ?. Legalization of beer. , [, ]. Farm relief. Under this bill the agriculture department now is preparing to act to increase the farmers return on crops. Loans are being made from s200,000, 900 fund to relieve farm debts and preparations are being rushed for $2, 100, 100000 of mortgage ref- .nancing.
 4. Reforestation act, enlisting 250,000 unemployed in civilian conservation corps at wages of $1