Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-28 | Page 2 | Congressional Rush Delayed

CONGRESSIONAL I RUSH DELAYED Slow Start Is Made on Busy Week of Legislation Legisla- Legisla tion 1 WASHINGTON May 28 IV IP gress made a slow start on a full week today while President Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt concentrated on his final pre pre- adjournment missives to the capitol Topmost for the president was his appeal for repeal of the cocoanut oil import tax First for tor the senate was the dragging reciprocal tari thrift tariff debate and at the house forefront was only District of ot Columbia legislation AU All of ot which meant that the real rush of ot the week including the presidents presidents president's presidents president's dents dent's views on war debts and on a auni uni unified policy for lor handling natural resources was put off oft Mr Roosevelt also had before him preparation of a speech to be delivered delivered ered at the Gettysburg Pa battlefield battle batUe- field Wednesday Memorial day He will vill go from Gettysburg to New NewYork NewYork NewYork York City to review v the fleet Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day and thence proceed to Groton school In Massachusetts to at attend end the graduation exercises of his son John Important committee work in congress congress congress con con- gress was confined today to executive executive tive sessions on such bills as that for fora a house building bunding campaign with federal fed fed- eral cral aid and for regulation of oil and communications The house rules committee gave privileged status to the Lozier bill authorizing a census of unemployment ment farm tarm and economic conditions on November 12 12 to cost and employ