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Working days left: 32. Essential bills to enact if a special session is to be avoided: 11. Essential bills enacted last week: 0.

House Work Done. The House of Representatives last week:

P: Passed (179 to 109) a bill appropriating $136,000,000 for the State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments; sent it to the Senate.

P: Received from the President the report of the National Law Enforcement Commission (see col. 3); voted to have 18,000 copies reprinted for congressional use.

P: Passed a bill reserving for public use the scenic rocks, pinnacles, reefs and small islands on the coast of Orange County, Calif., sent it to the Senate.

P: Passed a Senate bill for uniform administration of national parks.

P: Passed a bill withdrawing 376,000 acres of public lands in the Owens River Valley to protect the Los Angeles watershed.

Senate Work Done. The Senate of the U. S. last week:

P:Passed a $125,000,000 first deficiency appropriation bill; sent it to a House conference.

P: Agreed (39-to-29) to take up a bill for drastic Prohibition enforcement in the District of Columbia.

P: Recommitted (45-to-32) for further study the confirmed nominations of Federal Power Commissioners Smith, Garsaud and Draper.

P:Recommitted for further study the unconfirmed nomination of Eugene Meyer to be governor of the Federal Reserve Board.

P: Passed the Department of Agriculture appropriation bill; sent it to a House conference.

P:Adopted a resolution for codification of laws on Veterans' relief.

P: Adopted a resolution calling for information on an Unemployment survey by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

P: Passed a bill for advance planning of public works as a jobless aid; sent it to the House.

P:Ratified a treaty with Germany for the extradition of fugitives from justice.

P: Passed the Interior Department appropriation bill to which was attached a $25,000,000 Federal food fund amendment ; sent it to a House conference.

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