Washington, Apr. 2. POWERFUL coalition opposing President Roosevelt's Governmental reorganization bill blocked the Administration at every step to-day and forced Congressional leaders to agree to a compromise on the disputed bill.
Informed quarters understood the Administration soon would permit the introduction of amendments to the bill approved by the Senate earlier in the week. The Amendments, which would greatly emasculate the bill, would empower Congress by concurrent resolution to over-ride the President's reorganization orders within sixty days after their being promulgated, Washington, Apr. 2.
A powerful coalition opposing President Roosevelt's governmental "reorganization bill blocked the Administration at every step to-day and forced Congressional leaders to agree to a compromise on the disputed bill.
Informed quarters understood the Administration soon would permit the introduction of amendments to the bill approved by the Senate earlier in the week, The Amendments, which would greatly emasculate the bill would empower Congress by concurrent resolution to over-ride the President's reorganization orders within sixty days after their being promulgated.
The amendments also would exempt the Bureau of Education from the general plan of the reorganization bill. Inclusion of the Bureau of Education in the reorganization bill brought protests throughout the country from circles fearing
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