Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1934 — Page 14

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STATE BANKERS ! ANTI-NEW DEAL, POLL INDICATES But Educators and Common People Give Emphatic ‘Yes’ to Policies. Indiana's bankers, business* men, clergyman. lawyers and physicians are opposed to the New Deal, but her educators and her commmon m*>n and women fa% - or it. Thu* was indicated today in the final report of the Literary Digest's nation-wide poll as to whether the nation now approves President Roosevelt's policies. The answer to that question was an emphatic "Yes” By a more than three-to-two vote the 1.7772.163 persons polled did approve the New Deal and, nationally. the clergy, business men. educators, lawyers and physicians were favorable to it, in contrast to the Indiana reeord. Indiana's total vote of 56.599 was divided into 23.484 votes in approval ql Roosevrltian policies and 27.115 votes in criticism. This represents a 2.37 per cent loks in Roosevelt strength, according to the Digest Three hundred and twenty-nine educators approved the New Deal in this, the home state of Dr. William <Eat-and-Tellt Wirt, with 196 recorded as opposing it. Six hundred and thirty-two bankers disapproved, however, with only 376 approving. The bankers were against the President nationally. The clergymen voted aeainsr him

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NATION STUDIES CITY INVENTION TO FIGHT FIRES Device to Eliminate Water Damage Designed by Chief Voshell. After firemen have extinguished the flames, woeful residents often wonder whether the fire or the fire fighters caused the greatest damage. To eliminate the damage to property through the soaking of the interior of the house with heavy streams of water. Chief Harry Voshell has perfected anew fire fighting system which local firemen have been using effectively several weeks. No longer need local residents stand by helplessly as firemen shoot streams of water at the walls, drenching the furniture and interior decorations. Under Chief Voshell s new system, instead of having one high-pressure hose to play on the flame, firemen will use four smaller hose lines, i Heretofore, firemen have utilized a complete pumper to push water through a 2’i-inch hose. The firemen now attach four IS-inch lines

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where the large hose was attached before. Through this system fewer pumper trucks are kept at one fire and the other pumpers can be used to rush to emergency calls, the chief pointed out. The greatest advantages come in fighting the fire, as the four smaller hoses are much more effective than the former high pressure line. It now is possible to divert the water stream and attack several points at once. Besides, the damage to the interior of the residence now is very slight, Chief Voshell declared. The new system was tried out several weeks ago at the training school at South and New- Jersey streets. As it proved practical, all

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.JULY 6, 1934