Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1936 — Page 4

ENA INALLY Qs NEW DEALERS

0 Mourning Is Heard as He Moves Over to Join Father Coughlin.

‘BY RUTH FINNEY Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Sen- . ator Rush D. Holt’s final desertion of the New Deal for the opposition group of Father Coughlin is causing no mourning. in New Deal circles. In the course of one year in national politics the young West Virginian has probably alienated more erstwhile friends than any man in public life. In his briet career the 31-year-old Senator has made a complete circuit of the political paddock. He ran for election as a New Dealer and a friend of organized labor, and won largely through the efforts of the United Mine Workers of America.” He thought Liberty Leaguers were “worse than Communists” Senator M. M. Neely (D., W.“Va.) supported his candidacy and supported his right to.a seat in the Senate, though Holt was under age when eiected. He was eventually seated with overwhelming Democratic backing. 8ix months later Holt was win- - ning a name for himself as the most caustic critic of New Deal relief policies. He was talking West Virginia patronage to the exclusion of all other matters. He was leading a conservative attempt io unseat Senator Neely in the primaries, and was allied with local Liberty Leaguers for that purpose.

Blocks Coal Bill

“Finally, in the closing days of the Seventy-fourth Congress, Holt filibustered: to death the Guffey-Vin-son coal bill, pet legislative project of the United Mine Workers. The United Mine Workers’ Journal called . him . “the “dirtiest traitor of all.”

Paul [Rainey (left), Indianapolis Water Co. junior chemist, is shown e or some of the Operations « of the water Pant to Hslanglin Cha of the National Field Health Station of Nanking, China. The Chinese engineer came to [the United States to learn American methods. of water plant operations on a fellowship granted by the Rockefeller Foundation.

FACES LIQUOR CHARGES Anna Ralston, 28, Negro, 1156

Maderia-st, was held by police today on, charges of violating the state alcohqlic beverage act and for vagrancy ‘and investigation. "Police reported they confiscated 33 bottles of beer in a raid last night. An automobile, two auto heaters and other accessories | also were seized - by poliée, reports showed.

HOSPE ~~ BURNS IN IOWA

1000 Lunatics Taken From Institution With Aid of

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By United. Press

MOUNT PLEASANT, Ia., Aug. 11.

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watch over the lunatics. Nearly 5000 townspeople and farmers joined arms in a ring around the grounds to prevent escapes when ‘the patients were led from the burning building. :: The. men were so crowded in one building today they were forced to stand. The women, in the second remaining structure, had more room and were able to find space to sleep.

Hospital Destroyed

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their beds about 10:30 p. m, last

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