THE MICHIGAN DAILY
The Careers And Personalities
Of Our Senators: Rush D. Holt
G-Men' Locate
Fugitive After
16- Year Chase
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others who ,are expected to occupy theHovrT msA et'n
limelight during the 74th Congress. signature. Hoover Terms Arrest 'An
1. RUSH DEW HOLT His pretty, 21-year-old sister, Jan Example Of Cooperation
who may be his Washington hostess,
CHARLESTON, W. Va., June 25 - often travels with Holt. Another sis- And Perseverance'
(AP) - Rush Dew Holt's colleagues will ter, two brothers and his parents
find he knows their records. The make up the family, headed by Dr. WASHINGTON, June 25 - (P) -
scrapbooks of this West Virginia dem- M. S. Holt, 84-year-old mayor of Wes- After 16 years of freedom, Fred C.
ocrat bulge with clippings telling the ton. Smith - who fled from Leavenworth
record of every senator and repre- Watkins. on St. Patrick's day, 1919 - is be-
sentative on every subject that in- hind federal bars again, ending a
terests Holt - including St. Lawrence "G-Men" hunt that extended to the
waterway, federal power investiga- How To Pronounce Hawaiian Islands, California and
tions, legislation sponsored by the Texas.
American Federation of Labor. Names In The News Officials said Smith was a trusty
The man who became the Senate's ____
in the warden's barns when he es-
youngest member - he's only thirty Here's how names of persons in the caped, starting a career that took him
-- keeps his hotel room piled with it h ayado ocmeca
scrapbooks full of clippings from the news are pronounced: ito the navy and on to commercial
Congressional Record, interstate Giulio Gatti-Casazza, former gen- vessels as a chief engineer. He was
captured in a sailor's home at Staten
commerce and federal trade commis- eral director of the Metropolitan Op- Island, N. Y.
sion reports, federal power commis- era Company - Ju-lee-o Gah-tee Director J. Edgar Hoover of the
hon bulletins. An omnivorous reader, Kah-sah-tzah, accent on first syllable justice department's investigative
he gulps whole pages at a time, re-
taining quantities of detail. in first name and in "Gatti," but on division, disclosed the arrest. He
Hard work, speed, a good joke, a second syllable in "Casazza." termed it an "example of investigat-
hearty laugh - he likes them all. Leopold Stokowski, conductor of ing co-operation and perseverance."
Holt is a "good mixer," a neat dres- the Philadelphia Orchestra - Lay- Records say Smith entered Leav-
ser, likes to dance. enworth June 13, 1916, to serve a six-
He thinks little of driving his car o-pold Sto-kof-skee, accent on first year term for embezzlement while ste-
100 miles for a business or personal syllable in first name, second syllable ward of the army post exchange at
engagement. His speedometer regis- in last. Second "o" in Stokowski is Fort Ruger, Hawaii.
tered 20,000 miles for the recent cam- short. Although he had a 15-year-start,
paign. Sergei Rachmaninoff, Russian pi- justice agents learned Smith's father,
. Holt literally lives politics. With anist and composer - Sair-gay a physician, formerly lived in a small
amazing energy, he sits up all night Rakh-mah-neen-off, accent last syl- California city and that Smith had
studying government reports or pre- lable of first name and second syl- returned in 1930 to find his father
paring bills for legislative action; lable of-last name, gone. They also learned Smith's true
Benjamin D. Foulois, major general name wes Oliver Wendell Ruddock
M.S.C.Sand chief of - the army air corps - and that he had enlisted in the navy
StudentsWill Foo-loy, accent on second syllable, at Dallas, Tex., as Fred Charlton
Eugene L. Vidal, director of air Jones in June, 1919, shortly after his
Face Attack Charge commerce of the department of com- prison break. He deserted the follow-
merce - Vee-dall, accent on second ing September.
LANSING, June 25 - (P) - Two syllable. Followed this lead, the agents found
Michigan State college students, Smith in sailors' snug harbor at Sta-
Alexander Varsoke, 20, and Spencer ten Island where he had lived several
Rogers, 20, bothof Amsterdam, N. Y. lT"Iior To Go *years and was known as a "quiet
today were bound over for trial in and orderly resident." Among his pos-
circuit court on criminal charges by sessions were found a loaded revolver
Municipal Judge Sam Street Hughes. 2:00 Michigan Theater, "Doubting and a tear gas gun, shaped like a
The two youths were accused by a Thomas" with Will Rogers. fountain pen, Hoover said.
Lansing high school girl of having 2:00 Majestic Theater, "Goin' to Smith admittd, Hoover said, that
attacked her after she and her es- Town" with Mae West. he was the Leavenworth fugitive.
cort, James Jackson, 21, of Buffalo, 2:00 Wuerth Theater, "One More
N. Y., another Michigan State stu- Spring" with Janet Gaynor and War- RECEPTION AT LEAGUE
dent, had accepted a ride with them ner Baxter, and "Menace." The general reception by the fac-
following a dance and they had 8:15 Lydia Mendelssohn Theater, ulty for the students of the Summer
parked the car in a cemetery near "Moor Born," Repertory Players. Session will be held Friday at the
here. Dancing at the Blue Lantern Ball- League, instead of the Union, as was
Rogers was a member of the varsity room,'Island Lake, featuring Claire announced in the bulletins of the
basketball squad at the college. Wilson and' his orchestra. Summer Session.
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Tall Financial Towers
Both returned to Japan that year
and enrolled in the service of the two
"kingdoms" of which they were to
become "premiers" 40 years later.
The wealth controlled by the two
holding companies is far beyond their
modest capitalizations. Each governs
a huge vertical financial-industrial-
commercial combination, with banks
and insurance companies to finance
it; with trading companies spread all
over the world, served by the com-
bine's own shipping companies; with
extensive holdings in the major in-i
dustries of the empire.
Mitsui dominates the cotton tex-
tile industry, which has seized lead-
ership in the world market. Mitsu-
bishi goes in more for heavy industry,
such as shipbuilding and steel mak-
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