Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1935 — Page 4

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I. U. CHEMISTRY PRIZE AWARDED E. CHICAGO MAN Phi Lambda Upsifon Names John R. Schmetz to Receive Plaque. B's Timn Fprrial BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 7. —The Phi Lambda Upsilon honorary scholastic chemistry fraternity scholarship award which is ttiven annually to the Indiana University senior attaining the highest scholastic record in chemistry has been awarded to John R Schmetz of East Chicago for this year. Dr R E Lyons, head of the I U chemistry department, announced the winner today. Mr. Schmetz

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will have his name engraved o.i a gold plaque which is on displa r in the chemistry library. The award was established In 1930. Previous winners have- been Benjamin Cohen. John S. Peake. David Rothrock and Robert Cavanaugh. Also announced to day was the pledging of 21 Indiana University students to Scabbard and Blade, national honorary military fraternity. The pledge list Includes the following Indianapolis students: Ernest F. Brockman. Samuel B Gill, Todd L. Cougill. Franklin Dillin. Loy Baxter. James S. Walker and Henry Ostrom. The other pledges are: Dwight Mauck. Princeton; Russell Keith. Peru; Charles D. Smith. Akron; William Estabrook. Worcester, Mass.; Tyrus Kirk. Hazleton: Clifford H Dawson. Argos; Ralph B*ntle, Lawrenceburg; Oscar Dunn. Vincennes: John Slick, Ft. Wayne; Paul Roach, Bedford; John Himelick, Connersville; Douglas Shiley, Port Washington. N. Y.. and Robert Heintzleman, Milwaukee.

KIDNAP SUSPECT I ADMITS ATTACK i ON GIRL VICTIM Paroled Ex-Convict to Face Charges of Assault and Abduction. /if I'nited Press SOUTH BENT). Ind.. March 7. Ruusell Austin, 23-year-old paroled convict, faced the possibility of ; criminal assault and kidnaping ! charges today in connection with abduction Tuesday of Dorothea Emmons. attractive 17-year-old high school girl. Police said Austin admitted that he attacked Miss Emmons after an all-day ride in a stolen automobile over northern Indiana roads. The I girl at first refused comment, but

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later admitted the truth of Austin's confession. Austin was arrested yesterday and returned here when Dowagiac • Mich.) police found him asleep in his automobile. Miss Emmons disappeared Tuesday when Austin drove her away from South Bend after sending her mother into a grocery to answer a pretended telephone call. The three were on their way to a physician's office to obtain treatment of minor injuries suffered by Miss Emmons in an automobile accident. Austin was paroled last year from a 5-to-15-year term in Jackson (Mich.) penitentiary for robbery. He admited stealing the car found in his possession.

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CHINA PREFER': JAPAN RULE. DOCTOR CLAIMS Former I. U. Medical Dean Tells of Oriental Tour. China would prefer being ruled by Japan than by other interests, Dr. Charles P. Emerson, past dean of the Indiana University Medical

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School, declared at the Kiwanis Club luncheon yesterday at the Columbia Club, where he related experiences of a nine months' tour in the Orient. Dr. Emerson said that Japan has a better school system than the United States, has splendid hospitals i and has done thoroughly everything I she has undertaken.