Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1936 — Page 18

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CITY STUDENTS ARE PROMOTED BY I. U. OFFICIAL Nine Advanced in R. 0. T. C. Unit on Campus at Bloomington. Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 6. —The following Indianapolis boys are included on the Indiana University R. O. T. C. officer promotion list announced here today by Col. W. R. Standiford, commandant of the Indiana University military department: Cadet lieutenants, Courtney Waddell, Earl M. Hoff, James Harris; sergeants, Charles D. Henderson and William T. Jones; corporals, Robert L. Moore, George M. Davidson, George F. Miller and Gilbert K. Smith. The list of promotions in addition to the Indianapolis students was as follows: Captain, Elmer Thalke, South Bend, and Cecil Priddy, Bedford; master sergeants, Richard Giannini, Evansville, and Lewis Larmore, Anderson. Appointed Sergeants Cadet staff sergeants, Robert Kuhn, Wilkinson; Allen Layman, Bloomington; Frederick V. Neel, Bloomington; William Pirtle, Linton. First lieutenants, John Slick, Fort Wayne; Harold Hardman, Mitchell; Randall Houghton, Culver; Arthur Peters, Hammond; Oscar Dunn, Hammond; James Kendall, Jeffersonville; Horace Harger, Hall; Leroy Dugan, Washington. Sergeants: Charles Campbell, Shelbyville; George Chandler, Michigan City; Roger Ratliff, Mooresville; Jacob Swartz, Mishawaka; Jack Dunten, La Grange; James Cathcart, Michigan City, and Syndor L. Shatz, Kenton, Tenn. Carl Bailey, Huntington; William Biehl, Brazil; Franklin Bridge, Columbia City; Robert Campbell, New Albany; Frank McCracken, Paoli; Richard Osborne, Fort Wayne; Clellie Ourslcr, Cynthiana; James R. Overman, Bloomington, and Richard Price, Mount Vernon. Charles Sukmann and David Thrasher, Bloomington, and John M. Zucker, Gary. Corporals Are Named Corporals: Malcolm Bray, Noblesville; Bernard Clayton Jr., Zionsville; Lee Rector, Yates City, 111-: James D. McKesson, Walkerton; John A. Winter, South Bend; Carl O. Debncr, Star City; Robert Mitten, Spencer; Delmas Vaughn, Winslow, and Milton Miller, East Chicago. David J. Yater, Flat Rock; Richard Bolen, Hammond; Lowell Green, Rushville; Hubert Akin, Bloomington; William G. Le Fevre, Elkhart; Robert Merrill, Frankfort; John W. Sloan, Spencer, and Myron Snyder, Rising Sun. Frank Basss, Shelby ville; Harry Bush, East Chicago; Arthur Cain, Worthington; Albert Cole, Peru; Hollis Fender, Bloomington; Gurthal Gilligan, Bloomington; Edward Goudie, Brookville; Donovan Guilford, Kingman; joe Heston. Princeton. and Silas Kivett, Martinsville. Harold Koenig, Edwardsport; Robert Lee, Bloomington; Bill Leininger, Akron; Harold McCabe, SheU by ville; William Mathers, Bloomington; Silas Merrill, Connersville; Samuel Mitchell. Salem; Doyle Oursler, Cynthiana, and Robert Pearce, East Chicago. Joseph Redick, Bloomington; | George Rentschler, Clay City; William Robertson, New Albany; Rich- ■ ard Robinson, Madison; Philip' Rothrock, Bloomington, and Jake | Rubin, Gary. Frank Smith, Rochester; John Urbahns, Cambridge City; Allison Strauss, Wadsville; Edward Walker, Connersville; Edward Werner. Shelbyville, and John Walter, Albion.

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SINKING FUND ACT IS UPHELD High State Court Verifies Constitutionality of 1932 Measure. The Indiana Supreme Court has upheld constitutionality of the state sinking fund law passed in the 1932 special session of the Legislature for reimbursement to governmental units for funds lost through bank closings. Written by Justice Michael Fansler, the high court opinion reverses part of a decision by Superior Judge Clarence E. Weir, Marion County. The case started when Timothy P. Sexton, then Marion County treasurer, filed petition for a declamatory judgment to determine his duties under the sinking fund act. Judge Weir held that interest on certain public funds was to be turned over to the sinking fund, but that interest on other funds was to be held by the county treasurer. The high court opinion held that all interest on public money nust go to the sinking fund. The acc does not violate constitutional provisions against taking of property with-

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out due process of law, Justice Fansler held. The Supreme Court today also had upheld the validity of a 1929 act which makes the state, counties and municipalities liable for damages caused by their employes while driving automobiles. The decision, written and handed down yesterday by Judge Fansler, held that counties are specifically liable for damages. The case was appealed from Franklin Circuit Court, which had held that the law was so written that counties were not made liable. This ruling was against Herman L. Steinkamp, who had sued for damages against Decatur County as the result of an accident involving a county-owned automobile.

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HOG BULLETIN IS READY Purdue Publication Gives Suggestions on Making Equipment. Horace E. Abbott, county agricultural agent, announced today that he has for distribution copies of a recent bulletin of the Purdue University Extension Department entitled “Home-Made Hog Equipment.” The booklet contains suggestions for making self-feeders, water fountains, pig creeps and other equipment, the agent said. Dirigible on Test Flight By United Press FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany, March 6.—The new dirigible LZ--129, soon to enter trans-Atlantic service, left on its final test flight at 1:25 p. m. today.

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FATE OF BRUNO RESTS ON QUIZ OF DJMONDON Hoffman Infers He Has No Evidence as Basis for Reprieve. By United Press TRENTON, N. J„ March 6.—Gov. Harold G. Hoffman made it apparently certain today that Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s hope for life lies with a state motor vehicle inspector en route South to question Dr. John F. (Jafsie) Condon. The Governor rested, wearily, on his unqualified admission yesterday that he had no legal power to reprieve Hauptmann again and his inferential statement that he had obtained no evidence he thought would earn the Lindbergh baby killer anew trial. The inference was read easily into his statement that he no longer would try to postpone Hauptmann’s execution “unless something arises that will bring Atty. Gen. David T. Wilentz and myself into agreement on a motion based on new evidence.” Hauptmann is scheduled to be electrocuted the week of March 30. Bound for Panama Andrew Dutch, motor vehicle inspector, thus became Hauptmann's chief hope. Dutch was aboard the liner Georgic, bound for Panama and Cuba. Hoffman denied in New York last night that Dutch had instructions from him to see Condon, who paid $50,000 ransom for the Lindbergh baby and identified Hauptmann as the receiver. But Hoffman has persistently questioned “obscure” points in Condon’s testimony and expressed a desire to quiz him. Inspectors of the state motor vehicle bureau have been active investigators of Hoffman’s theories. In Havana, Dutch is expected to investigate the origin of a letter

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ransom money found upon him from from Fisch, who died later in Germany.