Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1929 — Page 16

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SEVERAL ROADS OILED IN STATE : DURING WEEK Highways Put in Dustless Column by Use of Calcium Chloride. Director John J. Brown of the -•ate highway department today railed attention to several strips of maintained road that have been put nto the dustless class during the week by the use of oil and calcium chloride. The roads are listed in the weekly traffic bulletin, which gives general conditions as follows: Road 1 Milan-Versailles traffic use marked detour as 50 is closed Irotn junction with 1 to Versailles. Narrow and many sharp turns between Batesville and Metamcra. Hoad 2 —Detour trom Illinois-Indiana l:ne to Junction of 2 and 41 is five and three-quarter miles. Detour from onehalf mile wetst of Westville io Junction of 2 and 43 north of Westville is two and one-haif miles. Detour Near Muncie Road 3- Detour from three miles north of Mt. Summit to one mile south of Muncje is nine miles. Detour from Hartford City to six miles north Is eight miles. Detour from flat north to Petroleum Is etght miles. Run around one-half mile north of Relffsburg. Road 7—Detour from three and one-half miles north of Wirt to Du Pont is seven miles. Detour fair but narrow. Road 19--Run around three miles south of Huntington. Detour from Merriam to flvs miles south of Albion is six miles and will change as work progresses. Road 10—Detour from one and one-half miles west, of Bass Lake to east end of Bass Lake on 29 Is seven miles. , Bridge Run Around Road 15- Detour at La Fountaine is one msle. Detour from LoFountaine to three miles southt of Wabash is ten miles. Detour from Wabash north Is three miles. Road 18—Detour from Pennvllle to 3 at two miles west of Fiatt Is six miles. 0 S Road 2A- Detour from Goodland to one mile east of Remington is ten and one-half miles. Pavement from Montlrello. fourteen miles east, then detour onehalf mile north to old route to Logansport. Detour from three miles east of Lagro Is three miles. Detour just east or Huntington until city completes paving to meet state road. Is one-half mile. Roed 25—Bridge run around three and One-half miles north of Fulton Road 28- Detour from one-half mile east of Monitor east is three miles. Run around two miles ,es' of Rossviiie. Bridge run around Just west of Middle*or*‘ Drive Carefully tr. S. Road 27—Detour from one-half telle north of Richmond, to Chester is four and one-half miles. Detour from Winchester to eight miles north Is eleven miles Detour from one mile south of Allen-Adams county line to seven miles southeast of Ft. Wayne Is eight miles. Drive carefully past grading gang between Decatur and Ft. Wayne . Rond 28 Detour from Junction w,.,. to Tour mile* west of Frankfort Is seven miles. Detour from five and one-half miles west of Tipton at junction of 31 nd * to one mile west of Tipton-Clinton county Itne Is eleven and one-half miles. ' Ro*d 29 —Detour from Osgood Junction of 48 and 29 is twenty and threequarters miles. Grading gangs east of Greensburg. petour from Greensburg to Shcl f Is twenty-nine miles, most of which is fair Bridge run around five miles .outh of Kirklin. Detour Trom intersection of 28 to Michigantown Is six and three-quar-ters miles, subject to change. Detour from intersection with 26 to Burlington is eight miles. Detour from Winimac to three mfies 'south of Knox ts twenty-four miles. Detour from one mile north of La Po - to Michigan City Is eight miles. Run Around at trie TT S. Road 30—Run around at. Erie railroad crossing two miles east of Bcherer"a P. Road 31-Detour lust south of Kokomo will change as work progresses. Road 33—Detour from one-half mile east of Montgomery-Boone countv line to Dover is seven and one-half miles Road 34—Detour from Crawfordsvtlla to New Ross I* sixteen miles, six of whieh is pavement. Detour from Brownsburg to Clermont Is six and one-half miles Road 35—Detour from three miles south of Salem to one miles south of Salem is three miles; narrow road, but In fair condition. Koad u N>rtow Road 36—Detour in Rockville. Five-ton load limit on temporary bridge. Detour from three miles east of Danville to oe and one-half miles north Is three and onehalf miles. ~ .. Hoad 37—Detour from four miles south nf Bloomington to Bedford is twentv-eight miles. Good surface but narrow and has many sharp turns. , Road 38—Four and one-half miles west Os Richmond Is five and one-half miles over narrow road, and is soft in we weather. Poad JS—Detour from Lebanon o wChanlcsburg. due to new retread. Is changeable. Detour from Rossviiie to six and one-hair miles north is seven and onehalf miles. One-Wav Traffic XJ 8 Road 40— One-way traffic around patching gang between Cumberland and greenfield. . u S Road 41—Three-fourths mile detour in Evansville. Detour from four miles north of Rockville to five and onebalf miles north Is three miles. TCoad 43— One-way traffic over bridge „.• and one-half miles south of 36. Run around two miles north of Rranccsville 45—Detour from Bloomfie.d to Bloomington is thirty milse over narrow route. Watch for Grading Road 46—Watch for grading gangs east ( Bloomington and between Columbus and Greensburg. Detour just west of Nashville Is eight miles. 'Car. only be ured In drv weather. In wet weather detour from Bloomington to Nashville, is twenty-two miles > Road oiling east of Nashville. Detour three miles easts of Columbus Is three miles. jFor local traffic 1 Through traffic take eight and onehalf miles detour east from Columbus. Road 49 —Detour from three miles north of Valparaiso to Chesterton is eight miles. U. 8. Road 50—Detour from four miles east of North Salem to Dillsborro is thirtytwo and one-haif miles, surface fair, but narrow In places. Cincinnati-Loulsville traffic should go bv way of 56 through Vevay. Madison and Scottsburg. Watch lor dangerous one-way road account earth ,!ide at east end of Dillsborro. D 8. Road 52—Detour from 3 miles west of Metamora to Brookville. account of paving eighteen and one-half miles. Part of detour is over 1. Through traffic should follow 1 to Connesville then 44 to Rushvtlle. Detour Only Fair Road 53—Detour from one mile east of Remington to one mile south of Rensteiser is twenty.three and three-quarter miles and onlv fair condition Road 54—Detour from Bloomfield to Bloomington over 45 is thirty miles; narrow and crooked. Road 56 —Detour from Princeton to Douglas u seven miles. Detour from Jaspsr to a point east of Haysrllle is sevaa Bl'-es and poor, three miles of which , torth road. Heavy traffic avoid Budge rite a round two ny>s east o! salem De.„or around slide two miles west of Vevay la two and one-half miles and only fair.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to; Forrest C. Cuyant. 50 South Coloado avenue, Chevrolet coach, 95-116. from in front of 115 South Capitol avenue. Madge C Bingham. Marott hotel, Marmon Victoria sedan, 41,958, from Pennsylvania street and Fall Creek boulevard.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Elfrieda Kise, 709 Ft. Wayne avenue, Ford coupe, found at 807 North Delaware street. ACCIDENT DRIVER FINED Leo Pundesock, 24, of 1705 South Delaware street, whose automobile struck and injured Donald Coonce, 8. of 464 Centennial street, two weeks ago, was fined $lO on a reckless driving charge in municipal court Thursday.

Road 57—Detour north of Elnora Is three miles. Open about July 7. Detour is Narrow Road 58—Surface very narrow In places; several one-way bridges. Road 59—Detour two and one-half miles north of Linton north Is four and cnehalf miles over narrow gravel road. Drive carefully between Brazil and Carbon, account heavy grading. Road 62- Three and one-half mile detour from Mt. Vernon cast. Three-fourths mile detour in Evansville. Run arounds three miles west and two miles east Sulphur, for one-way traffic only* Road 64—Drive slowly between Troy and Newtonville, one-way traffic. impassable Near Newburg Road 65—Detour from six miles north of Mt. Vernon to one mile south of New Harmony is nine and one-half miles. Open bv July 4. Road 66—Impassable between Tfewburg and Hatfield with no detour. Through traffic avoid 66 and route via 45 and 62 until further notice. Road 67—Detour in Spencer county over city streets, account paving. Detour from five miles northeast of Muncie to two and one-half miles west of Albany Is three, miles. Detour from Albany to Portland is twenty-one and one-half miles. V. S. Road 150—Run around four miles west of West Baden and five miles east of Paoil. Six-mile detour three miles west of Prospect is via West Baden and 56 Is narrow. Run around three and onehalf miles west of Prospect. Roads not mentioned and parts of roads mentioned but not specified and all detours not otherwise described are in good condition.

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"That woman can’t come In the house,” he exclaimed. As his father went into the kitchen, Allison grasped Mrs. Davis, shoved her through the door, and off the porch, falling with her. Her skull was fractured as her head

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