Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1930 — Page 10

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STATE HIGHWAY 1 SPRING PAVING ADDS DETOURS Roads in Northern Indiana Normal Again After March Weather. State roads in northern Indiana again are normal after the most severe March storm in history, the state highway department bulletin reports today Director John J. Brown calls attention to the openine of spring paving project l and the new detours , as cited in the bulletin which is J issued weekly throughout the summer season. The bulletin lists the road conditions as follows: Road I—Traffic to Brookville turn west on S3 to Laurel and follow regular detour Detour from Conne.-svllle north is four and one-half miles. Road 3—Detour four miles north of Oreensburg Is five miles. Bridge run- I around one-half mile north of Reiffsburg. Road ft- Detour from Llgonier to Kcndallville is twenty-two and one-half : mles. Road 7—Closed between Wirt and North Vernon. Through traffic detour over state roads, local detour marked. Ftoad 9 —Short detour in Alexandria Detour from function of 9 and 6 north Os Albion to Rome City is five mile:. Road J* Bridge run-around fourteen miles west of Wlnamac. Road IS Detour from Warsaw to three , miles south of Leesburg is five miles. Road 21- Detour from Ohio line to one ' and one-half miles north of Boston is eight miles. United State: Road '24 Detour one-half mile north, fourteen miles east of Monllcello to old r .te to Logansport is three and one-half miles. Six mile detour between wAbash and Lagro. United States Road 27 Detour from Ft. Wayne to Lx-Kalb-Allen county line is fifteen miles, twelve miles of which Is pavement. Temporary bridge run-around two miles west of Auburn. Road 28 - Detour Just west of Tipton ' Is one and one-half miles. Road 29 -Traffic drive carefully over two temporary bridges eleven and fourteen miles south of Logansport. Detour from two miles north of Winamac to Pulaskl-Starke county line Is ten miles. Road 38--One-mile detour from Hagerstown 'T it is over old road. United States Road 40 Detour from one-half mile east of Plainfield to two and one-ha’f miles west of Indianapolis is nine and one-half miles. Road 43 Detour from five miles north of Lafayette to Brookston is eleven miles. : Detour one mile north of Wanatah is five miles. Road 46 -Detour just west of Nashville Is two and one-half miles (bad in places | during wet weather l . Detour three and j one-half miles east of Columbus is three ( miles. Bridge run-around just east of j Petersville United States Road 50- Detour from Washington east, is eight miles over good atone road. Run-around bridge* two miles \ west of North Vernon. Detour three j miles east of Seymour is seven and one- i half miles. Use new pavement to Butler- : \ille. then old road for two miles to pavement. W|tcii for dangerous rail- j road crossing in Butlervllie. Detour from j intersection 29 to 1 is twelve and onchalf miles. United States Road 52 —Detour from eight miles west of Metamora to Brook- ; vill is eighteen and one-half miles, part ; over 1. Cincinnati to Indianapolis traffic j use 1 from Brookvilie to U. S. 40, thence j on 40 to Indianapolis. Bridge run-around near Julietta. Road 67 Detour from three miles north Os Lyons to Junction of 54 and 67 Is six miles. Detour at Albany is one mile. Detour two miles south of Redkey is two miles. BANNED BOOK AMONG GIFTS FOR PRESIDENT f Hemingway’s "Farewell to Arms’’ Han Afoul of Boston Censors. Bui nited Picks NEW YORK. April 10.—At least one book in the library of 500 volumes which will be presented this month to the White House by j American booksellers for the edification and amusement of President Hoover and hLs successors, has run afoul of Br/m censors, it became known today with the announcement of the selection of books by a committee appointed by the American Booksellers Association. The list ranges from Ernest Hemingway's recent novel. “A Farewell to Arms." which incurred the ire of Boston censors, to such standard works as "Pilgrim's Progress," and Includes Euripides. Shakespeare, Eugene O'Neill and Lindbergh's "We." j MARRIES DOZEN A DAY Pr.stor of London Church Popular With Young C ouples. B ’ I ui'fi and /’it LONDON. April 11—They flock, by the dozen to have the Rev. Edward Neep marry them at St. George the Martyr's church. Recently the minister joined twelve couples in matrimony in one day. and would have married the thirteenth except that the bridegroom failed to appear. He was found wandering in a da2e the day after. ! Avoid Embarrassment of FALSE TEETH Dropping or Slipping Don't l>p embarrassed again by hav- 7 tiur jour false teeth slip or drop when you rat, talk, laugh or sneeze. Jiist sprinkle a little Kasteeth on your plates. Thin new, extremely tine powder gives a wonderful sense of comfort and security. No gummy, gooey taste or fooling. 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Utah's first official execution in four years will take place May 17 when Delbert Green, above, 21, confessed slayer of his mother, wife and uncle, faces a firing squad in the state prison yard at Salt Lake City. Murderers in Utah are given their choice between hanging and being shot. Denies Soviet Exports Gold Hi i I nit “I l‘ri x* MOSCOW. April 11.—Vigorous denial that Russia is exporting gold was made to the press Thursday by George Piatakoff. president of the state bank, who claims the rumor was deliberately spread aboard for the purpose of undermining Soviet credit. Join Woolen Strike Dv Vnitt ts BRADFORD. Eng.. April 11.— Approximately 10,000 woolen mill operatives ceased work today, with the closing of twenty factories in the Yorkshire district as the result of the wage dispute that has threatened the industry' for months

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DUDE RANCHERS TO BE BRANDED Hot Sun Instead of Iron to Imprint Insignia. Bn Unih<l Pri ** BILLINGS. Mont., April 11.— Fair dude ranchers —to be worthy of

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such an appellation—must be : branded hereafter even to calves are | labeled with the mark of their owner. This Is the ruling of the Dude Ranchers’ Association, which has ordered that members of the fair sex who frolic on dude ranches of Montana and Wyoming, must carry’ away with them the insignia of their ranch imprinted on their bare backs. The branding will differ from the cattle, branding only in method; whereas a hot iron brands the ani-

' mals, the hot sun will brand the women. The fair vacationists will stretch out on the ground on a summer's day to obtain the accustomed sun : tan. On their backs will be adhesive tape which, when removed, at ; the end of the holiday, will leave the brand of the ranch white and clear in a setting of dark brown.

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STREET CARS WANTED Wabash Residents Will Fight Proposal for Abandonment Bv United Prct* WABASH. Ind., April 11.—Wabash residents, who have been fighting the Indiana Service Company fifteen years, announce they will continue their battle. I The residents have sought to have

the company the city street car sendee. The company has announced that it plans to ask the Indiana public service commission for permission to discontinue

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the service, because the lines have been run at a loss of more than $9,000 a year. The city administration and citizens will contest the action.