Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1930 — Page 24

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STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM IS IN ! GOOD CONDITION Only 19 Miles of Detour to } Hinder Motorists DurI ing Winter. r Only about nineteen miles of detour will be in effect on Indiana •late highways this winter, the least in the history of the department, It was announced today by Director fohn J. Brown. Latest detour reduction was made this week with the opening of the hew retread pavement between Salem and Palmyra on State Road 35, and retread pavement and a new bridge on State Road 33, between Sellersburg and New Albany. Two of the winter detours are fcithin cities and caused by laying streets or sewers. Brown explained. The longest single detour is five miles on a grading job isnd the second longest four miles around a sink hole in northern Indiana, he said. CHICAGO JOBLESS GROW pass 110,000-Mark in Registration, Figure May Reach 200,000. Sv United Prrss CHICAGO, Nov. 14.—Chicago’s unemployed passed the 110,000 mark today in the city’s registration, and George F. Getz, chairman of the Illinois unemployment commission, said that when suburban figures are completed the figure may exceed 300,000. MAN, 62, IS STABBED John Arthur in Serious Condition at Hospital; Relative Accused. John Arthur, 62, of 2330 West Ray street, is in serious condition at city hospital today after he is alleged to have been stabbed by his brother-in-law, John Borders, 63, of 2417 West Ray street. Borders is sought by police.

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By United Pres* London, nov. i4.—a man who does not pay attention to his wife's clothes docs not deserve to have a wife, according to George Bernard Shaw, who at 74 still takes an interest in such things. Shaw was stirred to comment by a court incident in which a woman told the magistrate he knew nothing about women’s clothes. The magistrate said he had been married twenty-five years and ought to know. “I will not discuss my domestic affairs,” Shaw said, “but a man can be married fifty years and never know a thing about his wife’s dress except the cost. “Can you imagine a greater source of irritation to a woman when she has bought a pretty frock and her husband never even notices it? Men like that don’t deserve to have wives. “Other men have an eye for women's dress. I am not going to tell you to which class I belong.” Farmers Fear Deer Hunters Peril Bu United Press ELYRIA. 0.. Nov. 14.—Farmers of Penfield township, near here, plan to meet at Penfield town hall to organize a “vigilance committee” to protect their families and livestock from deer hunters.

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ATLANTIC AIR LINE PROJECT IS BEING MAPPED Two Large Companies to Conduct Three-Day Flying Schedule. Bv United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Two of the largest airway operators in the world are at work on an air mail, passenger and express service between New York and London, it was learned today. The project has been under discussion by Pan-American Airways, an American organization, and the Imperial Airways of Great Britain for some time. Direct negotiations for its formation will start with the arrival here Sunday of Major G. Woods-Hum-phrey, managing director of Imperial Airways. Major Woods-Humphrey will confer with Juan T. Trippe, president of Pan-American Airways, on an international agreement providing for trans-Atlantic plane service on a probable three-day schedule. The project, while not far enough along to permit of detailed discussion of schedules, will call for New York-to-Bermuda service of between

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ing a pistol without a permit. Hamblen's case was taken under advisement.