Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1934 — Page 11

JAN. 19, 1934

EGYPTIAN TOMB CURSE PROVED MYTH BY FACTS Figures Show Archeologist! Fatality High in All Climes. B# Science Sm ite WASHINGTON, Jan. 19—It has become a custom in recent years, j when any Egyptologist dies, to ! speak darkly of the curse of the i Pharaohs. The tombs of Egypt, it : is whisprrfd, still hold an awful i and uncanny power to strike those who dare to disturb a Pharaoh’s rest. The unfortunate de,ath of Arthur 1 E P. B. Weigall, noted for his Egyptian research and his books on Egypt, has set the whispers going again. Mr Weigall was 53 years old He had been ill for some time. I In the good cause of setting a . superstition at rest, someone with | a penchant for figures and research might well set the world | straight on this Egyptian curse j matter. i

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TOUHY AND GANG AGAIN IN COURT ON KIDNAP CHARGES

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With police squads guarding every approach to the courtroom, Roger Touhy and three of his gangster aids are on trial in Chicago for the kidnaping of John (Jake the Barber) Factor. Shown here, In a striking lineup, in court, the defendants are, front to rear, beside the table, Roger Touhy, August Schafer, Albert Kator and Edward McFadden. The United States and British governments are aiding the state of Illinois in the prosecution, with the death penalty sought.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DRIVE SLOWLY NEAR WORKERS, AUTOISTS TOLD State Highway Officials Urge Caution: Road Conditions Given. State highway traffic was warned to drive slowly past gangs employed in shoulder widening, in the traffic bulletin issued by the state highway department today. The bulletin pointed out that construction work practically has halted for the winter season and there has been few detour changes in the last few weeks. General road conditions were listed as follows: Road I—Bridge In BlufTton limited to ten-ton capacity, detour for heavy traffic only. Road 3—Detour from .7 mile south of Vernon at junction of Roads 7 and 3 to Blocher is by way of Road 7 to Madison and then Road 56. Road B—Detour from Crown Point west, account of paving, is nine miles over paved surface. Road 9—Detour from Wolcottville north account of paving, is one and one-half miles over good gravel. Drive slowly over new pavement from Huntington to one

mile north of Road 114 on account of unfinished pavement. Road IS—Short detour in Klwood due to bridge construction is over city streets. Road 14—Bridge run around at six miles west of Ft. Wayne. Detour from Silver Lake west, due to bridge construction. Is five miles over pavement ar.d good gravel. Detour Just west of Junction with Hoad 13 on account of cons-ruction of bridge approaches and road construction, is three miles. U. S Road 20.—Detour Just west of Chesterton, account overhead construction. is one and one-half miles for westbound traffic; two miles for eastbound traffic, good stone. Road 21—Short detour o--er city street In Muncie. account construction. Road 24—Detour Just west of Logahsport. account of pavement construction, j 5s one-haif mile. Road 27—Short detour In Richmond, due to construction, is over city streets. Road 34—Detour lust west of Crawfordsrille. account or building bridge approach, is two miles over gravel and oil mat. Road 35—Detour from Morgantown to Bean Blossom, is ten and one-haff miles, fair gravel, narrow. Road 44—Bridge run around at four miles east of Connersvllle. Road 56—Detmfr from Guilford to Denver, account grading and structures, is ten and onc-half miles over poor gravel. Detour from Paoll to Salem, account of — ——

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paving la via V. 8. ISO to Palmyra, thence Road 35 to Salem. Road 64—Detour from New Albany to New Salisbury, account paving in Georgetown. Is over Roads 62 and 35 Road 101—Detour from Rcseburg to Brookvllle, due to grading. Is twenty-three miles, seventeen miles paved, six miles good gravel. Open for local traffic from BrookvlUe to Fairfield. Road 124—Detour at six miles west of

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BlufTton, account bridge construction, la four miles over good gravel and bituminous pavement. _ , ._ Road 136—Detour from Read 43 east, account construction is aix miles over ,0 55.5" b2~ —Detour from Decatur to tha Ohio line, account of grading and paving, is over Road: 27 and 124 through Monroe. Road open to local traffic from Decatur to Pleasant Mills.