Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 78, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1934 — Page 2

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HIGHWAY BOARD CITES DETOURS IN STATE ROADS New Surfaces Greets Cars On Some Routes: Others Closed. Several detours required lor oiling and surlace treatment of state highways have been eliminated by the state highway commission during the last week and construction detours have beeen closed in a number ol other places, where new surlace now ia open. Eleven new detours were established during the week, chielly in cities where improvement ol highway routes is m progress. Dttourt C. to con? true tic a are at follows: Hoad 1 Xao-’on >oad i.m.l on bridge at Junction a - . Koaa <4 ,n Gonnar**:.,* Detour at aouta edge oi I' Wa ... o mutt ol pa-emeiu iie'.wr ;rom fc Joe norm to tsteucen county .u;e u seventeen amt] over gravel Roaa j iut our be-*en Junction ol Roaua 2 anc u and accour. - urlace treatment is s;x mnea fat.ort ne’our in Misnewaga tnree -nd one-call-mue aetaur at ou.h eoge o: tUnart .s o.ti Davement ana good ra e. Road 3 ije'o it at loulfi edge of Ft Wavne ia Jive zr...cs o.er ta.'tr.Mi'. Road 4 Detour west ol Gary is 7.7 mites Road g. Detour west of Crown Point is 0 8 miles o.er t>a-.ea county roaa. Detour between t-at'or.e-rorier county .me ana Kankakee river is s.xteen miles long over earth and gra el. account tuiiace treat.eg Ebou.d oe ftn.snea soon Road 8. Del our iroin Slielbvvllle to Greenneld is twenty-two miles J.fe-n mites liar:.*:.' i . .. lei g gravel. Snort detours in Huntington ana Columbia Citv are over citv s-ree' 1 - Road 12. Detours in Gary and Michigan Citv o. e; i. Detour east of Tremor.' 2 7-mile detour biik'o south of noad 12 for truck traffic; 4.2mile detour mataed nortn of Roaa 12 lor light traflic Bo'h detours over pared countv roads. Road 13 Drive s.owly between Road 2 and Millersourg. account calc.um chloride stabilization. Road la. Devour over city streets m Wabash. Road 19. Surface treatment south from Etna Ure-n. Detour shortened as work progresses U 1 8 Road 20 -Short detour in East Ch.cago over city street'. Detour just west of Chesterton, account New Vork Central Railroad Crossing, is 14 miles for westbound traffic; 2 2 miles for eastbound traffic. Road 24 Detour in Wabash is over city atrett*. Road 27. Detour in Portland and Auburn, over city streets Detour five miles nortn of Deeaur is two miles Detour from sou’h edge of Garrett north is 3 4 miles, account surfacing streets Road 2* Detour from Williamson to Illinois slate line i seventeen miles over good grave! Short detour m Tipton is ! over city streets. Road 29. Shor’ detour in Oreensburg it over citv stree*.'. Br.dg- run-around at five mues north of Shelbyvllle. 5u rfactreating south of Knox detour six mUes Surface treat.rg between four mues north of Knox and Road 30. Road 30. Detour over city streets in j Warsaw and Columbia City Road 31 Shor’ detours in Jeffersonville. Koxomo and Plymouth are over citv ; streets. Detour irom Franklin south is '■ about 5 5 miles, over gravel, part of which Is narrow Two detours marked. Northbound traffic take east detour, southbound traffic take wes* detour. Road 32. Detour over city streets In

Lebanon Road 35. Surface treating between Corvdon and Muckpor Traffic mav drive through slowlv Finish about August 20 Dus'y r oad between Brownstown and Freetown. account stabilization Detour from Morgantown to Bean Bios.-om is ten and one-naif m ics over la.r out narrow gravel. Short detour in Morgantown is over citv streets. Detour from Trafalgar to three miles north of Trafalgar Is six miles. Road 37 Short detour m Martinsville Is over city sr-c-ts Tratfic drive slowiv for short distance lust north of Martinsville arc > int resurfacing. Rond SO Detour over citv streets in Terre Hsu:e. because of construction between Cumccriand and Greenf.eld. 'raliic over five tot detour be'ween Indianapolis and Ore-- .. ' and over Route 52 and countv road \.rih detour over countv road marked icr traffic under five-ton weight bftwezn Ureenfio.d and CumfcerUndi Road 41. Detour in Evansville over citv streets. Road 43 4>img bc'ween Mountain Springs and Detour in Michigan City ;s o-er c.tv street:. Road 44 Drive slowiv between Conr.ersvtlle ar.d Alnums account unfinished shoulders Detour from Liberty to three miles east of Connersville is ten miles account surface treatment from Aiquina to junction Road 101. Road 45 Detour in Jasper over ci'v streets Three-ton load iimit on bridge one-half mile east ol H-lmsburg Road 44 Calcium chlorade stabilization between Bloomington and Nashville, traffic drive slowiv. Road verv dustv: traffic can avoid dust bv following Road 45 to Junction Road 35. then south to Nashville. Oiling west ol Greensburg Roid 49. Closed north of junction with Road ti acco :nt of ravine over Baltimore ft Ohio railroad overhead. Detour 3 7 miles Road 50. Detour over citv streets in Aurora. Road 52 Short detours :n Tebanon and RushviUe are over citv streets Read 53 Bride run-aiouid four miles north of D'Motte Dvour in Crown Point is over citv streets. Ro*d 54 De'our over citv streets in Linton and Co’itic Road 54 Pe'our trom Paoli to Salem is via U S Road 150 to Palmvra. thence SS to Salem „ , Road 53 Oiling southwest of Columbus Four-xvn-’.oad limit on bridge two and one-half miles west of Heltonvhie Road 59 De'our from junction Road 40 to Caidon is six miles over pavement and rave* Road 41 Dustv road between Bonneville 1 Yankeetov n account stabilization toad 62 Detours in Boonvilie and EvansvlL’: over city s'reets Road 63 Detour north of Fairbanks Is five and one-half miles over gravel. Road 64 Road dustv east of Stendal account stabilization Road 64 Detour between Worthington and Spencr account grading Roaa 10! Three-ton-load limi' on

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For those who succcssfiily combine the appeal of a Pied Piper with the skill of a rodent exterminator. there's a 52.000-a-year job open with the civil service commission, it was announced today. The commission will bestow the title of junior biologist upon persons who are qualified to “organize and direct a co-operative campaign for the eradication of prairie does. ground squirrels, pocket gophers, jackrabbits and other mammals injurious to agriculture.” Frank J. Boatman, local civil service head, announced that other available positions open are senior biological aids and assistant leader in the predatory animal control service, both paying $2,000 a year, and chief economist in the bureau of labor statistics, paying $5,600 a year. COP’S BADGE IS STOLEN Officer’s Police Equipment Taken From Parked Auto. A daring thief stole patrolman Nolan Hill's police cap, shield and slapjack from his car parked in front of 116 East Washington street last night, according to police reports. Carloadings Show Increase By i in tfii rn * WASHINGTON. Aug. 10—The American Railway Association today announced carloadings of revenue freight for the week ended Aug. 4. totaled 611.298 cars, an increase of 2.450 above the preceding week, but a decrease of 9.184 cars below the corresponding week in 1933.

bridge over east fork of White river, odehalf mile north of Brookville. Road 121 Stubflizanon from Road 52 to 243 rrile< south of Connersville. Road 124 Fair detour just east of Bluff, ton. 3 1 miles Road 136 Detour from Road 43 east Is si:, miles over good gravel. Road 156 Surface treating from Vevay to Rising Sun Read 137 Dustv road from Worthington to Coal Cit" Road 161 Dunv road north of Tennvsor. account stabilization. Road 163 Cloved west of Clinton: mx-and-one-haif-mile detour over gravel road. Finish August 2' Pnvd ;29 Oiling between Batesville and Napoleon, Pod 2*2 Oiling from Dillsboro to Risin'! Snn. Road -27 De’our from D-ratur to the Ohio line is over Roads 27 and 124 through Morroe

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BABY LOVED BY NURSE IS SENT TO ORPHANAGE Woman Released on Bond Pending Report From Minneapolis. Juliet Korth. 2-year-old blueeyed, curly-headed baby for love of whom Mrs. Mabel C. N. McCane wandered over the middle west for a year and then endured arrest here, was placed in the Indianapolis Orphans’ home today as a ward of the municipal court, before which vagrancy charges against Mrs. McCane are pending. At the same time Mrs. McCane. buxom, 30-year-old proprietor of a Minneapolis ("Minn.) maternity hospital, was released on bond pending a hearing next Friday. Police here are awaiting arrival of information from Minneapolis authorities. Mrs. McCane was arrested on Wednesday night after police here had learned of her travels from Minneapolis to Chicago, to Cincinnati, to Indianapolis, and had heard reports that she feared she would be forced to return to Minneapolis and that the juvenile court there might take the baby from her. Mrs. McCane, who was working as a nurse when she was arrested. Is said to have had custody of the Korth baby since shortly after its birth in her hospital, though legal guardianship never has been awarded to her. She is said to hold an agreement from Juliet's mother, giving the baby to her. Letter Carriers Spruce Up CLEVELAND, Aug. 10.—To buy spick-span new uniforms for their parade when the new post office building here was dedicated, the Cleveland Letter Carriers’ band held a picnic to raise funds.

CHURCH MEN’S BUILDERS CLASS PLANS TRIP TO FAIR

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WAR TODAY WOULD BE SUICIDE, SAYS POPE National Egotism Threatens Peace, Declares P.us XI. By X'nitrd Prcm PARIS, Aug. 10—The civilized world is ‘‘almost certain” to commit suicide if it engages in war at this time, Pope Pius said in an interview published today in the Petit Journal. “It is difficult, not to say im-

possible,” the pope is quoted as saying, “that peace can endure between peoples and states if national egotism, rather than pure patriotism, prevails. We can not believe, however, that the modern civilized state seeks to exist by means of a monstrous homicide —and at the same time almost certainly commit suicide.” Since becoming an independent state in 1831 Belgium has had but four kings.

THIEF BREAKS SCREEN Housewife Aroused; Screams Rout Intruder. A man punched the door bell at the home of Mrs. E. S. Eberhardt. 115 Blue Ridge Road, yesterday afternoon. Hearing no answer, the man went to the window and calmly began cutting his way through a screen. Mrs. Eberhardt saw the head poking into her house and screamed. The would-be thief fled.

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CHURCH SOCIETY TO HOLD ANNUAL OUTING Young People's Picnic Set for Tomorrow. Arrangements for the annual picnic and mission of the Young People's Foreign Misisonary Society of the Methodist Episcopal churches to be held tomorrow in Brookside park, were announced today. The program will begin early in the afternoon and continue through the evening. Miss Lura Briggs of the North M. E. church will present by-laws and •blue-prints'’ for the coming year. Devotions will be led by Mi t Dorothy Keever of the Broadway M. E. church. Others on the procram include Miss Bess Kern, of the East Park M. E. church; Miss Genevieve Smith, of the Roberts Park M. E. church, and Miss Floy Spaulding of the Fletcher Place M E. church. The United States has an average annual coal production of 500,000.000 tons.

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