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FOUR FTOURS ARE LIFT'" Y HIGHWAY BPRD Roads Are Reopened After Surface Treatment and Oiling. Four detours have oeen lifted on state highways as the result ol the completion of surface treatment and oiling on road 43. 44, 68 and 59, New detours have been established on Road 25 from Rochester to Mentone. Road 71 east and north of St Bernice and city street detours in Rochester on Road 31 and in Vincennes on Road 41. Detours due to construction are: Road I—Two-ton load limit on fcrldg* at function ot Road 4 in Ccnneravtlle. Bridge-run-around six mi>* south of Ft Wayne De'our from Butler north to Steuben county line, it 9 miles over eravel Road 4—Detour west of Oarv la 7.7 miles Road S— Detour wes of Crown Point Is 69 miles over paved eountv road Road 9—Detour from Shelbyvllle to Greenfield Is 15 mile* pavement and 1 reties Rood eravel Short detours in Shelbvville and Columbia Cltv are over citv streets Road 13—Detour in Oarv over cltv streets Road U—Bridie-run-arounds one and one-half miles south of Road 114. north of llrbana and between Wabash and Road 21. Road 14--Detour trom Sliver Lake to function Road 19 is 11 miles Road IS—Detour five and one-halt miles east of Fowler is 3 miles over eravel U 8 Road 20 —Short detour in Fast Chicaao over cltv streets Detour lust west of Chesterton account rail road crorstng is 1 4 mflev for westbound traffic 2 3 miles for eastbound traffic. Road 24—De’ours in Wabash and Hunt, ineton over citv streets. Road 25—Detour from Rochester to Mentone, ts 14 miles Road 26—Detour lust west ot Lalavette Is 3 miles over eravel Dangerous railroad crossing Road 27- Detour in Portland and Auburn over cltv streets. Detour five miles north of Decatur ts 2 miles Road 26—Detour from Williamsport north and west is 13' j miles over good eravel. Oiling from Road 43 to Road 52 letour 12 miles Road 29-Short detours in Greensburg and Shelbvville are over cltv streets. Bridge-run-around at five miles north of Shelbvville Road 3ft -Detaur over city streets in Warsaw and Columbia Cltv. Road 31—Short detours in Jeffersonville. Franklin and Rochester are over cltv streets Road 32—Detour over rtfv streets in Lebanon. 3'] mile detour ten miles east of Lebanon over grdvel Road 35—Detour from Morgantown to Nashville is 16's miles over fair but narrow gravel Short detour in Morgantown Is over el’v streets Detour from Trafalgar to three miles north of Trafalgar 1* 6 miles Road 37 Traffic drive slowlv tor short distance lust north of Martinsville account resurfacing Road 4ft—De'otir over cltv streets in Terre Ha n't Drive slowlv between Cumberland and Greenfield account unfinished shoulders Bridge-run-around onehalf mile west of Philadelphia Hoad 41—Detours in Vincennes and Hammond are over cltv streets Road 42—Detour from Vigo-Clav eountv line north and east about four miles. Road 45—Detour in Jasper over cltv streets Three-tot. load limit on bridge one-half mile east of Helmsbure Oiling from Helmsbure to Bean Blossom. Road 49—Closed north of lunction with Road 6. account of paving over railroad overhead. Detour 3 7 miles Road sft—Construction from Aurora west, detour over Road 350 to Milan then south on Road 1 Road 52—Short detour In Lebanon, is over cltv streets. Road 53 Bridge-run-around four miles north of DeMotte Road 56—Detour from Paoll to Salem, is via U S 150 to Palmvra. then Road 35 to Salem Road 58—Four-ton load limit on bridge two and one-half miles west of Heltonvllle. Loose eravel on shoulders east of Bedford Road 63—Oiling from China to Road 29 Road 63—Detour from OravsvlUe north to Vigo eountv line Is 13 miles over gravel Road 67 - Detour between Worthington and Spencer account grading Surface 1

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FRIDAY 1 P 54 ! 3 Oft Dallev's orenestra <CBS> WABC Songs iNBCi WEAF Webo ■ orchestra iNBCi. ! 3 3ft Wm Lundeil (NBC) WEAF I Singing Ladv iNBCi WJZ 54a Perkins 'NBC' WENR 145—Ragtr.ikv orchestra iCBS' WABC Aliee in orchestraiia <NBC> WEAF 4 00— Ai Pearce * Gang NBC. WEAF Bergers orenestra 'NBC' WJZ H V Ka.ter.born 'CBS' WABC 4 15—Boonv Benson Sonnv Jim (CBS' 4 3ft— Footoall reporter (CBS' WABC News: Vocal NBC* WEAF Vocil and orchestra NBC' WJZ 4 45—Lowell Thomas 'NBC* WJZ Esther Vela* 4r Ensembi* iCBS' Bi.iv Baleneior Sxetcn (NBCi WEAF „ s.oo—Jonnaon * orenestra 'NBCt WJZ Cliff Edwards 'NBC' WABC s:l3—Gene A Glenn NBC' WEAF Robbins orchestra i CBS ■ WABC. a 30—Rerenaders 'CBS WABC Grace Haves song* 'NBC' WJZ Songs A orchestra tNBC' WEAF 5 45—80a Ice Carter .CBS' WABC Eddie A Ralph 'NBC' WEAF Frank Buck <NBCi WJZ Kate Bmrh (CBS' WABC Musical Kevs iNBCi WJZ 6 15—Edwin C Hill 'CBS' WABC 6 30—True Storv program 'CBS' WABC Eugene Frve. baritone iNBC* WJZ e 45—Quartet 'NBC' WJZ 7 00—Columbians 'CBSt WABC Waltz Time iNBCi WEAF Phil Harris’ orchestra Leah Rav .NBC* WJZ 7:3o—Cailf Melodies iNBCi WABC One Night Stands iNBCi WEAF. Flovd Gibbons A Shield's orchestra (NBC. WJZ B:oo—Johnnv Green (CBSi WABC. First Nlghter (NBCi WEAF So.oist 'NBC' "WJZ 8 30—K R A meeting 'CBS' WABC. Jack Bennv A Grier'* orchestra 'NBC l WEAF I ador Phillip pianist tNBCt WJZ B:4s—Carllie A London Warwick Sisters iCBS' WABC 9:00 Edih Murray songs 'CBS' WABC Geo Holmes iNBCi WEAF. Davis' orchestra 'NBC' WJZ 9:ls—Nichols orchestra Sternev's orchestra iNBCi WEAF. Gene A Glenn 'NBCi WMAQ 9:3ft—News Martin's orchestra iNBCi WEAF Berren's orchestra iNBCi WJZ. 9 45—Barnett's orchestra <CBS> WABC 10:00 Pendarvis' orchestra iNBCi WJZ Dream Singer: Stern's orchestra *NBC WEAF Herbie Kav's orenestra 'CBS' 13 30—Gordon's orchestra fNBCi WEAF. Sam Robbins orchestra iCBSi 11:00—Russos orchestra (CBS' WFBM WFBM (12.10) Indianapolis Indianaonll* Power nd f.lrht Comoanvi FRIDAY P M 4:OO—H V Kaltenborn iCBSi 4 13—Edward Wurtzebach orchestra ■ CBSi 4 30—Tonight on the Air 4:3s—Film flashes 4 45—Esther Velas ensemble iCBSi. 5:00 —Round Towners iCBSi s:ls—Tito Guizar tCBSi. s:3o—Bohemians. 6 00—Cowboys. 6 15—Edwin C Hill (CBSi 6 30—Civic speaker 6 45—Police news. 7.oo—Columbians iCBSi. 7.15 —Frav and Braggiottl (CBSi. 7:3o—California Melodies (CBS' 8:00—In the Modern Manner iCBS*. B:3ft—N R A Mass Meeting 'CBS' 9 oft—Cliff Edwards iCBSi 9:15—8a se ba 11 scores. 9 20—Red Nichols orchestra (CBSi 9:30 —Court of Human Relations 'CBS' 10:00—Leon Belasco orchestra (CBS) 10 15—Herbie Kave orchestra iCBSi. 10 30—Sam Robbins orchestra iCBSi 11:00—Dannv Russo orchestra iCBS' 1130—Carlos Molina orchestra (CBSt 12:00—Midnight—Dessa Bvrd at organ A M 12-30—Sign ofl SATURDAY A. M 6:30 Pep club. 7 00—Luxembourg Gardens iCBSi. 7:3o—Eton Bovs 'CBSI. treating between Mooresville and Martlnsvilte. „ „ Road 71—Detour east and north of St Bernice is 7 J miles. Road 101—Three-ton load limit on bridge over East fork White river onehalf mile north of Brookville. Road 121—Stabilization from Read 52 to 2 85 miles south of Connersvllle. Traffic drive through slowlv. Road 136—Detour from Roachdale to Barnard is 6 miles over gravel Road 157—Dustv road from Worthington to Coal 'City. Road 161—Dustv road north ol Tennvson account stabilization. Road 163—Closed west ot Clinton. 6Vg mile detour over gravel road Road 167—Detour north of Dunkirk ts 4 miles. Road 229—Surface treating between Batesville and Metamora Road 527- Detour from Decatur to the Ohio line, is over Roads 27 and 124 through Monroe.

7 45 Melsterslnger 'CBS). 8 00—Mellow Moments >CB8( 8 15—Carlton and Crala iCBSi 8 30—News 'CBSt > 8 35—Let's Pretend 'CBB' 9 00—Knickerbocker Knights (CBS> 9 30—Concert Miniatures (CBS' 9:4s—Dessa Bvrd at the organ 10 00—Housekeeper's Hour 10 30—Al Kavelin orchestra (CBS'. 1100—George Hall orchestra 'CBSi 11 3ft—Hoosier Farm Circle 12 oft—Noon Dannv Russo oren (NBCi P M 12 30—Round lowners <CBBi 1 00—Chansonette (CBS' 1 30—Among Our Souvenirs 'CBS' 2 00— Ann Leaf at the organ (CBSi 2 10—Two Thirty Tunes _ 3 Oft—Er.ocn Light orchestra (CBSi 3 30—Front Page drama 3 45—Ted Huslng .CBSi WKBF (1100) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadeatln Ine.* FRIDAY P M 4 Oft—Al Pearce and nls gang (NBCI. 4 30—News flashes . 4 45—Harold Van Horne (NBC' 5 00—Knothole Gang 5 10— Where to go In Indianapolis s:ls—Anson Weeks orchestra iNBC) 5 30—Robin Hood 5 45—Marott concert 6 Oft— Indiana Sportsman, 6 15— Survey of world conditions (NBCi. 6 30—Eugene Frve iNBC>. 6:4s—King's Guard 'NBCi 7 00—To be announced 7 15—Employment talk 7:20 —Plano melodies 7:2s—Press radio news 7:3o—Rvhthm and harmony. 8 00—General Evangeline Booth INBU 8 15—The Bluebirds 8 30—Jack Bennv (NBCi 9:oo—Sports Review 9 15—Gene and Glenn iNBCi 9 3ft—Musical cocktail .srori 9 35—Freddie Martin orchestra 'NBCI. 10 00— Harold Stern orcheitra (NBCi 10 30—Enrlc Madnguera orchestra (NBCi 11:00—The Melody Mates. 11 30—Tom Coakley orchestra (NBCI. 12:00— Midnight—Sign off SATURDAY A M 6:30— Morning Devotions 6:4s—The Temple of the Air. 7:oo—Musical Ulock. 8 00—Martha and Hal 'NBCI 8 30—Morning Parade iNBCi 8 30—Press Radio News iNBC). 8 35— Morning Parade ,NB 2np. 9 00—The Honevmooners 'NBCI. 9:ls—America's cup race 'NBC). 9:3o—Down Lovers Lane (NBCi. 10 00—Arm Chair Quartette (NBC) 10:15—Charm hour. 10 30—Vic and Sadie (NBCi 10 45 Merrv Madcaps (NBC) 11:00—Ho-Po-Ne Club 11 30—Farm and Home nour (NBCi P. M. 12:30—Ideal Reporter IKnr . 12:45— Hawaiian orchestra (NBCi 1 00-Tommv Tucker orchestra (NBCi 1 30—Week-end revue 'NBCi 2:oo—Don Carlos orchestra (NBC). 2:ls—Platt and Nierman 'NBCI 2 30—America's cup race INBCI--3.oo—George Sternv orchestra 'NBCI 3:30 —Henrv King orchestra iNBC). VVLW (700) Cincinnati FRIDAY P. M. 4 00—Al Pearce & Gang' (NBC). 4:3o—Jack Armstrong - 4 45—Lowell Thomas (NBC). 5 00— Virginio Marucci A orchestra. 5:30—80b Newhall. 5 45—Sohto Melodv Masters 6:oo—Cousin Bob A Kinfolk. 6 15—Prairie Symphony 6:30-Unbroken Melodies Fishing the Air daT h nlght dia wUl oVesent" Ai^Sky^nc ljjxjs Musical Stars at 10 p m over WFBM_ Cab Callowav and his orchestra will be heard from the ballroom at the same Gme Sunday nieht. A resume of his recently completed survey of world conditions will be given by Alfred J. Pearson, economist of Drake university over WKBF and an NBC network Friday at 6:15 n m. "Dreaming Alone in the Twilight’’ by Moore. "My Little Banio” by Dichmont and "Love’s Sorrow” bv Shelley are among the selections to be offered by Eugene Frey, bass-baritone, in his recttai Friday to be heard over WKBF and an NBC network at 6:30 p m. HIGH SPOTS OF FRIDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAMS 6.OO—NBC (WEAFi—Concert. Columbia—Kate Smith. 6:3o—Columbia—True Storv court 7:OO—NBC (WEAFi Waltz Time. T3O NBC iWJZi -Orchestra: Flovo Gibbons 8:00- -Columbia —Calilornia Melodies NBC ' WEAF* —First Nighter Drama B:3O—NBC (WEAF'l—Jack Benny Columbia —N. R. A Mass Meeting. General Hugh Johnson Freddie Rich's Columbians will present the picturesque "Adirondack Sketches" by Eastwood Lane in a broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network Friday from 7 to 7:15 o m. Johnnv Green will feature the premiere of anew composition. "Beguine.” written for “In the Modern Manner” bv Jerome Morros. in his broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network Friday from K to 6:30 p. m Proceedings of the mass meeting to further the efforts of the NRA in carrying out its fall plans will be broadcast from Carnegie Hall. New York Cltv. over WFBM and the Columbia network Friday from 8:30 to 9 p m.

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6:4s—Southwind. orches&a A quartet. 7:oft-Waltz time. Frank Munn tenor: Abe Lvman's orchestra NBC> <:3(J—Larry Lee's dunce orchestra 8 00—Castle Farm orchestra 8 15—Henrv Thles A orchestra 8 3ft—Jack Bennv A Marv Livingstone Don Bestor's orchestra (NBCI. 9.oft—Unsolved Mysteries 9 30—Joe Brattain A Croslev Roamios. 10:00—News flashes 10:05—Eddie Duchin's orenestra tNBC!. 10:30—Paul Pendarvis A orchestra 'NBCi 11:00—Castle Farm orchestra. 11:30—Larrv Lee's dance orchestra. 12 00—Midnight—Moon River, organ A Poems A M 12:30—Sign off SATURDAY A. M 6:oo—The Nation s Family Prayer period 6 15—Morning Devotions. 6 30—Cheerio (NBC> 7:oo—Salt A Peanuts. 7 15—Donhall trio iNBC). 7:3o—Joe Emerson 7:45 —The Banjoleers (N3C>. 8 00—Arthur Chandler Jr . organist. 8 15—Antoinette Werner West—soprano 8 30—WLW Mail Bag. 8 45—Louis John johnen oarltone. B.ss—News flashes 9:oo—Galaxy of Stars (NBC) 9:ls—Livestock reports. 9 30—Sandra Roberts bluer, singer 9 45—Painteo dream.? iWGNi 10:00—Ballev Axton. tenor 10:15—Morning Highlights 10:30—Music bv Divano. 10:45—The Texans, vocal trio 11:00—Bob Albright A Chas Wavne vocalists. 11:15—River A weatner reports. 11:17—Nora Beck Thumann. vocalist. 11:30 —National Farm and Home hour (NBCi P. M. 12:30—Business news. 12:45—Roval Hawaiian orchestra (NBCi. I:oo—lrving Aaronson’s orchestra (NBCi I:3ft-Week End revue (NBCi. 2:3o—Chicago Svmphonv orchestra (NBC> 3:3o—John Barker baritone. 3:4s—Chick Webb A orchestra (NBCI. COMMITTEES NAMED BY WARD DEMOCRATS Groups Designated Will Direct Fall Campaign Work. Committees to direct work of the Second Ward Democratic Club during the fall campaign were announced today as follow: Membership. Louis Wahl. Mrs. Mabel Weber and Charles J. Rittenauer; finance. Cecil McConahay, Thomas E. Ross, Mrs May Arnold and Mrs. Josephine Futz; Mrs. Gertrude Vogel, Mrs. Susan Von Burg and Mrs. William Rickey; entertainment. Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Rittenauer; reception, Mrs Frank J. McCarthy and Mrs. Thelma Broderick. and publicity, Mrs James S. Cross, Mrs. Zelah Price, Frank W. Quinn and Miss Julia Beamus.

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4 States to Be Represented at Missionary Group Meeting Here. Indianapolis will be host to approximately 2,000 delegates from four states at a three-day conference of the northwestern branch of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church Oct. 3, 4 and 5 at the Roberts Park church. Final arrangements are being completed by local workers in cooperation with national leaders. Mrs. Hattie L. Ashbury, 1824 Ashland avenue, is state corresponding secretary and conference hostess. States to oe represented at the three-day gathering will be Illinois, Michigan, Missouri and Indiana. Dr. Rebecca Parrish, former missionary in the Philippine Islands and the far east, will be missionary hostess at the conference. Mrs. W W. Thornton will be general chairwith Mrs. Ewing Shields, presßent ot the Indianapolis district organization, as co-chairman Officers of the Indianapolis district who will assist in local arrangements are Mrs. Shields, president: Mis. Charles Sedam, corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. L. Shriver, treasurer; Mrs. F. F. Hutchins, Young Peoples’ secretary; Mrs. Edward New and Mrs. Charles Mazey, secretaries of the junior department; Miss Grace Reed, stewardship secretary, and Mrs. D. V. Griffith, extension secretary. Officers of the Indiana conference assisting Mrs. Ashbury are Mrs. George Dalrymple, New Albany, treasurer; Mrs. M. O. Robbins, Indianapolis, Young Peoples’ secretary; Miss Rose Robertson, junior department secretary; Mrs. E. P.

Jones, Indianapolis, field support secretary; and Mrs. E. M. Sweet, Martinsville, extension secretary. Mrs. R. L. Marquis. Berwyn. 111., northwestern branch president, will preside' at the general sessions. The conference theme will be. “The Open Door.” Mrs. Clifford H Newham. LaGrange. 111., branch secretary of the Young Peoples' department, will preside at the annual dinner of that department at the Broadway M. E. church. Arrangements are being made lor a number of internationally known speakers to discuss missionary work. Special music will also be provided. Auxiliary groups to be represented will be the Wesleyan Service Guild, Young Woman’s Society. Standard Bearers, King’s Herald band, and Little Light Bearers Circle. BANDITSKIDNAPED HIM, ROBBERY VICTIM SAYS City Man Reports Theft of Sl4 and $29 Watch. As he was leaving a downtown beer parlor late yesterday, Virgil Kinnaman, 1434 South Talbot street, according to his report to police, was kidnaped by three men who drove him down to a point near Franklin, Ind. aad robbed him of sl4 and a $29 watch. He was forced from the car after the robbery. according to the police report. SASB UNDERTAKER CASES made to ordetj iGAWHI Near Circle Theatre 1 n Ik 4t It [ a i has no terrors for me! I You never tried anything so comforting, so soothing, so completely effective for Hay Fever as this new scientific treatment —HIMROD MEDICINAL CIGARETTES Contain no tobacco, no narcotics, non-habit forming. A few puffs bring relief. Quickly clear the nasal passages: lessen watery discharges jj of nose and eyes: ease distress of Asthma. I Get a package today at \\ iVALGREEN’S - HOOK’S Depend- M able Drue Stores or other (rood drue I stores. J)

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