Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1935 — Page 6

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HIGHWAY BOARD PREPARES FOR HOLIDAY TRAVEL Six Detours Lifted, None Added: Cautious Driving on 41 Urged. I.i anticipation of heavy Christmas holiday traffic, six detours have been removed from Indiana roads, the State Highway Commission announced today. No new detours have been placed, but slow driving is advised on Road 41, north of Hazelton. where men arc working. Detours removed are as follows: Road 3, south of Avilla and north of the Dekalb County line: Road 21, south of Converse; shortening of detour on Road 62 between New Albany and Edwardsville. Shoulder construction on Road 30 between Warsaw and Columbia City and Zulu and the Tndiana-Ohio line, has been complied. Following detours still are in effect: Rond 9—Dolour ovrr city sirens in Huntington. Ro*d 9—Drive carefully from Junction Roßd 67 south of Pmdleton to about three miles south of Junction Road 276 shoulder arid brldce roiWrurlion shoulder construction north of Marion, drive carefully. _ TJ , 12 Detour over city streets In Fast Chicago Road 15- Closed between Wabash and Road 114 detour marked over Roads 13 313 and 114. ' V P 20 Shoulder construction west of Lagrange, drive carefully. U S. 34—Detour over city streets in Roanoke. U. R 36 Closed between Indianapolis and Pendleton; detour over U S 40 to Greenfield and Roads fl and 67; drive carefully from Junction Roads 9 and 67 north to where 36 turns east; shoulder construction. Road 37-Detour In Paoii over cltv fcfrrftrf. J Road 39- Detour In Delphi and south L"”. " I,lcs , oVfr streets and narrow gravel road V a. 40—Traffic drive carefully nast Cltv tr anrt on r lr 'J r 7- b< ’ ,wpen Cambridge Germantown; two-lane tjaffio through bridge east of Carnbrid-e n°“<J Pv Detour from a point lust south of We.stville to Michigan city l M m les over 11. S. 6. county concrete and bitupnmous eompany road. “ l ' re,e ud v S. 50—Drive carefully west of Shoals due to settlement of road bridge run' around north of Aurora run " streets^ h j n N [ J afaveftp S^1 ' dr,o,,r Road 61 —Bridge out six miles south-

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Numerous individuals and organizations have united in boosting the 1935 tuberculosis Christmas Sea] sale being sponsored by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association. Goal of the seal sale in Marion County is $32,000 and the public is being urged to make widespread use of the seals in order that this necessary amount be raised. Shown here are three workers in the seal sale. Upper left is Miss Margaret Kapp. a member of Butler Chapter of Pi Beta Phi w'hose members have been aiding the campaign. Upper right is Donald T a Fuze, attorney, member of the seal sale speakers’ committee and lower right, Miss June Carson, chairman of the seal sale for Indiana University hospitals. east of Vincennes, detour marked from near Monroe City west and north six and one-half miles over county gravel road. Road 62 - Detour about one mile from New Albany west over city streets and Road 133. Road 67—Detour over city streets in Indianapolis; closed between Indianapolis and Anderson; detour marked over Road

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13 to Noblesville and Road 32 to Anderson. Road 115—Closed between U. S. 24 and Road 15. detour marked over U. S. 24, Roads 13. 213 and 114. Road 234—Detour five miles from Junction U. S. 41 north and east over U. S. 41 and county travel road. Road 236—Detour 2.9 miles just east of junction roads 67 and 236 is over county paved road and Road 67.

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DIFFERENCES IN GERMAN, U. S. ! SCHOOL TOLD Exchange Student at I. U. Says Americans Stress Classroom Work. Time* Sprrinl BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Dec. 20. j Differences between German and American universities were de- j scribed here today by Otto Wilhelm j Schatz, who is attending Indiana i University this year as an exchange ; student through the University of Heidelburg. The 20-year-old graduate of the Oberrealschule at Kehl and former student at the Gymnasium in Baden | believes that American institutions I stress classroom activities far more i than German universities. In German universities the em- j phasis is placed upon examinations, ■ Mr. Schatz said. He also explained that the Batchelor of Arts degree awarded for completion of a college or university course here corresponded to a diploma received by a student com- i pleting the course at the gymnasium ! or the Oberrealschule in Germany, j Mr. Schaltz is studying political j science and eventually hopes to enter the German government service. An Indiana University student is to spend next year studying in Germany under the exchange plan. Mr. Schatz also studied at the Sorbonne in Paris and at the Uni- ; versity of Freiburg where he was a i member of the German student corps, exclusive dueling club. ENGINEERS WILL MEET Electrical Experts to Hear Talk On Light, Color Tonight, December meeting of the central Indiana section, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, to be held at 8 tonight in the Electric Building auditorium, is to be addressed by R. T. Fryter, Esterline-Angus Cos., sales manager. His topic is to be “Light and Color—Visible Efnd Invisible.’’ Foster L. Stanley is section president.

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