Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1936 — Page 9

UNDAY DETOUR T0 BE POSTED AT VINCENNES

ugh Traffic Routing to}

Be Changed During Memorial Dedication.

The State Highway Commission joday announced that due to the tion of the George Rogers Memorial at Vincennes Sun- ¥, U. 8. Road 50 from Vincennes the Wabash River will be closed day from 7:30 a. m. until noon,

. Through traffic on the highway will be routed south from Washington over State Road 57 to the Junction with Road 64, then west over Road 64 to the junction with Illinois Road 1 at Mount Carmel, and north over this highway to VU. 8. 50,

Through traffic on U. 8. 41 will Pe maintained through Vincennes. “ Chicago. traffic may avoid the poor condition of the detour on U. 8. 1 south of Terre Haute by following U. 8. 40 west out of Terre Haute, the Illinois 1 and U. 8. 50 to Vincennes. Other Changes Listed

Other changes announced in the ‘weekly highway detour bulletin follow in order of road numbers:

1—8urface treating from St. Joe north, detour marked, 2-From Westville east and north, 3 miles over bituminous oil treated gravel. From Mishawaka to Elkhart, 8.5 miles over concrete road. 3—From 1 mile north Allen-Noble County linth orth 4.4 miles over grav 8. 6—From Butler east, 4 es over Rod 1 and county road. 8. 12—From Gat to junction U. 8. oy in Bast Chicago, 10.6 miles over U. 8.

3—From Wabash northeast 3 miles over . streets and county gravel road. Surace Ueating just south junction Road detour marked. From Road 13 east to oiame? 4 miles over Road 13 and gravel. From Marion to LaFontaine, 13 miss. over Road 9, 105 and gravel. Surface treating south of Wabash, traffic main$ained, From Wabash to 1 mile morth Road 114, 21 miles over Road 13, 213, 214 and From Bilver Lake east fd hae rth and gravel. From and north, 14 miles over Road 14, hi and crete roads.

18—From U. 8. 152 ROMA and east over VU. 8B. 152 and gravel road 21—From Converse south then west, 2 miles over gravel road.

*U. S. Traffic Split 8, 24—-From Wabash northeast; east-

Boubd traffic Siles over Fis west bo . 24 to Roa 13 od 13—

. to New Haven, miles over U. 5 ED) A New Haven streets. 25—From Rochester to Mentone, 20 miles over Roads 14 a U. 8. 27— roy to 124 east and north 2 Soa lles, over Road 124 and bituminous

Prom Shelbyville to Indianapolis, 34 miles over Route 9 and U. 8. 52. Trucks over 3 tons follow U. 8. 40 and Road 9. U. 8. 31—From Jeffersonville northeast 4.4 miles over concrete road and Roads 62 -and 2 In Peru and north 2 miles over oit, ies and county road. From U. South Bend 29 miles over U. 8. 6, - Road 331 and concrete. 34—From Waynetown to Crawfordsville, 1 miles over gravel road and Road B56. ; om Brownsburg east, 4.7 miles . over From and bituminous roads. U. 8. 36—East of Danville, shoulder construction, drive carefully. From Indianapolis to Road 5 south’ of Pendleton, 35 miles over U. 8S. and Road 9. 39—PFrom Betieville to Clayton, 3 miles 0 d gravel road. From Dan0 miles over gravel and . From Road 18 to Delphi, 4 miles ravel and city streets. From See Haute to Road 43, 44 miles over U. 8. 36 and Road 43.

a ule U. 's. 41 Traffic 8. 41—South of Fort Branch, constv uction, drive carefully. Just north of ite River near Hazleton, 5.5 miles over vel—three miles south of Vincennes. e run-aroufid. From Youngstown north to one mile south Terre Haute, seven miles ger gravel, . From Cook to U unfinis shoulders, drive 4p CATSLully.

oks Di to follow U. 8. Road 5 ry 5 8 152. From U. 8. 30 west and

north t 0 U. S. 6, seven miles over U. S. and Roud

1 From Westville to Michigan City, 14 miles over U. 8S. 6, concrete and ofl mat roa

46—From Bloomington to Nashville, 23 miles oyer Road 45 and 135. 47—From Thorntown east to U. 8. 52 over gravel road and U. 8. 52. U. 8. 50—Just west of Shoals, drive care‘cully due to settlement of road. Just north of arora bridge run-around.

ver Brom Indianapolis north to 71st-st, {les over Road 29 and concrete from T7lst to Lebanon, shoulder construction; grive eagetully From West Lafayette North 2.5 es over city streets and concrete. 859—From Road 46 to Brasil 14 miles over Road 46, rave] and Road 4

Road 62 Traffic ecard

- '82—At west edge New Albany, 1.1 miles oR Road 135, bi iminous and % a streets. west of junction Road 231 to JefferSonville, 3 miles over concrete From Jefernville Jorth, and east 49 miles over and Road 56. 87—From oN ispapoits to Anderson, 14 mtles over Road 13 and 32. aie From Akron 14 miles over Roads 14

HS Closed from n> S. 24 to Road 15 northeast of Wabas ~~ 116—From Nan to Bluffton 14 miles over U. S. 224 and Road 1 ~ 136—From north Salem southeast 4 miles avel and bituminous roads. From { Danville e west and north § miles over U. 8. gravel and oil matterial. 140—Fr! . S. 40 to Soldiers’ and Sail200 a rans Home, 4 miles over gravel

234 —From Road 43 east to Jamestown, 27 miles over Roads 43 and 34. 238—From Indiana east 8.5 miles over Road 67 and gravel. ~~ 250—PFrom U. 8S. 50 east to Mitchell, 17 miles over U. 5. 50 a and Road 37. 358—From just west Junction . Road 62, ‘north, 2 miles over stone road

REEK PROFESSOR LEAVES I. U. POST

W. Tilden Retires After 38 Years Because of Ill Health.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 12.— f. P. W. Tilden, member of the University. faculty for the years and head of the Greek ment since 1921, resigned to-

joined the 1. U. faculty in 1898 assistant professor of Greek. He he author of books on Greek lit- ¢ and Greek life.

AKER IS NAMED FOR C. E. MEETING

‘ tor of the

GRADUATES IN EAST

Times Special WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12. George J. Kuzma, son of Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Kuzma, 558 W. Pearlst, Indianapolis, Ind., is to receive a bachelor of arts degree at graduation exercises of Catholic University today. A graduate of Cathedral High School, Indianapolis, Kuzma has been -prominent in student activities as president of the band, corresponding secretary of Blue Key, sports edine Cardinal ' yearbook, member of the basketball team and general co-chairman of senJor week.

REAL ESTATE MEN HEAR TALK ON GAS

Development of Utility Discussed by D. J. Angus. D. J. Angus, a director of: the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility, told members of the Real Estate Board yesterday at a luncheon in the Washington, that exhaustive studies

and reports had been made of natural gas in connection with discussions of the possibility of bringing it to the city. Mr. Angus’ subject was “Some Factors to be Considered in the Development of the Utility.” William G. Albershardt, board vice president, introduced Mr. Angus. The board’s first golf tourney of the season is to be held Wednesday on the Coffin course. Dinner and entertainment are to “follow the tourney.

RACE DRIVER HELD ON. TRAFFIC CHARGE

Joe Thorne Accused of Running ‘Stop Street’ to Find Dog.

By driving his automobile through a preferential street, Joe Thorne,

. Antlers Hotel, failed to save his dog’s

life, but did, get a summons to Municipal Court for violating the traffic code. Thorne, dirt track race driver, barely escaped colliding with another car when he crossed Tenth-st without stopping while - driving north on Senate-av in search of his strayed’ pet. Mr. Thorne stopped at Senate-av

and 15th-st, where he found his dog | 03

lying dead in the street where it had been struck by an automobile. Here Motorcycle Officer Moorman, who saw the driver cross 10th-st without stopping, arrested him. His hearing was continued .in Judge

‘Dewey E. Myers’ court yesterday

until June 20.

YOUTH CONFESSES TO THEFTS, POLICE SAY

Series. of Burglaries at Michigan City Reported Solved.

Times Special MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. June 12. The confession of a youth, living in an old barn near here, has cleared

up several minor thefts committed | E

recently, police said today. The boy is said to have told police that he and another youth stole blankets, hams, pennies and some racing pigeons. The pigeons they

could not eat were painted red to|S= they were

prevent identification, quoted as saying.

WINCHESTER NAMED FOR CHURCH MEET

Three-Day : State Convention Ends 3 at Frankfort.

By United Press . FRANKFORT, Ind., June 12.—The Indiana Council of Christian Education selected Winchester ws the 1937 convention city at the final ses-

sion of the three-day convention.

yesterday. Dr. Edward Bartlett, Greencastle, delivered the final address. He expressed the belief that political, eco-

nomic and moral conditions in this,

country today are no worse than they have been in ‘the world at other times. gion, he ad, would right more quic if it only Were allowed to serve. y

YEGES GET $55 AT

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Burglars broke into the office the Metropolitan Coal Co. 945

Davidson-st, early today and ro cash drawers and 2 small

$55.40.

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