Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1936 — Page 9

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: ported 5 Detours lifted include:

TOURS ADDED

AT 5 LocATIN

"During Week, Reports 3 Road Commission.

highways this week and five

today. Ind. 3, Greensburg north; Ind. 16,

_ from Roann to Ind. 13; U. 8. 35,|*#

~ from Knox to U. 8, 30: U. 8. 36,

from near Mechanicsburg to Sul-

* phur Springs; Ind. 67, from Muncle to Ind. 28, and Ind. 331, from 3nd. 25 to Bremen. Detours in effect are:

Ind. 2—West of Ligonier, 3 miles over o. 8. 8 and country road.

Ene 3—Closed 2 miles from Ind. 56 t 00 om Newcastle north 19 mijes , county gravel and U. 8. d. dn of Goshen. 3 miles — oy gravel and concrete. Ind. 8—-City streets in Auburn. Ind. 12—From Gary to junction U. 8. Tb in East Chicago, 1072 miles over tor 15—From Wabash to 1 114, 2 nfles aver Ind. 13. 213 and 1 Prom U. 8. 152 east 8 pi 3 U. 8. 152 and county gravel. Flora, 2 miles over county gravel. 19—From Peru north 4% miles over” county gravel. 4—At New Haven 2 miles over U. 8. 30.

8. 2 a eouney concrete and

25—From Rochester to Mentone 20 ee over Ind. 14 and 19.

29—From Shelbyville to Tndiang - als.” ER d. 9 and 8. 5,

miles over Ind. sper) tomorrow.) hd ‘Indian4) dh west 14 miles over Rds. and county concrete. From Deer eek to Logansport 6 miles over county gravel and concrete. U. 8. 31—From Peru and north 2 miles over city streets and Sounty bituminous. Truck detour from U. 6 to South Bend 29 miles over U. 3 concrete road. except for phon Reto at and Lakevil

® nd. 82 Blocked

Ind. 32 -From Lebanon east to Boone ounty line 12'%4 miles over county gravel. om east of Muncie to Farmland 13 miles ‘over Soutly oil mat and gravel.

Waynetown to Craw-

fia. 331 and county senger cars follow 31 East La Paz

: 34—From forgeville n miles over ‘Ind. 25, county

Bzavel and Ind 8, 35--From U. 8. 30 north to U. 8. ung miles over county gravel road. RL, Deer Creek to Logansport 6 miles ayer county gravel and concrete. 8. 36—From Danville east, shoulder €onitruiction, drive carefully, nd. '38—From U. 8. 52 to Ind. 39. 19 miles over county gravel. From Kirklin to Clinton-Bnone County line 5 miles over county gravel.

Ind. 39—-From Danville to LeBanon 30 miles over county gravel and I 34. U. 8. 40—From Terre Haute nd. 43. 44 hiles over U. 8. 41, 36 and Ind.

8. 41—Drive carefully one Be orth Evanavile. account construction. South of Fort Branch, construction, drive carefully. From Cook U. 8. 30, unfinished shoulders, drive carefully. Trucks advised to follow U. 8. 30. Ind. 53 and U. 8. 152. Ind. 43--At Otis, one-half miles over bil mat. South of Michigan City 2 miles over county pavement. Ind. 46—From Bloomington to Nashville 25 miles over Ind. 45 and 135. Beiween Columbus and Greenthnrs. 7 miles ver county gravel. 8. 52-—Near southeast city limits: of ndianapons. 1.7 miles over county gravel. Ind. 56—From Scottshurg to Blocher, 15 miles over U. 8. 31. Ind. 256 and 3 Ind. 59—From 3 miles north of Sandmiles over county gravel. From to Brazil 14 jlies over Ind. 46,

rn 4 d. 46

_ county gravel and Road 4

Ind. 61 Under Ind. 61—Constructigh OY yimetunel. i d. 62—Pro fersonville wh iles or U. 8 31 and Ind. 56

From juncti to

vik Engllin, i miles over Ind. 145.U/ 8. 150

“Ind. 67-From east of Anderson to Ohesterfield, 3 miles over county gravel and oil mat quind 11 From Akron 14 miles over Ind. a Ind: 116—From Markle to Bluffton 14 miles over U. 8. 224 Ind, 1. a0 118—From Ine: 3 east to Pecrne m os, over county grave Ind. 135—Oiling * from Jackson-Brown - gouniy iine to Ind . From junction : BOTA 3 miles over Ind. 44 and ;eoun vy grave Ind. 136—From north Salem southeast county bituminous and From Danville northwest § county gravel and oil mat, S. 40 to Soldiers’ and

_ miles per

fit

1401 ors’ Shilgren's Home, 4 miles over

EF : ty gravel ro . B. x 152— Sod. Shirkieville outheast

8 miles over county gravel ro 152—From U. 8S. 41 to Crown Point

3 a ng i over county bituminous and

crete. or 224—From Magley to Decatur 62 over county gravel roa 23 d. 43 east to James-

34. Ind. 250—From U. S. 50 to Mitchell 17 over U. 8 50 and Ind. 37. x 25 iling from ned. 135 to

evah. Traffic maintaine

CANADIANS SPEND $1,182,323 IN U. S.

a United Press OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2.—CanaUnited States, brought back $1,-

chandise between May 1 and Aug. 81," the Department of National Revenue reported today. " This was under the provisions of the United States-Canada reciprogal trade agreement, which permits . Canadians, who have been in the United States not less than 48 rs, to come home with $100 worth of merchandise, for personal duty free. ~ Clothing, ced, was the main item of im-

dian tourists, returning from the

detours were lifted from In-|7

4 ones were placed into effect, |Z State Highway Ccmmission re- 7

34, | vention at Franklin College begin-

182,323 worth of goods and mer- |

the department an-|

HEADS BUDDIES ‘CLUB |

Samuel J. Kagan, above, has been elected president of the Buddies Club of Indianapolis, Inc, for the 1935-36 club year, it

was anounced today. Installation of officer is to be held Mon-

day. Other officers elected are Sol Fogle, vice president; Samuel

Lewis, treasurer, and Noey Marcus, secretary.

HIGH SCHOOL PRESS BODY MEETS OCT. 22

Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind. Oct. 2.—Hal Shultz, Indianapolis, has been secured as year book critic for the Indiana High School Press Association, which holds a three-day con-

ning Oct. 22. A feature this year Is to be specialized contests. Delegates, expected to number several hundred young journalists from high schools of the state, are to submit stories on the convention, Franklin College campus and editorials, Feature articles also are to be written on a three-act play to be given during the convention by Wigs and Cues, college dramatic fraternity. :

18 ARE INITIATED BY SHORTRIDGE LEAGUE

Eighteen new members have been initiated into the Shortridge Senior Drama League. They are Bates Johnson, Mary J. Lewis, Violet Sex-

son, Pat Healy, Hazel Galbret, Phil| = Hennessee, Margaret Daigger, Pa-| =

tricia Best, Kathleen Shockley, Robert Stump, Helen Galbraith, Harriet Caylor, Evelyn Kettner, James Brock, Robert Merrill, Lorraine Bean, Sam Mantel and Lois Randolph.

EX-OFFICIAL IS JAILED

By United Press NASHVILLE, Ind. Oct. 2.—Benton Schrougham, County auditor, was held in jail today after his arrest on eight grand jury indictments charging embezzlement. Bond:was set at $60 on each charge.

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HALF SOLES

Attached men’s, women's b children’s shoes, while you wait. C Women’s soles sewed on. .

Shoes Widened or Lengthened to Fit

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OTHER GROUPS $1.49, $2.95, $3.95 to $5.00

Star Store, Second Floor.

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INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC. SCHOOL

REGULAR 235¢ TABLETS QUILT PATCHES 3c

WE RESERVE THE Fast color 80 square prints. RIGHT TO LIMIT 1 4 C WE RESERVE

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Enough pieces for one complete quilt top. Star Store, Street Floor.

QUANTITIES Star Store, Street Floor

Open Saturday Until 9 o'Clock

Women's and Misses’

HUNDREDS OF NEW ARRIVALS

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FALL FROCKS

Priced at Only

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Large 4-Pc. BED - ROOM - SUITES

Modern or conventional designs. Bed, ‘vanity, dresser

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Two Outstanding Groups

Hand sewn brushed bengalines, ~ bengalines.

choice. Sizes 6 to 8.

Star Store, Street Floor.

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double fabrics, ribbed Pleated, shirred, ruffle and leather trimmed cuff effects. Blacks, browns, rusts; greens, wines, grays and navy give you unlimited color

; in. size. Heavy. 41 - pound weignt per pair. Bound in matching sateens. Heavy napped quality will give long wear. Colorful block plaids . ‘of rose, blue, goid, green, orhid and cedar, not less than 5% wool. Sat-

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Girls Warm

- WINTER ii COATS

~ Specially Priced

1 $49

Sizes 7 to 14

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Ful cut, double yokes, in stripes and plain colors. izes, 69c,

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