Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1936 — Page 10

TO MORROW

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‘See Santa in Penney's

Toyland

io Third Floor will be open to All! ~wonderful trains, autos and

Dad a boy again . . . beautiful dolls, will love! Toys for children of all

riety of things Penney’s has

be st one ever! Toys at Sensational

8 tomorrow morning at 8:45

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Doyle Zaring «above) is alist those working for the success of

| the presentation of the Ballet

‘Ruse De Monte Carlo at the Mura, t Theater Dec. 7 and 8 under sponsorship of the Junior Cham‘ber of Commerce. Other coms - mitfee members are Robert Orbison, Harold Bredell, Lee Huey Jr., Ralph Swingley, Francis Hughes, Russell Townsend Jr., Evan Walker, Wilford S. Hartman, Edward J. Green, Henry Pierce and George Fotheringham.

ESTABLISH OFFICE

FOR SPENCER STAFF

# An additional office is to be established in the Courthouse for Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer’s investigation staff. ‘The new office is to be on the third floor in the room formerly used for the old-age pension offices. “I am going to ask the county

‘commissioners to remodel my office

on the second floor and make two

.rooms out of the present five small

offices,” Mr. Spencer said. The new office on the third floor is to be used by Ray Seidel, investigator, and three deputy prosecutors.

|POWER RATE CASE

TO RESUME MONDAY

Further detalled appraisal and inventory testimony is to be heard when the Indianapolis Power and

§ | Light Co. case is resumed Monday

at 10 before the Public Service Commission. Charles W. Spooner, Chicago engineering consultant for the utility, outlined methods used in preparing the 20-volume inventory during the hearing yesterday. The work was

|| started more than two years ago.

If it covers the of |: floor .’. we have it” pil

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Widening of Traffic Hazards |

- Would Cost $25,000,000, Adams Estimates.

One of the most perplexing‘high-

way problems now facing: Indians is the presence of more than 2000 bridges and culverts that are too | narrow for trafic requirements, James D. ® Adams, highway come

‘| mission secretary, said today.

In the last four years, hE said, Spproxiiately. 3000 of these have been widened. To.widen the ree mainder, which have roadway ob ances of 20 feet or less, would ree quire an expenditure of between 25 and 30 million dollars, he said. ~ “The present generation enjoys a fine inheritance of highways which have been improved until they rather adequately serve the motor< ing public,” Adams said “Bridges and EL also a part of this inheritance, are however, frequently inadequate.

Claim Many Lives “More than 1900 of them on the 9000-mile state highway system, have a clearance ranging from 20

down to 11 feet. These narrow structures claim many lives ane nually and some of the most tragic . accidents occur at these points. The public insists that they be widened but we face an almost prohibitive replacement cost.” The Highway Commission exe pects to continue its present pro gram of widening as many of the narrow bridgés and culverts: each year as available funds will permit, Mr. Adams added, but until the program can be completed, motor= ists must heed the warning signs Plated on ejther side of these strucures The ‘widening of narrow bridges and culverts on the staté highway system has been a part of the shouldering widening program initiated in 1933 as a safety and work relief measure. To date the right-of-ways have been widened on 1800 miles of state highways. ‘

TWO JOIN ARMY RANKS

Ursil R. Todd, son of Mrs. Fairy B. Todd, 5112 Carvel-av, and James L. Self, son of John B. Self, 147 S.

United States Army and were as~ signed to the Eleventh Infantry at Fort Benjamin Harrison, the Ine dianapolis recruiting. oftie ans nounced today. = : Fred Mason Warner of Laurel,

881 | Ind, enlisted in the Navy from the

local recruiting office. He left immediately for the Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Ill. Upon completion of a three months’ training period he is to be sent to a ship

of the fleet,

Oriental-st, have enlisted in the

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