Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1937 — Page 40
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OILING IS CAUSE OF MAJORITY OF 13 NEW DETOURS
‘Road 37 Bypass Marked : In South Part of Indianapolis.
Oiling projects accounted for most of the 13 state road detours marked this week, it was announced today by the State Highway Commission. [Eight detours were lifted from completed projects. A detour over streets on Road 37 here led |the list of city street detours. Others were on U. S. 6 in Hammond and Highland; U.S. 12 in East Chicago, U. S. 35 in Laporte, Indiana 46 in Bloomington and Indiana 114 in North Manchester. Detours are marked as follows: Indiana 1--Two miles south of Milton, run-around for railroad crossing. From Indiana 116 ia Waynedale, 28 miles over Roads 116 anrd3. Indiana 5 From Elkhart southeast to Goshen, 8 miles over county pavement. Indiana 3— From Muncie south, 312 miles cover U. S. 35. county pavement and gravel. U. S. 6—From just east of Indiana-Illi-. nois line, eas: and south. 6 miles over city streets and county pavement. From HighJand east 1. miles over county pavement. Indiana 8—About lz-mile east of Hebron, and about 2 Ets west of LaCrosse, bridge run-arounds—drive carefully. Indiana 9—From U. S. 6 east and north 16 miles ovef Eads 6, 3 and county gravel. Indiana 10—From U. S. 35 to Argos. 27!» miles over county gravel (oiling). U.S, —From Garv to junction U. S. » i East Chicago, 10'2 miles over U. S.
Indiana 13—From north of Elwood to U. §. 35, 12 miles over county gravel (oilinz'. From Madison-Grant County line to 3 miles north of Swayzee. 15 miles over county bituminous mulch and gravel (eilin ne) Indiana 18—About 2 miles east of Flora. bridge run-around. drive carefully. Prom Converse south 2 miles over county gravel. Indiana 26—From how 7 miles east of Hartford City east miles over county gravel. From south Sait Indiana 13 to Indiana 9, 14 miles over county road, U. 5. 35 and Indiana 9 (oiling).
U. 8. 27 Is Closed
U. .. 27—From Angola north 15; miles over Indiana 827, county gravel and Michigan gravel roads. Indiana 29—Just north of LaPorte. 1 mile over county concrete and bituminous macadam U. S. 31—From Peru north—truck detour over Roads 24 and CL OR cars detour 14! miles over Roads 19 a 1 Indiana 32—From Muncie ones 1% miles over citv_ streets and county bituminous. U. S. 35—Just north of LaPorte. 1 mile over county concrete and bituminous macadare, U. S. 36—From Danville east, shoulder construction. drive carefully. Indiana 37—At south edge of IndianapgL about 2 miles over city streets and nty pavement. ) *Indiana 38— From Newcastle to Richmond, 30 miles over Roads 3 and 40 (oiling). Indiana 39—From Lanville te Lizton, road under construction—drive carefully. —From Manhattan through Greencastle to just west of Stilesville 18 miles over countv oil mat and concrete. Indiana 44—From Indiana 135 to_Franklin 8 miles over county oil mat. West of Shelbyville 12 miles over county gravel and ement. From Sheloviipe to Rushville. 26 miles over Roads 29, 244 and 3. Indiana 46—Just west of Bowling Green, =¢-mile over county gravel. From Bloomington ton Nashville, 24 miles over Roads 45 land 135. Oiling from Dover to West Harrison. traffic maintained. . 50—Just west of Brownstown, miles over county gravel. Indiana 54—About 1 mile west of U. S. 212 miles over county grave Indiana 58—O:ling between Freetown and S. 31. traffic maintained. Indiana 59—From Indiana 46 to Brazil. shoulder construction. drive carefully. Indiana 60—From Bennettsville southeast 4 Miles over Indiana 33 and county oil
ma Fottana 81—North of Yankeetown, 25 miles over couniy gravel. From Boonville to_Lynnville. 18 miles over county gravel. Indiana 62—From Indiana 66 at Leavenworth {oe Corvdon. 37 miles over Roads 66. Ff4 and 135. From Charlestown to Indiana 58. 24 miles ove: Roads 3 and 358. Oiling hetween Madison and Indiana 123, traffic m2intained. Indiana 63—One south of d 3
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56 and 37 (oiling) Tndiana 69—Southewest of Mi. 615 miles over chunty eravel rad Indiana 103—7rom S. Cactle, 14 miles aver Roads 40 55 ino). Indiana 105—From Indiana # nbrtheast 14 miles over Indiana 9 and county gravel (oiling).
Detour at Columbia City
Indiana 109—From Columbia ity te Inediana 2. 15 miles over Roads 9 and Ihaiana _114—From North Sei: fo 22d 15, 7 miles over county gravel (oil-
m adtana 14-P line to TU. gravel Ry Indiana 127—From Pokagon state nark east 612. miles over county oill mat and gravel. Indiana 129--Oiling from shdiens 62 to traffic maintain Indiana 135—Just south ne Margantown. one-way traffic. Morgantown to Trafalgar, 9 miles over county gravel and oil mst (oiling). Indiana 144—From Franklin north, 18 . 5.30. Troy Ave, and ‘Inhb Local detour from Barzers- ¢ to Franklin 14!5 miles over Roads 44 and countiv oil mat. ° 150—Between Shirkieville and detour 6 miles over county
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rom Wells-Adams countv an miles over countv
Versailles,
Is Haute, gra Tndiana 166—Closed from Tobinsport fo Indiana 66 Indiana 221—From just north of junction Indiana 22 north 3 miles over county road. gions 234—From Indiana 43 east io Tamestown. 25 miles over Roads 43 and 34. | Just west of Wilkinson 4 miles over conntv eravel and oil Indiana 233—From aoe aad north, miles over Roads 9 and 234. Indiana 236—Niling hetween Austin and Indiana 3. traffic maintained. Indiana 303—From Mon:pehier te U. S. 22 2 ke miles over Roads 5,18 and ana 335—O0iling from Tndiana 135 to rd Crandell, traffic maintained.
MERCHANT TO BUILD 600-SEAT THEATER
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Chystrition bF = [te of a new residential theater is to be started soon at 2533 W. Washington St.. according to R. W, Miller, architect. It will be a two-story. five-proof building and is expected to be completed by Sept. 15. The-owner and builder is Walter G. Brown, who is the manager of a drygoods and hardware store at 2619 W. Washington St. Its seating capacity will be 600, and it will be leased and operated by Harvey D. Orr, Iadianapolis theater owner.
PURPLE HEART FETE SET FOR TOMORROW
The Military Order of the Purple Heart is to hold a dance and frolic at 9 p. m. tomorrow at 210 E. Ohio ' St. Members of veterans’ organizations and auxiliaries are to be guests. The public is invited. The committee includes Charles Depka, chairman; Fred Brown, Henry Klein, Lee Tracy, Clifford Riggs and Commander Frank Monahan.
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Publication of Defense Data Recommended to 14 Nations
Times Special WASHINGTON. June 11.—Fourteen nations have been requested by the steering committee of| the World Disarmament, Conference to consider publication of the actual figures on their national-defense expenditures, it was learned today. } This proposal, discussed confidentially at the committee's recent Geneva meeting, is interpreted as the first step in an attempt to freeze arms expenditure on the basis of present programs, Such a plan was suggested by Premier Leon Blum of France in| The steering committee at its an interview this week with. Wil- Mit May 31 nen the gpm . ry ; ; 1a | ral European situation in an effort Liam Philip Simms, Times foreign to discover some contribution which editor, but it was not known publicly | might be made to disarmament, or at the time that it had actually been | at least to preventing further arms submitted formally to the leading |increases. powers. However, the nations represented
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DANGER ZONES MARKED Dangerous swimming holes in Marion County are being marked by red and white signs by deputies under the direction of Sheriff Ray. Approximately 125 signs, painted by County Jail prisoners, are being
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SUPERVISORS OF STATE AIR TOUR ARE ANNOUNGED
Sergt. E. E. Inman Designated to Direct Landings In 18 Cities.
Field officials to supervise the ninth annual Indiana Air Tour, which takes off at 9 a. m. Monday from Municipal Airport, were an-
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nounced today by Herbert O. Fisher and I. J. (Nish) Dienhart, tour director. ’ Sergt. E. E. Inman, Stout Field. is to supervise the landing order at each of the 18 stops on the 1500-mile aerial jaunt. Rex Risher, South Bend, is tour-master and director of lining up ships in each port. O. W. Jones, Terre Haute, is to command the three- second takeoffs. The. Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. trophy, awarded for aerial navigation from the time of takeoff, is open to pilots on the tour. The award is to be made June 19 at a banquet in Muncie. The tour is under the auspices of the Indiana Aircraft Trades Associ-
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