Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1937 — Page 21

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STANDARD MARK FOR NO-PASSING TONES DECREED

Yellow Circles Will Notify Drivers to Stay In Line.

All State highway engineers have been instructed to standardize the marking of “no-passing” zones on Indiana roads, Earl Crawford, State Highway Commission chairman, reported today. The last Legislature passed an act requiring establishment of these zones wherever motorists do not have a minimum of 750 feet sight distance ahead. A yellow circle, 24 inches in diameter, will notify motorists they are entering a “no-passing” zone. A yellow line will parallel the black center line on curves and hills where there is limited vision.

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THEFTS, POLICE SAY

| | Police today arrested three youths | and said they had confesed a series | of petty thefts in the Fountain | Square district. | They charged the oldest, who was | 20, with violating the firearms act, | alleging they found a revolver in his possession, One of the trio, 15, was charged with juvenile delinquency and sent to the Juvenile Detention Home. The other, 16, was charged with vagrancy. Officers said they found [15 radiator caps, a bicycle and two

| bicycle frames at the youths’ homes.

COLE BROS. RETURN "TO ROCHESTER SOON

THREE YOUTHS ADMIT |

ROCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 14 (U. | P.). — Summer must be about { ended. | The Cole Brothers Circus will re(turn to winter quarters here Oct. (29, according to an announcement today by owners Zack Terrell and | Jess Adkins. The Circus has been | playing the Western and Southern | states the last two months,

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Woman and Man Will Face Charges Today.

Two persons arrested yesterday on charges of violating the 1935 slot machine act were to appear in Municipal Court today. William Kinkendall, 29, of 430 Massachusetts Ave, was arrested after police said they found a marble machine in a filling station a: 921 E. Washington St.

At 1431 E. Washington St. police said they found two marble machines, Miss Peggy White, 21, of 101 N. Riley Ave., was arrested.

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