Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1939 — Page 15

FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939

12 NEW DETOURS LISTED AS ROAD WORK IS PUSHED

Total Over State System of Highways Now Is 31; Five Are Lifted.

A new peak in highway construction was reached this week, resultimg in the addition of 12 new detours and bringing to 31 the total number established over the state system Five old detours were lifted following the completion of construction work. They were on Road 22 at mount, Road irom the BooneHamilton County lihe east. 63 south of Hillsdale and Road 229 from Napoleon to Batesville. Detours now in effect are: Ind. 3—South of Markle, 6, miles rave and Ind 116

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3 miles ove: ianapolis to Noblescity streets, Roads 31 local traffic from InY Countv line of Buffalo, 3 miles over Near Headlee to Roval Canter MNiies over XY ve i. 18—From Ill.-Ind. line to U. &. 41 miles over gra 26—East of | and ] 28—West of Prankfort

ve Portland, 3 miles aver stone roads 6 miles ave:

31-—From Scotftsbhurg ton Austin. miles aver Road: 56. 3 and 256 Ind. 32—From Dover tn Lehanon 10 miles over aravel; from Anderson to Chesterfield. 10':; miles over pavement and Road 67 and east of Muncie. 8 miles pve: Ine and county paved and bituminevus roads U.S. 33 AVEr county abd north J. 8. 35—In

Southeast nf Goshen. 3 miles road and from U. 8. § wast miles over Roads 6 and 13 Muncie and north, 2 miles over eity county pavement U. 8 36—Just west of Indianapolis. passenger cars and cks under 10 feet high about 1: mi U. 8. 40 snd county 10 feet, about 10 miles line road Hagerstown east bituminous road 1 mile wes Cunot to miles county gravel

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e] z 40 and countv 32—From miles aver county Ind. 42—From Road 43. 12 and Ind. 43 Ind. 44 —West nf Franklin Road 144 and county Ind -East of over gravel and bituminous roads Ind. 56—FProm Madison to Vevav, miles over Roads 62. 250 and 129 7 Ind. 64, 33 |: 4

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13 miles over nil mat 55~ Newtown, about 5 miles

37—BRetween Erskine and over Ind. 41 and Ind. 1d, 58—West of Bedford, 13'% Road 450 and county gravel 60 ~Near Pekin, 8 miles aver coun-

miles

—From Sulphur ta Leavenworth over Roars 64 and 68 129. 7 miles over Ind. 250 and

1 Jct. Roads 52 and 121 to les over Roads 52 and 1 Bargersville south. 7 1 1 Road 44 t about

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A.C. TO START DEBT PAYMENTS

New Realty Firm Organized With M. F. Landoraff as Resident Agent.

Pavment accumulated hills of Indianapolis Athletic Club was to begin today following the formsation of a new club and realty comthis week According to Howard S. Young. irustee in bankruptcy, the club owes £18000 for supplies furnished during last September. This amount will be paid in full, he said. Other debts will be paid with revenue notes and stock in the new Indianapolis Athletic Club Realty Co. The firm's incorporation papeis were filed with the Secretary of State vesterdayv Russell E. Brown, O. W. Storer and W. O. Jenkins. preferred stockholders the former realty company. are incorporators of the new one. The resident agent is Mavburn F. Landgraft There ars 11.000 shares nf $1 the new realty

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par vahie stock 1n company A percentange of the realty compantv's earnings will be turned over to under the new lease which is to be in effect 25 vears. Under the plan. the realtv company is to receive from 6'. to 10 per cent of the club's revenue Incorporation papers were led Wednesday for the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Inc On June 16 claims totaling $22.533 will be presented by attorneys emploved during the reorganization

PLAYS AGAIN AFTER TURPENTINE TASTE

Barbara Jean Bowley, who won't be two until August, was playing as nisual today, none the worse from the effects of a big swallow of turpentine. Barbara Jean's father, Harold, # plumber, was painting last night at the home. 610 N. Euclid Ave. He left a hottle of turpentine on 8 nearby table Barbara Jean

the ground owner as rent

was just curious.” her mother said. “She reached for tie hottle and took a swallow and it made her sick.’ The child was taken to City Hospita] for treatment and then was taken back home and went to sleep “She's all right.” her mother said. N\ «Surely. she’s up and around and plaving as usual.”

CAPEHART DECLARES 6. 0. P. ‘ONLY HOPE,

ANDERSON, June 2 (U. P.).—The Republican Party is the one force | to “re-establish the tradition of freedom of the courts,” Homer E. Capeheart of Buffalo, N. Y., and Washington. Ind.. told a Madison County Republican meeting last night “Our people are worn out with the | fight of bitterness and strife which |: has been going nn for the last eight

vears in our nation,” Mr. Capehart

sala The nation is praving. he asserted for men in public life who “will do nothing more or less than just be fair to all and return prosperity to our nation and keep us out of war.”

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A little more than 10 per cent of the 3014 pupils who will graduate from Indianapolis high schoois witiin a few davs have a definite promise of a job while a third them plan to go to college This was shown today by answers to a questionnaire which reached 2713 ‘of ‘the ‘total ‘expected to graduate. Either now. or after college, more than a third will go into business and about 8 per cent. or 260, expect to be skilled workmen. The number going into business includes the 342 girls who expect to be stenographers, almost half the total in this category.

to get jobs for a while and then go on to college The largest that of stenographer. reaching. represented 158 girls and 57 boys There will be one nurse for each doctor. Seventy boys and 11 girls want to be doctors and 81 girls will go into nursing. Two girls said they wanted to be aviators. Seven girls would like to be airline hostesses. One boy plans to be a golf professional. Four are going in the Navy and six in the Army. One boy already has decided to be an entomologist. Another boy in the same school would be a signpainter.

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