Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1940 — Page 10

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EXPECT SPEEDY 0. K. CN DEFENSE HOUSING

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U. P) —Housing facilities for thousands of rcarmament program workers— | which the defense commission has warned are needed to avert danger of another influenza epidemic— deemed assured teday. The House was expected to ap-| prove without delay a $100.000.000 housing grant added by the Senate to the $5,133,000.000 supplemental

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picture is included in the homecoming pictorial exhibit,

Display of Old Pictures Is Homecoming Feature

Times Special |] Howard Hubble was chairman of PITTSBORO, Ind, Aug 30.—This the picture committee and one of

| century-old Hendricks County town his most industrious helpers was of 500 is host today and tomorrow . : to former residents at the annual Mrs. Frank Fisher. She is the homecoming. daughter of the late Jasper Fisher, And this homecoming is going t0| wh o rode a high wheel bicycle here be a L tie different than those of, when he was a boy and then drove other years. In the past a pageant! an automobile when he was almost or a play depicting the town history 90. and honoring its pioneers has been| Businessmen and the Women’s staged as the feature. | Study Club are sponsoring the festit for weeks, the celebration val. Hilden Ayres the banker, is iittee has had picture scouts general chairman of the committee. llecting photographs of early] There are rides and amusement ’ittsboro and its citizens. [concessions in the main street. So today, as the celebration’s fea-! Horse pulling contests and other several hundred pictures of events will be held in the school homesteads, conveyances, in-| yard. There will be street dancing i¢ townsmen of early days,| tonight and tomorrow night. There old taverns and social gatherings are food and refreshment stands are on exhibition in the basement and the street has taken on a carniof the Met hodist Church. ' val appearance and spirit.

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All but three of the main highways leading into Indianapolis will Extended be free of detours during State Fair week And the It's the Convenient effect will ~ Fair traffic "ay to Better Clothes : ’ " ay to Be €1 C (01 hue bs officials said.

The “Fair”

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Use Our Payment Plan detours not interfere much with Highway Commission

of Sellersburg to Austin; Road 34, closed from one-half mile east of New Ross to Jamestown, and Road 29, closed from Middlefork north to

the junction with Road 18. Detours in effect are:

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roads affected by de- | we: tours are Road 31, closed from north | miles ov nd

| miles ol rer Roads 35 and 2:

over Reads 150. 135. 56. 3 and Ind. 34—F

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Roads Free

Of Detours for Fair Week

S. 20 to point south t 1sle, 7'2 miles over U. S. 20 an 1a county oil mat 3—_From 2 miles southwest of Wes tport to Ind. 46. 9 miles over county gravel from Zanesville to Ft. Wayne— enger cars 15 miles over county gravel, ty EE and city streets: trucks from Ind 18 to Ft. Wayne, 58 miles over ads Be 224 and 27 nd From U. S. 20 east and north, 5 mi les 3 er U. S. 20 and county gravel. S 6 -From Ind.-Ohio State Line '» miles over county gravel g— From Columbia City north. 7 r Ind. 109 and county gravel.

Allen-Whitley county miles ov er Ind. 9 and countv grave U 20—Closed from east of Michigan | City Ss to Ind. : DEgegeer cars 15 trucks 29 s over Roads 43 and 2. d. 25—East of Fai rmount, 3 miles over 1, mile west to ! 3 miles over county

uy, ravel: from Je cast of Sedalia. rat

28—From Albany to Ridgeville, 13 ver Ind. 67 and county gravel. 29—From North Madison to Ver1 43 miles over Roads 107. 7 and see detour on U. S. S. 30—East and west of Valparaiso: und traffic from Road 330 east of aiso north and west 5% miles over 230—eastbound traffic Valparaiso 5, Road 330, 3 miles over Roads 2 —Closed from just north of Selure 3 Austin: passenger cars 38 miles er Roads 403, 3 and 256: trucks detour from New Albanv to Columbus 108 miles

12 mile east of New Ross miles over county gravel

1d. 29) —Closed from Middleto north junction 18: 26 miles over and gravel J and Ind. 18: rule 55 oa 26, 31, 24; ieucks en route to ‘Logansport 1 1se Roads 431,

41—North edge of Evansville, 1 Foner City streets, county pavement In > Ind. 42 SrTom Ind. 43 east. 4 miles over ntv grav 3 43 -North of West Lafavette, 51; les over S. 52. county oil mat and tv er d SY t of Rushville, 2; S. 32 and county road. 1d. 45—From Huntingburg mil les over citv streets and county oil mat: from Loogootee north to Bramble. 12 miles over countv gravel, Ind 47—From Ind. 234 to Crawfordsville, niles over Roads 234 and 43. nd. 51—From U. S. 6 to East Gary. 4 niles over courtv oil mat. nd. 55—From Fowler north to U. 8. 24, es over U. S. 52. county stone and

60—From In 37 to about 6 miles st of Mi rehell, 8 miles over Ind. county stone road—Old Road 60 ys for traffic from Ind. 37 30 Li] State Park: from Salem sville. 40 miles over Roads 135, 159

miles

From Sulphur to Ind. 66 near

0 miles over Roads 37. 64 nd south Ne Charlestown, 9

v,2rave. and Roads 403

nd. 129 to Dillsboro, 21 miles |

d 50 -Closed from U. 8

40 at B “to A mieciral Airport: i

detour 4 miles S. 40. .Lvndhurst Drive, Southern

20% and Hich School Road—Airport traf- | fic from

lanapoli s follow U. S. 40 w | to_Lvndhurst Drive. then south i Ind. 114— From Ind. 15_to North Manchester, 11 iles : Ind. 15. county ee Ss.

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ke Hy mtington- . 8 miles over Ind. 5 and

Ind 3 to Ind. 56, 10!% Ss 3 and 56 Delphi to U. S. 35 18 25. countv oil mat and

S. 24—_From Markle to Ind. 17 nile ver Roads 116 and 1. X i nd ‘234 From 2 miles west of Rmsmap io vs th” miles over county gra: I 25. From | Ind. 162. south of Lincoln t 0 1 miles Sout h of Dal e over Jroads 162 and 57a nd —From Ft 24 les “over U. S. Ind. 550—From Bro ceville to Emison. 16 miles over Roads 67 and 4 41

MEXICO TO ACCEPT SPANISH LOYALISTS

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 30 (U. P.).

Ww ayne te Auburn.

| —Mexico and France have signed | Mexico |

‘an agreement whereby agrees to throw open her doors to | Spanish Loyalist refugees in France, |it was learned authoritatively here

i | today.

It is estimated that there are | 250,000 Spanish refugees presently in France, but it is understood hat Mexico has not agreed to take them all, principally because of | transportation difficulties. Official quarters denied that Mexico is negotiating with the United States to charter American ships.

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