Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1940 — Page 31

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1. 8. TO SHARE IN FEEDER ROAD ~ PROJECT COSTS

1s Miles in State to Be - Improved in Next Year.

"The improvement of 113 miles of feeder roads in 25 counties at a bs of $1,581,314 is scheduled during he coming year, T. A. Dicus, Highway - Commission chairman, ‘an- ) today. 3 Costs will be snared by the U, S. Teenie Roads Administration and ithe State Highway Commission ounties required to: furnish only #huch additional rights-of-way as may be necessary on county. roads. +~ Beveral projects on the 1930 feeder Froad program are yet to be placed under contract because of delay in «securing rights-of-way. These projects will be started as soon as: they ‘mre obtained.

‘Most on State Roads

: “A majority of the projects are on otare ilighways which are a part of «the feeder road system. en These projects include, by couna oS bri ty josd on on the Puls Pull

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HALL — Grading ges on 9.7m of on-Marshall to Road Yo

2 on AND JENNINGS — on SLR 2 § t ajsionn lo to Road 3 at Commister.

. DBKALB * STEUBEN Grading s8tructure Di and surfacing 5.6 iio #*oI Road 727 from Road 3 > Ashi ley, In Elkhart i. pILEHART-G rade and line rey der and Strucpure widening an Bich ating 8 Road 1a" on Road 4

No ting with secondar; au ace, rs Segnatsuciing 85 fom Ben. wo ~Warr: on County line north to Road 2 in Or rd. —Grad! small sfiietu es and or Ba iy res ana ightstown B Rey to "Maple

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“Valle RANDOLPH Grading, small structures 308 gigi 10 = on Road 36, from

GREENE-—Relocatin; rading and surWaoing 3 335 fee east of f Hoa § 209 Rr ‘Road EE er on facing 17.3 oi 108. 1 TO -. Foud 5 x i. pencer-Perry County line

orth a Two Bridges on Road 8 LAPORTE—Two bridges ad 4.5 ples and six miles 0 of "LaCrosse > , -— Gr ng. iy Staos and : on ab sarrace on mil es of Road 75, om infon-Catroll fine! orth. GE—Gr and ins revision, “shoulder rracing OF

and structure extension sand pu Facing 8 miles of Road 130, trom WABASH

: WHITLEY —8hould widans wig tus, een, wiley S ¥ S on 0 114, rom North, Mane al east to Hunt-

Ingt Sohn wr ry yi Stabilized ures e 7.41 miles on Ro “41 cast ig, Rorth edge of Pine ¢ village.

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AN—Grading, small structures and Joh Biles” on Road . i 144, from

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pit sing. zag 241, from Monroe “acing 20 0 ~Belocuiing, grading apd ee

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vives Demands in Congress For Independent CAA.

By CHARLES T. LUCEY . Times Special Writer |

ate Investigation of the United Afr Lines crash at Chicago, which killed nine persons, was pledged today by Senator Bennett C. Clark (D. Mo.) Senator Clark heads a special

disaster which cost 25 lives three months ago, He said today his committee had authority to include the Chicago accident in its scope, as well us a Utah crash last month which killed 10. “I believe all three crashes should be studied,” Senato” Clark said, “and as soon as there are sufficient Senators in Washington to provide

the most thorough investigation possible.” Senator Clark would ‘make no comment in regard to causes of the Chicago crash, or concerning moves to restore the Civil Aeronautics Authority to its former independent status. It was regarded here possible, «| noweyer, that out of this investiga~ {tion would grow new demands that the agency ' responsible for civil aeronautics development and regulation be taken from ‘the Commerce Department, where it was placed by one of President Roosevelt’s reorganization moves. Senator McCarran (D. Nev.) has served notice ‘that he would fight in the next Congress:to restore the CAA to an independent position. Senators also have criti¢ized abolition of the Air Safety Board,

crashes and enforce safety - yrovisions. It was able to pass -independent judgment on the CAA, the air lines or anyone else. Senator McCarran h charged that “we destroyed all *gsafety assurance that was provided by law when the Air Safety Board was abolished.”

Stewardess Ninth

To Die in Crash CHICAGO, Dec, 8 (U..P.).—The death toll from the crash late Wednesday of a United Air Lines

m Road | 21-passenger plane rose to nine

persons today as Government in-

Chicago Liner Tragedy Re- 1

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—A {Sens

Senate committee named to inquire into the Lovettsville (Va.), plane] ;

a commiitee quorum, we will begin

which had power to investigate air|

Senate Plans Crash Inquiry Pledged as Stewardess Dies

. Florence Little . . . plane siewardess, 9th victim of crash.

SPANS ATLANTIC

IN SMALL BOAT

American in Miami 68-Day Crossing From Britain.

MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 6. (U. P.).= Henry B-~Clarke, an. American citizen who operates an aircraft factory in England, arrived in Miami yesterday after a perilous 68-day Atlantic crossing aboard his 97-foot ketch. Clarke, who made the trip to spend the Christmas holidays with

lyn, N. Y., and his crew of six left

| Falmouth, England, Oct. 2, after

sailing from Dartmouth a month earlier. Clarke bought the ketch Noroit after finding it was the only way to get out of England with clipper reservations booked until February and 6000 persons on the waiting

#1 list. The Neutrality Act prevented

Four Hunters Bag Deer Apiece

FOUR HUNTERS—four deer. That's the record of a party of Indianapolis hunters who returned home ‘yesterday from a trip to the snow-covered mountains of Eastern Pennsylvania. In the party were Dewey Elmore, 243 N. Mount St.; Vernon Gipson, 238 N. Tremont St.; Robert Williams, 342 N. Mount 8t., and J, R. Thompson, former Indianapolis businessman now living in Chicago. They left Indianapolis and arrived at Galeton, Pa., the next day. Mr. Elmore got the first deer Monday. Mr. Gipson fol lowed suit Tuesday, while Mr. Thompson and Mr, Williams each bagged a deer Wednesday. The temperature Tuesday night was 5 below zero, and the return trip was made ‘hazardous by sleet and a snow storm, the hunters reported.

VANDIVIER ACCEPTS

Carl Vandivier,

vestigators renewed their study of hazardous weather conditions at the time of the accident. Miss Florence Little, 22, the stewardess, died at a hospital when a blood transfusion failed to speed oer recovery from a basal skull fracture. ‘The hospital also re-

SWITZERLAND—Gr ading, ‘amall aD and surfacing nine miles on Roa ad 129, from Pleasant RR orthwers to

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former Marion County Republican. chairman, has accepted a position in the legal department of the Massachusetts Protective Companies, Worcester, Mass. Mr. Vandivier, who has practiced law here 16 years, is spending about two months in the home offices before starting his duties as a travel-

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him from sailing on a British passenger liner and no American ships call at British ports. The British Admiralty assisted him and a convoy of 30 boats accompanied him down the channel. The ketch carried a large American flag, and the stars and stripes were painted on her sides. During the crossing an Italian ketch and passed .within 200 feet, but did not fire on it. Later, with food runn low, the ketch hailed the freighter Caribbean, out of Baltimore, and obtained some supplies and cigarets. The radio failed in the channel and Clarke said he could neither send por receive messages during the | M. rip.

110220 GETS HEARING

ON BOND PLEA TODAY

The petition of Fred Iozzo asking his release from jail under bond was to be heard this afternoon in Criminal Court. : Iozzo is under indictment on a murder charge in connection with the shooting of a 16-year-old boy in

ago, The hearing was to be held before Frank A. Symmes, special judge.

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his wife and four children in Ros-| Prof.

his’ downtown tavern several weeks:

: : | Optimists ‘Hear Prof, : ‘Ross It's A

Optimist. Week throughout the gountry and the local club, in carry

ing out its part of the celebration, Cc

was to hear Prof. O. M.: Ross of Butler University at a luncheon meeting today at the Columbia Club. Ross, dean ‘of the college oy business administration, - was Soene.” on - “The. FOnanging' ene.”

Civie Club "i ‘Elect — The South Side . Civic Club will: elect officers at-a meeting Dec. 13, Arthur Paetz, president, announced today. .

Firemen’s Auxiliary to Dance— The Piremen’s Auxiliary dance will be held tomorrow night at the Hotel Antlers, Mrs. Arthur Schaffinger is general chairman and the ticket committee is composed of Mrs. James Pope and Herbert Aker. Doc Grayson’s Orchestra will play.

O.E. 8. Chapter 515 to Meet—Cumberland Chapter 515, O. E. 8. will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Cumberland Masonic Hall, Mrs, Lloyd White is worthy matron and

ing | Ivan Foley is worthy patron.

White Shrine Party Set—Patrol 6, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold its annual Christmas dinner and|win parly at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Minnie Feeser Food Shop, 2035 N. Meridian St. Mrs, Charlotte Cal~ lon is president and Mrs. Katherine Armbruster is captain of the patrol.

Hosiery Workers to Dance—Danvers Julian and his orchestra will play for the annual dance tonight of tne American Federation of Hosiery Workers, Local ‘35.

Teanslerred to Washington—-Mas. John H, Hulligan, for three years flight instructor for the 113th Observation Squadron, Indiana National Guard, has been transferred to Washington, according to word received here today.

Christmas National

uxiliary Plans “Jitney” Supper Broad Ripple Auxiliary 315, O. E. 8,, will. have a “jitney supper” and r tomorrow evening at the Broad Ripple Masonic Temple. Supper will be served from § to 7p. m, Mrs. Ruth Masten is president ‘of the auxiliary.

Shortridge "Big Show’ Tonight— Shortridge High School's “big show of the year” goes cn for its annual one-night stand tenight. | It's a carnival, dance, style show, exhibition. and variety . show with the entire schiool npened and activities in almost every room. Co-chairmen are Paul Seehausen of the history faculty and Walter C. Geisler of the chemistry department. Mrs. John Mueller is Par-ent-Teachers Association representative.

Hostess Named for Circle—Mrs. O. L. Maberry, 5148 N. Capitol Ave., will be hostess for a covered dish luncheon and Christmas party for the sewing circle of Tarum Court 14 Tuesday noon at her home, The sewing will befor Shrine hospitals.

Franklin Professor to Talk Here BE ee oak: ge ¢ ent will. address the -Scientechr Club of Indianapolis Monday non in the Board of Trade Building on “The Lost: Art of Hardening Copper.”

Craven to Address Service Club —Joe’ Craven, Indianapolis Star photographer and president of the tional Association of Newspaper Photographers, will address the Service Club of Indianapolis Monday neon, .

On WIRE Program—Dr. Joseph 8S. Skobba, Muscatatuck Colony superintendent, will be featured in a program from 5 p. m. to 5:15 p. m. tomorrow. The program deals with behing the scenes of

TURNED BANDIT

| TO SAVE HOME

Elkhart . Policeman

Says Bank Was to Foreclose On Mortgage.

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 6—A policeman who once was a hero in a gun battle with a bandit and later was elected sheriff of Elkhart County because of his bravery, today was in jail here—a confessed bandit. Edward J. Bourke, 38, an Elkhart policeman, told detectives here that several days ago a bank in Elkhart warned him that it was about to

foreclose a mortgage on his home. “I, began thinking about ways tc

finally decided to bold up some loan company,” he said.

: Took $53 in Cash

Bourke said he came here on Wednesday in a borrowed automobile and after “looking over” several

offices, decided to rob the Wimsett System Co, After losing his courage several times, he said Le masked his face and went in, binding a company employee and taking $53 in cash, ‘ Bourke was captured by the same kind of detective work that he had used to capture criminals himself many times,

Traced Denial Receipt

Detectives found a pieze of paper on the floor of the loan office—a receipt for payment of some denta’ work. Detectives learnee from the dentist the identity of his patient. "At Elkhart, Bourke’s superiors called him in and asked him to si: in as desk sergeant. Afrer the policeman had taken off his gun and hung it up, detectives called him to an inner office and arrested him He confessed a few minutes later officers said."

DIES IN TRUCK CRASH TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Dec. 6 (U. P.) —Richard Prosser, 47, was killed today when a State Highway truck collided with a panel truck driven

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