Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1941 — Page 16

WOULD CUT,

| TRAVEL BUDGET

& Times Spesial > WASHINGTON, May 30—Part of the proposed saving in non-defense expenditures should be made in the Government's travel budget, which will run about $150,000,000 in this fiscal year, Rep. Wesley Disney (D. Okla.) ‘said today. = Rep. Disney is a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, which is endeavoring to write the proposed $3,500,000,000 tax bill. - He recently specified savings of $1,800,000,000 which he thought could be made in non-defense expenditures. ~‘Today he pointed out that the Federal Government’s traveling expenses in fiscal 1940 came to $99,286,641, and that the prospect for fiscal 1941 was a travel bill of about $150,000,000. “This vast sum,” he said, “would buy some battleships, a lot of airplanes, and an immense amount of panzer division equipment.”

“ODDS” AGAINST SLOT DEVICE RENO, Nev. (U. P.).—Police no Jonger are certain the chances are greater ‘against the slot machine player than againlst the machine. In a local $1 slot machine, they found 40 leaden slugs cut and filed

to dollar size.

Session Sunday

Dr. B. J. Palmer

The spring meeting of the Indiana Bureau of Chiropractic will be held Sunday at the Antlers Hotel. Hundreds are expected to attend. Dr. B. J. Palmer, president of the Palmer School of Chiropractic, and the Chiropractic’ Health Bureau and director of the B. J. Palmer Chiropractic Clinic at Davenport, Ia. will be the speaker for both morning and afternoo sessions. Dr. Thomas J. Byrne of Evansville, president of the Bureau, will preside. Dr. Carlton F. Carey of Alexandria is Se

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DETOURS LIFTED ON 4 HIGHWAYS

That on 31 From Rochester To Argos Will Be Closed Again Monday.

Three detours were lifted during the late week on Roads, 36, 38 and 431, clearing those routes for holiday traffic. An extensive ‘detour on Road 31, from Rochester and Argos, was opened yesterday to accommodate the week-end traffic and will be closed again Monday. Detours now in effect on the high-

way system are:

Ind. 1—From Cedarville to Spencerville, 10 Ailes over county roads. Ind. 1—From Hagerstown north 13 miles

over count gravel and U. 8S. 36. (Open

Saturday, May 31.) Ind. 1—From_ Wayne-Randolph county line to Modoc, 7 miles over county roads. Ind. 2—From U. S. 20 east, 7 miles over U. 8S. 2 and county oil mat. Ind. 3—From Charlestown north 22 Ind. 352. oh 21 miles over 62 and 3 Ind. 3—From Mt. Summit to i 23 miles over U. S. 36. county pavement and U. S. 35. (8-Ton bridge.) Ind. 3—From Muncie to Naritord OF 27% miles over Roads 35. 221 and 2 Ind. 3—From Markle to Wasneqale trucks 26 miles over Roads 224 and passenger cars detour between Zaneovil and Waynedale 12 miles over resvilley gravel and Ind. 1. Ind. Ai Marion to Huntington, trucks 41 miles over Roads 18, 3 and 5. (Trucks may .use Roads 18 and 1 from Marion to Ft. Wayne.) nd. 9—From Columbia City north, 7 miles over Ind. 109 and county gravel. "nd. 13—From 1 mile west of Point Isabel north, 12 miles over county road and Roads 35, 513 and 21. Ind. 13—From North Manchester. north 102 miles over county roads. Ind. 17—From Burr Oak to Plymouth, 9 "miles over county road. = Ind. 19—From Chili no a2 ig 16. 5 miles over county road and I U. 8. 24—Northeast of I 14% Ties over Roads 9 and 114. Ind. 26—From 1afeyeste Js Rossville, 23 miles over Roads 52. 38 a Ind. 26—East of Dk . miles over oun gravel. Ind. 26—East of Portland, 2'2 miles over city streets, county oil mat and stone. Ind. 28—From Ind. 1 to Ridgeville, 8 miles over Ind. 1 and county gravel. (4 Miles extra for trucks at Pennsylvania R. R. crossing.) Ind. 29—From 1 mile north of Madison to Versailles, 43 miles over county pavement, Roads 7 a 0. Ind. 29—From Middlefork to Burlington. T%2 miles gret Rogds 26, dust treated gravel and U 35. U.S. Ny 3 miles north of Speed. 1 mile run-around over dust treated stone. U. S. 31—Gaps from Austin to U. S. 50. shout 40 miles over Roads 256. 3 and 30. U. 31—Closed from Franklin to south city Sis of Greenwood; detour 25 miles from Franklin to Indianapolis over Roads 144 and 135. U. iF) 31—Passenger cars from Rochester to Argos. 22 miles over Roads 25, 331 and 10; trucks 31 miles Roa 25. and 30. (This etour will ry lifted 3%

3 Porstion Day traffic—May 29-30-31 and

d. 32—From Crawfordsville to Lebanon, 28" miles over . 34, county oil mat, Reaves Ind. 532 and 39 Ind. 39—From Frankfort north to Rossville. 14 miles over Roads 75 and 26. Ind. 39—From Ind. 18 north to Monticello, 22 miles over Roads 18. 43 and 24. (Local detour over county roads, A Daioh to Monticello.) . S. 40—Closed from Brazil to Putnamfield to Bridgeport:

| line east, 2%2 miles over county grave

marked detour 83 Bm from Terre Haute | to Indianapolis over Roads 41 and (Through traffic from Indiananolis to | Vincennes may use Ind. 67.)

Ind. 44—From Johnson-Shelby pounty

Ind. 46—From Ind. 59 40 Spencer, 44

| miles over Roads 59. 42 a

Ind. 48—From Hymera to Junction Ind. oy ig miles over county roads and 159. 50—From Washington east. 1 mile ove Si streets and countv concrete. —From Junction Roads, 6. 51 and 130° Sota 8'2 miles over U. S. and city streets. Ind. 55-—From Pine Village to Atkinson. 10" ‘miles over .nd. 26, county gravel and

. 56—From miles northeast > Greendale to ei 18%, miles over U. 50 and county bituminous road. Noro road.) Ind. 59—From Sandborn north. 9 miles over ni 67 and county gravel. Ind. 60—From Junction Ind. 335 to BenLy 30 miles over 335, 150 and 111. Ind. 61—From Boonville north, 9 miles over city streets. Ind. 62, county oil mat and gravel. Ind. 62—From about 2 miles east of Evansville to Boonville, 23 miles over New Green River Road and Roads 66 and 261. Ind. 109—South of Wolf Lake, 3 miles over county gravel. Ind. 114—West of North Manchester. 1172 nibs over Ind. 15 and county gravel. nd. 118—From Junction Roads 116 and 118 east 3 miles over Ind. 116 and county oil mat. Ind. 159—From Bicknell to Freelandville,

dl 8% files over Ind. 67, county oil mat an

nd. 167—From Albany to Dunkirk, 6: miles over Ind. 67 and county road. Ind. 203—From Junstion Ind. 3 to Ind. 56, 8 miles over Roads nd 56. Ind. 234—From Ind. 5 os Jamestown, 28 miles over Roads 43 and 34. Ind. 246—From Patricksburg to Spencer DS miles : over county gravel and

Ind. 257—About 3 miles southeast of Wepunguon 41, miles over county gravel. (5-Ton Tod, 267—Closed from Brownsburg north 52, detour 21 miles from BrownsPs - Lebanon over Roads 34 and 39. Ind. 318—From Ind. 303. near Keystone. to Ind. 1, 8%2 miles over ‘Ind. 303. county gravel 5 Ind. 1. Ind. 335—From Crandall to Junction Ind. 64. 8 miles over 335, 135 and 64.

Ind. 337—About 3 Hy southeast of OrJeans, 5 miles over county gravel 350—From Osgood to Milan, 18 miles or, sy Yi 29, 50 and 1. Ind. 356—East of Petersburg 2 miles over Ind. 61 and county gravel. Ind. 356—From U. S. 31 to Ind. 3, 15 miles over Roads 31. 56 and 3. Ind. 403—From East of Speed to Road 3. = miles over county gravel and Ind. 3.

727—From Helmer to a north of Ashley. 6 miles over Ind. 327 and county grave

16 AT 1, U, ELECTED TO PHI BETA KAPPA

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May 30.— Sixteen Indiana University seniors of the College of Arts and Sciences, including four from Indianapolis, have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic society. Initiation will be held Monday morning, commencement day. The new pledges are: Morton A. Fineman, chemistry, Kearny, N. J.; Kathryn Jane Alexander, French, Bloomington; Selma Liff, economics, Ft. Wayne; Betty Jane Williams, French, East Chicago; Virginia “Ann Davis, journalism, Indianapolis; Isidore S. Edelman, chemistry, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gardiner H. London, Spanish, Indianapolis; Richard J. Houk, geoggraphy, Logansport; Robert G. Reno, geology, Indianapolis; Joseph Seltzer, French, Chelsea, Mass.; Pauline W. King, history, Thomasville, N. C.; Ruth E. Pierpont, English, Indianapolis; Dora E. Lanier, ‘English, Ft. Wayne; Evelyn G. Burch, Latin, Somerville; Eileen C. Collier, French, Bloomington, and Earl C. Ulen Jr. history, Lebanon.

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