Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1941 — Page 26

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5 NEW DETOURS ‘SET UP IN WEEK

Highway Boards Lists Those Closed During The Period.

Five new detours were established on state roads last week. They are on Road 14 just west of Winamac; Road 60, from Mitchell to Salem; Road 124, from the Wa-bash-Miami county line to Mt. Etna; Road 156, from Vevay to Patriot, and Road 350, from Osgood to Milan. Detours now in effect are:

Ind. 1—From Milan to Road 48, about 7 miles over county gravel. South of Ind. 2 7 a over county oil mat and

Ind. 2—From 1 mile east of Rollin Prairie to 1 mile west of South Bend, 1 miles over Roads 20 and 123. d. 3—From Muncie to Hartford City, 27% miles over Roads 35, 221 and 22. Ini. 4—From Goshen to Ind. 13, 10 miles over U. S. 33, county road and oad 13. Ind. 5—From just north of Ligonier, 1 mile over county ravel and oil mat. From Ind. 16 to Ind. 114, 13 miles over Road 16, ccunty gravel and Roads 105 ‘and 14. Ind. 9—i3etween Marion and Hu ne: ton: passenger traffic 21 miles over Roads 218 and 5; trucks 41 miles over Roads 18, 8 and 5; tricks mav use Roads 18 and 1 from Marion to Ft. Wayne. Indiana 13 Closed

ind. 13—From 1 mile west of Point IsaPel north, 12 miles over county gravel and Roads 35, 513 and 21. From junction Ind. 21 to Wab. sh, 28 miles over Roads 21 and 15. From North Manchester north, 102 miles ove county gravel Ind. :4—Just west of Winamac, 5 miles over countv gravel. Open tomorrow.) U. S. 24—Northeast of Huntington, 142 miles over Roads 8 and 114. Ind. 26—From Lafavette to Rossville, 23 (ver Roads 52, 38 and 39. East of . 3 miles over county gravel of Portland. 22 miles over City streets, county oil mat and stone. . 20—From 1 mile north of Madison to Versailles, 43 miles over county pavement and Roads 7 and . U. S. 31—From Austin to U. S. 50, about 40 miles over Roads 256 and 530. (Through traffic may follow Ind. 7, Columbus to North Vernon, then Roads 3 and 56 to ottsbur>.) From Ind. 18 north to Peru, 7 mies over Roads 18 and 21. Ind. 32—From Crawfordsville to Dover, 20 miles over Ind. 34, county oil mat and gravel, and . 1D. U. S. 36—From Losantville (Bronson) to 1712 miles over county pavement

14 Miles on Road 27 Ind. 30—From Frankfort north to Rossyille. 14 miles over Roads 75 and 3 (Traffic from Lafayette to Frankfort use Roads 28 and 52.) i U. S. 40—Closed from Brazil to Putnamyille, and from Plainfield to Bridgeport; gnarked detour 83 miles from Terre Haute to Indianapolis over Roads 41 and 36. {Through traffic from Indianapolis to Vincennes may use Ind. 67.) Ind. 46—From junction Ind. 29 to Batesgills, 20!» miles over Roads 29 and 229. 4d. 48—From Jasonville east, 3 miles over Ind. 59, county gravel and city streets. : U. S. 50—From Washington east, 1 mile @ver city streets and county gravel U.S I From junction Roads 6, 51 and 430 north 8!2 miles over U. S. 6 and city streets. . Ind. 55—From Pine Village to Atkinson, 10 miles over Ind. 26, county gravel and U. Ss

Ind. 56—From 2 miles northeast of Greendale to Dover, 1812 miles over U. S. 50 and county bituminous road. (Narrow road.) i Ind. 39—From Sandborn north, 8 miles over Ind. 67 and county gravel. . Ind. 60—From Mitchell to Salem, 33 miles over Roads 37 and 36. Ind. 61—From Boonville north 9 miles over city streets, Ind. 62, county oil mat

and gravel. ¥8 Miles Closed

Ind. 62—From about 2 miles east of Evansville to Boonville, 23 miles over

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CURTISS AIRPLANES ‘BAG’ 41 NAZI GRAFT

BUFFALO. N. Y., Aug. 15 (U.P). —Maj. Gen. George H. Brett, chief

of the Army Air Corps, has disclosed that Curtiss Tomahawk warplanes, presumably piloted by the British, destroyed 41 and damaged 63 “enemy” aircraft in one sector of the European war between May 15 and June 23. He told workers at the dedication of a new $18,000,000 Curtiss-Wright Corp. plant yesterday that “the product of your workmanship” had brought down 25 “enemy” planes and damaged 25 more in combat. In addition, eight more “probably” were destroyed. Within the same period, he added, they destroyed 16 “enemy” planes ou the ground and damaged 38. He based the figures on reports given Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, chief of the U. S. Army air forces “by an authoritative source.”

New Green River Road and Roads 66 9

and 261. % ‘ ! Ind. 101—From U. S. 30 north, 15% miles} over U. S. 30, county oil mat and county | gravel. : Ind. 105—From Banguo to Andrews, miles over county oil mat, Ind. ¢ an county gravel. North of Ind. 16, 3 miles over Ind. 16 and county gravel i Ind. 109—From South of Wolf Lake, 3 miles over county gravel. From Knightstown .0 junction Ind. 234 23 miles over| Roads 40, 209 and 234. In Madison County, | north of Ind. 38, 2 miles over Ind. 38 and | county gravel g Ind. 114—East and west of North Man26 miles over Ind. 15, county d Roads 113 and 105. . 118—From junction Road 116 east 8 miles over Ind. 116 and county oil mat. Ind. 120—From Howe to Brighton, 18

miles over Roads 8, 20 and 3. Ind. 121—From U. S. 52 to Connersville, 27 miles over U. S. 52 and Ind. 1. Ind. 124—From Wabash-Miami_ count fine to Mt. Etna, 22 miles over Ind. 9 an county gravel. | Ind. 155 From Troy to St. Meinrad, 23 miles over Roads 66, 245, 162 and 62. From Vevay to Patriot Ind. 156—From Vevay to Patriot, 23 hiles over Roads 56 and 230, i“ Ind. 150—From Bicknell to Fretlandville 81% miles cver .nd. 67, county oil mat and Ind. 58. . 165—From near Johnson to Owensyille, 7 miles over county gravel and Ind.

ind. 167—From Albany to Dunkirk, 62 tiles over Ind. 67 and county ravel, d. 221—From junction Ind. 124 to ton, 14 miles over Roads 124 and 5. _ 341—From 1 mile north of Monroe City to U. S. 50, about 7 miles over county gravel and U. S. 50. Ind. 267- Closed from Brownsburg north to U. -. 52 detour 21 miles from Browns-

burg to Lebanon over Roads 34 and 3S.

Ind. 318—From Ind. 303, near Keystone,

. 1. 3:%» miles over Ind. 303, county and Ind. 1. ; d. 350—From Osgood to Milan, 18 miles over Roads 29. 50 and 1. Ind. 356—East of Petersburg, 2 miles over Ind. 61 and county gravel. From U. S. 31 to Ind 3, 15 miles over Roads 31, 56 and 3. Ind. 727—From Helmer to just north of Ashley 6 miles over Ind. 327, county gravel and Ind. 727.

USE FLESH OF DEAD IN PLASTIC SURGERY

MOSCOW, Aug. 15 (U. P).—Red Army surgeons say it’s no longer necessary to graft a patient’s own flesh in perform ng plastic surgical operations. They use tissue, “ones and sometimes even blood from corpses. Foreign correspondents were taken through a hospital, formerly a school, where some of the most urgent cases were being treated. They were shown soldiers whose noses and ears had been blown off and who now are recovering with | little trace of disfigurement. The chief surgeon said it seldom| was necessary to transfuse blood | from a corpse because there was an abundance of donated blood in liquid and dried forms.

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