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JULY 11, 1930.
NEWLY PAVED
ROADS OPENED
IN LAST WEEK
Heavy Tourist Traffic Is
Reported by Indiana
Highway Board.
Numerous new paving jobs were
completed during the week and
roads went back Into traffic service,
the state highway department
bulletin announced today.
Tourist traffic was reported as
being heavy.
General road conditions were
listed as follows:
Ro*<l I—N.rrow h*rp turn* between
Bt*vtlle end Metimora
Rottl 3 Twenty-flve-mile detour from
Lowell to K'fcron. Run-.round at Benton.
Road 6--D*tour east of Road 49 is two
miles Detour from I.lgonler to Kendall-
Viile la 72' j miles
Road 7—Closed between Wirt and North
Vernon. TrafTle detour over state roads
Indlanapolit-Madlsor tr.ffle go via Road
39
Detours Are listed
Rosd —Detour from Greenfield to
Junction with Road 67 Is fifteen miles.
Detour south of Columbia City for heavy
traffic is S', miles. Light trsffle use
run-around. Detour between Columbia
City and Merrlam is ten miles. Detour
from one mile north of Howe to Sturgis.
Mich . Is five miles.
Road IS—Detour from Warsaw to three
miles south of Leesburg Is live miles.
Road 31—Detour from Ohio line to one
and one-half miles north of Boston Is
eieht miles.
V. 8. Road 27—Detroit three and one
half miles north of Liberty is four and
one-half miles. Bridge run-around Just
north of Deerfield. Detour Just south of
Geneva Is six and one-half miles. Detour
from rt. Wavne to De Kalb-Alien county
line is fifteen miles: twelve miles of which
is pavement Bridge run-around two and
one-half miles west of Auburn
Road 26— Detour from one mile west of
Romnev to one mile east of Romney is
three miles (Open July 15.1
Roed 29—Bridge run-around one-half
mil# south of MlchiganSown. Drive care
fully past grading gangs between Burling
ton and Mlddlefork. Bridge run-arounds
at J'j. s. 9 It and 14 miles south of
Logansport. Detour from two miles north
of Winamac to nine miles nofth account
paving is eleven mile*.
Care Urged In Driving
V. 8. Road 31— One-way traffic at north
eitv limits of Columbus. Short detour tn
Greenwood. Bridge run-around at north
edge of Carmel, over railroad tracks should
be driven carefully. Bridge run-around at
two milea north of Carmel.
Road 32— Temporary changeable detours
between Lebanon and Shannondale. Drive
slowly Just west of Noblesville.
Road 33—Detour from Sellersburg to New
Albany is nine miles over pavement.
Ro.'d 35—Detour from Salem to New
Alban is thirtv-slx miles.
Roa> j.v- Detour from junction of Roads
26 and 51 to Dana Is ten miles.
U. S. Road 40—Dustless detour for one
half mile west of Bridgeport to paved
Road 36 Into Indianapolis la two and one
half miles _ .
Other Detoura Given
Road 43—Detour from Cloverdale north
to U. S. 40 Just east of Junction la twelve
miles. Detour from Crawfordsvllle to
Lafavette is thirty-two miles. Detour from
five miles north of Lafayette to Brookston
Is eleven miles. Detour from Frances
\Ule to MedaryvilSe is nine and one-half
Detour from Medaryville to San
rierre is eighteen miles. Detour at one
mile north of Wanatah is five miles.
Rosd 44 Datour from Rushvtlle to four
and one-half miles west of ConnersvtUe
Is twelve and one-half miles.
U. 8 Road 50—Detour from one mile
east of Haydon to North Vernon is seven
miles.
: U 8 Rd 52—Datour between Anderson-
Tille and Metamora account construction
Is eight miles and will go Into effect about
July 14.
Road 53—Detour from Montmorenci to
four miles south of Wolcott ia twenty
miles. Detour at four miles north of
Rensselaer ia four miles.
DUNCAN’S FIANCE TO
•TALK’ WITH ACTOR
Faces Fncountcr With Asther
Over Actress’ Beating.
fit ( Hitril Pm
HOLLYWOOD. July 11. —Rex
Lease, movie actor, charged with
beating up Vivian Duncan, the ac
tress, has gained a brief respite
•from prosecution but was reported
today on the verge of an unpleas
ant encounter with Nils Asther,
“Miss Duncan's fiance.
While the screen colony was
compelled to wnit until July 31 to
hear Lease's trial on a charge of
.battery preferred by the "Eva” half
of the Duncan sisters’ "Topsy and
Eva’* team, it was understood that
.Asther was .ntent upon "talking"
.Ihe matter over with Lease.
: Asther, a Scandinavian film lum
inary. was said to have kept a vigil
'of several hours in front of Lease’s
Tlub, but failed to find him. Lease
has maintained silence about the
•flair.
•NEW STRIKES FEARED
‘Sympathy Walkout Likely at Butte
. Over Coal Deliveries.
JT "rent
BUTTE, Mont., July 11.—New
aympathy strikes were believed
pending, as Butte's clash between
•union and nonunion teamsters and
machinists entered its fifth day
day.
Violence was averted Thursday
©nly by heavy police protection of
nonunion workers filling to Jobs
left vacant by members of the uni-n
who walked out Monday because of
wage reductions.
The unionists have protested coal
deliveries by nonorganization men.
More than a hundred deputies have
guarded the latter. Seven persons
have been injured in outbreaks.
DANES HONOR ANDERSEN
■fiw United Prtu
ODENSE, Denmark. July 11.—The
people of Denmark turned today to
ward the quiet brook in Munke
moellestraede alley, where many
years ago Hans Christian Andersen
*at as a youth and dreamed the
rirearfls he afterward put into some
of the world's greatest fairy stories.
- Today was the 125th anniversary
of Andersen's birth, and a belated
tribute to his flights into make
believe land was begun with the
dedication of a beautiful new me
morial hall here. Saturday there
Will be an elaborate pageant where
y>ne of Andersen's stories will be
reproduced.
AUTO DEATHS INCREASE
fin Lulled Peru
• HARTFORD, Conn., July 11.—
Automobile accidents have resulted
In approximately 13,500 deaths in
the United States for the first half
the Travelers Insurance Com
pifiv estimated today on the basis
of incomplete country- wide reports.
About one thousand more persons
were killed than for the first six
months of 1929, the survey showed,
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