Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1947 — Page 17

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CARVER, ‘Mass, Feb. 5 (U, P.)— weryor-old Irma Santos, Plymp- , Was reported “resting comfort. bly” at a hospital today, She was ost two and a half day’ in freez-| n Weather in the Cranberry bog! ption of this Cape Cod village. She was found asleep in a woodswamp. Bhe had collapsed from xhaustion after wandering several niles shoeless through the frozen nderbrush, | Doctors sald she was suffering

| prom hunger, shock and exposure. |

her parents were visiting riends here.

she told her rescuers that she,

from a group of playmates! nd he next thing I knew I was

$2000 Fire Damages

arehouse Here A $2000 fire destroyed garment

js and other supplies in a. Gregg.

Son, Inc. warehouse, 1001 ‘S. Delaware st., today, There was little amage to the brick building. .C. O. Hinkley, manager, said there no clothing in the cleaning irm building.

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A Maslin of ‘the ladies auxiliary to the!

ational it be held a al at 40%

Jissiation of Machinists p. m, lomerrow in the s 8G

Pros E. 8. auxiliary will hold a overe wv rig dinner at noon Friday.

THE WEATH ER FOTOCAST:. ACME TELERHO a + PREVIEW of U.S. WIATHER BUREAU. DEPT. of commence FORECAST --- PERIOD 0 ENDING PI0AMST 2:6 - -

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST. SUMMARY: Cold northwesterly winds will make the eastern Great Lakes region, north and middle Atlantic states the coldest part of the U. 8. tongiht.

The gales along the Atlantic coast will abate by tomorrow morning, except for continued strong westerly winds forecast off the northern New England seaboard, Southerly breezes will carry mild air through the Plains states to the Canadian border and produce warmer conditions west of the Mississippi. Colder weather is in store for

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| hold a benefit card party Monday at £ 11:30 p. m. in the Food Craft Shop. : Mrs. Goldie Gleason is party chair & man.

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tthe Everson Bible class. Mrs. Ruth, . Donski will have charge. ¥

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Florida as the freezing line dips southward to Lake Okeechobee by tomorrow morning. (See Fotocast). : Cleveland and Buffalo will have near zero temperatures again tonight. It will be about 9 degrees above at Detroit and 5 degrees at New York, Philadelphia and Washington tomorrow morning. Lack of moisture in the cold | dry air covering most sections east | of the Mississippi cloudiness and precipitation to the partly cloudy skies in the Lakes area and northeast and the snow flurries in the same sectors. Overcast or partly cloudy skies in the northwest will be caused by a cool, moist Pacific air mass moving: inland to the central Rockies, There will be snow showers in northern Idaho and occasional rain in northwestern Washington as a cold front pushes into the U. 8. from the Pacific. - The Arctic air which brought the recent cold wave and blizzard in the Midwest is continuing its rapid journey southeastward, but is loosing some of its bite as it travels over warmer land areas than those covered

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SCATTERED SHOWERS

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during its trip through Canada into this country. The Gulf states and most of Florida will have colder weather tonight as this air mass spreads over the southeast. A minimum of 16 degrees is predicted for Atlanta.

Official Weather

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Local Briefs

The Lavelle Gossett auxiliary of|be the Veterans of Foreign Wars will

Cliff White, ventriloquist and comedian, will appear at a party to

church annex under sponsorship of A collegiate roller skating dance

club will sponsor the event, sanc-

ciation controls amateur roller skating in the U. 8.

The 500-mile unit of the Marine

7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the East room of the Indiana World War memorial. A new rehabilitation program will be discussed.

The Women’s Guild of . Friedens! Evangelical and Reformed church will meet tomorrow at 1:30 Pe mm. at the church.

The Purchasing Agents association will meet at noon tomorrow in the Athenaeum. A movie will be shown.

Ww. K. Creson, vice president of the

Ross Gear and Tool Co., Lafayette,

be held at 7 p. m. Feb. 13 in the Hotel Antlers. He will disguss “Directional Stability of Vehicles in

Motion,”

Manuel Rogers, 45, of 1711 Northwestern ave. was overcome by gas late yesterday while working on apparatus at the Langsdale ave. plant of the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility. His condition is not serious.

Bury Mitscher Today

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (U. P)— Adm. Marc A. Mitscher will be

will speak at a meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers to

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