Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1947 — Page 12

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ht - THE INDIANAPOLIS PRES mi — THE WEATHER va ACME TELEPHOTO Plan. for Athletic. hold struction of a ‘three-story, 21-unit| Johnson Chevroist Go. was granted . apartment or) 1217 N. Dela- to -gonstruct ‘a $25,000 1 PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER UREA, DEPT. of commehce FORRCASY-~: PERIOD RNDING 730A M £374.21: 0 Stalled by Technicality wate st. 14 1s to 14 bull by Jumes| automonite sales and service build’ Plans of the. Indianapolis arch-|4 SWEALl at a cost of $150,000. !ing at 1020-1038 N. Pennsylvania st, diocese to construct a stadium and | ; ; athletic field opposite the ball park on W. 16th st. were stalled tem-| porartly today. A petition pending before the zon- A * ing board for the project. was dis~ STE OW qualified yesterday on a techni RA cality. Another petition will be TX ueton filed in the next 30 days. The zoning board approved con-|

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are not equipped with fire escapes. Some have open stairways and elevator shafts. Some have overloaded or defective electrical systems. Some | are full of inflammable materials. Director Hyland said the 12 in- , |spectors in his department are work‘lirlg night and day to ferret out fire

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hazards. making good progress,” he said, “but we have a jong way to go.” Need Automatic Alarm Coniplete compliance with: fire regulations is the only way to eliminate the dire threat, he said. All buildings should have automatic alarms and automatic sprinklers. Stairways and elevator shafts should be enclosed. Needed build-

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diately. Buildings should be kept clean and painted. All possible inflammable material should be made fire resistant.’ Fire safe construction could be assured; Chief Hyland said, if building code revisions were made retroactive. ‘Because the retroactive features are usually dropped, altera-

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Temperatures will remain relatively cool from

New Englang through the Middle Atlantic states tonight and early

tomorrow, Weather Bureau forecasters advise. Farmers, orchardists and shippers are cautioned to protect crops and shipments against frost damage throughout New England, the Middle Atlantic states and Ohio. Showers will retard plowing and planting in the Mississippi Valley, Texas and the Plains states. (Consult the Fotocast to determine where rain will' occur.) Showers are also expected through the Rockies and in the south portions of California and Flor-

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Skies will be partly cloudy

Gulf states and Texas to south-

Michigan while drizzle is scheduled for

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ern California and northward _through the Rockies. (See inset “cloudy areas chart): It will be clear from New England through the Middle Atlantic states to Kentucky and Tennessee, Thunderstorms will develop in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma while rain and snow are predicted for Nebraska and Wyoming. Snow is pictured fer upper

western Oklahoma. After carefully! studying his charts, isobars and air flow arrows, the weather forecaster came to the following conclusions: It ] will remain cold in the northeast as cold Canadian air con-

tinues to flow into this section.

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(See air rlow and air mass arrows.) . Weather will moderate in the southern plains and the Mis" sissippi valley as warm air from the Gulf of Mexico flows, inland. Little change is expected elsewhere. The frost line on the Fotocast is drawn through points where lowest temperatures will be 34 tomorrow. Delicate vegetation | should be protected for all points | north of this line. Tomorrow morning's minimum temperatures include Boston; 43; New York ‘and Milwaukee, 38; Philadelphia and Cleveland, 36; Washington and Chicago, 40; At-

.lanta, 54; Memphis, 50; St. Louis,

42; Kansas City, 41; Detroit and Norfolk, 44; Duluth and Bismarck, 28.

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