Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1947 — Page 6

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Tests Prove Method 80 Per Cent Accurate

OTTAWA, Aug. 14 (U. P.. Short - range, pin ~ point weather’ forecasting with radar instruments | soon: may be feasible in Canada. It successfully by the defense research hoard, are carried to their logical conclusion. a typical, accurate forecast might be as follows: There will be a 20-minute thun- » rderghower at the ball park oné hoiir (rom now. bit: those going to the picnic grounds on the other side of town will not ba affected.” Trace Storm Clouds * Research board scientists have conducted experiments in which adaptations of radar equipment have traced the size, course, depth, speed, and rain density of storm #louds. The tracing is done in much the. same way that radar tracked enemy alrcraft during the war. Shart-range forecasting could supplement the normal long-range forecasts of the dominion weather bureau. Operators of the radar meteorological project at research board headquarters said experiments hdve proved the new method 80 per cent accurate, Radar sets currently in use here| limit the forecasts to about two hours in advance and to a 160-mile radius for each set. A disadvantage still to be overcome is the failure] of the sets to register mist or driszle.

Surplus Vehicle Sale Announced by WAA |

The war assets

tests, now being undertaken | Li

* GOPR. 1047 BY MEA SERVICE, We. YW. #90. U. 8. PAT. opy. EB

To Meet Monday

TT [eonvention.

“You'll tind this next one a bit bit difficult—she- li kes to tradetrecipes!”

Veterinarians

Dr, Paul T, White and Dr. R. J. Hoskins, Indianapolis, have

been appointed on the convention

reception committee,

Dr. D. D. Baker, Indianapolis, is! | resident secretary of the A. V.M. A

A majority of the members of the Dr. Homer Carter, Fairmount, is the

administration Indiana Veterinary Medical associa-|

{Indiana © association's. official deleigate to the national house of dele-

anounced today. that 26 surplus tion are expected to attend the 84th|zates with Dr. Wesley A. McKenzie,

motor vehicles would go on sale! annual convention of the American, Veter ifary Medical association Mon~|

to. war veterans Aug. 18.

(Nappanee, as alternate, Among others who will attend are’

The machines includé three pas- day ihrough next Priday at the Dr. Charles C. Dobson, New Aueuger cars, jeeps, platform, cargo usta, state association's vice presiand dump trucks. They will be on Netherlands-Plaza = hotel in Cin- gent. Dr, Henry A. Lidikay, Dardisplay at Camp Atterbury until cinnat! lington, secretary-treasurer: Dr. W. Saturday. . Actual sale will begin at. Dr. J. L. Axby, Indianapolis, for- W. Garverick and Dr. V. P Saylor, f a m Aug. 18 at the WAA cus- mer state veterinarian, is serving Zionsville: Dr. .W. J Kopp, Di tomer service center, Indianapolis.’ his ninth year on the national|{PFrank Brown, Dr. Justin E Jordan, WAA officials said the sales would executive hoard, representing Indi-|Dr, F, R. Bartlow, Dr. R. C. Julien,

he made on a “first-come-first-

erved basis”

ana, Illinois and Wisconsin, He will! Dr. G. E. Botkin and Dr. J. L. Kix- head the utilities division for the]

be accompanied by Mrs. Axby to theimiller, Indianapolis

| virtual

vention authorized him to appoint, jwithout confirmation, an executive

his duties and work under the super-

{Tobin Ti Fs Grip on Teamsters

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14 (U.P). | —Daniel J. Tobin of Indianapolis, | veteran president of the A. P. of L. teamsters union, won stronger control over the union's membership today, including the right to- bar| Communists from its ranks. In addition, Mr. Tobin gained] authority to pick his own| successor as head of the A. F. of L's| biggest union. {

. Delegates to the teamsters eon-

vice president “who shall perform

vision and orders of the president.”

The union conskitution was amended to allow Mr. Tobin and the executive board to set membership requirements for members who own their own trucks. Also tb expe] without appeal persons who were members of “the Communist party or other subversive organizations.” Mr. Tobin sald he would appoint Lhe new executive secretary later! this week,

The delegates voted Mr. Tobin the . right to appoint him after Dav el Beck, Seattle, Wash, one of nine | |Vice presidents, denied the position | was being created for him as heir-| apparent to Tobin.

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Community Fund Chairman Named

Fisk Landers. today was appointed chairman of the speclal gifts diVision of the Community Pund’s {28th annual campaign.

Fermor 8. Cannon, general chairman of the drive, announced the! of Mr. Landers. Mr Landers will be assisted by John | P. Collett and R. Norman Baxter. | Mr. Cannon also appointed Harry | I Pritchard, president of the Indianapolis Power & Light Oo.

appointment

drive,

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