Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1947 — Page 9

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11, 1947.

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W. M. Bennett of Inland Con- | tainer Corp., Indianapolis, will be ichairman sat a Saturday night din- | ner, given in Detroit, Mich,, as part SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11 (U. of the conference for directors and {P). ~The army transport Honda committeemen of Area 6 of the Na|Knot was en route to Honolulu to- tional Office Management associa|day, on & mission to bring home tion. Indiana, Michigan and Ohio will

be represented at this second andéhd to be returned to the United nual conference of the association.

| States. | Speakers will include Carl Tewks- | | The war-time freighter, specially hury, Pt. Wayne National bank, Ft.! converted for her new task; left wayne, Ind.; M. E. MacDonald, De-| Oakland army air base yesterday troit bank, Detroit; K. B. Willet, afternoon, {Hardware Mutuals, Stevens Point, 8he was due to arrive in Hono-| Wis.; Charles Fleckenstein, Standlulu Sept. 18 and to return to San, afd Accident Insurance Co., Detroit, Francisco, port of

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“21 Newton" County Tracts " Offered State for Park

Governor and Conservation Offi cials Meet With Kankakee Advisory Committee

Indiana's chances for acquiring a new. state forest and park appeared ‘much better today as announcement was made of two offers of land in Newton county. . At a conference in Lake- Village, Ind, this week, a donation of 893 acres was offered to the Indiana conservation depgrtment by Murray Baker, chairman of the board of the Caterpiller Tractor Co., Peoria, 1. Another offer by Dr. Ray Chuch Macy, Fountain City. president of

1000-acre the Indiana conservation advisory

hundred acres of his

farm at the price he paid several committee; Lloyd E. Cutler, Crowd §

years ago. Point, ‘county agent, and Russell L.

who 711. Kentland, county agent. Other members of the committes

Governor, Ralph F. Gates, &mmittee and conservation de- . partment officials, said formal ac. aré Ivar Hennings, South Bend, ceptance would be made by the sportsman and conservationist; Conservation Commission later this Lloyd Arbuckle, Lake Village, and Walter Atkinson, Morocco, soil conlThe conservation department re- servation. supervisors; Howard Hie- . stand, Kentland, state representa-

Syed me RpproprizioR from Nie tive and attorney; Edward Brennan, ¥ egisialule waa : outdoor writer; Leo R,

d for the acquisition of land Gary, Spe th yh a Io n Ry of a Yopaste Highett, Morocco, publisher; J. ah ®_tdvelopment. | Brown and Otto Fifield,

Holton wi 20 8. park in Lake and Newton counties Crown’ Point, and Izaak Bloom, Meeting with the governor were

Gary, farmers and business men. John H. Nigh, director of the In- A n diana department of conservation;

Byron ©, Kennedy, assistant direc- British Coal Miners

month.

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CAST SUMMARY: The cold air front from Michigan through Mis sourl to Texas marks a sharp

temperature contrast, To the east |

of this front it will be hot and

| humid as gentle southerly winds | off the Gulf of Mexico flow inland. Minimum temperatures will be in the sultry 70's from the Gulf States to the Ohio Valley and |_

New England tomorrow morning and rise into the 90's during the day. Minimum temperatures will be in the 60's from Kansas to Michigan while Minnesota, Iowa and

| the. Far West will report morning

readings in the 50's. Coolest weather in the nation will be re-

“ported "In" the Northern Plains

where the mercury will drop into the 40's as cool Canadian air flows | around the Montana and Nebraska high pressure cells. Scattered occur from -the Gulf States to Michigan and Virginia, also along the east slopes of the southern Rockies. Weather fans will notice the southeastward movement of the cold front across the Fotocast is bringing dry and cooler weather to the northern and Central Plains. Possibility of dust storms in these sections and forest fires is increasing as the days pass without rainfall. Weather-wise | farmers and forest rangers know the passage of a well- developed |

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| will hear Maj | the Indiana state police outline the YEAR) | Lourdes school auditorium tomorrow night.

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| California coast. Hatched areas

on the inset map denote partial cloudiness. Tomorrow's minimum tempera-

to 0 partly cloudy except for an | ture forecasts include Milwaukee, m 62: Kansas City, 64; St. Louis and

‘Official Weather Chicago, 66; New York, Atlanta, UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU | Detroit and Cleveland, 70; BosSept, 11 ton, Philadelphia and WashingL830 | Sunset... TM | on>70, and Memphis, 74.

easily bring fires and dust storms | to their parched areas in the ~wentral U. 8. Most of the U. 8. will be clear

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state parks; Charles Bechert, direc-

tor of water resources, and T, G.!

MacKenzie, state engineer, Members of the Kankakee advisory committee, composed of sports-

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Kankakee area, are Joseph L

Kenneth Cougill, diredtor of Agree to Return to Pits

LONDON, Sept. 11 (U. P.) ~The Gtimmethorpe coal miners whose strike has kept 50,000 other Yorke shire miners idle ‘in sympathy agreed today to return to work.

The decision by the handful of

{Walton League of America;

Terre Haute, president of Grimethorpe strikers was expected the Indiana division of the Izaak to eliminate quickly a major threat Ross to British coal production.

Total precipitation since Aan, 1 Deficiency since Jan A

The following table shows the tempera. ture in other cities

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Washington, D.C sins

60,000 0 Workers Strike in Reich

BERLIN, Sept. 11 P.) —Bixty thousand “German workers at Kiel | struck for two hours today protesting because British troops occupied | a factory to dismantle it under the | allied program to wipe out the Ger- | man war industry. | British soldiers occupied the | Holmag plant at ‘Kiel last night over protests from German workers and officials. The plant will be dismantled for | reparations. It has been employing {1800 men and producing some | peacetime articles. | At 10 a. m. today the 60,000 Kiel | | workers marched off their jobs in a | | two-hour sympathy demonstration | for the Holmag workers, There was no violence.

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