Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1947 — Page 4

PACE f Wildlife Conference ion a in n and rive bun TRIBAL FEUDING ELARES

cheduled at Purdue [topics discussed by a panel of ae Nov. 28 (UP)—The|iPeakers ffom the United State

ninth annual Midwest Wildlife Con-| and Catada. Di, director of th ference will be held at Purdue Uni- 17g pin’ and Wildlife Service, versity Dec. 0-11, ‘University and and H. Albert Hochbaum, author Khan, the war minister, was conState Department of Conservation and waterfowl expert of the Delta centrated in Afghanistan's eastern officials announced today, waterbowl research station, Mani- provinces to restore peace between) Game and fish management, con- toba, Canada, Will speak. tyo feuding tribes.

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NAIIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST BUMMARY: Unseasonably eold weather will grip the nation east of the Rockies tonight and tomorrow. Forecast experts prediet eold air from central Canada

will force temperatures 10 degress |

colder than seasonal normals in the eastern two-thirds of the U. 8. (Note how far south the freezing line appears on the Fotocast, Min~

grees along this line with still colder weather to the north.) A blanket of frost will form over Bouth Carolina, Georgia and sections of Alabama. By morne ing, your weatherman says, thermometers will stand in the wintry 208 from Maine to Virginia, the Ohio Valley and Michigan, also in the Rockies. Residents of the Gulf States, the southetrn and central Plains will shiver as éacly morning temperatures tumble into the frosty 30s. Coldest. weather ih

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LOS ANGELES, Nov. (UP)-

George Truman and re Evans re

ested today for the_ last leg of

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1 THE WEATHER FOTOLAST ': ACME YeLEPHOTO PREVIEW of U.S, WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST:

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tise Lalani wid be recoraed in Wis-

consin, Minnesota and

tures will range from 10 to 20 degrees. It will be warmest in the Far West where minima will be in the 40s. - (Note cold high pres sure cells dominate the Fotocast.) Snow is predicted from Maine

through New York to Michigan

| and West Virginia, also for the | imum temperatures will be 32 de- |

Dakotas and Iowa. (Stormy af-

fected areas on the Fotocast show | a detailed picture of where snow |

will occur in ‘the hours.) Solid black areas on the inset map from Maine to Tennessee will be overcast. Partial cloudiness is foreseen where hatched lines appear on this chart. Cold weather will continue until the high pressure cell over Texas drifts sufficiently eastward for southerly winds to set in through the Plains states. Over the weekend a warmer trend will begin in the Plains states and gradually

coming 24

heir four-month, 22,500-mile round- | he-wotld flight in two Cub-planes.|

The pilots will take off tomor-

row for Washington, D. C, by way

of Oklahoma City, Chicago, New where | “impossible” flight started

They sald their journey proved 3

that light sports planes can take people anywhere.

“Good sane piloting can accomMr. Truman said. “Ours was never a reckless deal.” They warned other pilots, howthe flight would cost

Their planes, given them by the were stock models

The Woodside Civic League will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the

auditorium of Public School 21,

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