Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1947 — Page 23

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On Liquor Permit A split” decision of a two-to-two vote by the Maiion County Liquor Board today sent the controversial W. 10th’St. tavern fight to the State Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

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the application of Ilda Martin for a liquor permit to operate the Pass Time Inn at 3340 W. 10th St. A larzs delegation of residents in that neighborhood appeared before the board, protesting opening of a tavern at that corner. An equal number of residents in the same neighborhood approved the license. ‘Robert 8. Smith, board president, and Robert Allison voted for: the license. Board members Charles C.| Meischkq, and James = Courtney| voted against it, The State Board will determine whether a permit will be issued.

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Preliminary examinations in the Seventh Annual Science Talent Search for the Westinghouse Science Scholarships will be held at Technical High School tomorrow under supervision of Willlam R. Hawley. ‘The six students taking the lests are Betty -Lou Anderson, Roy P. Foerster, Theodore E.' Hopkins, James N. Rogers, John B. Tibbetts and M. Fred Wood. The 40 leading contestants in the nation will be given all expense trips to Washington, D. C,, to aitend the Science Talent Institute in the spring. Two contestants will be selected by judges to receive the Westinghouse Grand Science Scholarships of $2400.

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE‘CAST SUMMARY: Tonight wiil be colder and windy in the Northeast. Forecasters say 35 0 45mile westerly winds will lash ihe

coastline from Eastport to Block Island while northwest winds 25 to 35 miles per hour are predicted from 3lock Island to "Hatteras. (See windy arrow.) Morning temperatures will drop into the 20s in New England, northern New York and the Ohio Valley. Temperatures will drop colder from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic, also the Dakotas, Jontana and Texas as a general low of cold Canadian air flows down towrd the cold front from Maine to Texas. Coldest weather in the nation will be-reported in ‘Minnesota and North Dakota where thermometers are expected {tc tumble to minima of from 5 to 10 degrees below zero. Early morn-

Name 5 Directors Five builders have been named to the board of directors of the Marfon County Residential Builders, Inc. They are C. O. Grinslade, LeRoy Carson, H. A. Lindeman Jr. Ross Neeves and Clarence A. Wacker. They will join five other members whose terms do not expire this year. . They are Robert K. Cordill, A. H. M. Graves, Fred Palmer, Rob-

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| UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU —Dec. 8, 1947—

Sunrise. .... 6:58 |

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m.. Total precipitation since Jan. 1.... { Deficiency since Jan. 1

The following table shows the temperature yesterday in other cities

Station® High Low Atlanta ........ vareene .. 91 57 Boston. ... 33 Chicago .. 30 Cincinnati 36 Cleveland 38 Denver ..... 19 Evansville 35 Ft. Wayne ....s..e 33 Ft. Worth ... “ 41 | Indianapolis (City) 32 Kansas City ....... 7 Los Angeles ........ 46 FRM ani nrs varia hres 2 Minneapolis-St. .s 12 New Orleans ...... .e 67 New York . 41 30 1s “ 46 30 3

Butler Cheer Drive Gets

Use of Fire Stations Butler University’s Independent Students’ Association has received permission to use city fire stations as collection depots in the annual Butler Cheer Drive. The drive, first begun in 1832, will begin Tuesday and continue through Dec. 1. All items of clothling, food and toys will be accepted {to be distributed to the needy | through Good Will Industries. The campaign is sponsored by the Collegian, Butler's student newspaper,

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ing temperatures near zero are predicted for Wisconsin, South Dakota and Montana. This cold outbreak will lose some of its punch as it progresses southward, but will cause minimum temperatures mear 10 degrees in. northern Illinois and Indiana. Windy weather in the Northeast will be accompanied by snow showers from New Hampshire to the Ohio Valley and Michigan while Maine will have rain or snow. Snow flurries will develop

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over Washington and Oregon while showers are expected for California. (Consult the Fotocast for detailed picture of storms over the nation during the com-

ing hours.)

Skies over the nation will be |

partly cloudy to overcast. Hatched areas on the inset map denote partial cloudiness. Weather experts are calling for frost in the north portions of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, (See Frost Area.) Minimum temperatures ‘will be in the 40s from Virginia through the north portions of the Gulf States to northern Texas while the Central Plains will record minima in the 30s. Minimum ftmperature forecasts include: Milwaukee, 8; Chicago, 12; Detroit, 20; Cleveland, 23; St. Louis, 24; Boston, 28; Kansas City, 30; New York and Philadelphia, 32; Washington, 35, and Memphis, 38.

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