Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1949 — Page 5

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wanfed for slaying an 11-year-sid girl, : y The radio stations and the announcer were cited for contempt

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influence thé court ‘aor jury, or . np TR ; b end In manner t ! Lon TCIOURTAND & any ner to interfere CLOUDY: AREAS He | The rule specifically prohibits | the reporting of alleged confessions of an accused person, or) references to ‘the defendant's criminal retord, if any. | The bench insisted the rule is

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TODAY AND TOMORROW-Storms will blanket most of the nation today with rains and |T°d0m Of the press. =~ shows forecast from the Atlantic seaboard to the Great Plains. Affected areas are outlined on the 4 Feared Killed | map with shadings. Colder weather also is forecast, the freezing line being designated by dashes. Freeing rains and sleet were forecast in the Central Plains with the storms moving to the Middle West. AS Plane Blows Up NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Jan. 22.

Umbrella Symbolizes uesmen mona [Fo 52 md” ss ‘Reian’ of Forecaster

» {mouth o. the James River three Initia) distribution of a manual miles from Fort Eustis today and to be used in the 1049 re-assess-/ four crewmen were believed killed {ment of all property in Indiana is| when the plane was “blown to : {under way, Joda Newson, state|bits.” ; Weather Expert Paul Miller's Job Keeps .{re-assessment administrator has| Witnesses told a rescue party! Him. Modest as He Sweats Out Elements : sto be ; all persons making the general By FRANK ADAMS {re-assessment to provide a uni-| information officer of Fort Eustis, THERE is an unclaimed umbrella in the U. §. Weather Bureau form system in evaluating real|said, “I don't see how anyone in hy |estate for taxation purposes. {it could have survived.” It isn't used by the staff no matter what and it certainly

announced. : {from Fort Eustis that the plane The manual is to be used by exploded as it struck the river. doesn’t shed any of the good-natured pfotests which sometimes | raim on Paul Miller, Federal forecaster,

Maj. Eugene R. Curtan, public Mr. Miller, a quiet humorous man who admits his job taught

him “not to be an egotist,” isn't

mad at anyone and doesn’t want | for central Indiana ang wrong for | MONTH Lone CELEBRAT

Indianapolis. : anyone mad at him. | ; In fact, he says, he gets mad- You can be a prophet 20 miles]

der at himself than he does at|*™2Y and a bum at home.

anyone else; even madder than EIGHTY-FIVE per cent of the ¢ anyone else gets at him. time, weather forecasters are! . FE |correct. : | i : IN a science which is 85 per; Time, distance and the “steep-| % U

cent correct in its predictions, Mr. ness” of a weather front have ! eR) oi Miller frankly admits some things their effect on the accuracy of the, §. D TW A "are missed.” forecaster. Weather forecasting i The cold has been turning ais an éxact science. But there are little heat on Mr. Miller of late.la lot*of intangibles. 4 f

‘He grins and points out how al There is for example that um-| difference of one degree or 20 brella standing in the corner of| miles can make a chump out of the weather bureau office: No one| | you in the business of weather|quite remembers how long it has forecasting. been there, or who brought it in The chap who “sweated out”/the first place. . getting an extra quart of anti-| The theory is the umbrella was freeze after reading one bf Mr. brought by some forecaster who! Miller's forecast and wound up expected it to rain and missed his| just sweatin’ has nothing on the forecast. It is something of a sym{ool of the whole business. = . = r a Abi ie IT SEEMS I'm no good on ge . ier and Picks Committees

Shere 1a a worse ume to be noFOr Medical Meet

“there is a worse time to be “no J&ood" on, it hasn't yet been found. Dr. J. Neill Garber, chairman of 9 nh the general arrangements com-

In 1948 Mr. Miller virtually predicted a .white Christmas which =... "05" the" 1040 centennial

! » didn’ | Wanrl and nm t forecast meeting of the Indiana State]

{Medical assqciation, has anRelatives were visiting Mr. Mil-|,,;,;n004 the make-up of commitler that Christmas of "47 both on|i..; of “Indianapolis physicians his invitation and his forecast. |... 2.0 planning the event. And what a lovely day it 'Was,| ne convention will be held here too—up to about Ih ek atril Sept. 26; 27, 27 and 29. St that 85 had Fh de-| Plans are being made. for teletected.” Mr. Miller recalled. “And|Vision shows which will depict did the snow ever start coming|OPerative procedures as they are down.” being performed at local hospi-| s = = (tals, Dr. Garber said.

ANYWAY, Mr. Miller remem-| Other committee chairmen; Clif-| bers it took his kinfolks roughly ford E. Cox, smoker and stag; three hours to go back—50 miles. Caryle B. Bohner, finance; J. L.| He hasn't lived it down yet. |Arbogast, lantern; James M. LefThe Weather Bureau here fore-|fel Jr., entertainment; Mary Alice casts for an area branching out|Norris, women physicians; E. Paul roughly 75 miles from Indian- Tischer, radio; John B. Westfall, | apolis. It may snow 20 miles 80lf; W. D. Gatch, reception; Har. | north or south of here, or it may old C. Adkins, trap shooting, and be colder of warmer either way, B. K. Westfall, movie and teletoo. The forecast may be right vision.

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ift from Chevrolet . tty Denton of 1812 Capitol Ave. receives an orchid from Mary Louise Lynch, 11, of Plainfield, as she entered an Indianapolis Chevrolet dealer's | showroom to view the new Gen. eral Motors product. The same procedure was being enacted | in other Chevrolet showrooms over the city last night as vis. itors gathered to inspect the | | new model car. |

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