Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1950 — Page 11

know what we will do. There 1s en,” the chief said, “but these

o h men will work on .hree shifts and " "s t will no place to go. \ all 20ust have days off and vaca-| School PTA bendfit performance of "Edward, My Son" in the quite as cold and there will be

* Mayor Feeney is Besieged with tickets for the James E. Rob-

Three Units Moved tions. That makes it a different Civic Theater at 2:30 p. m., Jan. 15. Left to right are Mrs. Russell

Chief Rouls went Into detallstory.”

about how it had been necessary, In addition to the regular uni

to move the Juventle Ald Division, 'tormed personnel, 66 civilians, the Mayor, and Mrs. David Abstien, chairman of ways and means.

Radio Division, and garage into/work in the paper-work :departseparate parts of town, ments. This is an Increase of six “That in itself,” he intimated, over 1948. One more school guard “is bound to bring about a certain has been added to bring the total

amount of inefficiency, if only be-/to 73,

cause of the remoteness of the de-| To cope with new areas being out compensation for the day that had room to work in.”

partments. “Every cubicle of space in the building at 37 8. Alabama St. has been pressed into service, Several

{annexed to the city: four patrolhe did not get to sleep. mie - in cars have been added, making 88.) “We should have enough men to $500 000 Dayton Fire Situations Elsewhere [remedy this.” ’

years ago the Homicide and Rob-| TWO Years ago a comparison The efficiency of the depart- Destroys Building

bery Detail was moved into quar- was made with the police force of ment is shown |n the number of DAYTON, O., Jan. 7 (UP)—A!

Milwaukee ters that once housed the horses ‘ of the department. police patrol a 50-square mile| “Our city is growing steadily area with more than 100 cars and

and our police department should|1200 men.

room, a traffic departmen

t, alto do this, catetatin court; and an identificas: “It is

grow in a like manner. ,This| “In some cities,” Chief Rouls| pers in the United States can| building was built when Indian-|added, “officers are repaid for the peat that record. In seven major near-freezing weather for seve apolis was a comparatively small{time they spend in court prose-isrrenses 8302 were reported and hours. Forty-one firemen were] city. Since then we have added Cuting the arrests they make. 37 per cent were cleared. a a training school, another court Here, we do not have enough men 1p 1949, police were called upon pitals. Most of them

Wis. The Milwaukee C2568 cleared.” In 1948, 27 mur-

No metropolitan police depart- age estimated at $500,000,

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Firemen battled the blaze in|

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[fewer “extremes” of weather,

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Briles, PTA president; Mrs. Bernard Marks, hospitality chairman; ve up to ite name with gusty

dating back to the founding of the bureau here in 1871, Mr. Miller sald he could “draw a pretty good picture of what Indianapo-! His ‘weather should be like in the) remainder of January, February this class,

his-Uhofficial a aetion ha offioin] | Scarce in the Hoosier capital,

the three months with the feury “shuddering” at freezin

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|. Looking w trom grape aad charts of swiring fond waters n February should have ~2T1 he state,

dict” Indianapolis weather for the first quarter of 10500 | . “Everyone else seems to be making New Year's tions.| January has a long-term aver occur on an’ shouldn't I make a few belatedly?" the No. 1 Hoosier forecaster said. f

On the basis of weather records |

and March. Pausing only to caution that

not to be conf

Weath or Bureau Jorecants, "nave only 2.2 days In this cate-| ONE: January, although off to/S0ry: February 14, and March A Slow start, will be the cdldest of or o Jong period, measurable

below for about 12 days. TWO: February will mbt be)

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|The big winds will usher spring last week, 4.50 {dg off duty at 7 a. m. and has to be, “The walking patrolman is the into the eity. . : had thrown the J in court at 9 a. m. Sometimes backbone of the department,” the these court sessions last all day. chief said, “if we just had 50 more, Then he has tq be on duty againof them we could have the best that night without sleep and with-/department in the country. If we

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Indianapolis’ strongest wind in that heavy rains the past decade was a southwesthes in 36 hours, erly. It struck the city at 52 miles died here of a heart ailment yesry “predic-' an hour on Mar. 19, 1048, one terday.

age of four days with precipita- three days in March, tion, of one-fourth Inch or more. y mer eben | FEDMAATY has three and March! The mercury has been “stuck” five, fat 32 or lower an average of only Wind directions and velocities, 11.5 days in January over a 60-100, are mapped out by previous 4, year period. February has had Performances, the Weathermant,, Mareh 8.1 and March only three days in sald. :

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