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By CARL HENN bones too much trouble. He's not By United Tress All is not well with Mark Pur- complaining about the cold. A vast snowstorm swept

“I have to like it,” he said. cell. “Can't stop it.” the country. from the Rocky!

The 77-year-old sage of Rush-| Tne worst setback he's suffered Mountains to the Atlantic|

ville finds himself in bewilder-|;, 20 years of forecasting doesn’t) Coast today. The “coldest!

ment as deep as the snow that|., unnoticed b sneaked into Indiana when he go Be Ne Rusevills weather of the season” was right

wasn't looking. & (by Miller's Electric Shop where|Pehind it.

“I don’t know : RR | aT ea he works. | Weather forecasters predicted] nil x AN A yw Whetd this J Gets a Razzing that the pre-winter cold, wave

from.” admitted I get a good deal of razzing would get increasingly worse

the long-range weather prophet who claims 95 per cent accura[@icy. “I haven't met anyone else who knows, ei748 ther. 1t's spoiled everything.” Mr. Purcell

when I'm wrong,” sald the gray- with no sign of a letup in the| ing, bespectacled clerk. “But it's/freezing, snowy weather that al-good-natured. And they give me a ready has cost 163 lives. good hand when I'm correct.” - The broad belt of snow Mr. Purcell’s dismay at the sub- stretch from Wyoming and zero turn of events doesn’t ex- Montana across the Great Plains, | tend to a loss of self-confidence. [the Great Lakes and eastward) Bui feels this will all blow over into New England. shortly, ezving him- in the posiHon of Raving ade hiya. tom heasiern, New York Stat

According to porary error. me reichon he made: ne tn" Tea igs, the weather wa S20 AL TBchAE i Some, Jorsatiy

I hr WF September, this winter was to be turn mild again and sta that! , mild, except for two cold eu until Te last A Ck A a drifts were 10 feet deep. ‘ just before spring. ary. There'll be “two or three, Motorists Stranded wr

“Tm piraid T0 have'to fal otf uEEE BOL UeD 5 od stranded in the cherthigh ditt WARIS, about 5 per cent, to 90 per cent! other the last part of March.” Ia state of emergency was de

Not Coinplaining About Cold eeke of Pretty food winter,” al py ndreds of motorists were SLIPPERS

$ Jidly : accuracy,” he told The Times yes-| If he’s wrong. that 90 lclared in Watertown and in Jet) a ZN 0s / Your Choice terday by telephone. atcuracy YI0NE: hat ig Sent! ferson County. by ALTA 17 Mr. Purcell said the weather the temperatures lately. And Most transportation in the area along the northeast shore of

itself wasn't giving his aging that’ s mighty fast,

1]1] roe = Lake Ontario was brought to a 95 : |standstill, » Local Deaths Rites Set Thursday Detroit reported snow “falling J 3 BY For Jess J. Cha le {in a nearly solid sheet.” Almost 4 Pair aN MRS. MARY HARPER PP '200 pieces of snow-clearing equip-(3y# ~

GREEN, 45, of 2529 Ralston Ave.| Services will be at 1:30 p. m. ment were called out, but they Af Sérvices at 10 a. m. temorrow at| {Thursday at Harry W. Moore made little headway. ) dws Park. Chapel. = Burial pq, Chapel for Jess J. Chapple, . Chicago had more snow which 714 Dorman St. who died Sun- fell on top of last week's 10-inch | &

ax HOGG, “0” of 350 W. day of a heart attack. A native ‘2Y®™ or th Wl of chigan ervices a a. m.| of H Some. relief from e cold o tomorrow at Stuart Mortuary. 99 RNSOEK Ce. he had lived here {the past few days accompanied Burial, New Crown. y y ae. ) ig 57. Burial will the snow, but the forecasters said | y= = : e in Greenfie {it was strictly temporary. | ROY PEAK, 63, of 27 N. Tre-| gyuryiving are his wife, Tressie: |mont St, operator of stand at tw, gaughters, Miss Joan, and List Low Temperatures City Market, Services 32 nt ‘Mrs. Harriett Swallow of Indian-| Subzero temperatuies prevailed 4 apolis; a son, Jess Jr. of Ft. Jack-'in a snow-free area in the North-|3 CLOTHING & JEWELRY SHOPS [funeral home. Burial Thursday son, §, C.; his mother, Mrs. Eva ern Midwest. Bismarck and,

43 S. ILLINOIS STREET in Wheatland. in ae ote sls Ll isters, Mrs. Minot, N. D., reported 21 below, For MRS. W A RREN (LYDIA) Josephine Cook and Mrs. Pauline and it was 16 below at Inter- Ee hiuging hath "ALWAYS A SQuane DEAL AT RITE Ss" nder ail of Greenfield, national Falls, Minn, i

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BLACK, 43,/ of 807 N. Riley Ave. [Services at 11 a. m. Thursday at Also five brothers, Thomas, Chicago weather forecasters foam rubber platform,

Dorsey Funeral Home. Burial in Avery, Alvert of Greenfield; said the snowy weather had held 4 Batesville. Claude of Madison, Ind, and back a Canadian cold wave poised Maize terry cloth. Small, George of Streeter, III. across the border,

yy x = : 4 to 51% Medium, 6 to CHESTER RICHMOND, 60, of eee ciara i i ~ 4h, 4 949 W. 30th St. Services at 1 They predicted a general snow ¥ 714; Large, 8 to 914.

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1 3 f f about fi inches, “ b p. m. Thursday at Jacobs Bros. Services Tomorrow 3 [all of RO ie oy

am Side Chapel. Burial, Crown For James E. Hart {cold wave would enter the United . | States. GEORGE "HERBERT DAVIS, mes Edward Hart, 617 N.' “It will be the coldest weather 58, of 615 N. Denny St. Indian- earborn St., will be buried to- of the season by far,” a fore-

apolis postal clerk. Services at morrow in Holy Cross Cemetery. caster said.

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Bere |day at Feeney & Feney funeral! | Vancouver Island, B. C. zh RDUROY i |home, and at 9 a. m. at St. Philip, up to 50 miles an hour were reNeri Catholic Church. He was 76./Ported with heavy rains in west- W SLACKS Mr. Hart was active in Demo-; Store 0 on | In. cratic “politics . and served as a A Pennsylvania railroad SnEINe Pp precinct committeeman in the{was Tishey to the _— pital 2 tl : Ninth W NE Every Night Till 8 P. M. | ard for 15 years. He was| pon the institution's two boilers ' [formerly a salesman for the old! Taggart Baking Co. ‘broke down in near-zero weather.

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