Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1952 — Page 26

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BOUQUET FOR THE QUEEN—Queen Elizabeth smiles as she accepts a large bouquet of flowers from eight-year-old Susan Owen of Portsmouth, England. The flowers were preganted to the Queen when she made an informal visit to a London children's hospital. And to little Susan, that smile of gratitude from her ruler will undoubtedly rank as the moment of a lifetime.

Weathermen Wonder Where Are Hurricanes

WASHINGTON, Aug. (UP)—Waters off the south! eastern United States were running about two hurricanes

14 across, with winds up to 150 mile er hour Not AH Hit UU, S,

Some eight or 10 hurricanes boil up. in the Caribbean or come

behind schedule today and the cross from the coast of Africa weather bureau had its fingers in an average vear. They wander crossed. generally northward at about 12 a miles an hour, but with many Although September is the variations in direction By no

“worst” month, the hurricane neang aj) of them hit the United season officially opened on June States coasts. 15 and will run to Nov. 15. In an. The weather hureau started i getting ready for the 1952 séason

two storms would d months ago. Its experts met with

others from the Air Force, Navy (Coast Guard, and civil aeronautics

NG hurticane has been reported Administration to apportion rethis veal Katady waar Hud Pon bmty. an a Nobody can guess when the first Other experts inspected weather one of the season will develop stations: our own and those of

nL Ct he: eighbor: on When it does, nobody will know Our Caribbean n ighbors ¢ « islands throughout the area. A for sure why it did.

Hut the odds are that it is special 24-hour teletype wire was 3 8 3 8

fr Brownsville, Tex. to coming. And the weather bureau Spened Jam Fro wl Clarieston expects to hear about it mighty 8. CC. with legs to Washington and quick, chart its course and In- " Boston, tensity, and give advance notice

‘ Radar-equipped Air Force and 91-24 to 36 ours where 1. 1a Navy "hurricane hunter” planes likely to hit, .

: t Mi: i, Be ! As Ivan R. Tannehill, the were alerted at Miami, Bermuda

weather bureau's top expert on and Puerto Rico. Their job js 10 tropical storms, told a reporter: track down reported danger areas “We've been on the alert since and, sometimes, to fly directly into June 15. and when the first te hurricane to check {ts speed rine : and power. en we aaron. SOme 50 merchant ships make : us daily weather reports by radio bragging. We've had weeks of All ships, by international agree weather w hich so far as we know ment, are expected to report when was favorable to the development they run into hurricanes. of hurricanes. Why none has been

triggered we just can't say.” * Mr. Tannehill has been study- Soviet Seeks to Avert

Ing hurricanes since 1915, when Hungary Rail Jam as a weather bureau employee in PARIS, Aug. 14 (CDN)

Galveston, Tex., he swe ut | ; \ { On 2 ated out Direct rail connection between one in which 125 persons died. AQP i ! Y the USSR and Austria through As chief of the bureau's division frurs Hungary, without passing of foreca’ts and reports, he now : ‘ through Budapest, is being or is boss of the joint hurricane warning service ‘Which ’ tes ganized under Moscow orders, ' operate: The idea is to prevent the re:

average year, have run their course by now an the bureau would be on the lookout for a third.

eacl rrice $ evil hush ane season oul of turn of jammed Hungarian lines & ¢ ’ * 1a. o The hurric: vice | all of which run through the cane service is a main capital, as happened under the

reason why United States death tolls from hurricanes dropped from the record 6000 dead in another Galveston disaster, in September, 1900, to none in the summer and fall of 1951. (Our Carib- loughby Trapp's dog, ‘General bean neighbors, with about 250 MacArthur” loves candy and al dead last year, were not so for- WAYS buys'his own. He gets a tunate.) nickel in his mouth, goes to the grocery and gives up_ the nickel 16,000 Killed to the clerk when given a bar of About 16,00 persons in the candy. It must be chocolate or United States have lost their lives coconut. He won't take anything in 67 hurricanes since 1873, 80 else. per cent of them by drowning. =: . The weather bureau thinks Te Whoopee at Millsaps of the. deaths could have been! JACKSON. Miss. (UP) Two prevented, The last hig disaster men drank whisky on the campus cameron Sept. 21, 1938, when a of Millsaps College, a Methodist fast-building storm swept in off institution, and had the whole the Atlantic, across Long Island, hearted approval of the faculty and up into New England, with The men were prisoners in the about 600 dead. city jail who volunteered to drink “We couldn't get much of an the spirits and then let Dr. Leon audience for our warnings,” Mr. Greenberg of Yale University Tannehill recalled. “Everybody test them for intoxication with W interested in reports his alcometer, Europe .about Chamberlain and Hitler.’ A hurricane, by definition, is a

Hitler regime

Dog Shops Himself

TUPELO, Miss. (UP) Wil-

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tropical storm with winds whirling around a central eve at a speed of at least 75 miles per

hour. Hurricanes, develop in the hot months over tropical waters. They grow as big as 500° miles

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