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Ti: BOSTON DAILY GLOBE-AVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1947 Thre By Ed Reed RAIN T. OFF THE RECORD Continued from the First Page i rerrr.up"," I from trees. The yellow, blue and green jewels are eucalyptus-loving beetlestabbed "jewel beetles" by entomologists. SAN FRANCISCO (UP)An Australian doctor has presented the San Francisco Academy of Science with a collection of jewels he took IIIP i Hurricane Gusts ilTwo Persons Injured Newton Mishaps INEWTON, Nov. 12Two persons near Hall about 8:40 a.

it Nantucket were injured today in auto accidents The auto was operated by Clare EL during the heavy rain. I Lawrence Pratt. 60. 28 Hudson st, Howard, 23, 92 Martin it. South Acton.

Quonset Point 'Quincy, was cirtically hurt when an auto he Wilmi ntArril I i ti or Afi, is fft i. vuonset roint was eirtically hurt when an auto he was operating was in pEEMMMEIMOIMIPI Chandler's Tremont and West Streets a Northeast gusts of hurricane force ilicad-ott collision with a city truck 'of the Street Department on Dudley ripped Nantucket this noon, as the, 4 Newton Center. about It a. m. center of the storm lashing all New Pratt was taken to the Newton- England passed over that island.

Wellesley Hospital with fractured The same wind velocity. was and a possible fractured skull. ported by the Naval Air Yerardi, Swift West New. Quonset Point, R. I.

Sustained'ion, was the operator of the truck. force was recorded at 55 miles per Julia T. Enders, 37, 87 Lakeview hour. ay. Cambridge, a hairdresser, suf OP 4E I fered leg injuries when she was ul JCS nen sne was :st.simaima.004.,644, 1 k) 4gliPts, 1 1 4 r1 1 7,4 't 0 ES PAW 5 Iv (I'D I i 4 tillaill11111111111111111po 1- sr tju 0 ckftt 1- til 5, .4.

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12 (AP)--flooded. Li le United States Weather Bureau IN Llit. 14 I Flooded United States Weather Bureau! I 1 Waren 3000 A Air' mightrates cat 25 I. 3000 rhttates cat 25 OT Lights Out I The East Boston police were deluged! 0 today forecast winds of whole gale 1 1 With calls today from residents sfoterreme osffweethpeieMgaeinveeecNoaeswt bEenfogrlaenda 1 las some residing in inland ineighlacring the shore area. as well' passes out to sea late tpnight.

that their cellars were flooded and Rain-laden winds that hi it 50 miles 6aon miles systems put out of commis-1 fected were Meridian, Border, Ben-I Kliemann? meteorologist, said. sion. Among the streets most af-1 nington. Bremen and Emmons sts. I Inland, Kliemann predicted.

the on Maverick st. water On the lane leading from the! force would approach 50 miles, or' strong gale force. The center of the storm which deposited 1.39 inches of rain here at reached hubcaps of automobiles, noon was expected to pass to the two of whichWere stalled. east of Portland. east or Portland.

1 Among the streets most af-1 were Meridian, Border, Ben-, ton. Bremen and Emmons sts. 1, I the lane leading from the I )rt on Maverick St. water bed hubcaps of automobiles, of which were stalled. l''.

1 1 i I ,1 t. -i 1 .4 dio Vtiosa.m.r.00r 4, le 1 I Tr: spoor PAW' ii; PP -Igilqoit--tipol) goo 0.11 I ::010 1 -mmu. 1. i 1 I11. aaorm6pizow NIV 4917410 "Let me have the ring back, dear, and we'll be off on our honeymoon in a jiffy!" Maine power and agricultural au- thorities said the rain had brought: "material relief' in the drought conditions that had affected Aroostook County's power supply and 1 farm conditions.

The rain also effectively ended the 1 danger of recurrence of October's disastrous forest fires. six inches against the basement windows of several large apartment houses near Harvard and Commonwealth Allston. Almost marooned was a dwelling at 66 Glenville ay. Wind Snaps Wires, Squantum Power Off Alewife Brook in Somerville was filled 'to its banks, and water backed up through the sewer system into the College-ay. section.

Similar conditions were reported as far south as tip of Cape Cod and as far north as Portland, Me. Northeast gales hurled tremendous tides against the Massachusetts coastline today, inundating the causeways to Squantum and Hough's Neck, flooding the Boston water front and causing some damage to small boats and seaside homes. Schools were closed in many Greater Boston communities because of the storm. The sea surged a foot deep over Wharf at high a. m.marooning apartment dwellers there and floating several small boats onto the dock.

With gusts well over 50 miles an hour driving be' fore them, the causeways from Quincy to Squantum and to Houghs Neck were under a foot of water a half-hour before high tide. Surf smashed over the seawalls at Wollaston and Winthrop, but police reported that the effect was "more spectacu-. lar than damaging." At Charles River Dam the tide measurement at pointwas 13.92 feet. This was 3.85 feet over normal, at a sheltered point. Where wind and waves were unimpeded the ex-.

cess was much greater. Roads flooded in Winthrop included Moore, Tewksbury and Underhill sts. At Wollaston, water was more than four inches deep in some streets across the boulevard from the seawall. A temporary wooden bridge at the foot of Huckins Squantum, was awash and loose at its moorings. Squantum mail carrier Ray Hatch stood by helpless as his chicken coop was lifted from its stilts and floated onto Wollaston Bay.

Hundreds of motorists were forced to abandon their cars in all sections of Greater Boston, as water rose above the floorboards. Firemen were called to rescue a man stalled in four feet of water on Baker West Roxbury. Somerville police closed undezpasses on Medford and WIshington after several cars had been stalled in each. Other motorists voluntarily towed the victims clear. Numerous skidding accidents were reported, and the Cambridge Public Works Department sent out crews to sand leaf-strewn streets.

From Rhode Island came word that, the Lincoln Downs racetrack flied cancelled races for the day because of snow. Northeast winds. with gusts tip to 180 miles an hour, sent flood tides over a dozen main roads along Cape Many small boats were damaged. and water lapped at the foundations of many Summer homes in Yarmouth and Hyannis. High water at Union Somerville, forced the Boston Maine Railroad to reroute Fitchburg Division trains through Somerville Junction and Hills Crossing.

Passengers were being taxied between Cambridge and Belmont. On other divisions of this road, trains were slowed by floods at Everett station, Chelsea, Salem Tunnel and between Woburn and Woburn Highlands. Water from overflowing sewers, backed up to a depth of more than 1 On other divisions of this road, trains were slowed by floods at Ev- erett station, Chelsea, Salem Tunnel and between Woburn and Woburn Highlands. Water from overflowing sewers backed up to a depth of more than QUINCY, Nov. 12 Parts of Squantum were without power, after 1 the wind snapped electric lines on I East Squantum st.

at 1:15 p. m. today. Firemen stood guard over the live wires until repairs could be: made. ANNUAL SALE of our famous BREAKFAST BELLE you.in our crinkle cotton brunch coat Jo, (1 i IRANI WIMP AMLINI sk, sN, I litAttti I )4-' tr I 11C I il ,,,0 I e' 1 tit 41 I 4 IL? de 0., 4 1- II 71Ik 'If ik pabet BREAKFAST dINJjk BELLE 4 it I :J1.98 4.

14, I 0 114 '41r you.in our 4 il As -4 crinkle cotton 4 7 jp 4kk brunch coat I 1 01 to lti en. 1, I ii, 41 dt I Vi I ow Alt A-Llt 3 ri, Z- CriT: 4, -c i 1- Pk A I ----'1kk4 Roslindale Woman Hurl in Collision 'dl The Boston Sewer Department received scores of complaints from residents who said their streets had been inundated when the rain carried leaves into catchbasins and clogged them. Heavy rains and high tides caused delays on three of the New Haven lines. Service on the Woods Hole line was tied up and trains were not permitted to go from Falmouth to Woods Hole to avoid a washout Passengers on the 8 t. tn.

train detrained at Falmouth and were taken the rest of the way by taxi. On the 11 a. m. to Boston the eight passengers were taxied from Woods Hole to Falmouth. All trains to the South Shore were slightly delayed by the water on the tracks of the Neponset draw-I bridge.

On the main line from Boston to New York there was a slight delay caused by the high water on the tracks at Back Bay which put the automatic signel system out. Forecasters at the Logan International Airport weather station said the wind would back into the north, then the west during the afternoon, possibly bringing a few snow flurries before clear, cool weather arrived. The coldest night of the season was in prospect, with subfreezing temperatures throughout New England. The tide blocked off several important South Shore roads, including Granite and Old Colony Dorchester. Lights were out in the Roxbury Crossing section for a half hour after wires were blown down at Highland and Fort sts.

early this moihning. Two men narrowly escaped death when a five-ton milk truck skidded on wet car tracks and nearly plunged off the Warren-ay. Bridge into the Charles River. The truck jumped a three-foot abutment and over- turned, but was stopped by the outer iron railing. The operator, Paul Bert, 20, re erfurie 198 Pius- fax 1 One person was hurt today In collision of a truck and an auto at Grove st.

and West Roxbury Park-1 way in Brookline. The truck was operated by Frank Collyer, 37 Neponset Dorchester. Julia Granfield, 24. of 124 Brown Roslindale, one of the passengers in the car operated by Paul E. Schiggs, 14 Seymour Boston.

was taken to the hospital where she was treated for a fractured arm. Expect End of Rain by Night Weather Bureau officials said the rain would probably "ease off" by late afternoon and cease by nightfall. The wind shifted around to north-northwest in early afternoon, and the temperature started falling rapidly. Subfreezing temperatures were expected throughout New England tonight. Northern sections were due to receive considerable snow before the storm moved to sea.

and Boston might have a few flurries during the early evening. Winds up to 40 miles art hour will continue until tomorrow noon. Among scores of accidents was one at Portland, in which Coley Welch, ex-New England middleweight boxing 'champion, was injured. Also slightly hurt in the same accident, when their automobile skidded, knocked down a parking meter and crashed into a store, was Martin Foley, 23, of Portland. Whole sections of Marshfield were reported under water at noon.

Waves lapped over porches in the Dike section of the town. Although roads are cut off, State Police are attempting to send a reconnaissance cruiser into the area. Although the tide wag high at 10:30, the easterly gale was said to have held tons of water in on the land. It was expected to recede later when the wind shifted. A badly battered coal barge barely limped into Somerset, with a I500-ton cargo.

Her master said the storm had torn a hole in the barge's bottom. Worcester recorded a rainfall of 2.25 inches before noon. In Brookline. several automobiles were stalled by floods along the Worcester Turnpike, and householders called the Fire Department to request assistance in pumping cellars. 3 for 5.85 plus fax Expectant Mother Removed From Car A Dorchester woman, a maternity case.

on her way to Newton-Wellesley Hospital was taken from her stalled car on the Arborway in a police ambulance to the hospital. She is Mrs. Freida Bergman, 28, of 19 Floyd Dorchester. I Chandler's Mail Order Blank 1 No. Odor No.

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