Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-04-04 | Page 13 | [Illegible] Damage [Illegible] Averted by Wind Changes

lUIT DAMAGE DAMAGES S AVERTED BY WIND CHANGES thed Weather Conditions Lift Menace Rain or orr orr r r- r Snow Forecast nely cloudIness and winds Wed Wed- ty were believed to have aver averted led ands o or dollars in damage to the industry hough the mercury fell danger ow ow in northern Utah fruit gro Tuesday nIght it was bed bei be- be i d no damage had been done Und Un Un- d conditions and nd wInds take the thet out t of freezing weather it was waS lined Ined Wever there still is danger to tor r trees i if unsettled weather to to clear weather The fore fore- lS Is for poss possible ble rain or snow WedlY Wed Wed- lY night or frost if the sk sky s S. S WInd Sweeps City mile hour mile S-mile-an- tour wInd from the least rattled windows in Salt Tuesday night The mer mer- dropped to 34 degrees slightly than Monday night No frost reported ill in Salt Lake Cit City beof be be- of the wind and clouds added precipitation was report report- at city watersheds h 11 benefited b by Mondays Monday's snow snow- c weekly crop and range report e local weather bureau said aland al- al and fall wheat were in good conin con con- 1 in Salt Lake valley and that growing weather prevailed in of Provo Arm Army Flying Mall ree rec of the four airmail routes of f Salt Lake City were being I 1 by the army Wednesday No were flying between Salt Lake and nd Cheyenne but to Portland and and Los Angeles lInes were although some difficulty was entered entered en- en around Milford and Las Lass s on the latter run Los Angeles to Salt Lake City was forced down by weather at Vegas Tuesday J night The mail entrained to Milford and flown lit Lake City spite adverse weather that closed routes a t total tal of 1262 pounds of handled Tuesday in Salt city army airmail headquarters ted t d. d