Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 16

.16 “HEAT TO HOLD GRIP, BUREAU PREDICTS Drop in Temperature Ex- pected Monday—92 High Reached Yesterday. The present hot spell will last for two | or three more days, the weather man predicted today. | The Weather Bureau expects thun- dershowers late this afternoon or to- night, which probably will cool the city for an hour or so. Yesterday a high | mark for June of 92 degrees was reach- | ed and the mercury is expected to go as high again today Tomorrow may be slightly cooler. but only by a few degrees. The hot spell will continue, the forecaster said, at least through Sunday and probably into | Monday, when a drop in the tempera- ture is expected. The highest official temperature of the year was- experienced April 8, with a mark of 94 degrees. On April 7, an | official high of 93 degrees was registered and on two previous occasions this year —April 6 and Maw\31—a temperature of 92 was reached, equaling the mark of yesterday. Three cases of heat prostration were reported yesterday, but no person had been treated at any hospitals today. Among the victims yesterday was S. Ozmanet of 1361 Perry place northeast, | employed at the White House as A | gardener. He was treated at Emer- gency Hospital by Dr. Leon Gordon and | €0 serious was his condition that it was | necessary to admit him to the hospital. He was reported today to be improved. | William Adams, colored. 65 years old, | of 444 G street southwest, was overcome | while laying a sidewalk at Forty-sixth | and Klingle streets. He.was taken to Georgetown University Hospital by | fourteenth precinct, police and was dis- | missed after receiving medical aid | The third case which police attribute | to the heat was that of Mhair Yagaz- rian, 44 years old, of 311 Pennsylvania avenue, who was sent to Gallinger Hos- pital after he was found wandering aimlessly on the street. sideration of the Walsh resolution on merce committee rather than in the Andrus, granddaughter of John E. An- pe— " B drus, wealthy capitalist of Yonkers, N. Y., could have a million today. her POLICE HOLD SUSPECT. | twenty-first birthday, if she went home Sissisediin to sign some papers. But she has been \ in a tennis tournament here. “Let the Man Sought by Richmond, Va.,|money wait,” she explained. “I can get it_anv time." POWER LEGISLATION ACTNTIES HEARD Josiah T. Newcomb, Utility Associations Counsel, Be- fore Trade Body. By the Assoclated: Press. Activities, of Josiah . T. Newcomb, counsel for the joint committ#e of Na- tional Utility Association, in connec- | tion with proposed congressional legisia- ¢ tion relating to public utilities were ex- | amined today by the Federal Trade Commisison. | Neweomb, a former New York State Senator,’ testified concerning a number of exhibits consisting of correspondence | in connection with congressional meas- ures which were placed in the record of the commisison’s inquiry into publicity activities of utilities. Letter From Attorney. i One exhibit was a letter from George | Roberts, a New York attorney. The letter under date of December 20, 1927, contained Roberts’ congratulations to | Newcomb in connection with the deci- | sion by the Scnate to place the con- | a power utilities investigation in the hands of the Senate interstate com- Senate judiciary committee. Letters Opposing Dam. Another letter was written under | date of January 7, 1927, by O. M. Gris- | ham, an attorney of Monroe, La., who informed Newcomb that ne ha; letters to Representative Aswell, Sand- lin and Wilson, all Louisiana Demo- crats, asking them to oppose the Swing- Johnson Boulder Dam bill and G ment operaticn of Muscle Shoals. In another exhibit a letter was ad- dressed by P. H. Gadsden, an_ official of the joint committee, to W. W. Ball, editor_of the Charleston, S. C.. News and Courler, under date of March 20, 1928, in which he asked the editor to oppose editorially the Norris resolution on the Muscle Shoals project. Scorns Million for Tennis. MERION, Pa., June 14 () —Dorothy “THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.” ¥, FRIDAY JUNE 14 1929." 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