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Evening star., 1925-11-01

TAKOMA PARK-WHOLE OR PART NINE
room house: -nlakes three nice apartments:
INV. heat. electricity. two baths. garages: :
TIERS o3q Par< ave
Evening star., 1925-11-01

MODERN i0-RGOM HOUSE. BATHS.
fine location: corner lot: shade trees. street
work done; close to car and bus lines;
IS. 500 easy terms: come and see the owner.
Mrs. ANNIE PLEASASTS. 10 Spencer St.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

BROOKLAND SECTION-AT 18th AND
hamiln SITS; ne. s-room brick house CEN
Yer nal! entrance, Dor"hes garage adjoin-
ing. Modern ana will make good home for
large family or doctor. Contains best i'm
provements. Price and terms attractive
SIMON BELoFf. owner and builder gO3
Evening star., 1925-11-01

BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: TWO
porches: newly decorated; near station and
Alexandria car line J. D. LANIER. l Pitts
ave Mount Ida Va
Evening star., 1925-11-01

RooMTNG HOUSE. y BLOCK VEST OF
18th St. near c. II, $; rooms and bath;
d bedroon,s: lot 25xl5O to paved alley;
garage space: all modern improvements,
must he sold Immediately Adams 30l9.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH NEW HOUSE:
furnace. electric; reasonable @ rent 10 apply on
charlotte ave z. Riverdale. Phone Hyatts.
n4-W
Evening star., 1925-11-01

NEHR-IN- NV. DESIRABLE >RESIDEN-
tial section. o rms. h.-w h. electricity. ga
rage. sacrifice: terms. Address Box 2O7-S
! Star office.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

FOREST GLEN. MD. NEAR CARS-SEvEN
rooms and bath: hot-water heat. gas. electric
lights: cellar: 3-car garage: chicken house
MARING I4lG E ST Il u
Evening star., 1925-11-01

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. 2616 CNiyER-
slty place NV. between Euclid and Fair
kitchen and bath Sl2 800 Immediate pos
session D. NJ GOODACRE Adams 3596. -
Evening star., 1925-11-01

RENT COZY DETACHED HOME. LARGE
wooded lot Takoma Park for less than
smallest Washington apartment, rooms
Ing porch breakfast alcove. hardwood floors.
fireplace: abundant attic storage: large. dry
basement: laundry trays. only $50 month
Phone OWNER Adams 522 i
Evening star., 1925-11-01

1900 MADISON ct. Nw-oNE OF THE
coming sections OF the city. Large corner
property with an extra lot 40 ft front TO
fHi depth OF lot improved ey S,roomd nd hSmSi 6ric
garage Price SIS. $50. Easy terms. In
Evening star., 1925-11-01
SUBURBAN HOME.

This property is well located in Kensing-
ton. convenient to school and stores and
within = blocks of Capital Traction cars
There is three-tourths of an acre of ground
numerous shade trees. flowers and Shrubs:
1t is offered at this remarkably low price to
settle estate. There are seven rooms
bath two porches and garage
CUNlER \. METZIER.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
MAIN 50. i106 VERMONT AVE NV
SUNDAY AND NIGHT PHONE. ADAMS $50
Evening star., 1925-11-01
BARCROFF. VA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRoP'Y.

COLONIAL SUBURBAN HOME WITH
waterfront acreage: Virginia or Maryland.
n"ar Washington. Have SIS. .000 as cash
layment: give full particulars. Address Box
los. star office.
NEAR TAKOMA PARK OR SILVER
Suring-Houses with Il. l and . acres
We have a large demand for such proper
ties priced up to 100000
LILLE & HENDRICK.
Cor. Laurel and Carroll Aves. Takoma Park
Columbia SS20
Evening star., 1925-11-01

| NW-GRUVER- BUILT: Is RMS BATH
convenient TO cars and bus: owner Will sell
! on easy terms. Call Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

STORE AND APT. NV. CORNER I2th AND
Hamlin sts. ne: best location for drug
gist. general merchandise. hardware. meat
market. delicatessen: nicely financed: also
store, next TO corner. same description. for
tailor. bakery. dry goods. Apply SIMON
BELOFF owner and builder. g03 New York
Evening star., 1925-11-01

BATTERY PARK HOME. $50. 000-HOL-
10" nc stucco: rooms. baths: garage
10 match. Death of owner. who built this
home one year ago. necessitates disposal
No agents Phone NJ. 1852. Cleve. PHI
Evening star., 1925-11-01

4 FINE PROPERTY. SUITABLE FOR A
club private school or fraternity; best loCa-
ton IN NV: easy terms: might trade. Call
Clrve 4l4O after u pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

NEAR PENSION OFFICE-THREE s-RoOM
brick houses, in excellent room renting
ncighhorhoud: houses now rented Tor $1,000
per month each. An excellent lnvestment
for price asked. VIII show 2O't Call
GIADMAN Line 346, 306 Pa. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

467 | ST SW-SIX-R0OM HOUSE. BATH.
gas large yard in rear: price $4,000. terms,
500 cash and S35 monthly.
oo6 9th ST s.e-Nine-rU room house. bath,
cellar hot-water heat. twD-car garage. front
and side entrances and large. wide yard IN
rear. price. 81 600; terms. $500 cash and
S5T SO monthly. -
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
lincoln 1850 10 Sth st. NE.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

22oS CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-6 ROOMS.
= baths breakfast porch. sleeping porch
h.-w H.. hardwood floors. electric light: deep
lot alIeN- phOnn Cleye. 4321 3.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Beautiful TakOma Park.

McLAGHLEN BANKING CoRP,N.
NAN 432 L EVENINGS EVE NORTH 3i3.
Evening star., 1925-11-01

LEAVING UNITED STATES. WILL SELL
my home Tor less than it cost. Large mod
ern. SIX rooms and bath brick house with
many adnlttonal improvements. including
garage VIII sell for $3.50. Phone Col.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
3O29 DENT PLACE \ "

Attractive home. Il rooms and bath: large
pack yard to alley: front and back porches
trlc light and gas. Price 50 $50 Small
deposit; Easy payments. Call or phone
Evening star., 1925-11-01
412 Eye s.. NV. Franklin a5o3.
WOODLEY PARK.

=, One block from wardnsan Park Hotel and
tpnn ave. Buy direct from owner: q
rooms and bath. huIlt-in servants room
Sleeping SIl,p porches double garage, oak floor
MIddaugh shannon built. House is IN ex-
time. Owner leaving city. Price reduced for
Adams 12S"-I
Evening star., 1925-11-01

1927 MORSE ST NE-GRUVER- BUILT,
q rooms ami hardwood floors and trim
3 porChcs: excellent condition. Make "iler.
3S16 MORRISON ST. CHEVY CHI ASE. D. 9
New, detached, center-hall plan Dutch co
lonal. rooms. inclosed porches, lnstan-
taneous heater. paved street and alley, con
NenIent to stores schools. churches ana cars
Sl3.15O. Easy terms Open to sunday
FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
.BERMUDANS MAY BAN
BATHING GIRL PARADE

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Nov. %
OP)-Bathing beauties with bewitching
smiles and enhancing figures are well
enough along the seashores. But
when they don their one-piece bathing
suits at their hotel and form dress
or undress-parade and walk mile
or so from the hotel TO the beach, II
is considered another matter.
In certain circles in Bermuda. op-
position has been raised to the daily
parade of the bathing bellies and 1t has
been decided that an amendment shall
be added to the summary offenses ana
jurisdiction bill, making it an oftense
for a person to walk abroad improper
lv clothed. The matter Is before the
local house Of assembly.
The appearance at the house oil as
sembly of q young woman In plus
fours,, who was denied admission,
also brought UP in the assembly the
question if plus tours" should be I'M
der the ban. 1t was asked If a young
woman in "plus tours" could be con-
sidered "to walk abroad improperly
or indecently dressed in such a man
ner as to disguise or conceal the sex
of the wearer."
1t was argued by the majority that
such was not the case that the wear
ing of "plus fours" could not be con-
sidered indecent and that it was going
too far to legislate against it. But as
10 the parade of the bathers, the ques-
ton is to be decided later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
NEW AIRCRAFT LINE
LINKS FLORIDA CITIES

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Nov. %.
&-A new aircraft line linking all
important cites of Florida with fast
express and passenger service, was an
nounced here BY +. c. Shipman. repre-
sentative Of the Stout Metal Airplane
Company Of Dearborn. Mich, which
will conduct TIE service through an
operating company which will be in
corporated under the laws Of this
state.
Planes manufactured by Henry
Ford, an entirely new design, will be
used in the service. it was said. They
will be powered with three motors.
First operation in Florida will be
service between Jacksonville and
Miami. trip which Mr.. Shipman es-
timated would require three hours. The
second link will connect Jacksonville
ard Tampa. win a possibility of ex-
tension to st. Petersburg.
Only express VIII be carried Iuring
che initials runs. it was said.
Approximately 1900 pounds of freight
can be transported by each plane. Later
500 pounds Of express and twelve pas
sengtrs viii lie hauled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
BUILDING DECAY|NG

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Cp)-The
flowers, cupola and gargoyles which
adorn the house Of Parliament, have
de: ,nerated into almost shapeless
pieces of masonry. But a more Sc
rious aspect Of the situation is the
reported disintegration of the build
ing itself.
Sir Frank Baines, a noted archi-
tect in charge of public buildings, has
informed a committee of the House
OF Commons that members of Parlia-
ment are in danger of being struck
by falling stone as they walked on
terraces. There was no fear of the
building collapsing, however. But
owing to the combined effects Of Lon
don's smoky atmosphere and the
Capitalization of the stone work, the
building is in a state of extreme
mutilation. Hundreds of tons of
loose material have been removed and
II 9 are still innumerable masses
at great heights which could easily
be removed by hand.
Sir Frank estimated that Il would
cost sec, 100000 to erect the build
ing today. He said that repairs would
cost about S5,0000 900.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
ARKANSAS PROBES
PRISON WH|PP|NCS

STUTTGART, Ark. Nov. 25.-Cp)
Stories told by nine men recently pris.
oners at the Lonoke county convict
farm near England. to the effect that
they had been recently flogged by
guards will be investigated at once,
W. J. Wagner, prosecuting attorney,
declared early today.
Mr. Wagner said he would go to
the farm Friday and open his investi.
CATION and that il he found the situa.
ton warranted, he would lay the mat.
ter before the Lonoke county grand
jury.
A committee from the American lie.
gion and the Rotary Club of SUIT
CART obtained the release of the men
after paying their fines. The action
followed the story Of Edward Conley,
recently discharged prisoner who de-
clared he had been flogged three times
by an alleged whipping boss" for
failing to do assigned tasks. Similar
charges were made by Lawrence
Downing of indianapolis who claimed
that he was beaten several times.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
695 SHIPS BRING
j. S. S6O,524,917

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-LP)--
The shipping board since 1921 has sold
69j vessels of approximately 100000
lightweight tons for $60,524,917,
Chairman O'Connor today informed o.
G. Roach Of New York, secretary Of
the American Manufacturers Export
Association.
The chairman's letter was in reply
10 one from Mr.. Roach enclosing reso-
lutions adopted by the association, de-
claring the present organization Of
the shipping agencies" Of the govern
ment we're inadequate to the point Of
interfering with the acquisition and
operation Of shipping by private cap
ital.r
Mr.. O'Connor denied that the ship
ming board was inadequate in this re-
spect and suggested that American ex-
porters could aid American shipping by
using more American vessels for trans
porting their products.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

Nearly half the girls at vassar have
admitted they smoke.
At Barnard, smoking has never been
forbidden. Last week, by vote of
44S to 442, Mount Holyoke girls voted
for smokes. The Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology. co-educational,
has permitted girl students to smoke at
undergraduate social affairs. At
Smith College, action has been defer
red on the matter till spring.
Bryn Mawr alumnae seemed pleased
over the lifting of restrictions.
Mrs. Warren Thorpe, president of
the New York Bryn Mawr Club, said
she felt that the new rule would have
the general approval of the alumnae.
at is felt that the girls smoke any
way" she said, "and it is better for
them to do it openly than secretly.
Smoking may decrease now that it is
no longer forbidden"
Mrs. Alfred Hesse. wife Of a ply
stefan and mother Of a Bryn Mawr
student said:
II don't object to girls smoking,
but I see much harm in any prohi-
bition on the conduct of the college
girls. They should make their own
decisions"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
EASTERN SCHOOLS FROWN
ON SMOKING BY WOMEN

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-R-Ap-
parently smoking is frowned upon by
most Of the large Eastern girls col
leges.
Disagreeing with Bryn Mawr, which
recently set aside smoking room in
each dormitory, several other colleges
have either forbidden smoking out
right, or deferred action on the mat
ter. At some colleges there are no re-
strietions, but the habit is discour-
aged.
Gousher College at Baltimore, about
a month ago, forbade students to
smoke in college buildings or public
places.
At Wellesley, a proposal that smok.
ing be permitted off the campus was
defeated last week. The practice is
forbidden at college.
Radcliffe and West Virginia forbid
smokes.
At Vassar, the habit is a matter of
the individuals conscience, but the
rules disapprove it as injurious to the
health. The students, however have
voted against outright prohibition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
COP. ALLOWS.
INSURGENTS
REPR|EVE
Plan to Press Tax Bill
Before Giving AHen-
ton to Party.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-CR-
Republican leaders are showing n dis
position to move slowly in dealing
with insurgent Republicans in the or
ganization of the new House with
their program for speedy action on the
tax reduction bill primary consider
alton in the matter.
A plan has been tentatively adj
vanced to postpone organization OF
most OF the House committees entirely
until the tax bill is disposed of, prob.
ably just before the Christmas recess.
Representative Longworth of Ohio,
designated by the Republicans for
speaker Of the new House and party
floor leader at the last session. favors
the plan as one to prevent delay and
interference with the tax measure.
WATCH INSURGENTS.
Such a course obviously also would
defer the whole question of how far
the Republican organization will carry
out the policy decided on in caucus
last spring of Withholding important
committee assignments from members
of the party who supported the presi-
Dental candidacy Of Robert NJ. La
Toilette. With some leaders doubtful
as to how far this policy should be
pursued, the delay will give 0pportun..
ity to judge the intentions of some OF
those listed as insurgents by their
votes not only on the tax bill but
also on organization Of the House.
There has been no definite indica-
tons so far of what path the insur-
gents will follow at the coming ses-
sion. Last season, they put forward
their own candidate for speaker and
voted as a unit on the revenue bill.
TRY TO CHANGE BILL.
Mr.. Longworth has specified half
a dozen Of the more important COM
mittees besides the Ways and Means
committee. already selected and from
which Representative Frear of Wis
consin was dropped, from which he
believes Republicans who supported
Mr.. La Toilette should be removed.
The tax reduction bill already is re-
garded as certain to be subjected to
some attempts at amendment. Repre-
sentatives Rainey. Illinois, and Hull,
Tennessee. Democratic members OF the
Ways and Means committee which
unanimously ordered 1t reported, also
have announced that minority views
on the non-partisan bill will be pre-
scented to the House.
GARNER DIFFERS.
Representative Hull and Represent
alive Garner of Texas, ranking Demo-
crat on the committee. both have is
sued statements expressing differing
opinions on some provisions of the
measure as has Representative Mills
(Republican), New York. It's general
provisions. however. and the non,
partisan spirit in which it was framed
were praised by. all three, Representa-;
tive Garner. who favors elimination OF
the automobile passenger car levy; be-
lieyes the total tax cut could have
been carried to S400,000,000 instead
of 1896, OOO,00
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
Discovers Rats
In Her Auto:
Ties Up Traffic

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Nov. 25.-Traffic on the Lake
Worth bridge came to . sudden
halt the other day. when
woman was seen suddenly to stop
her sedan and leap frantically
into the crowded thoroushfare.
Auto tires skidded and brakes
groaned rs drivers hurriedly
checked their machines expect.
ing n catastrophe.
1t developed that the cause
Of the excitement was q family
Of rats which had built . nest
in the machine while il was in
summer storage In = local garage.
Order was restored when q pass
Ing truck driver disposed Of the
rats.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25
Are "Slipping?"

Started out with a clean slate,
and through neglect drifted
from first-class to fair,-from
fair to poor?-STOP NOW!
get your bills together. Call
on each merchant you owe.
Talk with him frankly. Show
him that you expect to pay up
every cent you owe.
He will meet you halfway,
make arrangements that you
can live up to, and will do all
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

he can to help you get
SQUARE AGAIN. Don't keep
on fooling yourself. The mer-
chants know just as well as
you do, JUST HOW YOU
PAY.
REMEMBER, bills are payable
before the 18th Of the month
following your purchases, and
payable in FULL Excepting
deferred payment aceounts).
GET RIGHT WITH your cred
it.character. You can build
up, from poor to fair, and
from fair to FIRST-CLASS.
It's all up to you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

CAN'T. They'll get him sooner
or later. So with the "dead-
beat"
Are You One of Those Who
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

They TRUSTED in your
HONOR when they sold you
the goods with the agreement
that they were to be paid for
when due.
In their eyes, the man who
steals credit is in the same
class with him who comes in
the night to steal MER-
CHANDISE.
That's why they maintain a
"rogues gallery" of "dead-
BEATS" just as the police main
tain one for law-breakers.
The clever thief thinks he can
"get away with it,"-BUT HE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-25

Break a Cold Right Up witt
"Pape's Cold Compound
Take two "a bios

Take two tables
every three hou 5
until three doscsl
are taken. Tie
first dose alwats
gives relief. Tic
second and third
d oses completely
break up the cold,
Pleasant and safa
to take. Contains
no quinine dr
opiates. Millions
use "Pape's Coii
Compound" Prize.
thirty : five cents.
Druggists guarsu-
tee it. y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-25
WOMEN HERE ORGANIZE
ORIENTAL SHRINE COURT

Organization of Su-Su Court
Ladies Oriental Shrine of America,
was completed last night at the
Raleigh Hotel. This is the first
court formed in Washington and
the twenty-first in America. Char
ter members and a class OF candi-
dates were initiated following an
organization dinner.
Election of the following officers
was announced: High priestess,
Mrs. Todd S. Sharp; princess, Mrs.
George Duval, jr.; associate prin.
cess, Mrs. William E. Weigel; re-
corder, Mrs. William Cutshall;
treasurer, Mrs. Walter l.. Cary:
first ceremonial lady, Mrs. II. Elk
ton Smith; second ceremonial lady,
Mrs. John FL. Burkholder: Oriental
guide, Mrs. John Fl. HarWood; mar.
shall, Mrs. Charles B. Hanford; in
r1er guard, Mrs. Charles F. Kuehle;
outer guard, Mrs. Sadie Jenkins.
captain Of the patrol, Mrs. Alex G
Henry; directress, Mrs. Ernest c..
Lee; prophecies, Mrs. William F..
Hunt. organist, Mrs. Reu r. GIess.
ner; trustees. Mrs. Lorenso Wolford,
Mrs. Fl. G. Ayers and Mrs. John L.
Ford.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-25
A. A. A. AIDS
TRAFFIC
COUNT
Organization Takes Charge OF
Survey Started by
Boy Scouts

The American Automobile Asso-
citation today took charge of. the
traffic survey here which was be-
gun by the Boy Scouts two weeks
ago. John w. Kelly, sales man
ager of the A. A. A., was placed
in charge. of the traffic count. He
will work in cooperation with M.
O. Eldridge, director of traffic.
Our organization, aided by the
Boy Scouts and members of our
own force. will gather necessary
data, compile it and furnish. copies
to the traffic department OF Wash.
ington," said Mr.. Kelly.
I'VE started to work at S o'clock
this morning and will complete the
job as soon as possible
This traffic count will be used
in the selection of arterial high
ways and one.way streets.
Boy Scouts Counting.
Boy Scouts were stationed at sew
eral hundred intersections through.
out the city, checking up on the
number of automobiles passing. This
will provide an accurate count Of
the number of cars going downtown
each morning. going out in the
Afternoon, and tie routes taken
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-25

plause when she gave 81 for each
of her children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren, numbering 90.
AS an after thought she added 81
to her donation, explaining that
two additional great grandchildren
were expected soon.
Many of the women donated
money in honor of twin grandchil-
dren and within a short time there
were enough to form a new twins
club of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
When the d. A. r. Congress ad-
journs late this afternoon, 1t will
do so with the feeling that it has
completed one of the most construc-
tive programs in the history Of
the society.
oremOst on the list, of course,
was the action of the congress yes
terday in authorizing its building
committee to proceed with plans
for the erection of an auditorium,
costing close to 100000, which
will have a seating capacity of be-
tween 1000 and 5000 persons to
be built on'a site adjoining Memoir
al continental Hall.
The present session was also
marked by the lack Of heated de-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-25
NAVAL COURT CONVENED
TO HEAR RUM CHARGES

Orders were issued here today
conVenlng a general court-martial to
try Lieutenant Commander ID. W..
Fuller and the other officers Of the
naval transport Beaufort, in con-
nectlon with the discovery Of large
caches OF liquor aboard their vessel.
The court will convene at the
Hampton Roads Naval Base Monday.
Members are: Captain F. Traut,
Captain H. c. Cooke, Captain E. c..
Gudder, Commander r. G.. Meiner,
Commander I. c. Bogart, Com
nander B. r. Ware, and Lieutenant
Commander Oscar Smith, who will
act as Judge Advocate General.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-25
COOL WEATHER
STEALS Up ON.
CAPITAL
Was Not Expected So Soon,
But Is Nevertheless Well
coined by the City

After lingering around the vicin.
ity of Baltimore all day yesterday,
while Washington sweltered. a re-
freshing cool wave arrived here
early today and sent the Their
mometer tumbling.
The highest temperature recorded
at the Weather Bureau yesterday
was 9S.5 degrees, which sets a new
record for April "a and a record as
being the hottest day so early in
the year in the history of the
bureau. The Weather Bureau,
however. was outclassed by the
bureaus little brother the official
kiosk on Pennsylvania avenue.
which recorded a temperature of
103 degrees at o'clock.
Baltimore. on the edge Of the
cool wave. had a temperature of SO,
while Philadelphia hottest was rs.
Atlantic City's highest temperature
Of the day was Sc and New York s
So.
The cool wave reached Washing
ton Unexpectedly, as yesterdays
forecasts by the Weather Bureau
indicated a continuation of the hot
spell for today, breaking up in
thunder showers late tomorrow.