Show Nearly Perish in Eastern Heat Wave Millions Jam Beaches in Quest of Relief By y United Press The east sweltering in the eleventh eleventh elev elev- day of a heat wave that has 1 caused hundreds of deaths and made urban life all but intolerable ha had l its hopes of relief dashed Monday by the weather bureaus bureau's pronouncement that a previously expected cool spell wouldn't mate mate- Heat returning to the central states for the second time blocked off a mass of cool air which had been headed toward the Atlantic from the Great Lakes area and andI left a large part of the nation I blanketed under a suffocating layer of humid torrid air The toll of deaths attributed one way or another to the heat was within and and mounting Millions sought relief at beaches and resorts resorts more more than third one-third of New York City's went to the seashore or the country Sunday Sunday but but the weather bureau said there ther was no relief in sight Fair and continued warm was the forecast for the day warm and humid for Monday night The weather bureau has grown cautious Last week it forecast relief on occasion The relief never came So in announcing the possibility of showers in the east Tuesday the weather bure bureau u said they may bring relief The temperature reached only degrees in New York City Sunday as compared with Saturdays Saturday's Saturdays Saturday's Saturdays Saturday's Satur Satur- days day's but the humidity was greater and the suffering more intense Thirteen deaths were at attributed attributed nt- nt to the heat Prostrations I were counted in the scores beach Continued on PaRt Pare Two Column Eight HUNDREDS DIE IN HEAT WAVE Continued From Page One and highway accidents In the uie thou sands Beaches were so crowded that at Coney Island where 1 1300 Son persons sought space on sands heated to degrees it was difficult dif dlf to find space to sit down 1 New England counted 25 violent deaths most of them directly or or of indirectly caused by the heat One Oni mans man's heart stopped when a be bee be stung him Philadelphia experienced 9 99 99 degree heat Sunday a seasons season's high and the hottest July 28 in th the city's history The forecast was wai for tor more of ol the same Eastern Pennsylvania reported 51 heat deaths in the past 10 days western Pennsylvania 37 A freak electrical storm hit southern New Jersey j i prodUcing fat j f jat at its h height ight an occasional snow no flurry that wasn't a dream but I was just as fleeting Five per pcr pcr y 1 sons died one after being struck by lightning a Washington experienced a 16 ig degree degre drop In temperature from 8 a a. 97 07 7 high hIg when an electrical storm stern accompanied by almost no rain rafn rain visited the The capital storm over the mercury climbed again Six Sf i died in the Washington area on the eleventh consecutive day of the heat wave there Detroit reported another l' l day o of d 90 degree 90 gree heat and a state death toll for the period of ot 59 Thundershowers in th the graIn gram belt averted serious damage to tol the corn crop which had beta been seared lal last t week were reported moving nto into th the grain states however after t the drouth If |