' »

MAXIMS _

0, A .M _,,,,,, MAXIMS

¥~ OF A

, .

\\\i. lliihlllllllfmyni li|lAlllll/I ewmmmwn ~ gwvf H, I “““ “~- 'e. __ . " $52; /_ The Peoples Paper ,ff;';._“;“_ Reao by Everybody \ ,._¢._T.,';.§§§._.:'_-..:: ::.=i.:“::;"ii:: .i

t»-»o - - ~

‘ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew IQ

_, __»__

kg 32 .I _ _J_ C. - - - -_ _ -~- ___ ` _ c _ _;.-_“__

c”,|,,¢¢,|¢qn Onlrdlan Two Ceuta '* “ "‘ '_ f°~ ~ * -*-~ ~ A" ' '___ ‘“"`

~ oo

PRIISECIITIIIN IIENIIIINBES IRUTSKYISTS

i7 Accused Face Death

Before F-iring`

Squad. Noted Editor Among Grouy »

BY CHARLES P. NUTTER, Associated Press Foreign Stiii! Moscow. Jim. 2a-(Al‘l-l’ros- rciiior Andrey Vishinsky demziiiiled mth tonight for 17 confessed wrispirators to overthrow the gov- lmrnent-the same fate which dc- iendant Karl lladek urged in his Mwspaper writing for 16 other Niispiraiors who pleaded guilty md were shot last August. Requiring five hours to summar- ize the Government's charges that

iladelr md his colleagues soughtby , Im

trsitorous acts to involve Russia in

war with Germany and Jann". 0V' -nn rrthrow the Government and re- .

lforo capitalism, visliinsky turned to the suddenly-a.ged_ man of let-

ters. I "Ra.dek demanded that traitors

pay with their heads," he rapped out. “Do you remember tiiiit, itu- deli?"

Head Bowed

The former editor of the author- itative newspaper Izvestio stit with bowed head. He did not look up oi' Nlilv. I In demanding death for thc 16 confessed conspirators, tried last August, Radel: "made o. small mis- take," Vishinsky roared. "Ritdek thought he was writing . about Zimovieff and Kaiiiein-il Itwo ; of the former deleiiiiiiiit.~»_ liel made a small nilstake which ilur. ‘ trial corrects. He wrote about himself." I Striding to the ceiiiro of tlir court, Vishiiisky sliouiui out his demand for dezith and couc.iuli\ll his cuse. For two niiiiiitcs the cn`>wded courtroom applauded.

"The law demands, in case of proof of guilt, shooting-ivhicli can _ be commuted only in eau- oi ex tenuaiing cli‘ciimstuiices", the pro-. seculor decluimcd. “I believe ilicie I

I » I I

LONDON, Jrui. 28-LCP Cable)-

Tiic jiiclicial committee of tlieprlvy council, liniiding down judgmeiitin six crises arising fi'om the social reform measures pained by the Caiiudiziii Parliament. during the Bennett zidiiilnlstratioii, incorpor- ntcd in one of its opinions today a

gtliy analysis of the Domiiilon's

treaty-makiiig powers as they are

ccted by the respective jurisdic-

tion of the federal government and

the provinces.

The judgment upheld previous

opinions of the Supreme Court oi Crinnclit except in re'Ipecl: to sever- nl sections of tlic Dominions Trade and Iiiduslry Commission Act, which were cleelzireci invalid bythe Ottrtiva court and were not includ- ed in the Doiniiiion attorney-gen- crzil's cross-appeal, which was a.i~ lowerl by the judicial committee.

Legislation dealing with unem-

ployment iii.'~iii'aiiCc, hours of lab- or, niiniiiiiun wages and marketing was declared ultra. vires, or beyond ilie autiiority, of the Dominion Pnrliunient. _ _ »

Measures giving effect to some of

the reeoiiiinriulritlons of the Stev- iiis Cniiiiiiissioii on mass buying \\'r~i'e rli'<'l:ii'ecl constitutional, as \v;is the l.'i\v provlcliiig facilities for the llquicliitioii of the debts of in- .oiwiit farnicrs uloiip: bankruptcy liars but \\'itli'iut actual recourse to the brinkiuptcy courts.

Liiiiituiioiis Defined

Iii lioicliiig the miiiiniuni vrage

mul h'iiii's c-i' liibor-ltcis ultra vires their lorrisliips defined for the first time the linilluiioiis attaching to the Duiiiiiiioii Piil`lianient's power

I lie no such. tio vivo i-ilcct to international

“I am not alone in acciisiiii; Llioin _ of these base crimes. 'l‘lifi‘e are* the victims-the people who were ‘ killed and maimed in ivi-felt.; you planned-who stand beside nie I row." "The dead stand licro with nie, pointing at you with their terrible Iwiids, demanding with me and my I i`;~S,.,J. f..

(Continued on page D)

COMING fvfuii =%n__-_:_-_

"Salvation A....,' ruiiiinuge stile. Friday, January 29. Opens 1- p. ni.

L-4058-1-23-21. _

"Highfield Granites vs, Hornets at Milton Rhik tonight. skate liter. L-4090.

"Loading live hogs at Elmira Ind Baltic February l and 2. linrrl- _ Ihr Fraser. L-4oos-1-20.31.

"Hockey at Highfield tonight I liistern Stars vs. Second Granite. Skate after. L-4089.

"Pantry sais sid or nssiciiicii, A-It” Society Saturday 30th at Piowse Bros., Store.

11-2294-1~1B-28-27-28-Z9-30. _

"Hockey Victoria Rink. CIDO Traverse vs. Victoria. Friday. Jim- - “YY 29. League game.

L-4055-1-28-21.

“Annual Meeting Queens County L 0. L .will be held in Tiiiiton WUI. Brookflefd February 2nd nt. [.30 P. M. L-4002-1-39-2-1.

"Hockey viowi-is ainx. Cope

TNVBM ltrls vs Hampton boi/S. cmlmse game. Lady referee. Ad- liission 15 cents. L-4070-1-20~2I»

“some to the cineirrn supper In St. criiierinvs nsii. Jin. zotn. If hot fine Jan. 30. Supper served from soo p. in. L-4ooo-me-ai.

"The Annual Meeting of the ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian :salon B. ri. s. 1.. win be held in *lf lesion nsii tonight st moo. ruii litentanee requested. L-4081-1-20-ll.

"BUYIITI live _hogs Monday. ,

Mdm M0ase, Kensington, Everett I HUIIUI. Emerald. lamuel Craswell. Hmm River, Tuesday mornin!- °lim°<i A. 1:. weaiosir.

L-#H8-1-29-2|. I

-i

ircniics since Ciinnda acquired her prefrzit .‘<l:‘.ti1s under the Statute of \Ve.'»tiiiiiz.<.lei'. They declared tiint. under the distribution of powers lnviwceii ilic Doiiiiiilon iuid the pro- \i_ii<~i`s in lhe Britlsli North Amer- lea Avi. "tliero is no such thing as treaty levi.-liitioli as such."

"Tile <il.<lribul.ioii is brifed On

<'l;i.<\es of subjects :uid as a trcnty drnls with :i ltrirticufzir class of siibjvris so will the lcgialntivc pow- er of i‘i~foi'niiiii: it; be ri.scei'to.lneci." the _iiuiwiiii-iit saiid. “No one will doubt ilint this distribution is one of the most essentiiil conditions. pi'obnblv ilu- most esiintial condi- tioii.in the iiiterprovluclnl compact to which the B, N. A. gives effect."

Counsel had argued that under

r_,.. __, .. ., ___,__, ,_ _,

Canadian Red Gross To Assist U. S. Flood Refugees

Mr. George J. Tweedy, K. C..

picsicieii: of the Pr1IiCB Edwllfd Ls-land Red Gros; Society received the following telegram from Mr. J. L, Blggar, National 00mmiSSi0ill‘l‘. Caiiariiiiii Red Cross Society:

“Anierieiiii Red Cross NUS me

best wri_\' to asstst flood victims is to contribute funds but will grate- fully accept non perishable food- stuff; and new but not used cloth- ing, No personnell needed. Could You gi,-U your papers this state- iizeiii. .saying cash contributions slioiilri be made to YOU 1°’ Im' iiieniziie transmission through this office to American Red Ur0sS. Cfiiiadiiiii Railways WUI CHU'-V WU' tr'biitio|is iii kind lZ\`B£I-9 but I mutt luive lull details as arranile- iiiriils are complicated IGBHTUIHK destiiiaiioii and duty."

Retain Cruisers

As Floating Forts

J . 28--Five "C" class

§,c.)§.E)(?l§;';-ilryn will be converted

l(;:;0`fioI\‘tiiig anti-aircraft batteries.

They me C__l._.g;f__ad€:re|, CIJCCIOII.

C"‘II"IiIi;s(fiv:en\It'ei-o due to be acrapged "nd" mms of me I39:II)aIlrKfmI?\‘:'ok3d

i Treaty iintli F

va tho escalator clause.

I I I I

i I I

I I

W li

*___ 1 l- *___ _.__ __ ...l . . l t_ -l. _l_ I @

DEA TH DEMANDED For so V151 cozvspnen Toes I Sffeegffwe Dyke

“PiI4ii.}i,?C0u`..¢i1 Defines liiiiiiiurlvl;;;;........ System I" 5””

Powers IIUIIUITTEII il F

I Dominion Treaty

Vi/ith Respect To Provinces ‘IIIANSIAUIIIIIEII

Upholds Validity Of Farmers P

'Creditors Arrangement Act Arg Ready '|'|| And Trade And Industry Com- mission Act. I

the Douiliiioirs liwnty-iiiiikiiig pow-

Go-operate

FUVIIICBS

the fou

Jury Bring In “Not

Guilty” Verdict Af- ter Short Deliber- ation.

harles Govaii Duffy, Judge of

Queens County Court, was

nd "not guilty" of a, charge of

msnslaugiiter by a jury iii Sup-

(By The Canadian pl-|55) reme Court late yesterday after-

Caiiadian Provinces, upheld in 110°

ri. After 18 minutes delibera-

ers tlie federal govt-iriiiieiit was en- mm. conbenuon mat “_ majority of tlon pm-cy N0y_ jury fgrclnalh lm-

_ anne” Ggvcmmem reform megs- noiinccd the verdict to a packed

conventions sponsoi-cd by thc iii- mes exceeded Fedgml powem mn

titled to adhere to interiiiltionitl B

teriiatioiia.1lo.boi' oilice at Geneva. . ul kl l w lm I da and dealing with such matters its yung q C y n 8 yes or y

minimum wages and lioura of lab-

It was argued that as the labor

lions, which in turn is constituted _ the B_N_A_ Ad; lull Stands as me

rtroom.

The charge was a :iequel to the

a move to have co-operative death °f MICIHIGI H0ri§0¥1. 22. 0f

governmental action on legislation SI211l’1I10iJ9.\\‘h0 died in h0SDil.a1fl`0m

0F- that was ruled lnvalld by me injuries received in an automobile

_ _ prlvy Council , collision at Covehead on Septem-

°ff’f“ I-S PM” 01 the League Of NH- '-Now that the sir is cleared and ber

lst last.

The verdict followed a five day

under the '1`1'e21tl/ Of VCYSHIIICS. I-IIC I charter of pmvlnclal Sovcl-¢lgmy_ trial during wliich 25 \t~itiio>~si.s

_ e might well get on with a gen- were called by the Ci-own while

frifieiriiz vim miiiivrs resvrved fer mi conference or su interested J <1 ' - ~

measures in question, alrhougii in- “-

the provinces, nevcitlieless were p

treaty-making powers.

Provincial Autonomy _ \.

“It would be remarkable," the p

iv ie tie Dominion could noi; in- ‘ p

which affected civil rights in the

responsible to the provinces, need A

parliament would be fortliwitli clo- I '

. ‘r N

thed with authority to affect pro- ‘ pm-ed to m_¢pera;e with me Dom- Cl _

,Ion to pass enabgmg Iegislatlonm McQuarrie, Irving Tweedy, Blake erniit ii nation-wide scheme to be W inric effective." G

vincial rights to the fiili extent of il Unch ngieciiieiit. D

“Such it rfsult would appear to n

unclcrinino the constitiiiioiittl safe-I

guards oi' provincial iuitonomy. It I Signs Qmplmglzed the need for the follows from what has been said I pl-Qvincrs to pass enabling lcgn-13;-

that no further lcgisliitivc coiiipct- I 5

- `o

ence is obtained by the Doniiiiioii I li. for its accession to inteinntioniil I ll

status and the consequent iiicreiise I

in the scope of its executive func _ I-I0 and New Bl~un5wlcl¢ mtl, de. m Ii°1lS~ Ielarcrl their satisfaction the Privy m

"It inust not be thought thattlie C

result of this deirlsioii is that Clin- I ll

l_:.`rformzince_of her treaty obligat-

'LContinued on page 9) el

IS IIEIIEMEIII

~ _ u

arties," said Attomey General J. 0°]

valid by virtue of the Doniinioirs B

ouneii frowned on the Dominion _ dministration invading what Mr. 91

ado. is incompetent to legislate in M

ed provincial legislation. 5°

nl, Mr. McNair, cicifribed the be Bennett Government. legislation as -I0 I“zt direct invasion of the legislat- M

I \ I ive field which under the treaty of 1'- II _ _ iinloii in 1887 was assigned to the "I0 i,.f -2' provinces." If the legislation had

-c . rovcd b the Pri Couii- II”

CiEl_'I_;I;I;dcd_ nxfvould ..h,;'¥e 0pen_ _that. although the case had _oc- cd wide tlic door to continued .,€_up~ ' ~

violation oi' proviiicinl independ-I IC __ _,me and “mommy at the Wm of _no time had been wasted either by

ge Duffy was tho only witness

led by the defense. Judge Dufly

_MCNRU of New l3nm5Wlcl¢_ was called Wednedduy and was Speaking at Fredericton, he add- still on the stand when court nil-

ed: “The Govcmment of this pro- 101| iiice will support such a move- C111

ment whole-heaitedly and ap- gg roiich such a. conference in the

il1__¢_i_ICI&1_ Cvflimiiiee <i0C1fli‘Cd. “llliltf I broad spirit of co-operation which __ 'iid h Confdertinws

itiote legislation, however desirable, air;-Irtig§d."w en e a U a a

rned until yesterday. Ile con-

ded his evidence shortly before on after which Mr. H. F. Mc- ee, K.C., counsel for the defense

began his address to the jury.

Following Mr. McPhce's two and hal! hour address, Attorney Gen-

Partiruirfriy interested in mens- "el Thane A. Camiibeli Oiiericd

pfovinces, yet its government, not I employment ,md Swlal lnsurmwe his

cm ruled ultra vh-es the Federal Bhd B. hill! 18.101* Mr. Justice A. E.

only agree with a. foreign country I'G0ve,.nment_ ontarlois Attorney- “ Arsenault charged the jury. to enact such legislation and its ~ General, Ai'thui°'W. Roébu`c'k,' said: .Uurymen were: Messrs.. Percy

0 . ,

ni quite satisfied Ontario is pre-

Effect of the Privy Council dcci- 193’

case for the Crown. An hour

y, foreman, John Toole. Clifford iundler, Parker Carroll, Boyd

ood, George A. Tweedy, John rinies, Brenton Dickieson, Bever-

VanId crstine, Lloyd Stevenson.

Wlicii the _jury had returiicd

tlicir verdict of “not iiit " Vir

' gl y i .

H “_new It was ,.equi,cd_ Amor- Justice Arscnanlt said he was in

iv-General W, J. Major of Mon- he”

obo said at Winnipeg. um

rty accord with it. The fact t the deliberations had taken

The Attorneys-General of Onta- 0315’ 13 minutes Sh°\V€‘¢1 thot' iliry-

en had their minds pretty well :ide up before. On motion of the Attorne_v Geri- al the case. the King vs. Wiliizini

cNuir und Mr. Roebuck consider- Mumb Wa-S -@5005 OVW I0 U10 HCM

New Bruns\vick's Attorney-Gem

I the Parliament of Canada." the

(C. P. by Gu:irdi:in’s Spcefal Wire) OTTAWA. Jan. 28-Ca1ird:i‘s

trade bouiiderl up\l'ni‘d during i036,

Isldercd the Privy Council judg- in ments first definite interpretiitionl S

Ottawa Government circles con-

ssion of the court. As other cases on the dockcthad en disposed of the court :id- urnccl sine die. The following is a summary of

Justice Arsenaiilt‘s charge to jury:

In opening his charge to the ry Judge Arseiiiiult remarked

led five days and had oiitiiilcrl examination of many ivitiicsses,

Crown or defence counsel.

There had been ia. great deal of ossip in connection with the case,

Lordship went; on to remark,

nccorfliiig to n rcprrt issiicil today by the Dominion Burriiii of Stut- istics. Total frridc in the 12 months amounted to $1.iitl3,092,000 com- pared with $i,38ii.658,000 in 1035.

Total domestic' exports were

worth $988,154,000 compared with $832,546,000 and imports were val- lled at $674,938,000 figniiist $556,-

ll2.000. The United Kingdoms trade with I

Canada iimouiited to $522,802,000 against $423,567,000. Exports were worth $390,831,000 compared with $306,097,000 and imports from the United Kingdom were valued at

$122,071,000 compared with $116,- I 670,000.

The United State: led foreign

countries with trade amounting to $776,521,000 against $670,987,000 in 1035. Export; to that country were worth $406,665,000 compared with $358,570,000, and imports from the United States were valued at $359,- I 858,000 against $312,417,000.

Poniiff 0n'co Again Takes 0-ver Duties

(A.I’. By Guardian's Special Wire) VATICAN CITY, Jan. 28-Pope

Pius felt sufficiently improved to- night to reiissume powers he had delegated to subordinates a month ago.

He revoked the axtrnordinary

authority he had conferred on a small group of cardinals, heads of congregations and executive officers on Dee. 28 azzd instructed' them to resume coni`.;- ~nees tiith him on all matters of iivportance.

Members of that group, headed by

Cardinal Pacelli, Papal Secretary of State. were chosen by the Pontiff on the day he was reported reliably to have told a prelate who visited him: "In this condition I cannot be Pope: it is better that I die." I.

I r

Loddon as the Nova Scotia regional drama festival Opened tonilhlf- 0

‘ii-inn an Hour" by sir James Bar~

of the limitation of the Dominion I2 Government's power to give effect

to inlvrimtioiial treaties.

The Privy Coimcil found the per-

formance of treaties was up to the

(Continued on page 9t

_trusted that when the jury

(Continued on page Sli

Terms Statement lilf Bank Head Insult

(C.P. By Gl.lardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Jan. 23-"An insult to

every honorable member of this

(ctr. ny Gusroianii soma! Wire)

HAl..Ii"AX, Jan. 28-Selection by

tho Kentviile theatre arts guid of James Reacli's "The Widow" un-

House," R.. E. Finn iLib_ lla iiaxi described a. reported statement of

H. Carlisle, Presiricnt of the Do-

C. minion Bank, in calling attention of the House of Commons today to the newspaper account of Mr. Car-

der the direction of E. w. rorman lisle's address.

has criticised as "too morbid" by Ad idicatoi George de Warfaz 0!

Mr. Carlisle was quoted as saying

"excessive class taxation may be an asset to party politics as ii. means

securin votes but it iindoubtcdl

f iz . Y

The second plsy presented was retards national progress and de-

velopment."

rieii produced by the Halifax The- atre Arts Guild under direction 0! H. Leslie Pigot.

Guild. The best presentation will represent Nova Scotia in the Cana- dian drama. festival at Ottawa.

Two plays to be presented tomor- oiv night will be by the HBIUBK

It was time, Mr. Finn declared,

the "heads of these big corpor- ations" were made io understand members of the government were doing the best they could and _at much lower salaries than those of their critics. There was no com- ment from the govemment. _ __

Ehdoytca

"SAI.Allfi'

TEA

_ 'Ol

I s To Avert Disaster

_ and

, I :ind

disaster.

I per stretch.

MR. HARRY FOSTER

Itu.rne” won the regional drama $»|00,00(I,0()(I. . ‘contest at St. John, N. B., this . week and received high praise

IIArmy And 'Civilian Corps Rush Work. Death Toll Continues To Mount.

(By The Associzited Press) '

The nation‘s record flood crept forward today (Friday)

toward the next diingei' zirezi-levees between Cairo, Iii.,

Memphis on the Mississippi--as United States army civilian corps piled sziiidbzigs and gumbo mud on 300

1 miles of set-back levee walls in it desperate eiTort to zivert

The Ohio River-it vast lake 50 miles wide in places

from Pittsburgh to (‘ziiro-eased its pi'cssure along its up-

At. Cincinnati the ivziters slowly begun to recede. Louisville. Ky., still was largely inundated, but the crest

was past und headed i`or isolated Paducah.

I The death toll rose near 300. Nearly 1,0(l0,00il persons

0| ml, cm, wh,” play -»N,,c_ continued homeless in 11 states. Damage mounted above

'-:- -'~~ mi

-.R.’\II\' AND SNOW

from the ailjudiezitor. ‘

` “"~*"@* 'I`lirerit of more rain and simv; d F t

A ,along tlic Ohio River came froiii S

I weather forrcauters but they added

` Q* the cheering note the precipitatioii A _ I

I _ would not uflcct flood conditions. i

. , Days will pass before the Oliiozs

I I E Iback iii its elitinncl nt. Ciiiciiiiiati _

f . E l and Louisville but already r i zibl- ` .

`) itation was begun. Appalllrigmstolr- (By The Ass°"‘"°d Prem

llitnieirss-nppreximtitely 1,-

000,000 iii 11 states.

I ies as yet unrealized apparently I (By Gi;ardia.n’s Special Wire)

I E I were in store for reslclezits of vast'

H Q. ' scctions.

Il I Cairo, its women and chiicireii |\“°“'“ UC¢d_K'~"\I~U¢’I4>‘ 325.

` mostly cvacuated, settled down be- AFKHIISHS 25. MISSUUII 17. \\'0~!-

' hind a. three-lot bulkhead atop its

Virginia 13, uliio 14, liliiiiois ii,

SI`ii§)1)l1lg‘ _»_,'_1i;°d Hit Ili 60-foot semvsii and wonrri for um '1'°ii"¢S>ve 1U.__iii_dioiiu ii, Penu-

' 62-foot crest on the Ohio predicted 53'|"“"|3 3» M“55'55Il’PI 3» M3'

‘R7 0 r S t Storm In for Sunday or Monday.

imma Z, boutii Cztroiiiia i. 'loiall

° , J J. }Ialf'CCl‘tllry» Rains Driven From "0m(_`. JDain:igc--More than $~il`l0.il00,

f . - I ooo. ‘ rhloaten Floods' Most pathetic was the plirht oft MI" Stag” _ Om" f"um3`

*'“'*“ I 6000 h_._;l`__q ,m I ‘im I, bi, _ from head\\‘aiei's nt Pitisburgii

I_OI\il)(`N`. Jan. 28 ~-(AP)-The I f'_ ‘ U ` f I _` Ip mm(m'cn lo Owensboro, hy., downstream

_ \,_.__._,,,_-___ most viowm _,mlm m.md_. 1_oin_ tlie_i3l.0J0-acie iraet in t_he_ _.mm Lnu_5v_||___ Uma rismg » Il/'li' i \\' 1"i'1l 1"ilYf~ll~‘ from S?:°.li~ ` Elms ,P°m.t n":m“'n“' on the MIS' I from i.v:\ns\'iiie ind. to _tune-

d`na'.'in to (`.ibi'alirii~ today. swelliif: £I"I"‘I_I]I?I'_ Tu"-'l' md' '"°5_II~" 0", "OP" i;oii ii-.tn .\fissi;:.i`l:pi' at Laiiro.

` ilu- i'o.=l;';' ot' stirni cloud to ntI "mm HIIICFI lodfls cowlpd “hh ill. .iiieisissiplii rising i`rom ( :iiro Imst _-_G_ _ six inches ol lrozi-ii slcct. The rcs- ta _,",mmn_`_

`;;__ __ _nn .

5 liciivv rains ciiiizccl tlircfl

I with en_.ine; ditnuigcd. toward the bflfk IUVCC. A IPW0 bffilk WOUICI I l3erlciigns Islands, Mouniziiiious Pllt NOW Mllfifid llildff »"IX fL'<`l» 0fI I iiuirc-s had swept lic-r liic-bouts away Wiltff- I

_ _ crvoir filled rapidly, bi'iii5.:ing tlicI ExI,.m_A,.my cngluec,-S cgi-

sei-lou; _lo0¢is_ I ICWC “ISIS m”‘"`- niuted approximately 5.000

Poriiifsal was hard hit as the; Three tlioiisanci refugee.. wc-i'e at " .squai-e miles iiiieried between

Sgm-m_ (1,. m»jl,N| by mflcorologlslsg Cliarle.'.toii, Mo.. wliere fiirilities riiisliui-gli and Mempiiis.

H5 ml, worst, ln 50 _veal-5_ W;-cckcd I were taxed to the uliiiost. Others Weiitiii-r-iiiiin or snow fore-

tlir liarboi' of Lelxocs. I were at Sikestoii, Mo.. ci'owtlc;izind cast for Ohio imterslied.

Dl5I_l~(.5S _ilmmjg M.,-C sem out by jammed into relief liezidqiiartlrs. ileiief-Eied Cross. S<‘¢’kil\E e Bi-aziiiini .<t:sin.sinp snnios.. These-as at New Madrid. Mo.. SIU-000-000 fl0°d_f¢|I¢f f\""i- fe- i un ioo li;is-,rii_~,.~i~». on board she .it the 10w@St tio Of the flUod\v.i:-'-- iwrled fiietfiliiilliliis had =\l"'°=f

Said _elle “-35 dl-lfiillg ]l@1pl¢55ly_ exist anxious ryrs toward the set- l'l‘i1l‘I\0d 53.000-000 mark

L 1

_ and prevented tugs from rushing to Ulliifd SI-_GIGS -"\l‘I1i.V Ciisiiieerf _ 0\_\§’c_5

_I hm. a55I5Im,CC_ _ along the Mississippi speedcd rein- SOM; F E A%

'l`oll of tiie teiiipest included iii ` f0I”°9m‘7“I‘ °f me $1'00_0'0°0'000 ‘°v’ MYLMOWYS AR

. U.,,_“,- 1., .M ,. g.. lu. ,.,._,(.1_. B ro sysieiii. Coinmzinding geiierrili _F A5 °f\.\E_

_ . ._ ..._ . .c _ . _ ,_ _ _ _ gm; l steninsliip, fi motor ves:cl and nu- fiom C3119 W N"“ 0110335 ~‘I°°‘I BA»f|,“NQ` / I iiiiroiis .»-niziiler craft in lt.‘1'op.~iin ` Vffldy I0 "‘°"° Um Ul7“'l\fd °f 50°# MQUERN ' _,K I ‘WINS 000 dwellers if broken dikcs brought SUV( _ ;,

I Tivo traivlers were believed to d"‘".'='f`I`-

, in tiie North Sen vcstcrdity ziflcr f‘“»“Il"l"‘I b°II°m mud "~'f`1"` fI°°fI"‘I I rllsiries .-igiliils hurl been flashed. “WI "I M°II“`°“‘I- AI`k-- th" IMC"

Ncitlici' the Fi'<~iiLli trziivlor Lirctte `~""5 IIlTCMl‘nIi'|i1 COIIIID-\'i‘, ciidfinger- 5

\ \ 4% ,

.\ 'L

- __ _ _ __ _, , . , -_ g’/_Q lirivr- c:i:ii:<l 46 men to .luii clc..th:~. MOT” In-‘Il 3500-000 “CICS 0f M15 _ ___ _ /

( \ i I ‘I I

with 30 men abozircl noi' the Brit- -'W “V0 mon' COUIIIIVS-

~\\. ,

1/ f J/

ish Aiiietliyst was bclicverl to have TIIFUM M di-“P”-‘U <`°"II"“°‘I Im' _,U \` ;%I I \

_ kv.; mlm., _n ,hc gm. and ),(.n,,;_. abated. Except for a Coast Guard . /' x I

s£,f‘lS_ report of infiurnzo of eplderrilc

chipping along the wc~.tcrii edge P‘”"’D°fIfI0nS at P1id\iC€i1i. K_\',, no Qlt(

of the coiitiiieiit ioerrl wiids of “'Id°SPr""‘I °“Ib“`“k5 “'°"" im`V“I' liurrieaiie fort-e ull 'li ‘lire toned 9"'

I io drive tliciii xisliore along iii: ` `° _*'° __\- __ _ lPoi'tugc~'c const ui'.l~oitgli tlic full _/._ - _ "'

° /\ _

f'/\..\

\>&/ ` \._. _é//Q

“_

foice ofthe storm was almiiiig »-, //J

"' -f -"1-‘ iii.

, . . _ /_ / 7 _ soiiiewlint. E I E L n .- ` » ` '_ I Two men were believed to have I _°` I drowned ut Opporio. Portugal when the Norweigtiii siciinisliip Engrin

I broke from her river Douro mcor- itaiiitdiuii Pri-.ssl

i d .. ik th motoishlp Or- _ i;l§fc_an TI:;',_.iCLin; were “mam Ti_)R,ON'I’O. Jan. 28~.\.iiiiiinii1i

I me Oricmc and niiiximuni tenipci‘otiii'r.<:- . The British isles felt the storm's Daw 0" _ 1 B

. HIILIJS DINNER

I ;'iill force as gnics lashed harbo ' __ I waters, rctftrdiiig normal shipping Ed"I°“I"“ I schedules. Coasliwise and Thames ____ R°_3‘“_“ estuary shipping was hailed. The first annual dinner of the W"“"P"g roar crew members or the tug oist Field Ambulance, iz.c.A.M.c., T°f°1“°

_ Toxtetli were believed drowned in the re-organized 26th Field Ambu-

§ the Mersey River, near Liverpool. lance. was hold last night ii: that M°"_;;_°‘u

, when the craft capsized wliiic tow- Nobana. I Llohn

I ing the liner Pegu from her dock. I Quiirier Master Scrzeaiit Percy I Ha‘m,'___x Tho Russzaii steamslilp Irtisli wasI Moreside presided. I Chariouetown

reported ri cosiialty off Whitby. Following the toast to The King

J. B. Blake, commanding oitzcer of

Luna' c|'a|“h°" 7°' i.'."‘.i.‘..’.§..‘”‘éI.‘i.I"i»"é{‘.’;.‘“.§i;Zi’.‘l"i..Z'i'

short speeches were made by Col.I FORECAST

at .t b t ` ' R.C.N.V.R.~ sergeant Cherie.; Stew-'I

If S es I nrt, Royal Canadian Ordlnance_

~. o JH IN sea isa aan isa 12B UB no as

'JB H Zero 10B ll

e r s 1

Ctiilwi

Maritime East: Winds shiftlll to easterly and lnereiuinl U night; fair and cold. f°U°°l’¢" "-7 moderating temperature-

Hlgh tide this afternoon at 12.58

Corps Sergeant Mi;IUrDelga¢_I;¢S0lY; _ _ _Z ___

-i N,2Btt :RS.. os. -_dl mornnga ..

I OTTAWA, Jan. 28-A new move E0 L Hlzhfgdel-5. sergeant Major m omonbw

Sun sets this afternoon at 5.05 nd rises tomorrow morning al 1.28. I Last. quarter moon Wednesday,

Srnimi-rsidr tide vigliieeii min-

io ater the method of executing NkMn5ter N°_ 8 éznal mms; R condemned persons was launched QMs_ Mgthew ue; ML A,-fhm I ln the House of Commons today, Xing' _'M me Umm,” Lemon; 5,,-_

met with both supD0i’t Mid UPPU' 3 hes and Ml-_ Wil- ,,,, . noon and was rein-rea to; special §§;'°sV_I;',’_’,’I"’§,,’§_,“_§ A;m0um,s . bruoii 3. 7.04 ri. iii- ` committee for further stu Y. , mqmm of

nr J K aioir mio weiiinzion ’""”I°"’“" I" H" I’ ,,, ,.

' ' ' ' ri . I Ii _ b.

I North), who hu been cliamg1_I;i_;i_i_i_Ie¢_ mia Sit: f:;n(;i,,g by the lethal chamber as a su m_. corporal ,m___h____ Dm.” dinner trorfueeri his last year# bill W °f` "1"" “S ` "I

f°f hfmiinl fm' "V°"l y°°‘"' - .C su ,Nd by Jackie Cmp_ |..-....-- inmi.-fi n_in ii. ni. uct th, mmm man, violin, and Jack Doyle. piano. only euros sunday.

ies later than Cluirlottiiown.

rilr. i*/iii rrznlu

I.i-nie; Tornieniinr il O. ll. 1.5

I if

I I

~,.i

"fi

_,__