THROWN
OUT
Men
thd
Women
Who
SUced
Ie
nwitrstion
Removed
by
Police"
From
flrKUh
House
2
I!
N
Jan.
29:
CP
Men'
;
in
the
galleries
of
the
iuECZEN,
Hungary.
Jan.
29:
Hungarian
women
went
on
f-7
their
lives
yesterday
on
of
poisoning
their
husbands
her
relatives.
STRANDED
TRAVELLERS
MADE
JOLLY
PARTY;
OLD
I't'fkltf
I
tl
IV1MVTC
A
alI
114
If
11
1
.11
1
s3
A
j
v
w
v
iiuiiutvu
una
-
i
J.
.
....
-
is.
wno
were
nerc
iasi
t
"
un
me
way
irom
tne
easi
-
Vanpouver.
made
a
Jolly
i-irtv
All
were
In
rood
shanc
4
rtiiA
...
-u
wire
uiKine
ineir
situanon
T
rin
M
t.
......
"""jaupnicanv
t
101
owine
a
r
T
vubI.'.
.
....
.
-is
uc-un
nv
snow
nn
sou-
t
ii
.
-iu
unes.
iney
ranged
in
age
'rotri
a
pair
of
infant
twins
a
few
weeks
old
who
were
being
rarrled
in
a.
hnskpt
tn
rlHoriv
'"""uioiKs,
The
twins
were
T
veiling
lustllv
hn
hi.oiMifnn
n
e
tU
w.ry
were
transferred
from
J
we
train
to
the
boat.
The
old-
'crs.
hobbling,
on
their
canes,
were
cheerful
and
happy.
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Con
tin-'
ent.
j
New
grain
continues
to
move.
'
iteailUv
Into
the
elevator
from
the
prairies.
Today
168earWsks
were
reported
on
tha-way
here
with
the
local
yards
clear
nmons
wno
rauea
a
t
against
the
govern-!
rnnce
ueorpe
has
nlAvmnt
Kill
rt1rt-
S?
iJSTSSJ?:
Heaviest
Snowfall
".1
For
Twenty
Years
Old
Country
Is
Shipping
Menaced
by
Storms,
Rushes
For
Shelter
It
is
twenty
years
or
more
since
Prince
Oeorge
has
had
so
much
now
it
fell
there
durintr
the
Dast
In
WinfAr'c
firm
uk
ni
now
on
ln
rm"1.
ill
If
IlllCl
O
VJl
lJ
Cordlng
to
uwti
brought
here
from
?
N'DON
Jan.
29
-The
British
most
of
Europe
are
in
the
severe
winter
weather
menaced
by
squalls
and
r.u5.
was
rushing
for
shelter
Nine
Hungarian
Women
Tried
For
Killing
Husbands
the
interior
town
All
vehicular
traffic
is
completely
tied
up
on
account
of
the
depth
of
snow
and
not
i
a
slnele
car
ts
running
In
the
town.
C00TE
IS
OUT
SAFE
Flier
l'asM-
Over
1'rince
Oeorje
I'jiroute
to
Quesnel
Pilot
"(J
inter"
Coote
passed
over
Prince
Oeorge
today
enroutc
to
Quesnel.
after
having
been
missing
for
ten
days
in
the
Finlay
Forks
section.
Benefit
Telephone
Bridge
and
Whist!?;
day
Affair
Held
I.ast
Nisht
In
Aid
of
Those
Who
Lost
Brlonslnrs
In
Recent
Fire
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge,
a
benefit
telephone
whist
and
bridge
party
was
ncia
last
night
for
those
who
lost
their
possessions
In
the
recent
Second
Avenue
fire
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Thomas.
Annesley.
Mrs.
William
Rothwell.
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon,
Mrs.
J.
.
.
I-
W-
IT
RESORT
TO
AIRPLANES:
Itelief
Taken
to
Town
In
South
Stranded
by
Snow
and
Flood
Conditions
Dykes
Break
Town
ot
Williams
Lake
Buried
and
Provisions
Running
Low
TA?rvMTVrP
Jan
(CP)
iT
The
snowslide
and
flood
situaUon.
em
was
continuing
to
improve
in
the!
upper
Fraser
Valley
yesterday
and
It
is
hoped
the
railways
may
be.
open
by
today.
With
both
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
sending
trains
out
of
here
east-
j
bound
today
and
the
expectation
that
telegraph
communication
,
n
i.i
t.
V,l
.,.(11
aim
j
across
unusn
uoiuuiuia
"JVj
come
up
during
the
day.
the
greatj
transportation
and
communication
blockade
in
the
southern
part
of,
the
province
seems
to
be
almost
over.
The
railways
will
use
each
other's
lines
where
necessary.
Fraser
Valley
and
Sumas
Prairie
floods
had
become
even
worse
owing
to
the
breaking
of
some
dykes.
Pumps
had
been
out
of
commission
through
lack
of
power
but
late
Sun
night
power
was
restored
and
it
hoped
the
water
may
now
be
held.
The
worst,
it
is
nopea,
win
soon
be
over.
The
next
problems
will
be
getting
rid
of
excess
water
as
soon
as
possible,
taking
care
of
people
flooded
out
of
their
homes
and
repairing
extensive
damage.
'
Since
the
week-end
airplanes
have
been
flying
over
some
sections
dropping
food
and
supplies.
Williams
Lake
Burled
The
town
of
Williams
Lake
in
the
cariboo
is
mowed
In
under
huge
drifts
and
provision
j
are
reported
to
!
A.
Teng.
Mrs.
J
u.
vien.
-
"Abe
rum,tg
low
there.
Tunnels
had,
B.
Eastman.
Mrs.
A.
Macdonald
and
.
q
pemi
ol,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Ollker.
tKniMiHo'e
and
houses
to
reach
the
Prize
winners
in
bridge
were:
la-
strectt
When
toe
thermometers
dies'
first.
Mrs.
J.R.
Murray;
second
tQ
m
Uo
below
rero.
Miss
Beulah
McKlnley:
mens
first.
me
rroze
solld
and
the
J.
Taylor:
second.
F.
Oordor
l
In
ww
htt)ken
whist
the
prize
winners
were
Tho-
,n
padIc
North.t
mas
Glenn
and
Mrs.
O.
Smith.
j
SEATTLEt
Jan
29:
Flood
water?
are
still-receding
in
the
storm-
A.
M.'Martlnusen
sailed
this
af-
ravaged
Pacific
Northwest,
leavlnp
ternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
business
a
toll
of
25
dead
and
property
da-
Jtrip
to
Vancouver.
mage
oi
ciose
to
vawu.wu.
Libf
t
VIC
TOP
'A,
B.C.
Today's
Wei
TomorrQw's
TiHes
tithe
j
.nre
iiupcrv
naming,
hiv
I
l,
i
.
I
II
High
.
9:16
zm
19.4
ft
fast
wlndi
barometer,
29
i.
22:51
pm.
16.1
ft
.
.
Low
2:35
a.m.
10.5
ft.
pt,a.u.v.
16:20
psa.
5.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BUITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
i
t
;:::v"
Ho
H
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
T.UESDAY,
JANUARY
29,
1935
PBlCt;
FIVE
CENT
8
WO
GRAIN
SHIPS
WW
ON
WAY
HERE
JAPANESE
TROOPS
MASS
ON
EASTERN
PART
OF
CHAHAR
langleecrag
Due
On
Thursday;
Frumentom
Coming
February
10
Ilolh
Will
Iad
Full
Cargoes
For
United
Kingdom
or
(
on
Uncut
(I
rain
Continuing
to
Move
Steadily
Into
IKral
Elevator
TV.
more
British
freighters
are
coming
to
Prince
Ru-
i
in
the
next
two
weeks
to
load
full
cargoes
of
grain
j
it-
:
ie
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator
for
delivery
:
'
I
nited
Kingdom
or
Continent
The
Ingleecrag.-l
1
as
been
undergoing
repairs
at
Victoria
after
hav-,
1
her
propeller
while
crossing
the
Pacific
Ocean'
gfrom
the
Orient,
being
towed
for!
Srrl
I
A
I
I
IK
S
hleT
M
Langleebrook.
is
rcpor-Ul
Us
1A1
V1VU
ted
due
on
Thursday
night
or
Fri
day
of
this
week.
On
February
10
the
Frumentom.
another
British,
ship,
is
due,
also
to
load
a
full
cargo
t
Contraband
Running
Scenes
a
border
of
Canada
an
i
United
States
near
Deroit
MACKENZIE
KING
IS
.
UUGING
ACTION
ON
PRESSING
PROBLEMS
ORIENTALS
ON
BOATS
OTTAWA.
Jan
29:
CP
i
Rt
to
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
;
King.
Leader
of
the
Opposition.
J
(
:
on
Monday
night
Drooosed
an
1
Probe
Probe
to
to
be
be
Made
Made
in
in
Regard
Retard
Number
Employed
In
Vessels
On
Pacific
Coast
Major
Drive
Towards
Mongolian
Border
of
i
'
Soviet
Being
Feared
Peiping
Dispatches
From
Kalgan
Tell
of
Movement
of
Heavy
uemtorcements,
Indicating
New
Offensive
Outward
From
Manchukuo
KALGAN,
Chahar
Province,
China.
Jan.
29:
Massing
of
Japanese
trooDS
on
the
eastern
section
of
Chahar
Province
on
the
border
of
Manchukuo
has
heightened
Qhince
apprehensions
that
a
major
JaDanese
drive
across
Chahar
and
to
the
SoViet-Moneoiian
frontier
is
approaching
I
iinniAiT
in
MILIUM
lb
'
CONTINUING
Children's
Serrice
Yesterday
Under
Church
Army
Auspices
Mission
services
in
St
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
were
continued
-yesterday
afternoon
arid
evenlng:J
The
ehlldren's
serrice
was
in
i
charge
of
Captain
Hanney
who
also
took
charge
of
the
musical
part
of
amendment
to
the
govern-
!
OTTAWA,
Jan.
29:
CP)
The
in-!
Accents
of
Tenderness."
Captain
j
menfs
motion
to
consider
sup-
dustrial
relations
committee
of
the
j
Hutchison
was
the
preacher
whe
ply.
He
suggested
Lmmediate
!
House
of
Commons
will
review
the
I
sPke
on
16x1
"'Come
-ye
out
U
ntii.nitinn
nf
th.
n
rental
mm
i
touch
no
unclean
thing
and
I
wili
j
:
!
a.
a
i
-
Virtually
conditions
of
unemployment
ployed
on
boats
on
the
Pacific
coast
De
a
"er
unw
you
axa
ye
snaj.
and
introduction
of
;
drawing
subsidies
from
the
federal
I
be
Mv
80115
and
daughters,
.
tm
ann
inimn
PTinn
nr
matiro
measures
inrQinnir
ctirvniAe
rrnm
rne
inn
j
w..
,irc
of
social
and
industrial
reform.
treasury
following
a
suwestlon
by
Aimigmy
lora.
The
amendment
was
still
un-
!
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion.
minister
of
I
Pelping
Fearful
PEIPINO.
Jan.
29:
A
new
Japanese
offensive
in
Chahar
is
fearedjat
dispatches
from
Kalgan
report
(fiat
heavy
reinforcements
are
arriving
at'
the
Jehol-Chahar
border-
Canada
Objects
To
Losing
Seat
On
tabor
Body
GENEVA,
Jan.
29:
Objections
of
the
service
in
the
evening.
Two
fxflos
Canada
to
losing
her
place
on
the
were
rendered
in
a
most
acceptable
'
international
labor
organization
manner,
one
by
Miss
L.
Halliwell,
1
council
will
go
before
the
League
of
"The
Lost
Chord,"
and
the
other
byTvaUons
council
unless
a
tinanlmftus
i
Captain
Hanney,
-Jesus
is
Calling
j
decision
is
reached
by
the
labor
body
today.
WilheWs
Birthday
Almost
Ignored
der
consideration
at
adiourn-
i
railways
and
canals,
after
Thomas
Ke
a
Iainer
WIU1
a
mo
ocrun
wppc
STRIKE
ON
AT
JUNEAU
Longshoremen
Refuse
to
Work
Steamer
Yukon
Because
Wage
Demands
Are
Not
Met
JUNEAU.
Alaska.
Jan.
23:
With
only
nirats-and
perishables
having
been
discharged
here
because
of
a
longshoremen's
strike,
the
steamer
Yukon
sailed
for
the
westward
last
night
after
arbitration
efforts
had
failed.
The
longshoremen
went
on
strike
Sunday,
asking
wages
of
93c
per
hour
for
day
time
work
and
S1.J0
for
night
work.
Reid,
Liberal
member
for
New
West
I
minster,
had
brought
the
matter
up.
Dominions
In
Locarno
Pacts
Revision
of
Treaties
to
Take
British
Commonwealths
Pro
posed
by
Sir
Edward
Grigg
U.S.S.
Saratoga
At
Los
Angeles
An
unusual
aerial
view
of
the
U.S.S.
Saratoga
with
nearly
a
hundred
combat
planes
drawn
up
on
deck
as
It
arrived
in
Los
Angeles
harbor
after
Pacific
manoeuvres.
in
OXFORD.
Jan.
29:
Revision
of
the
Locarno
treaties
to
include
the
He
reminded
his
congregatlor
I
a
i
.
i
a
.
Liu
.
a.
I
m-!
r
.
'
ther's
heart
As
a
child
can
come
to
I
its
mother
with
all
its
troubles
and
Give
it
Little
Mention,
Some
Ignoring
It
Altogether
find
comfort
in
her
presence,
so
Ood
wanted
people
to
come
to
Him1
BERLIN,
Jan.
29:
Berlin
news-and
tell
Him
of
their
trials
and
dlf-J
papers
dismissed
with
a
few
line
flcultles.
To
be
His
sons
and
daugh-
'.the
seventy-sixth
anniversary
of
ters
was
to
have
the
whole
love
of
'
Former
Kaiser
Wllhelm's
birthday
God
attending.
In
return
for
this,
on
Sunday,
several
papers
aia
noi
God
wanted
love
and
praise,
no
even
mention
it
matter
.how
many
beautiful
things
'
-
there
In
world
to
the
the
are
delight
p.
rv
f
C
1
heart
of
God
He
was
not
satisfied
Uf.
DaiOe
ODeaker
umu
ne
neara
me
music
oi
love
sent
out
from
human
hearts.
Man
is
British
Dominions
was
advocated
i
endowed
with
free
will
and
can
give
by
Sir
Edward
Grigg.
Conservative!01,
rP1"5
love-
but
only
osc
Member
of
Parliament
and
former
who
loved
God
'ere
haPPv
and
governor
of
Kenva.
In
a
sDeech
here.'
lha
happiness
could
not
be
de-
jstroyed
by
either
pain
or
poverty
Miss
Sybil
HellaweU
of
the
student
i
but
onlv
through
the
power
of
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ev11
one-
General
Hospital
left
this
after-1
He
made
an
appeal
to
his
hearers
a
uuiu
una
not
uie
piace
oi
a
siavc
,
will
be
the
soloists.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
38.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
37.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
20.
At
British-Israel
Twenty
Members
in
Attendance
At
Interesting
Meeting
With
P.
II.
Linzey
in
Chair
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
was
th
noon
to
take
courses
in
tuberculosis
to
out
touching
no
unclean
,
speaker
last
night
at
the
regular
nursinir
nt
Tranmiiii
sanitarium
,
thing,
that
they
might
know
the
'
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
local
and
in
dietetics
at
Vancouver
Gen-
Father's
love
and
those
who
respond
oral
Hospital.
and
return
from
the
Far
Country
British
Israel
Society.
He
Instanced
various
means
by
which
God
used
the
human
agency
to
carry
out
lite
I
but
that
of
a
son.
works.
A
general
discussion
f
ol-
!
The
service
this
evening
will
be
lowed
the
address.
President
P.
II.
especially
for
young
people.
Mrs.
Linzey
was
in
the
chair
and
there
Jarvls
McLeod
and
Captain
Hanney
were
about
twenty
members
in
at-
tendance.
BIG
FUND
TO
HELP
UNEMPLOYED
'PRIME
OBJECT
OF
BENNETT
!
OTTAWA.
Jan.
29:
Creat-
Ing
an
annual
fund
of
(50,000,-
000
to
be
disbursed
over
the
!
year
to
workers
of
the
country
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
south-
who
are
suffering
from
en-
east
gale:
barometer.
29.42;
iperature,
43:
sea
rough.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
rain,
moderate
northeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
tem-,
forced
idleness
is
reported
to
be
'
the
prime
object
of
the
Ben-
light
nett
government's
unemploy-
!
ment
scheme
in
its
Initial
light
stages.