Show STORMS WHIP i 1 2 CONTINENTS t Deaths in Britain France Tot Total To- To t tal tat 28 Blizzard Hits 1 J Ea East U. U S. S J. J i I By Associated Press roth Both Europe and America took S tock today of the havoc wrought by bythe bythe the he clemen elements A northeast gale continued to whip the coast line Five additional add addi- deat deaths were reported making 17 11 fatalities In all Twelve of those thos ho perished died when a a cargo r was wrecked off the coast tl c ot Cf East Suffolk Snow was predicted for England j parts of the European conti- conti had bad below zero temperatures temperature caused 11 deaths The The he cold wave e fa Franc France The French rivers were i be g to freeze Traffic on the Pepper upper Seine was stopped A An Increase Increase In- In trease crease In the cold was expected A Afew few fell tell In Paris as the temperature fell to 19 degrees above uro Traffic across the English channel iras nJ c canceled due to hour an winds wind and transatlantic shipping was greatly delayed ed One airman was missing In la the United States the wintry like weather that began earlier In Inthe the week held its grip yesterday par- par in inthe the east where here snow was predicted for tor today A blizzard in upper New York last night hampered v i a search for Wesley Alger a trusty who escaped from state hospital Three deaths In Cleveland and two In fa Baltimore attributed to the weather veath er Cr helped to swell the list of ot more than 50 previously reported dead California had its share of unusual weather eather Los Angeles was recover- recover B in log big from the effects effect of ot floods while heavy Y seas cas pounded the coast line P f near San Francisco A temporary lj trestle 1100 feet long on ori the Golden Gate bridge project was washed I c sway away Sacramento reported that an 80 BO foot across the line of the Southern Pacific at Floristan in the theS I S Sierra ma Nevada mountains had forced the routing of traffic over a parallel trick tuck |