Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 8

DEATHS IN CITY AND VltiNITY 1 'C s' ROBERT Robert Mil ton McDonald 76 former ot Smith Hall Purdue5 died at 5:30 a Sunday at the home of a daughter Mrs I reel713 Dodge street West Lafayette 'Mr McDonald was born in 'Boone county and in 1838 married Carrie Evans who died in 1925 He retired in 1932 Sur viving are two daughters Mrs John T'' Hogan Lafayette and Mrs reel and three sons James McDonald Lafayette cjty po lice Clinton 1 and Glenn of ort Wayne riends may call at the home of Mrs John Hogan 1724 Scott street after 1 Tuesday neral from the Hogan home at 2 Wednesday in charge of the Rev Doyle Mullen Burial in Grand View cemetery Soller and Baker funeral directors in charge MRS MARGARET POST Mrs Margaret Post 1802 Wilson street died at a in Sunday at Home hospital Mrs Post was born 'in owler and in 1907 mar BEER AIX POPULAR BRANDS 3 Bots 25c Case $179 4th Romig Ph 4011 Delivery ried William Post She was a member of the Christian Reform ed church Surviving are the husband two Raymond and Lawrence both at home two sis ters Mrs John Bol and Mrs Taylor of Lafayette and a brother James Cooper Lafayette riends may call at the family home uneral 1:30 Tues day from the residence and at 2 p' from the Christian Re formed cnirch Burial in Spring Vale cemetery Solleriand Baker tuneral directors charge MRS ROSA DASMAN Mrs Rosa (Crow) Dasman 64 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Leonard 214 West Lutz street West Lafayette at 9:15 Sunday night Native of Ohio she was a member of the irst Brethren church of South Bend and had made her home with her daughter here for a year Surviving with Mrs Leonard are two other daughters Mrs Ches ter Bower Cleveland and Miss Naomi Dasman West Lafayette two sons James Lake Arrow head Cal and Russell Hous ton Tex and a brother Irvin Crow Nappanee' The body was removed to the Rogers and Henderson funeral home friends may call af ter noon Tuesday It will be tak en to the Wright funeral home at Nappanee Wednesday morning for funeral services at 2 that PICGLY WIGGLY McIntosh APPLES a 59 i i I 1 HEAD LETTUCE 2 13c CELERY Cabbage 10c BRUSSEL SPROUTS I2jc RED RADISHES 3 IDc GRAPE RUIT 4 25c TOKAY GRAPES 5c CARROTS Michigan bunch 5c CELERY 3 stalks 10c APPLES Grimes Golden bu 69c PEP UP 1 CUP Pep Up Cup COEE 1 14c lbs COEE Sanborn 23c 6 Red Heart tins Oleomargarine lb Concentrated large pkg Large A package ft for NORTHERH TISSUE 5 QUAKER OATS Chinese Bean Sprouts PUMPKIN DOG OOD GOOD LUCK SUPER SUDS CLIMALENE large Pkg No tin No 214 tins 29c 19c 18c 37c 21c 17c 25c Ims ii 'I 1 I ill par A high grade LlUldiy coffee in an inexpensive Brand package COEE RIB BOILING BEE 121c i HAM SHANK ENDS 19c Sliced Rind Bacon 27 PORK CHOPS 19c RESH GROUND BEE 19c SMALL WEINERS 25c RING BOLOGNA 17c ILLETS HADDOCK 131c RESH OYSTERS 29c UNIVERSITY BRAND MILK WS A Tall nr Tins LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Monday Evening September 25 1939 2 EATURES LAST 24 Drama Alive With Thrills! Plus Mrs All shoes dyed black 47c I 59c EDEE Toe or heel plates With each pair of MICKEY MOUSE Pride of the Men THAT Which term here Saturday after 24 Mrs Alta With air LUNA the said the was The jvngl in whkl twlv crashed I HAL SOLES Robbins where she make her horiie four With Louis Hayward and Joan ountaine Sept 24 Mrs 69 widow of at her home here BRITISH DESTROYER TORPEDOED BY NAZIS (Continued from Page l)' BARRGAE SHELLS BLAST GERMAN LINE (Continued 4 from Page'1) THE DRAMA THAT LOOK INTO THE SECRET HEART A WOMAN BETRAY ED BY THE LOVE ON HER WEDDING NIGHT! I K1E0A IlNESCM I OTTO Ikrugei I ftOCHELlf I HUDSOIt Three against the world brothers and soldiers all 5 a daughter Mrs here and a sis of Newtown (fraud WASHED LAST DAY TBACK toOWALB CWBP JANE BRYAN LOUISE AZENM i EATURE STARTS AT Worth brought Teague friends be held in the Wingate Methodist church of which she was a member Rev Whitson will officiate and burial will be in the Methodist cemetery 1 British concentration RayMILLAND HAYWARD Brian DONLEVY IND STOLEN CAR A 1937 ord coach belonging to Wilbur Conner of Sheldon Ill stolen there last week was found abandoned in the 600 block on Main street MAX HUSTON Mrs Dunn received word of the unexpected death of her nephew Max Huston 32 which occurred Sunday at his home 1 in Logansport No details of his death were given He leaves a widow also his father Harry Huston a brother to Mrs Dunn and a brother Harry Huston jr all of Logansport uneral services will be held Tuesday aft ernoon in Logansport MRS DRUSILLA BEADLE DANVILLE Hl Drusilla Beadle Beadle died last night Surviving are Louise Withner ter Arista Nuss Mrs Beadle wab born two miles south of Newtown uneral services Monday at 2 from the Callahan funeral home here the body then to be taken to Newtown for burial in Green Bay cemetery' LEO CARRILLO HENRY ARMETTA Lee Patrick tKO tAOlO lctv and MRS MARY CRANE VEEDERSBURG Sept Mrs Mary (Irving) Crane 82 widow of Benjamin Crane died Sunday at the home of a daughter Mrs Julia Boord Surviving are a son James Crane Lafayette four daughters Mrs Myrtle Conover New Richmond Mrs Pearl Allen Mrs Mary Greenely and Mrs Boord Vedersburg Services will be held at 2 Tuesday at the Boord home with burial in Os borne Prairie cemetery 'j International llluitrated Newt Radiophoto' A rench medium weight tank is unloaded from a heavy truck after being rushed to a concentration point behind the rench lines facing Westwall: Correspondents on the scene report that prepa rations point to a major attack by the Allies on Nazi fortifications in the near future Photo flashed by radio from London to New York MRS GRACE PALIN WINGATE Sent 25 Grace (Lowe) Palin 76 of Win VlQOV Ol xLXOIXl HORROR AND HEROISM REPORTED IN WARSAW (Continued rom Page will be held Rev ing Buriai tery NOW SHOWING TWO IRST RUN HITS a WOMAN IS int JUDGE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Wonderful Time Down to Earth Comedy of Our ext Door Neighbor AU White Polish 5c JOSEPH HUTTON MONTICELLO Sept 25 Jo seph Gladden Hutton 65 profes sor in the State College of Agri culture at Brookings for the past 30 years died at his home in Brookings Saturday A native of Monticello he was a son of William and Mary (Gladden) Hutton He leaves his widow and three children also his step mother Mrs Anna Hut tori who resides here The body will arrive in Monti cello Wednesday at 1:50 and be taken to the Prevo and Son fuheral home where services Wednesday at 2:30 Jasper Cox officiat in Riverside deme JOURNAL AND COURIER WANT ADS BRING BEST RESULTS TOMORROW WED Double eature Lionel SARRYMORE Una MERKEL in BORROWED TIME OP LEADERS OUR STATES ORM afternoon interment in Union cemetery they had found a weak spot in fortifications where they had depended on rugged country as a protection BOMB NAZI LINE Military dispatches from the western front reported today that rench artillery had begun a di rect bombardment of the main fortifications of the German Sieg fried line Heavy rench batteries the dis patches said were dropping large caliber shells on the west wall casements in an effort to blast German defenders from their po sitions in the heavily fortified zone German guns replied to the bombardment it was said but the rench declared the' nazi artil lery was failipg to make direct hits on advanced rench posi tions 1 Most of the artillery action was reported centered south of the German town of Saarbruecken and along the Lauter river where the Magiriot and Siegfried lines are closest Dispatches said Sunday night was comparatively quiet along the entire front as the German failed to renew assaults they have been launching during the past few days with small bodies of troops between the Rhine and Moselle rivers Earlier the rench taking ad vantage of the lull in German thrusts it was said assumed the initiative at several points to con solidate positions and thwart nazi preparations for new attacks rench dispatches said the ac tion extended from the Warndt forest on the west to the Bien wald forest in the east and that fighting occurred near the Ger mancities of Saarbruecken Zwei bruecken Pirmasens and Bergza berg Reconnaisance flights were car ried out the rench reported A morning communique report ed in rench positions The rench attacking units in formed quarters said were seek ing to learn the secret behind' recent numerous Germa nassaults on advance positions There was some speculation whether the nazis were putting on a show for the benefit of uehrer Hitler who repch sources re ported on the front or whether the Germans were masking hur ried troop displacements and new fortifications ahead of the rench foices 1 UNITS The rench said they had several German units which yesterday attempted to dis lodge troops from dominating hill top nests in the Saar Blies and Lauter river regions Dispatches reported the Ger mans wer? massing' warplanes at strategic frontier points as far south as" the Swiss border indi cating great aerial operations were likely soon to overshadow the on land In this connection observers showed interest in comments made in Paris by Anthony Drexel Biddle jr United States ambassador to Poland who esti mated Germany had used 5000 planes in a five day assault on Polish production and communi cation lines Biddle who arrived yesterday after a hazardous trek from Po land1 during which he said he frequently was under fire de clared nazi: planes shuttled 1 con stantly from north to south and from southeast to northeast over Poland the whole in terior a He estimated theGermans had lost 300 planes in the Polish campaign gate widow of Exom Palin died Sunday noon in a South Bend hospital from congestion of the lungs caused by a heart block Mrs Palin had gone to Ligonier to spend the winter with a daugh ter 'Miss Lucille who teaches school there Born near Newtown Mrs Paliri was married 53 years ago her husband died in 1931 Surviving are the daughter a son Doane of Minneapolis Minn i and two sisters Mrs Bertha Keyt Indian apolis and Mrs Lou Duncan ort lexas The body was here this evening to the funeral home where may call Services will Wednesday at 10 a HAROLD CATRON SEDALIA Sept 25 Harold Catron 31 of Logansport' native' of Sedalia died Saturday in that city at Cass county hospital of streptococcus infection He attend ed Royal Centre and Lucerne schools and was graduated from lora high school and 'Indiana State Teachers' college also at tending Purdue or several years he i taught in lora high school and for the past eight years had been chief engineer in the drafting department for the Manufacturing company Logansport July 6 1935 he mar ried Miss Lottie Backus Surviving are the widow a son Robert his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Catron Sedalia and a sis ter Mrs Charles Edin burgh Ind uneral services were held this afternoon in Logansport with the lora Masonic lodge as siting burial in Indian Creek' cemetery Indian Illinois Kentucky arid Missouri Agree on Pact Big Rally Saturday INDIANAPOLIS Sept (AP) of a four state pact by repub lican state chairmen of Indiana Illinois Missouri and Kentucky came to light here today on the heels of the week end Hoosier roundup Indiana State Chairman Arch Bobbitt said a delegation would go to Vienna UL Saturday for the four state rally initial public manifestation of the entente Senator Robert Taft (R Ohio) and 'Homer Capehart of Wash ington Ind and Buffalo will speak Informed persons said Bobbitt Major A Stiles Illinois state chairman Barak Mattingly Missouri state chairman and Thomas Yates Kentucky state chairman had conferred times since the first ow the The state chairmen have been "exchanging ideas on organization and strategy" at these conferences in Chicago Basis of proposed close future coordination between the leaders is a of stemming from similar agricultural and industrial prob lems A spokesman who declined to permit use of his name foresaw in the tieup a combina tion which will boast in the neigh borhood of 100 delegates at the 1940 republican national conven ti The'' so called basket is not backing the candida cy of any aspirant to any he: said but intimated headquar ters for the four state combine would be established before Jan uary 1940 probably in Chicago ended his news broadcasts he cried out in an agitated voice: rance! Please: rush we are being Nevertheless iL was asserted the piorale of the civilians" and soldiers remains high and the an nouncer said soldiers will continue to fight on to 1 (An' Exchange British Dispatch from Warsaw said that early assistance for Warsaw was indispensible if hundreds of thousands of lives are to be saved Warsaw officials believe that in spite of the circumstances SOS will be answered Exchange) (By United Press) BOMB HITS CHURCH 'Two theaters were on fire broadcast said and a church hit by a' brimb during mass went on with the service after telling the people to' remain f' Other Polish reports said that 100 heavy German guns were be ing used in the unceasing shell ing of the city (Many persons were killed while en route to church in Warsaw a dispatch to the Exchange Tele graph agency in London said ad ding that the civilians and troops in Warsaw still hoped) that aid would be sent to them by their allies opiniori prevails in said the Exchange Tele graph dispatch the SOS will be complied with rapidly be cause having Warsaw I is impor tant for the I INCENDIARY SHELIA The Warsaw defense communi que announcer in Paris said Ger man incendiary shells had set fire to many buildings in down town Warsaw and that many of them burned throughout Saturday night and Sunday Half of the city is in ruins the Transcontinental Press said with all railroad stations most of the downtown banks and ho tels and more than half of the churches destroyed Only one hospital remains intact it was said Mayor Stefan Starzynski who rides about the debris strewn city day and night exhorting troops and civilians to hold out against the Germans warned the popula tion by radio against: believing the nazi promises in pamphlets drop ped by low swooping German planes REDS DRAWING NEAR German propaganda sheets invariably mention the mayor Said is easy to read between the lines of need to terminate our resistance which has cost the reich army many lives and immobilizes great quan tities of troops and ma 'The soviet red army forces in cluding cavalry and motorized units was reported to have cross ed the Bug river east of Warsaw during the day in their push west ward tothe Hitler Stalin line of partition 'cutting directly south ward through Warsaw The soviets disarming Polish troops and consolidating militar ily and politically their newly acquired territories of western White Russia and the Polish Uk raine were reported to be little more than 60 miles from the pro visional 'military frontier fixed on riday under 4he German Russian plan for the dismemberment of Poland RESISTANCE STRONG Polish resistance was said vir tually to have been eliminated in the portion of the country award ed to Russia but the Poles said they were beating back successive German attacks along the Vis tula around Warsaw and from the old fortress of Modlin 18 miles northwest of the city HAILED AS 4 WON THE PULITZER PRIZE THE ROLE THAT IS BEST! BETTE CAN YOU TAKE IT? 1 auvnx uramai i No punches pulled! to give you the 1 uiwsi in thrlHi! While Warsaw continue to hold out an official announcement said nazi troops were moving the entire eastern toward the demarcation liije Poland between Germany and soviet Russia GERMANS HEAD W'EST Army authorities said the Ger man soldiers were withdrawing westward with clocklike precision while the Russians were advanc ing toward the line from the east Meanwhile thousands of i Ger man mothers who have not heard from sons with the army: iff the east 'anxiously awaited porting of official casualty lists Expected within the next few days? An army announcement' de scribed German losses as ally small in Comparison With the but so far the public: has been given no actual figures SOVIETS CAPTURE 10000 MOSCOW Sept Capturing more than 1000b Poles the soviet army has reached points less than 40 miles from the line of demarcation in Poland? agreed upon with Germany a red army communique said today Boryslav and Dro hobycz southwest of Lwow have been occupied taken in the' course of liquidation of a group of Polish troops southeast of Brest Litovsk fortress included an infantry regi ment and a mechanized brigade in the Grovbenshov Soviet authorities have closed the passage through the Neva river linking the Gulf of inland with Ladoga lake by way of Len ingrad to foreign ships The order' affects chiefly in BEAU GESTE Half Soles SHOE REPAIR SHOP 320 MAIN ST as much as possible in the hope of weaning the' rench away from Britain NAZIS HATE BRITISH Preparations in the west in formed quarters said apparently were directed chiefly against the British as it became known here that English troops were being landed in rance in increasing numbers If German tactics on the east ern' front are followed it may be expected that the German force will strike in the near fu ture at Communiques yesterday gave little attention to activity on the German front saying merely that the west there was heavier artillery' fire at cer tain They added "local enemy attaclu were the first time since the first two days of the war The' Siegfried and Maginot lines are separated only by the river along the southern half of the (German rench frontier rench troops were hitting at a Haardt mountain road which winds through sonie 'of the most rugged terrain of the western front A continuation ofthe vos ges range the Haardts cover a 20 mile sector between the Ger man town of Pirmasens and rench Wissembourg Apparently the rench believed Allies Move Up Tanks for Big Push 4 3 I HU A Extra! Special Picture of Actual ighting in Poland I Ill 11 I eature Starts 1:00 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:40 Gary COOPER Robert PRESTON Susan 4 i I 4 TODAY TUES' WED HEADLEY! AT HOME 1HUI EVELYN VENABLE GRANT MITCHELL ROBERT WHITNEY Oil IY ROADMAN VINCE DAIWETL 6ENW RUBIN I ALICIA ADAMS in the Screen's Biggest Thrill! DAVIS HOPKINS 1SE Old Maid THE and Chil Leather or Composi tion wid GEORGE BRENT TODAY TUES WED 1:00 3:08 5:15 7:20 9:27 Tuesday and Wednesday Specials Leather or Composition HEEL LITS 14 I All shoes with free laces Stuart ERWIN GLORIA STUART in COULD HAPPEN TO YOU MRS MATILDA McHARRY AMBIA Sept Mrs Matilda Jane McHarry 76 native of New Albany and former resident of An aerson aiea noon at the home of a daughter airs Butner had come to vearu acm Surviving besides the daughter are two sons George Gas City and Gus Anderson The body was removed to the Rozella funeral home Anderson Saturday night MRS ELIZABETH GERMAN Rensselaer sept Mrs Elizabeth German 82 was found dead at her home at noon yes terday by a neighbor She was a widow of James German who died eight years ago Mrs German was the last of nine children She was a member of the St Augustine Catholic church here There are no im mediate survivors uneral serv ices will be conducted from the St Augustine chutch Tuesday at 9 clock a ather Albert Ger ard Stem officiating Burial in Mt Calvary cemetery MRS ALTA RAUB Sept Mrs AltaWright Graifvelle 48 of Raub died tbday at SL Elizabeth hos pital Lafayette Mrs Granvelle is survived by a sister Mrs Leona Oyler Ko komo and a brother James Wright Raub She was a mem ber of the church at Ko komo i Services in charge of the Com ley funeral home of owler will be conducted at 2 Tues day from the home of James Wright here with burial in Blue Ridge cemetery three miles south of Raub TT'A p' ip i 5 JW ms I I Er1 Oil I alar I I bbHH HBH 1 I 1 77SIMMII 1HI jiMLl A s' A Svd Ay Av ria I ti VwtI Ifr 'AMa IrrTi BOBBY BREEH InSwOM 4 JT ZffjKMParamounrsNew A a 1 zj I.