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a a a THE BUTTE DAILY POST: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1937. NEW JAPANESE GOAL Nippon Reinforcement Landed, Defenders Wiped Out. (Continued From Page One) probably took a smaller toll of life than might have been expected because of wholesale evacuation of civilians from Nantao within the last 24 hours. The bombs and shells started fires in before the brief attack partendeciantao A detachment of Marines landed from the French flagship, the cruiser Lamotte Picquet, to strengthen French forces manning the borders of the concession. French troops cleared streets in the southern section, of the concession, populace northward from the danger zone.

Chinese soldiers near the French concession border indicated they had no intention of withdrawing. Before the aerial bombardment they had withstood an attack by Japanese shock troops and had declared they would resist until death. Planes ranging west of Shanghai bombarded, the nation's airdrome capital. area Some of Nanking residents said they feared Chicago FLY NORTHWEST AIR Spend a few days in Chicago, America's second largest metropolis, where business and pleasure compete for every hour of a brief or lengthy stay. Arrive sooner Stay longer FROM BUTTE One-Way Fare Round Trip $120 CITY TICKET OFFICE 107 East Broadway Phone 3241 Butte NORTHWEST BE AIRMAN CONTAIRLINE 8 resumption of extended raids which had Interrupted by Japanese intensification of the Shanghai campaign, Resigned to Retreat.

Chinese officials at Nanking apparently were resigned to a gradual withdrawal of Chinese troops from the Shanghai region to main line defenses inland. They a bility of a temporary lull in hostilities, however, explaining that Japanese probably would be busy consolidating their gains, and establishing some sort of puppet regime at Shanghai. A number of blocks to the west of the Nantao region subjected to bombardment, Japanese troops engaged in a spectacular, indecisive battle across narrow. winding Zahwei creek before thousands of spectators in the French concession, including American observers. Commander Harvey Overesch, Major G.

Hagen and Captain Evans Carlson the battle from the upper floors of a Chinese teahouse. The nearest fighting was less than 50 yards away. Tanks Go Into Action. Heavy tanks lumbered into action. Chinese trench mortars answered the fire of Japanese guns hurling shells from 800 yards behind the lines.

The only apparent possibility of escape for the diehard Chinese units was to cross the Whangpoo or to enter the French concession, where they would be disarmed and interned. At dusk, a falling shell exploded an oil near the creek. The battle died down at nightfall, with indications it would be resumed at dawn. There were reports that the Japanese planned to use Soochow creek to transport military supplies despite the fact that it runs through American and British defense sectors. The Japanese spokesman said a column attacking Fengking, on the road south to Hangchow, Chekiang province seaport, met little resistance.

Nine MontanaWP A Projects Approved WASHINGTON. Nov. (P) The office of Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana reported today the President had approved nine Montana WPA to cost an estimated total of $172,950. The projects, subject to approval by the comptroller-general and the Montana WPA director, follow: Billings, sewing rooms, Flathead county, sewing rooms, Miles City, recreational development, Cascade county, school lunches, Stanford, school improvements, Fort Belknap Indian reservation, building ton, improvements, grounds improvements, Powell county, school lunches, $990.

A little town in Putnam county, W. has the name of Paradise. I BUTTE WOMAN DIES IN HELENA. Mrs. Lydia at Son's Home After Long Illness.

Death came yesterday in Helena to Mrs. Lydia T. Bennett, 64, naVirginia City, and resident of Butte for nearly 50 years. She died at the home of a son, Harry P. Bennett, following a long illness.

Mrs. Bennett was the widow of the late George C. Bennett, retired foreman of the Leonard mine, who dropped dead on a Butte street on June 27, 1937. She was born March 22, 1873, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

James Tyack. She came to Butte with her family in 1890. She was married to Mr. Bennett in 1895. Mrs.

Bennett was talented as 8 musician. She was one of the organizers of the Meaderville-McQueen branch of the Rocky Mountain Garden club here. Surviving relatives include a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry P.

Bennett of Helena; two grandchildren, Alice and George one sister, Mrs. Harry E. Irvine of Butte; one brother, James Tyack of Bakersfield, several nieces, Mrs. F. L.

Hoar, Mrs. C. P. Griffiths, Miss Virginia Irvine of Butte; Mrs. E.

Kearney, Sunland, T. M. Rogers, Pasadena, Mrs. E. Skele and Miss Phyllis Tyack of Seattle.

Surviving nephews are George E. Irvine of Butte, James Tyack Jr. of Bakersfield. and Bob and Hal Tyack of Seattle. There also are three great nieces, five nephews, one great-great niece and one greatgreat nephew.

Services will be held at the Episcopal church in Helena Thursday. Burial will be beside her husband in Forest Vale cemetery in Helena. Theresa Peoples Mrs. Theresa Peoples, Butte resident for 43 years, died yesterday at her home, 116 South Dakota street, following a short illness She was born in Pennsylvania. Her husband, the late George Peoples, served one term as mayor of Bismarck, N.

before moving to Butte in 1897. A daughter, Frances Peoples, lives in Butte. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 9:30 o'clock in St. Patrick church. Burial will be in St.

Patrick cemetery, The body will be taken from the Sherman and Reed mortuary to the Peoples home tonight. W. A. Hammond A brief illness was yesterday fatal to Willard A. Hammond, 38, 822 South Main street, who was a lifetime Butte resident.

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Dealers Everywhere AND The Montana Power Company Workers union and was an employe of the Butte Machine shop. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annie Hammond, Butte; his mother, Mrs. Alice Dennis, Los Angeles, two brothers and a sister-in-law, David Hammond in California and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Hammond, Kansas City, a father-in-law, Peter Ward, and four brothers-in-law and three sisters-in-law, Mrs. Albert Eva, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. John Barry, and Peter Ward all of Butte. "He was a member of the Structural Iron Workers' union and an employe of the Butte Machine shop.

Wesley A. Strange Wesley A. Strange, prominent member of the Butte Mines band who was found dead Monday at his home. 317 North Jackson street, was buried today in Mount Moriah cemetery. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock in the Richards funeral chapel.

The Rev. E. J. Groeneveld officiated. Burial services were conducted by Mount Moriah lodge No.

24, A. F. A. M. Mrs.

Walter Keller, accompanied Mrs. George Berryman, "Lead Kindly Light," and "Abide With Me." Pallbearers were Glen Rice, Ed Molthen, Clarence Johnson, William Curry, Art Pratt and Edward Passmore. Strange, a former bookkeeper at the Montana Power company offices here, had been in ill health for several years. He was a member of the Butte Mines band, the musicians' union, Bogdad temple, Shriners, Deer Lodge chapter No. 3, R.

A. M. of Butte, and the A. F. A.

M. of Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Louise Davies Funeral services were held today for Mrs.

Louis Davies, Mining city resident for 53 years who died Monday at her home. 1805 Florida street. A native of Iowa, Mrs. Davies lived in Butte since 1884. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Women's Relief Corps and.

the Neighbors of Woodcraft. The funeral was conducted at 2 o'clock in the Sherman and Reed chapel by the Rev. E. J. Greeneveld.

Burial was in Mount Moriah cemetery. During the services Mrs. Paul Bailor, accompanied by Miss Carrie Worcester. sang Will Take Care of You." "Thy Will Be Done," and "Face to Pallbearers were J. C.

Toy, W. J. Stride, Clem Hines, G. Perier. Henry Stabler and Percy Wills.

Mrs. Lillian Blackman Many friends attended funeral services today for Mrs. Lillian Blackman of 2024 Nevada who died Sunday in a local hospital. The funeral was held in the Duggan-Merrill chapel at 1 o'clock. The Rev.

Frederick T. Spencer officiated. Burial was in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbearers were Carl Sorrels, Cliff Humphrey, Kenneth Spencer, Russell McLean, Roland Clark and James Dodge. Mrs.

K. Harrington Solemn requiem mass was celebrated today for Mrs. Kate Harrington, pioneer and widely known resident Butte who died Sunday the home of her son, James J. Harrington. 522 North Main street.

Mrs. Harrington came to Butte to live more than 50 years ago from County Cork, Ireland. The funeral cortege formed at the family home and proceeded to St. Mary church where mass was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. Rev.

James Nolan was celebrant of the solemn requiem high mass. Rev. M. J. Leonard acted as deacon, and Rev.

Francis Mullen as subdeacon. Rev. O'Malley of Philipsburg, and Rev. James Brett were in the sanctuary. The responses were sung by the choir.

Rev. Nolan said the prayers at the graveside. Pallbearers were John, James and Robert Hanley, and William, Tim and Robert Dwyer, all nephews of the deceased. Interment was in St. Patrick cemetery.

Carl Schwartz Carl Schwartz, Butte resident for 40 years who died in a local hospital Friday. was buried today in Mountain View cemetery after funeral services in the Duggan-Merrill funeral chapel at 3:15 o'clock. Schwartz came to Butte from Germany where he was born. He was a hod carrier and a member of the loca hod carriers' union. He lived at 139 West Platinum street.

The Rev. Frederick Spencer officiated. Mrs. Elizabeth Owen Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Elizabeth Owen, of 309-B South Dakota street, who died Monday.

The funeral will be conducted by the Rev. Frederick T. Spencer at 2 o'clock in the Duggan Merrill chapel. Burial will be in Mount Moriah cemetery. A.

M. Garrett The funeral of A. M. Garett. who died Friday at his home.

113 West LaPlatte street, was held today in the Duggan-Merrill chapel at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Frederick T. Spencer officiated. Burial was in Mountain View cemetery.

Richard Shannon Richard Shannon, 13-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon, died yesterday in Rochester, according to word received today from Mr. Shannon. Death was caused by pneumonia.

Butte Mr. contractor. Shannon a well The family home is at 52 South Washington street, Besides his parents the child is survived by three sisters, Madeline, Geraldine, and Helen Clair; a brother, Charles, all of Butte, and a grandfather, Joseph Shannon, of Seattle, Wash, No word was recelved as to when the body will arrive in Butte. Augustus A. Haman Augustus A.

Haman, 80. died yesterday at his home, 1626 Warren avenue. He came to Butte to live several years ago from New York. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Louise Haman, Butte: four sons and daughte Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Butte; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haman and Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Haman of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Haman, Cincinnati, Ohio; also several grandchildren. The body is at the White funeral chapel, Mrs. Adeline Cheff Mrs. Adeline Cheff, 1722 Longfellow street, died in a local hospital last night.

She was born in Kansas and had lived in Butte for 14 years. She was 55 years old. Surviving relatives are her husband, Joseph Cheff; two sons-inlaw and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Greek, Rock Springs, and Mr.

and Mrs. Saulset LaPalm Butte; eight sons and three daughters law. Mr. and. Mrs.

Alphie Cheff, California: Cheff, Butte: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cheff, New York; Earl Cheff, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cheff, Frank, and Elmer Cheff, all of Butte: Robert, grandchildren; her mother, Mrs.

Boyer of Missoula: several brothers and sisters, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Cheff, The body is at the Duggan-Merrill chapel. Andrew Kilponen Andrew Kilponen, 60, died this morning in a local hospital. He was a native of Finland. For the past 10 years he had been a resident of Butte.

Mr. Kilponen was a miner. Surviving him are one daughter. Mrs. Marie Da Davis, of Seattle: brothers in Michigan, and one brother in New York.

Mrs. Davis is en route to Butte. The body is at the Daly-Shea mortuary pending funeral arrangements. Utah Youth Held In Extortion Plot KANAB. UTAH, Nov.

Thomas W. Linder, 21-year-old Mount Carmel. Utah, youth who walked into a trap of the law in a lonely desert ravine yesterday. was in jail here today under a federal charge of attempting to extort. money the mails.

Sheriff Ford said Hans through, Chamberlain, local merchant. had received through the mail two crudely-penciled notes demanding he leave $500 under Muddy bridge near here at 8:30 a. Nov. 9. The note warned the merchant's house and store would be "blown up," if he failed to follow instructions.

Store Employes Will Be Honored At Dinner Tonight A turkey dinner will be served this evening to employes of Hennessy's store and their familles at the Nine-Mile inn. The employes will be guests of Francis Kingsley, York, president of the mercantile company. The dinner is being given in appreciation of the services of the store employes during the Third Annual Women's Days, which were held here Oct. 29 and 30. Short talks will be given by Dan True, president of Hennessy's.

and Miss Burke Kilroy, who filled the position of president on Women's day. Special entertainment has been planned. The will be followed by 8 Approxidinner, mately 300 persons are expected to attend. BABIES ARE BORN--Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Johnson of 508 West Galena street, the parents of a daughter born Monday night in are, St. James hospital. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisner of Deer Lodge.

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