The Butte Daily Post from Butte, Montana • 9

THE BUTTE DAILY POST: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1937. Hitler Helps Goebbels Celebrate Birthday Chancellor Adolph Hitler (left) as a guest, Dr. Joseph Goebbels and Frau Goebbels With 40th birthday anniversary of the German propaganda minister at Berlin. celebrated the Machinist's union. The Rev.

Thomas Ashworth officiated. Burial was in Mount Moriah cemetery, Pallbearers were James O'Brien, E. Murphy, Joseph Burt, Frank Flanigan, William Pink and Joseph Ealadrian. Bailey Was machinist at the Original mine for 20 years. His uncle, the late William Bailey, was a foreman at the same mine for several years.

Richard Shannon The body of Richard Shannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon, of 502 South Washington street, who died in Rochester, Tuesday, will, arrive in Butte tomorrow and be taken to the Daly-Shea mortuary pending arrangement for the funeral. Surviving relatives, in addition to the parents, are three sisters, Madeline, and Helen Shannon; a brother. Charles Shannon, his grandfather, Joseph Shannon, all of Butte.

and several uncles, aunts and cousins. Mrs. Elizabeth Owen Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Elizabeth Owen, Butte resident for 34 years who died Monday. The cortege formed this noon at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Grace Pritchard, 231 North Washington street, and proceeded to the Duggan-Merrill chapel where the Rev. Frederick T. Spencer conducted services at 2 o'clock. Burial was in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbeaerrs were Ezra Bellis, John R.

Jones, Stanley Williams, Evan Roberts. Ison Smith and Tim Reardon. Mrs. Lydia T. Bennett Mrs.

Lydia T. Bennett, Butte resident for 50 years who died Tuesday in Helena at the home of a son, Harry P. Bennett, was buried today in Forest Vale cemetery, Helena, beside the body of her husband, George C. Bennett, retired foreman of the Leonard mine who died in Butte this summer. Funeral services were held in St.

Peter cathedral in Helena with the Rev. Henry H. Daniels, officiating. Many friends from Butte attended the funeral. Pallbearers were James Davidson, Frank Crage.

Fred Martin, T. T. Taylor, Thomas Murray and William Peters. ATHLETA CLUB "PLAY DAY" SET Students From 12 Schools Invited to Participate in Events Dec. 4.

Students of twelve schools will be invited to participate in a Play day to be held in Butte December 4, under the auspices of the Athleta club of Butte high school, it was announced at meeting of the executive committee of the Girls' Athletic. club held yesterday at the school. Swimming and skating will feature the Play day, Miss Inga Hoem, physical education instructor at the school, said. Activities for the rest of the 1937- 38 school year were discussed at the meeting. A new constitution was approved and adopted at the meeting.

Members of the constitution committee were Dolores Walker, Betty Craver, Dorothy Sullivan, Ruth Hanson, Isabelle McCarthy and Margretta Sweet. To Adopt Song. Members of the club voted to adopt a club song. A contest will be held for adoption of a suitable song. it was decided, and two tickets to the Thanksgiving day football game will be given as first prize to the winner.

Second prize will be 0110 ticket to the game. The contest will close Tuesday. The following students were appointed on committees in connection with the Play day: Banquet--Betty Craver, chairman: Jean Perham and Ruth Wooster. Refreshments Betty Tanner, chairman; Adele Hemmangway. Helen Pae.

Beulah Granger, Jeanne Haman and Vivian Medlin. Registration--Isabel Hopkins. chairman; Martha Rodman, Dorothy Webb and Victoria Car- Personal to Fat Girls! Now you can slim down your face and figure without strict dieting or back-breaking exercises. Just eat sensibly and take 4 Marmola Prescription Tablets a day until you have lost enough fat--then stop. Marmola Prescription Tablets contain the same element prescribed by most doctors in treating their fat patients.

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Nov. land mine today wrecked a section of Dublin castle once occupied by the "Black and Tans." in a terrific Armistice day blast which demolished the royal coat of arms over the castle doorway. The "Black and Tans" were recruits of the Royal Irish constabulary enlisted in Ireland during the disturbances of 1919-21. They were so-called because of their khaki uniforms, black hats and black arm bands. The early morning blast shattered shop windows in the Dame street area, streets were littered with debris and a hole was blown 111.

a wall of the offices of the postal engineering department. Congressmen Will Discuss Wage Bill WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. -A mass meeting of congressmen who want to scuttle or drastically revise the wage-hour bill may take place Monday night. just after the special session of Congress begins.

Rep. Lamneck (D- Ohio) asked several House foes of the legislation today to serve on a committee to call the meeting. Primarily, the gathering would be designed to muster support for Lamneck's own bill which would tackle the wage-hour problem through the power of the federal trade commission to regulate trade practices. Thousands of men and women wonder why backache bothers. them why they have to visit the bathroom often at night -why flow is scanty and sometimes smarts and barns.

Any one of these symptoms means that your kidneys and bladder need attention now before these minor symptoms develop Into serious trouble. To flush out waste poisons and acid Mrs. Bridget Walsh Requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow for Mrs. Bridget Walsh, pioneer Butte resident who died Tuesday at her home, 919 Lewisohn street, after a brief illness. The cortege will form at the family home at 9 o'clock and will proceed to Immaculate, Conception church for 9:30 o'clock.

Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Augustus A. Haman Augustus A. Haman, who died Tuesday at his home, 1626 Warren avenue, at the age of 80, will be buried tomorrow in Mountain View cemetery, Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock in the White funeral home, with the Rev. H.

W. Moehring officlating. Andrew Kilponen The body of Andrew Kilponen. Butte miner for ten years who died yesterday in a local hospital, was sent this morning to Seattle where funeral services will be held. Burial will also be in Seattle.

Mrs. Adeline Cheff Mrs. Adeline Cheff, 1722 Longfellow street, who died Tuesday in a local hospital, will be buried tomorrow in Holy Cross cemetery. Funeral services will be he'd at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning in St. John the Evangelist church.

Michael T. O'Leary Funeral will be held Saturday for T. O'Leary, vetservices, eran Butte fireman who died yesterday at his home, 1140 West Diamond street. The cortege will form at 9 o'clock at the home and will proceed to ImConception church for services. Burial will be in the family plot of St.

Patrick cemetery. Pat. C. Buckley and M. C.

Buckler Seattle, brothers-in-law of the widely-known fireman. will attend the rites. Tim Buckley in Ireland also survives. Britain Buys More in Ital MILAN. ITALY.

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Scorekeepers -Marion Bliss and Joyce Pengelly. TimekeepersJune Harkins and Alice Cook. Program Mary Jane Enstrom, chairman; Isabel McCarthy, Margaret Kane and Marget Gilbert. Decorations Shirley Johnson. chairman; Dorothy, Schaal, Dolores Emigh and Kane.

Cleanup -Lois chairman: Elsie Stilwell, Frances Reber, Beverly Howell, Betty Myers and Z. Halford. Transportation--Dorothy Sullivan, chairmanind Neva Catherine Tower. Spiegel, Jane Games and stunts in pool-Dolores Walker, chairman; Margretta Sweet, Ruth Hansen and Daisy Reindl. Games at rink-Doris Gill, chairman; Betty Knuckey and Margaret Mathewson.

Locker-roomIlah Goodman, chairman; Jane Hapwood and Betty Ellingsworth. Jean Ann Perham and Isabel McCarthy were named as directors of the annual health play, Egrets Seen in Ohio. NORWALK, OHIO -Large white birds seen wading in flooded fields near here were identified as American egrets. The egret is a semi-tropical bird. Montana Unit of Chemical Society To Meet Saturday Members of the Montana section the American Chemical society of Dillon, Helena, Bozeman and Missoula will be in Butte Saturday to attend the fall meeting of the organization, it was learned today.

A dinner will be held at 6:30 o'clock in the Finlen hotel for members of the society and the program meeting will be at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night in room No. 205. Metallurgy building, Montana School of Mines. Papers to be read include one on "Identification of Opaque Solids by Selective Iridescent Filming," by A. M.

Gaudin, of the mining college faculty, and "Formation of Hytions." W. Campbell. of drogen Peroxide, by Atomic ReacMontana State University, Missoula, Dr. O. E.

Shepherd of Montana State College. Bozeman, will report briefly on a recent national meeting of the American Chemical society. Dr. A. E.

Koenig of Butte is in charge of reservations for the meet- Ing. for Butte members of the so- KILLED IN GRID GAME John W. Sullivan, 15, Fatally Hurt in Sandlot Contest Here. Sandlot football has claimed Its first victim here this year. John William Sullivan, 15, of North Crescent street, died almost instantly of a broken neck sustained when he tackled a ball carrier in an unorganized football game at the Cinders about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock in St. Patrick church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. The boy, a freshman, left Christian Brothers, high school, after classes dismissed went to the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. his clothes.

lived at the Wald and Mrs. William, Waid, to change home. Aunt Objected. He told his aunt he was going play football and she attempted to dissuade him as she said he was not strong. It was reported he was wearing football suit but old clothes.

The game was played between the graduates of St. Patrick parochial school of the classes of 1936 and 1937. The game was nearly over with Sullivan's team, the 1937 graduates, leading, 40-0. The game was played without the knowledge or consent of school authorities, Brother M. S.

Tuohy, principal of Christian Brothers high school, reported. Sullivan was hurt when he tackled "very hard" a runner, who had just taken a kick-off. believed Sullivan's head hit the runner's knee. Hailed Auto. Players hailed a passing auto in which Charles and Betty Raymond were riding and they took the youngster to St.

James hospital. Sullivan died en route hospital, in the arms of a cousin. Edward Corr. 824 West Granite street. Corr, a junior high school student, was watching the game.

The death was the second attributed to football in this region this Joseph M. O'Brien. 16, captain St. Peter Central high school football team in Anaconda, died Oct. 20 from a kidney Injury suffered in the Christian BrotherSaint game Oct.

1. Sullivan was born in Butte and resided for some time in Missoula, returning here about two years ago. His sister, Margaret, is a student at Girls' Central high school. He was graduated from St. Patrick's parochial school last spring.

His father, Del Sullivan of Butte, who died in 1930, was one six brothers who enlisted in the World war. Faculty members of Christian Brothers school expressed deep regret over the boy's passing The news was a distinct shock, they said. Surviving relatives are his mother, Mrs. Mary Williams; sister. Margaret; four Mrs.

William Waid. Mrs. Mary Corr, Mrs. William Stanaway and Mrs. J.

M. Sullivan; four, uncles, Joseph, James, George John Sullivan, all of Butte. The body is at the Daly-Shea funeral home. Willard A. Hammond The funeral of Willard A.

Hammond, lifetime Butte resident who died yesterday after a short illness, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock in the White funeral chapel. The Rev. Thomas Ashworth will conduct the funeral and burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery, Stanley Bailey Funeral services for Stanley Bailey, machinist in Butte for 40 who died Saturday night in his years apartment on West Woolman street, were held today in the Daly-Shea chapel. The funeral was held at 2 o'clock under the auspices of the Butte FOR ARCTIC WEATHER DU PONT 5 STAR ANTI-FREEZE VER STAR ANTI PROTECTS FIVE WAYS AGAINST: Freezing Corrosion Rust-clogged radiators Over-heating of engine Excessive evaporation POND Only 00 a gal. DISTRIBUTORS CRAWLEY MOTOR SUPPLY BUTTE BILLINGS GREAT FALLS clety.

Guy E. Sheridan of Butte, president of the Montana section of society, will preside at the meeting. Schoolmates of 1870 Meet. AMARILLO, (LE) -Elbert and Elbert, schoolmates, separated met in 67 Amarillo after being years, Elbert, the elder, was Rev. Sawyer, 94, of Minto, Okla.

Elbert, the junior, was Dr. J. E. Nunn, 86, of Amarillo. They went to school at La Grange College, La Grange, Mo.

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