Wednesday, Nov. 8. Beautiful Day. Dr Cleone, Myrene and I left for S.L.C. this 11 A.M. to attend the funeral service of Aunt Nanie Woolley, which was held at one P.M. at Larkin parlors. It was a splendid service. The speakers were Elder Mure of Chagico D.L.S. mission. Pres. Heber J. Grant and Jessie Budge who also took charge. All said what a fine faithful and capabile women she had been. She was 85 yr. old and had given birth to nine children. She had spent four years on a Mission to Hawaii with her husband Myrun S. Woolley soon after their marriage. Many of the realatives were present at the service after which we with other of the emediate family had a delicious lunch at Wilson McCarteys private car. Arrived home 7 P.M. Late Bulletins BERLIN, Nov. 9 Henrich Himmler, head of all German police forces, tonight offered 300,000 marks (120,000) in foreign exchange to anyone abroad providing information leading to the arrest of the persons who tried to kill Adolf Hitler in yesterdays Munich beer cellar explosion. The reward would be paid at the German consulate in the United States, or anywhere else. The reward is in addition to the 600,000 marks (240,000) already offered for apprehension of the guilty persons inside Germany. Nov. 10 39 By Associated Press AMSTERDAM Netherlands inundates main water defense line, Belgium boosts mobilization to 600,000 men following rumors of intensified German activity on borders. BERLIN Gestapo rounds up persons for questioning in Hitler assassination attempt; press blames British and Jews; reward increased to 360,000; fuehrer escaped by only 11 minutes. LONDON Chamberlain warns war may at any moment become violent conflict; attacks stiff-necked nazi leaders who speak no language but that of force. PARIS French report failure of German thrusts at northern flank of western front. HELSINKI Finnish government meets to discuss new report from Moscow delegation; important developments in Russian negotiations indicated.