Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1942 — Page 20

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MACASSAR FALL/ Grant Wood, Artist, Dies: REPORTED NEAR Paintings Drew Protests

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Feb. 13 (U.] . | P.).—Grant Wood, Iowa artist whose | Celebes Island Capital Sets paintings of the American scene

sometimes roused stormy protests,

J A 5 3 : h ; \ VERY TIM Fire to Harbor Area died last night a few hours before ER \ N SROPAT WaSSoNS

his 50th birthday. oT. Fa i Ba BUY U.S. DEFENSE As laps Advance. Mr. Wood, an art professor at the 2 = 4 : - oe ; | ol SAVING. STAMPS! BATAVIA, N. E. I, Feb. 13 (U.|ppjversity of Towa, had entered the 4 ¢ 3 STREET FLOOR. P.). — A three-pronged Japanese ynijversity hospital Nov. 24, sufferland thrust gravely imperiled {ing from cancer. He had been conMacassar, the Celebes island capi- |valescing from an operation since tal, today and its fall seemed im-|pec. 19, when a relapse ended his minent in view of the enemy's nu- | ife. merical superiority. | The artist was born 50 years ago Macassar’s harbor district was injtoday on a farm amid the Iowa flames as the Dutch defenders ap-|cornfields which he later depicted plied their scorched-earth pelicy. on canvasses of American rural life. “The enemy will not find any-|He early revealed artistic talent and thing of use to him,” a Dutch high- [studied at the Chicago Art Institute.

command communique said. The First World War took him 1 4 / 3 Roa | : Si J BB Semi-official quarters said the be-|to Europe in a camouflage unit of A } SN 3 : ; Wy NE an

leaguered south Celebes port would|{the Army, and he remained in fall “soon” because the outnum-|France after the war to study.

bered Dutch garrison was not] When he returned to the United Grant Wood : 3 4 s! L i J RR . strong enough to resist a concen-| States, however, he led a move away ! Naan Bal i " i Tie ~» i

trated attack. from European traditions in art. / np ye WILL STRESS

Peril Borneo Capital With Thomas Hart Benton of Mis-

Although the Japanese drive into|souri and John Steuart Curry of SAFETY ON FARMS ; y : 4 0 8 Rae i ¢ J : } Ta SHETLANDS

the Indies retarded momentarily in|Kansas, he became a leader of the focus as attention focused on Singa- [native American “regional” school. CHICAGO, Feb. 13 (U, P.).—The

pore, both Macassar and the Neth-| Mr. Wood first won Selaim in| National Safety Council extended ; + Hi : : erlands Borneo capital of Banjer-{1930 when his picture, “American its ‘emergency safet paign to- LEN Se Set . mas in were endangered by inva-|Gothic,” was awarded a medal at gency " y ne, . : : New Sprin g sion thrusts. the Chicago Art Institute. The day to homes and farms, ere ae ! h! . Japanese landing forces already|painting aroused indignation incidents take more than 37,000 lives 3 : A i Suits Th at have “partly occupied” Amboina|lowa, where some believed thelanq cause about 5,000,000 injuries § ffi an . island, the Dutch Indies second |bleak-faced farm couple discredited annually. ] ZF IRE © Take to Y ou

largest naval and air base. rural life. : 5 In the defense of Macassar, united| Then in 1932, his “Daughters of| The Council announced represen

| olution.” show 'tatives of than 100 national : : : : 2 : : 1 nations bombers probably sank or|the Revolution,” showing three dour tatives of more than : New Spring New California Zip Lined SUF 8 & 3 4 2 ® b

seriously damaged a Japanese air-|Women drinking tea before a picture organizations will meet here Feb. craft carrier in the Gulf of Boni of “Washington Crossing the Dela-|17- 18 in the first concerted effort to

, between the two southern peninsulas| ware,” drew protests from members devise a program that will decrease : of Celebes, last Monday night, it|of the D. A. R. | farm and home mishaps. dl prin

was reported.

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