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A. N. Peckham of the Sodus Methodist Church will officiate. Burial in Sodus Rural Cemetery. I II I RAM C.

REED Naples Hiram C. Reed, 82, died in the home of a daughter. Mrs. Maurice Andrews, Lima, Tuesday (Mar. 8.

1949). He was born in Bristol, Aug. 14, 1866. He had been a farmer in South Bristol most of his life and was a member of the South Bristol Grange and of the Canandaigua Lodge, Knights of the Maccabees. He leaves three sons, Leon A.

of Canandaigua. J. Albert Reed and! II. Clifford Reed, both of Naples; another daughter, Mrs. Dewey Randall of Naples; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; two sistere, Mrs.

Esther Connon of Detroit, and Mrs. Mittie Mather of Jamaica, L. I. Friends may call at he Emory Funeral Home where the funeral will be conducted today at 2 p. m.

The Rev. Devello S. Haynes will officiate, with burial in Rose Ridge Cemetery. Fun for the wTiole family The fork-throwin-reverse squeeze has you looking in all four directions at once. An opponent is thrown in for an end play to your tenace for a squeeze on his partner.

Getting dizzy? South was the declarer at six no-trump and took the first five tricks. He lost the sixth trick to East with a oiamona nnesse. lhe remam'ng seven cards in each hand are shown here NORTH 4 4 A 5 EAST None 7 ft 4 WEST 10 one 10 9 one SOl'TIl .1 A 9 1 8 Enst Is now in the lead. What will he return? Will it be his heart queen? Or one of his small hearts? Will it be diamond queen? Or one of his small diamonds? Try each in turn. Suppose ha sends forth heart queen.

South king wins. North takes a trick with heart jack North cashes diamond ace. South enters with a club to king and then leads the final top heart from there. Instead should East lead heart small? North wins with jack of hearts. South takes two more hearts on which North sluffs a dia mond.

North diamond ace wins and South club king takes a trick. Five tricks after either heart lead from East leaves West only two cards. If they are a club and a spade. North gets two spades. If two spades are in West, South gets a club and North spade king.

The only alternative would be for East to return a diamond. li will not alter tha result, however. Either diamond from East will give North two diamond tricks that declarer takes advantage of. On the second diamond. South sluffs the jack of spades.

On these two diamonds. West must Bluff. He dare not shed a club or spade. His sluff of two hearts permits East to be finessed in hearts. This kind of playing sounds like story book stuff.

Or as if it had a rehearsal. But it was done in a regular bridge game that was dealt at random when the opponent cards were not seen. There are people like that in the world. Rochester Ruprettntativa GACER SALES CORPORATION TVvraOT WHEC 9:30 p.m. RASH ON HANDS AGES' DISAPPEARED IN 7 DAYS! For red.

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Kit-Dorothy Rose Kettler of Kat Commercial East Rochester, Tuesday. Mar. 8. 1949. She is survived by her husband, William: two daughters.

Mrs. James Vankirk and Miss Harriet Jane Kettler: two sons, Richard and Leroy; one grandson, Scott William; five sisters and live brothers. Friends may call at the Harry Rradv Inc. Funeral Home. 110 W.

Spruce East Rochester, where services will be held Friday, Mar. 11, nt 2:30 p. m. Interment at I'ittsford Ometery, I'ittsford. KIXi Thursday, March 10.

1949. Jennie King of 509 Arnett Blvd. She is survtvecF by one daughter, Sara G. King; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Churchill and Mrs.

Delia LaNiece, Ios Angeles. California also two nephews, Joseph N. Simpson and William G. Churchill. Friends may call at J.

B. Win-chell's Funeral Home. 696 Genesee where funeral service will be conducted Saturday Bfternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Frederick Winnie officiating.

Interment In Mt. Hope Cemetery. I.YNT II Wednesday, Mar. 9. 1949.

Ruben J. Lynch Sr. of 180 Pullman aged 60 vears. Survived by his wife. Mrs.

Helen Laird Lynch tour daughters. Mrs. Agnes Rntton, Mrs. Hutu McGahan. Mrs.

Jane Dar-ragh, Mrs. Rita Clark; four sons, John. Ruben Patrick and Richard; one brother and sister in Peter-boro, Canada; grandchildren. -Friend may tall at the Farrell Mrothers Colonial Funeral Home. 51 Kidge Rd.

W. (near Memorial Bridge. Service Monday morning ata 9:30 and 10 o'clox-k at Sacred Heart ITo-Cathedral. Interment In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MAIN Willis J.

Main or 1595 Main St. Mar. 1949. He leaves his wife, Carrie; three daughters. Mrs.

Carl Wimer, Mrs. Leon Harris and Mr. Dennis Tanis three sons, Karl. Melvin and Charles E. seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild, and one brother, Edward of St.

Petersburg, Fla. --Funeral from Charles Kennedy Funeral Home, 1601 Main St. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment. In White Haven Memorial Park.

Ml' Ml I.I.I Entered into rest, Thursday, Mar. 10. 1949, Robert in of 2751 Monroe Ave. He is survived by three sons, Douglas, Ronald and Francis; one daughter, Winifred; one brother, Alexander McMillin; eleven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services from the Trott Funeral Home.

683 Main St. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. I'HtOMMKIt-On Tuesday morning.

Mar. 1949, Frederlcka Pfrommer, at her home, 74 Farbridge St. She is survived by seven daughters. Mrs. Donald H.

Owen. Mrs. Michael Stark, Mrs. Franklin Buyck. Miss Iatira l'lrommer and Mrs.

Philip F. Spahn of this city, Mrs. Albert Blank of Holley, N. and Miss Viola G. Pfrommer of New York City; two sons, Edwin and William Pfrommer; 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs.

Sue Layden of Syracuse. N. and one brother. Bat. Chief John C.

Mueller. Friends may call at the home, 74 Farbridge St. Services Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Richard Wolf ifflciating.

Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery. IS r.El Hiram C. Reed, age 82, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Maurice Andrews.

Lima, N. i uesoay, Mar. 8. 1949. iiesides a daughter in Lima hft is survived by a daughter.

Mrs. Dewey Randall of Naples, three sons. Leon A. of Canandaigua, J. Albert and H.

Clifford, both of Naples; two sisters, Mrs. Esther Connon. Detroit, Mrs. Mittie Mather of Jamaica, Long Island. Funeral services from the Emory Funeral Home.

Naples. Friday Mar. 11 at 2 p. m. Interment Rose Ridge Cemetery.

SKROHArK Wasyl Skroback, Mar. 9, 1949. He is survived by his wife, Anna; two daughters, Mrs. Kath-erine Gerega and Mrs. Mary Welz; one son, Stephen; five grandchildren: four great-grandchildren.

He was a member of the St. Josaphat'a Society. Friends may call at the Paul W. Harris Funeral Home. 854 Clifford Ave.

near Hudson Funeral services Saturday morning at 8:30 and 9 o'clock at St. Josaphat's Chunch. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. STEVENS (peer) At the General Hospital, Mar. 8, 1949.

Tess Stevens of 512 Plymouth Ave. S. She ia survived by her mother. Mrs. Nora Peer; one 'brother, Benjamin J.

Peer: five sisters. Mrs. Earl Mc-Cann. Mrs. Arthur Gordon.

Mrs. Jess Gleason, Mrs. Clifford Neilson. Mrs. Leonard Otto several nieces and nephews.

Funeral service Saturday morning from Henrv D. Halloran Sons, 341 Plymouth Ave. at 9 o'clock and at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9:30. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Sv KK.NEY Thursday.

Mar. 10. 1949. Daniel W. Sweeney of 235 Champlain St.

He is survived by his wife, Mary E. Sweenev; two daughters, Mrs. William Walsh and Mrs. George M. Krembel; three sons.

William Richard D. and Francis G. Sweeney; one sister. Mrs. Ernest Godden, Oswego, N.

Y. also six grandchildren. Friend may call at J. B. Wln-chell'a Funeral Home, 137 Cady where funeral service will be conducted Saturday morning at 10 and 10:30 o'clock at Immaculate Conception Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. TADDEO Gennaro Taddeo, entered into rest, Wednesday. Mar. 9. He is survived by six sons, William, Jo-JCnn'.

ArUfen- Gerry. Robert and Donald Taddeo; three daughters Rose and Marie Catherlna Taddeo and Mrs. Frank Ciccariello; two grandchildren. Funeral services fdom the home, 207 Glenwood Saturday, Mar. 12.

at 8:30 a. m. and 9 a. m. at St.

Patrick's Church. Interment. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Arrangements by Joseph A. Roncone.

VOGT Entered Into rest. Mar. 10. 1949. Mavme A.

Vogt of 344 Ridge Road, Webster. She is survived by her husband John, a daughter JeaTi. her sons. Anthony. Howard and Robert, all of Webster.

George of Saugus. 3 brothers ami two John, Walter and Arthur De Roller. Mrs. Catherine Grabb and Mrs. Mina Maier of Rochester.

Friends may call at the home after 7 p. m. today. Funeral services Monday morning at 9:15 and from Holy Trinity Church at 9:30 Knrial In Holy Trinity Cemetery. r.Vlaierf nddiVa cmfwyp CROSBY On FORD AI.XAMU.K Jovcf 4R.

Wrli- on Alar. 10, 1S69. llr leees his wife, Mrs. Kllen Alrx-arr: mother, Mrs. Munsie Hrrn daughter.

Mm. Lorraine Kfriciy, all of Webster, an'i a hrfr. Rifhurrl of Philadelphia sis two itifpsuni. Fin hard and Kntid Harris of Webster, and us: liter. Mrs.

Michael Tour-leil of riot hester. i-cnds rnav at The Tinkle-pih Kunera) Home, 12 South Wostrr. after 6 p. in. Krldny.

where fi.rfsi arrvii will he held oil Mar. at 3 p. m. Ilev. fici.n will iffiois.tr.

Burial In Wester Rural Cemetery. HUK Abram Bune or 45 Hartsen Mar. 10, 1949. He in auiived by his wife, Martha ilei-chai Bune: one sister, Mrs. EJiza-tet Hartfeit several nieces and cepews.

arvices from the X. J. Miller's KoiJ'unfrsl Home. 1625 Mt. Hope Saturday afternoon.

at 2 (i cctt. Interment, Oak wood feme-ler. i'erfield. i I. N( V-Wednesday.

Mar. 9. 1949, 'rek M. Clancy, of teti "lay Ave. tunvfrl -toy his wife, Mrs.

Nora Key Clancy: two daughter, Mrs. Herbert. Mr. Ijonald Cole-ma. three grandchildren: his moth.

r. 4rs Catherine Clancy: two is-tr. Mr Uaymunl Ko, Mrs. Hoard inttmari. three THrnas.

Vinren; and Joseph Clancy. He as a retired member of Kite nnl ilic i-inien's Henevnlenl Association. Fiends may call at the Farrell Itrohers Colonial J-'uneral Home, 51 P.d. near Memorial rinse Services Saturday morning at 30 and 1 o'clock "at Sacred Hert Ir-Cat hedral. Interment, Hoi Sepulchre Cemetery.

4 (1. Suddenly Monday, Mar. 7, 3S44 Hvmen dlil Cohn of Cam-trice. and formerly e.f fiochesfer. He leaves three broiera.

Milton of Rochester, Han eif Jirmirijrham. Ala and Walter of Hetroit; one niece, and thr nephews. F.ends may call at the Par.ky 'urrl Home, 1125 St. Paul he a funeral service will he conduced Friday afternoon. Mar.

II. at o'clock. Burial In Stone Rod Cerr-tery. 4 ItsSy Entered into rest, at the Hospital. Mar.

9. 1949. Mrs. Ehzheth M. Cnssv.

of 49 Krnnnon Ave She Is survived by her husband, WalT Crissv: one son, James C. AVler; two grandsons. Fneral service from Henry D. HalJran Sons. 341 Plymouth Ave.

S. "ridav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Jntement, Mt. Hope Cemetery. I X.irrK Wednesday.

Mar. 8. J44' Sarah Ann Ctinliffe of 35 Mbk-rutin St. jhe is survivel by three daufiters. Mrs.

Harrv Turnork, Mrs. Oujp Vrquhart and Mrs. Herman Hyee; seven sons. James, Harry, Iavid Abraham and John H. Cunliffe: one aistf.

Mrs. Fred Ward in EnRland; welve ftrandchildren. Fiends mv call at J. R. Win-eheis Funeral Home.

Mfl Oenesee St. here funeral service will be ronocted Sat'irdav afternoon at 2 o'clk. Rev. Henry T. Epger offi--'atnr.

Interment in Riverside Cereterv. IXtKON Wadsworth Dobson of Urcwport. Thursday, Mar. 10. 1949.

afte a lone illness, aired 3H years. He -avea his wife. Ruth Stork Dob-aon two sons, Euirene and Thomas; wo iaueMers. Dianne and Persha is arents, Mr. and Mr.

Harold O. lobrn a sister. Mrs. Edward Ker-winiil of Brockport. -Fiends mav call at Dunn's Ku-rera Home, Centennial Brock-port Funeral services Monday.

Mar. 4 a the Church of the Nativity at 5 o'ock. Burial In Mt. Olivet Cemetery iKISLER Coletta R. Heinlein of 32 Treyer suddenly, aurved by two sisters.

Mm, Frank Steuer arid Mrs. Edward Soehner: one brother. Edward A. Heinlein; seveil nieces and nephews. De-ceasd was a member of Daughters of 3ary of St.

Michael's Church; Ladis' "Auxiliary of Knights of St. JohnBracch 45 of Our Lady of Per-petut Hein and the Early Settlers of Biisch Lomb. Sevices will be held Saturday morrnsr at from the borne and at 100 o'clock at St. Michael' Cburh. d41KI7rO Charles.

98 York St. Sg Charles iJiarrixzo, killed cUo Oct. 21. 1944, in Italy. He leave bis parents, Mr.

and ilrs. Joseph Jiarizzo. He was member of the Society. Mikarv funeral from the Al J. Gabeo Funeral Home.

4SS M. Clinton Saturday. Mar. 12, at 8:30 a. m.

and 9 o'clock at St. Francis rf Asisi Church. Interment, Holy fcepulhre Cemetery. i I Wt. Tbursdav.

Mar. 10, 1949. John F. Grieve of 247 Wellington Ave. Survived by his wife.

Mrs. FinraGneve stepion, John Car-michel; two brothers. William and Oeorp" of Perry, N. Y. Sence Saturday at 2:30 p.

m. from C. F. Eaton Funeral Home, Terry T. Y.

Kindly omit flowers. HER1AV Entered into rest rdnsoay. Mar. 9, 1949 Georgia Hermn. aged of Chili, Y.

Surviors are her Frank one dughter. Mrs. W. Francis Legg ef LeRoy. X.

Y. four sons. Frank, Warren, and Lewis: one brofhr. John Jones and nine grand-criliMi ail of Rochester. Y.

Friodg mav call at the Cameron Funeal Home, 26 Rochester Scottville. N. Y. where services will Saturday at 2 p. m.

Intenent Grove Place Cemetery. HI DON Suddenly, Mar. 9, 1949 KateLevet Hudson, of 287 Cedar-woodTer She leaves her son. Wills i. Hudson, and her grandson, a rn e.

Frinds mav call at Hedges Me-moria Chanel where service will be eid "ridav afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intenent, Mt. Hope Cemetery. Frank J. Keller, aged 74 vc.irs o- St Joseph St.

Thursday, lar. 10. 1949. He is survived by wfe. Mrs.

Eiia Keller: one son, Fran) L. Keller; two daughters, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lester heffer; seven grandchildren; one bother. William Keller.

Friods mav call at Mattle's, 300 Ctimbrland St. where sen-ices will be hrl Saturday morning at 8:15 arid o'clock at St. Thomas Churc. T' FLOWER BOX FUNERAL PIECES CJT FLOWERS PLANTS HA. 5160 Prmpt Delivery It rvices at Hedges words you because we MAX METCALF AND THE NEWS 1 P.

M. DAILY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY WHAM A Democral and Chroniclt Radio Feature THE THEATER presents CROSBY and ANN BLYTH 1 in come Stranger" with BARRY FITZGERALD WHEWPM WARC ABO WVCT MBS Farm Reporter Sunrise Melodies News; Arthur This Is Arthur Dawn Patrol Iawn Patrol Pawn Patrol Dawn Patrol News; Arthur This Is Arthur This Is Arthur Breakfast N'tsi AEro nsky News; Market -Second Breakfast Tune Story This Is Arthur This Is Arthur This Is Arthur This Is Arthur Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfa-st Club News; Arthur This Is Arthu This Is Arthur This Is Arthur V- My Story My Story Betry rrorkfr Get more of Life Just for Tou Just for Vou Just for Ymi Just lor You Nelson Olmetead Kickw ds ai Hotna Ted alone Galen Dsuke Trebor's Tunes Trebor's Tunes lleatter's Mailbas; Lanny Ross Welcome Travelers Wetrom Trn'-lers News: Navy Band Navy Band Kate Smith Talks Kate Smith Sins Noonday News Mystery Tune Test BaiiklMf: Talking Mtis-cit Slu'wt'ase Boy Meets Girl Buy Meets Girl What Say Roch-t Happy Oar.R Happy CaniE Passing Parade Breakfast Hollyw'd Breakfast Hollvw'd Bride and (oom Queen for Day Queen for Day Best by Request Bride and Groom Best by Request We MRS. ANNA V. TILT Bath Mrs. Anna V.

Tilt, 75, mother of Kanona, died yesterday (Mar. 19, 1949) in Bath Memorial Horpital. A former resident of Pateison, N. Mrs. Tilt had made her home with her son at Kanona for the past 18 months.

She was born on Sept. 29, 1K74. in Ashley, Pa. Her husband. Edgar M.

Tilt, died in 1943 at Patcrson. She taught in Paterson schools for many years, ad reecived her teachers' training at the Felix Ad-ler Training School in New York City. She was a lifelong member of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Tilt leaves her son, the Rev.

Mr. Tilt, a brother, the Rev. Frank P. Venable. Highland Falls, and several nieces and nphews.

Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the Bond Funeral Home here. The Rev. Earl Bur-dict.

Canisteo, district superintendent of the Genesee Methodist Conference, will officiate. Burial will lie in Cedar Lawn Cemetery at Paterson. ICS. LENA A. ClIlnSKV Nunda Funeral for Mrs.

lena A. Chidsey, who died Wednesday (Mar. 9, 1949) in Warsaw Hospial. will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p. m.

in the Duryea Funeral Horn here. Members of Livingston County lie-bekah lodges will meet in the Odd Fellows Temple, Nunda, at 1:30 p. m. to attend the services in a body and have charge of the service according to the Rebekah lodge ritual. Mrs.

Chidsey whs a promin ent member of Glen i is Rebekah IfKlge of Nunda and a past district deputy president of Livingston Rebekah District. I MA 1 1 EI )IN(iT () North Rose Truman Redington died in a Rochester hospital Tuesday (Mar. 8. 19-19). He is survived by one brother, William of Rochester; one sister, Etta of Rochester, one brother-in-law, Ben Andrus, of North Rose.

Services will in thw Farnsworth Ron Chapel in North Rose tomorrow at 2 ni. Burial in Huron Cemetery. JOHN II. CO I.K Sodus John II. Cole, 74, lifelong resident of Sodus, died in his home in Union St.

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A practical, easy-to-follow, simple step in tho art of beinq charming will bo revealed each day. Don't miss SECRETS OF CHARM! Watch for tho first column next Monday. i I I 9 to 10 P.M. Bin? Crosby will bo hoard tonight on the Ford Theater in a full-hour radio version of "Welcome Paramount's Crosby Barry Fitzgerald screen hit of 1S47. Fitzgerald will recreate his screen role in the broadcast.

Hit songs Include: "As Long As I'm "Smile Right Back At Tho "My Heart Is A Hobo" and Lovely Ann Blyth plays tho feminine lead. Fletcher Marklo directs. Here is good music and comedy combined with tense drama. FOR VETERANS Funeral service are being planned for five area servicemen who gave their lives in "World War 2 and whose bodies have been returned to this country for reburial. rT.

II. AVAKI MMI'MAN Penn Yan Funeral will be conducted today at 2:30 p. m. in the Weldon Funeral Home here for Pvt. H.

Ward Lampman, killed in action Oct. 30, 1944, in Northern Italy. Burial will be in Dresden. Private Lampmna was a graduate of Monroe High School in Rochester and was employed by the Consolidated Machine Tool Corporation in Ttochester before entering service. He received his military training- at Camp Croft, S.

C. Surviving are his wife. Hazel, of Penfleld; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.

Lampman of Dresden; a sister. Mrs. Ida Hayden -of Syracuse, and a brother, Stewart I. Lampman of Dresden. en I.K KOY C.

JONKS Honeoye The body of Cpl. Le-Roy C. Jones, who was killed in action in Italy Nov. 18. 1943, will arrlva in Canandaigua.

at 8:28 a. m. today. He was born Jan. 15, 1920, a son of Conseant and Marjorie Jones.

He entered the Army June 26, 1942. He trained at Camp Croft, Camp Ayer, Pine Camp and Camp Picket. He went overseas In June, 1943. with Company 157th Infantry, to the Mediterranean war theater. He landed in Africa and then crossed Sicily into Italy, where he was killed in action.

He was a member of the Bristol Valley Grange and at one time attended Canandaigua Academy. The body will be taken to the Harry Lacey Funeral Home in Honeoye to await military services to be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Baptist Hill Church. Burial will be in Baptist Hill Cemetery.

The Honeoye-Hemlock I'ost, American Legion, will have charge of the services at the grave. PVT. JOHN S. YOUXfl Oeneva Pvt. John S.

Young's body has been returned to this country from its grave in Luxembourg, where he was killed in ac tion on Jan. 27. 1945, according to word received his parent. Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. Young, 50 Cherry St. Private Young served with General PPatton's Army. He was a graduate of Geneva High School nnd or Alfred University and was employed by Pittsburgh Lava Crucible Steel Company as a ceramics engineer.

The young: infantryman is survived by his wife, the former Mis Hazel Stickle of Zelienophille, his parents here and two sis ters, Mrs. Melvin Lemley and Mis Ruth Louise Young, Geneva. riORTOX II. CROSBY Phelps The body of Cpl. Hortcn H.

Crosby, 3L who lost his life in action in Italy on July 5. 1944. in World War 2, has been returned to Phelp and services will be held in his home in S. Wayne St. tomorrow at 2 p.

tn. Military services will be in charge of Seeley B. Parish Post, American Legion. The Rev. Charles 1L Dayton, nastoe of the "First Preabvterian Church of Phelps, will officiate.

Burial will be in Rest Haven Cem etery, Phelps. He was a member of the First Armored Division and was among the first to go into the service from Phelps in 1941. He is survived by a sister, Miss Georgianna Crosby of Phelps, and a brother, Fred Crosby of Baltimore, Md. EDWARD E. J.

FORTH Prattsburg Full military rites will be accorded by Erancis Elah-erty Post, American Legion, at Prattsburg Rural Cemetery for Edward E. Johnson Forth, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Forth, Prattsburg.

who was killed in action on Sept. 24, '942, in South Pacific fighting. Prayer services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. In the McCon-nell Funeral home in Prattsburg.

and at 2:30 p. m. in Christian Church in Ingleside, of which church the war hero was a member. The Rev. A.

C. Durscham, Ingleside, will officiate. Serving as a copilot with the U. S. Air Forces in the South Pacific area, the Prattsburgh man waa killed while on flight duty.

He went overseas on July 11, 1942, after taking flight training in Tennessee. He entered service on Dec. 19, 1941, shortly after Pearl Harbor. He was born Aug. 6, 1919.

He leaves his foster parents; two sisters, Mrs. Elma Drulette. Bos ton, and Mrs. Viola Washburn, Dundee; two brothers, TJno Forth of Gardner, and Hugh Forth of Norriston, Pa. VINCENZO A RAM ANTE A certificate of death from natural causes was issued yesterday by Coroner Cornelius P.

Danehy, in the case of Vincenzo Caramante. 52. of 1 Grove St. He was stricken while employed at Cutall'a restaurant at 107 North St. shortly before 5:30 p.

m. He had been a cook there for years. Scathe KBSTER Husrh A. Webster at his home. Humohrev Chili.

X. Msr. S. 1949. He is survived bv his wife.

Clara Jacobs; his son. Much; his sister. Jesnette Combs of Dana Tomt. tTalif. lie was a member of Ancient Craft Lodste No.

943. F. and A. M. Friends mav call at his home where Masonic services will be held Fridav.

Mar. 11. 1949. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Grove Place Cemetery.

Arrangements bv Holla-Leary. YOUNG Entered into rest. Mar. 8. 1949.

Alexander Young of 188 Cham-plain St. He is survived by his wife, Laura, and several nieces and nephews. was a member of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 15. Funeral from the Trott Funeral Home, 683 Main St. E.

Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. In Memoriam BRYANT (HAYES)-In loving memory of mv dear sister. May.

who passed awav 17 years ago today. Mar. 11. 3932. Her Sister.

Irene Cowan. H'RKiHTON-In loving memnrv of Minnie C. Wriehton. who passed awav Feb. 1944.

In our lonelv hours of thinking. Thoughts of vou are verv near. We who loved you. sadly miss As It dawns nother year. Husband, Son and Daughter.

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