I IIJ 1t '■IIIMr. l:Vhibt'l Rachel Wo Lie lalo A. W, \leftj'fr hrii. Mi •ruin'd In I'MBoni In it country will'll s\ funuturr •iml conihim1 when hr II founding th ston* which 1 Fein ho rtf fan :entered (he 192:5 and m mild his ix:{:U| ;jnny at, FIR avenue.Mr. Fein be j Chester Synn his life time.Surviving * M Miami Bee Iphia: Henry, j William, of j daughter. Mi | Philadelphia.Asmmv W/, shows the extent to which the ovcr-10 oily. Thousands of aore.c sire underI at millions of dollars, (InternationalAsbury Wi Mary E. Wa j Verdun averr : Point- Ilnspilr May 13.I Mr. wana.World Warunn.thedied/cd-7Continued FromPage One7' Of and incr ibU\sibnin lift j or cum aclyus—Kbeiicli?000.offis.dedoralnen,linewas a member of St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic Church.He untun'd I he Army o:i hi*: twenty-first birthday, July 'J. J042. anri (rained ai. Fori Penning. Ga„ before being sent to N’orih Africa land later to Italy. He had been j overseas U months, and was cited last September (or the capLure of three German soldiers in Italy.In Bdditlon to his parent*, he is survived by two brothers, Robert, n former Sun Ship worker who recently was honorably discharged from the Army for /injuries suffered on maneuvers and Jack, ainiliLary policeman at Fort, SamHouston, Texas; and three Mstevs. Fay, Gloria, and Mrs. WilliamDaley, at home.Pvt. Ralph Wlnkelmami, of Clifton Heights* has been reported by The War Department as missing in action in the European (heater of operations. Further details were not available.j sister.Funeral sei Thursday at: Methodist Ch and Central be at the Ha Friends ina ' nine a I the 1 i Hunt. 142*1 V. ? to 9 p. m.MRS. HORACI Funeral ser j for Mrs. Hor jwho died Fr jOoncbrdvllle. John's Episco icordvllle,: Mrs. Dariln ‘mington but County man; ‘charter mem Grange. Last band. Dr. H celebrated th*anniversary.husband and Darlington.RContinued Fromn___JOYCE B. Gl Joyce Bevel old daughter Adams Griffin