Killed In ( rashStaff Servant G. Edgar Simmons, A. S. N, 379th Bombardment Squadron, llOth Bombard-neat Group, who was killed when a bomber crashed while flying near Caribou, Me., Wednesday.1 The remains of the young filer will arrive in DuBois Sunday morn-1 ing, accompanied by Staff Sergeant 1 Hunter, of Mr. Simmons' outfit , They wdi be taken to tht home of, ; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ! B. Simmons. 115 Robinson street, where friends will be received from |3 o'clock Sunday afternoon until; Tuesday morning. Funeral services’ ’ will be conducted in the St. Cath-’; rrirn- s Church at 9 o'clock Tues-, day morning, high msua oi requiem 1 lt;being conducted, with Father Will-! lam B. O Hern, the celebrant; Father Monti, deacon, and Father j Cronin, sub-deacon. Bur ial m the St. Catherine’s Cemetos,.l\ The funeral will be a military} one, with Montgomery Post, Amer-r ican Lev Ion, furnishing the pall-y \ bearer*, and a firing squad.i ! The deceased was a member of the International Association of r Machinists, Knights of Columbus i and Holy Name Society.P, All service men now home on furloughs are requested to report at | the American Legion Log Cabin on » Liberty Boulevard at 3 o’clock Sun-■ day afternoon for the purpose of Y, arranging for the funeral