LT. V. E. SMITHDIES RESULT OFPLANE CRASH(Continued from page one)thf Pleasant Valley section through most of his young manhood and w.»a well known and popular in that vicinity and in DuBois, He entered the armed forces in April, 1942, received radio training and later transferred to pilot training, ^ receiving his instructions at Camp Wheeler, Clarion State Teachers’ f College and Camp Augusta, Oawhere he was awarded his wings in INov em la* r J 94 4l!He is survived by his mother and sstepfather, Mr. and Mrs. C, A Han- vnah, of Pleasant Valley, and the following sisters ami brothers: Hel* t , rn Smith, H. N , of the Maple Ave- r nue Hospital; Pvt. Avaneile Smith, I i Fort De Moines, Iowa; and Ken- i neth, Robert, Melvin, Betty and i Lelty, at home; also the following step-sisters and brothers; Jess W , Hannah and Mrs. Maxine Johnson, g of Ralhmel; Francis Hannah hi Hawaii; Mrs. Laura Heemer, of Du-8 Bids; and Orpha, Goldie and Annaat home.Tiie information received by MrHannah yesterday stated that thebody was being shipped to DuBoh t for burial, but funeral plans were held In abeyance pending its arrival because of the uncertainty ofe the time.)( N A 71 CAN A I ICZ