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commanding he had trained in Ire-| CHUNGKING, Oct. 38 (U. P.).— American air forces have joined in |ditions of the military order of Writes fos Magazines the battle along the China-Burma |Loyal Legion of the United States. After ’ terson’s | frontier where Chinese troops are Our memories of interest Se a. Pate and | fighting to prevent a Japanese| not only to our order and our coun publicity writing. In 1938, he was|Crossing of the Salween river, a|try and his

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Electric Co. in New York and an|W. Stilwell's headquarters dis-|good friend amateur horticulturist. His work [closed today,

in the latter field was so widely accepted that he gave up his commercial interests to devote full time to garden writing.

He -illustrated his own gardening

and outdoor articles and did the {ustrations for Don Marquis’ faimous book, “The Old Soak.” Born in Nashville, Tenn, Ma). {Patterson spent his early years in Baltimore. He studied in Paris and | Berlin, was graduated from the Gil{man Country school in Baltimore iin 1912. Three years later he was {graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school at Yale university with 2 Ph B degree. At Yale he was art editor of the Yale, Record. Maj. Patterson is survived by has widow and four children who live in Baltimore. A son and son-in-law, |are in the armed forces.

ALFRED G. EBERG SERVICES ARE SET

{ Services for Alfred G. Eberg will {be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at Shirley Bros. central chapel, fol{lowed by burial at Crown Hill { Mr. Eberg., owner of the Paramount Optical Co. for 20 years, died { Sunday at his home, 1500 E. 80th st. {He was a member of Marion Ma-

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{ FPuneral services and burial for James Wesley Earnest, who died | Tuesday night in his home, 106th ist. and Ind 20, will be held in Mis- { sion, Tex. He was 68. ! 7

State Deaths

CENTER Julia Main Starner, #0. Survivors: none. " OHILE-Joseph Henry Myers. 84. Sur. vivors: Wife, Caroline Myers; son, Charles H. Myers; grandson, Robert Myers; granddaughter, Mrs. Albert Laurence; sister, Mrs. Jacob Wisler. FT. WAYNE-Qrétchen D. 4“. Survivors: Husband, Harvey 8. George; . George; father, Charles

i . Kee, 85. Survivors; Harry and Carl McKee; Herman Roesener; brothers, Joseph, Elva, rman and Oliver James; sister, Mrs, Williams. Martha A. Harper, 81. Survivors: Daughfer, Mrs, Bita Daley; son, Emmet E Harper, 3 HEMLOCK--Calvin L. Pickering, 88. Sur. Pears: Wife, Laura Pickering; son. Omer | Pickering: brother, Richmond Pickering. HUNTINGTON Mary Bolanz. Survivors: Daughters. Marilyn and Gloria Bolanz: mother, Mrs. Martha Beck Bolans; sisters a adres Bolans and Mrs. Gilbert

ABNna Virginia Lyons, 94. Survivors: Husband, Cyrus Lyons; daughters, Mrs Ellen. Weddington, Mrs. Susie Gause and | Mrs. Bric Stahn: sons, Grant and Wil. {tard Lyons: brothers, Andrew, Henry and | William = Hswkins; sisters, Mrs. Sallie {Christmer and Mrs, Samuel Elliott, { Jesse E. Payne, 66. Survivors: Wife, Mary {| Payne; son, William ©. Payne; daughters, {Mrs. Clark DeHaven, Mrs. Harry EK {Msugher and Mrs. Fred Cussen; brother, {C. Guy Payne; sisters, Mrs. J. O. Campbell and Mrs. Ilda Pirst. 3

KOKOMO--Louiss 8. Muth, 80. Sur- | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. James B. Ander{80D and Mrs. Louise C, es, Jose, , 73. Survivors: Wife, ; daughter, Mrs. Margaret tt; brother, Alonzo Randol; sisters Mrs, Alice Lewis, Mrs. Grace Stanley and { Mrs. Caroline Miller.

| NORTH MANCHESTER-1ds Mse Pouts, { 81. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Prank | v " well Thrush, Mrs, Tight and Mrs. Galon Shock; sister, Mrs. Alice Fouts; brothers, Levi and Elbert Eikenberry,

| .PERU—Sarah EB. Groat, 85. Survivors: { Daughter, Mrs. Bessie May Dingman: sons, Harry R. Groal and William H. Groat. | VINCENNES —Dovie N. Lowe, 68. Sur- { vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Stella Jones: broth | ers, James, Grover, Eldon, Henry, Otis {and Ray Newcome; sisters, Mrs. Anna {Rance and Mrs, Villa Self.

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