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julian S. Eyre, so,
FTC Attorney,
Stricken at Golf

Julian S. Eyre. so. an attor-
ney with the Federal Trade
Commission, died yesterday Of
a heart attack at Columbia
Country Club where he was
playing golf.
Mr.. Eyre was born in Deer
field, Wis. He was graduated
from the University of Wiscon-
sin in 1888. The same year he
came to Washington as secre-
tary to Representative Harry
Sauthoff, Progressive Of Wis
conSin. He took time off to at
tend George Washington Uni
versity Law School, from which
he was graduated, in 1910.
During the war he was a
major in the Judge Advocate
Generals Corps. After the war,
ne joined Jne ClVl AerOnduGlCS
Administration in 1946.
The Korean War again called
him to service as a lieutenant
colonel in the Judge Advocate
Generals Corps overseas.
In 1858, he joined the Fed
eral Communications Commis-
sion and in 1854 the FTC.
He leaves his wife Elinor Of
home address, 1900 East-West
highway, Silver Spring.
Services will be held at IL
am. Wednesday in Fort Myer,
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
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Charles c. Lane,
Curtoerupher
At Fort BeIvoir

Charles c. Lane, Sc, a car
tographer. died at the wheel of
his car yesterday within block
Of his home, 1917 Washington
avenue, Alexandria.
Mr.. Lane was driving in the
1900 block Of Huntington ave-
nue. when he suffered a heart
attack. His wife, Mrs. Annie
Lane, jumped from the car and
hailed a passing motorist, who
pulled the rolling cars emer-
gency brake.
A native of Richmond, Mr.
Lane was employed by the En-
gineer Research and Develop
ment Laboratory at Fort Bel
voir.
He was a veteran civil service
employe, having worked as a
photographer for the Govern
ment in Atlanta, Ca, before
CoIIIIIlB 10 Fort belVolr IL years
ago.
A Mason. Mr.. Lane was a
member Of Henrico Lodge No.
l30 in Richmond.
He leaves his wife, the former
Miss Annie Agee, Of the home
address; a daughter, Mrs.
Elder Lee Cross, of Vienna, Va;
two brothers. H. r. Lane of
Richmond and H. T. Lane of
Ellison, Va; a sister, Mrs. w. B.
Kelley, also Of Richmond, and
two grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
held in Richmond.
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George Willard FurIow, &c,
Former Real Estate Broker

George Willard Furlow, sc, g
former Washington real estate
broker, died Friday at his home
in Clearwater, Fla.
Mr.. Furlow first came to
Washington to work in the
Office of his late brother, Rep
resentative Allen John Furlow
of Minnesota, when Congress-
man Furlow served in the Sixty
ninth and Seventieth Con-
crosses. Their home was in
Rochester, MINI.
After his brother left Con-
greSs, Mr.. Furlow went into the
real estate business, joining
Randall Hagner & Co., in 1888
He remained there until 1852
when he went into business for
himself.
Mr.. Furlow distinguished
himself as an ace flyer in World
War I. He enlisted as a cadet
and received his training in
France. He was awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross
with the Oak Leaf Cluster fol-
his service with the 103d Aero
Pursuit Squadron. He finished
his service as a flight group
commander.
Mr.. Furlow was a trustee OF
the National Presbyterian
Church while living in Wash
ington. He also belonged to the
Congressional Country Club
When he moved to Clearwater
three years ago, he Joined the
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
Church there.
Besides his wife Wylodine
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Sadie Evans,
Active in Music

Mrs. Sadie White Evans, II,
a lifelong resident of Wash
ington, died yesterday at her
home, 4345 Vernplanck place
NV.
Mrs. Evans was the widow of
William Lewis Evans. a former
marketing specialist for the
Department of Agriculture. He
died in 1851.
Mrs. Evans father, the late
Lewis CaSs White, was instru-
mental in memorializing the
Civil War battle-ground at Fort
Stevens. He was treasurer of
the Fort Stevens battle-ground
Memorial Association. Her
mother was the late Susan
Yount White of Gettysburg, Pa.
Mrs. Evans was a member
of the official board of the
Hamline Methodist Church at
4501 Sixteenth street NV. She
also belonged to the Women's
City Club.
Active in local music circles,
Mrs. Evans was a member of
the Friday Morning Music
Club and from time to time
served as organist at several
Washington area churches.
Mrs. Evans brother, Harry B.
White, died in 1852 in Arizona.
A sister. Mrs. Charles F. Klop-
fer, died in 1855 in Washington.
She leaves a son, John Mil
lard Evans of Lititz, Pa; a
daughter, Mrs. Florence Evans
Parks of 404 Cheryl drive, Falls
Church, Va, and six grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Hamline
Methodist Church. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Samuel Dove, 80,
Ex-Conductor

Samuel H. Dove, 80, a con-
ductor with the old Capital
Transit Co. for AZ years, died
Saturday at Lift Nursing Home,
Alexandria, after a heart attack.
A native of Potomac, Md. he
attended school there before
working for the transit COM
pany. After his retirement, he
lived with his sister, Emily
Dove, at 1910 Vernon street,
Alexandria, until he went to
the home a year and a half ago.
He leaves his sister and a
brother, Benjamin Dove, at
1903 Lee highway, Arlington
Services will be held at IL am.
Tuesday in Chambers Funeral
Home, 3072 M street NV. fol-
lowed by burial in Methodist
Cemetery, Potomac.
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Burnett SiIvermun,
Born in Lithuuniu

Barnett Silverman, SO, a re-
tired plaStering contractor OF
1900 Portal drive NV, died
yesterday after a heart attack
Mr.. Silverman was born in
Lithuania. He came to the
United States in 1907 and set
up business in Washington.
He leaves his wife Lillian OF
the home address, two sons, Je-
rome and Murray of the Dis
trict: one daughter, Mrs. Elaine
Cohen, and seven grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at pm
tomorrow at the Bernard Dan
zansky & Sons Funeral Home,
3501 Fourteenth street N. W.,
with burial at the King
David Memorial Gardens, Falls
Church.
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Club. She also was a leader in
the Girl Scouts.
She belonged to the Trans
figuration Episcopal Church
and headed the primary de-
partment of its Sunday school.
Miss Sherman leaves her
mother, Mrs. Frank Sherman,
and sister, Miss Mildred
Carter Sherman, of the home
address.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow in the Hines Funeral
Home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV, and burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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after the outbreak of the Ko.
rean war.
He said at that time, "I have
long had the feeling that oul
generation cannot give too sa.
tisfsctory an account of it,
stewardship in the world t.
the generations which will sue.
ceed U.S."
Admiral Cochrane was borr
at Mare Island, a Californis
naval station. His father wa.
Brig. Gen. Henry Clay Cochrane
of the Marine Corps; his ma
ternal grandfather was a nava,
officer.
Studied Blitz Damage
Admiral Cochrane went tc
London, England, in September
1910 as assistant Naval attache
at the American Embassy. Dur
ing the winter blitz of l940-4l
he studied battle damage tt
British warships and also made
a survey of anti-submarine
warfare. He came home with
an understanding Of the neec
for small anti-submarine yes.
sells. This idea grew into the
destroyer escort design.
During the war, he went tt
the Pacific to inspect battle
damage and the operation oi
our vessels first hand. Ir
September. 1914. he went in or
the second day Of the Palau
Invasion.
Admiral Cochrane leave.
his wife, Charlotte Wilson
Cochrane: two sons, Capt
Richard L., USN, and 1t
Comdr. Edward L., jr., USN
and a sister, Miss Constance
Cochrane.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent tc
the Mount Auborn Hospital
Cambridge, Mass.
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Admiral E.L.Cochrone,
War Ships Builder, Dies

Vice Admiral Edward Lull
Cochrane. 81, who directed the
Nays vast shipbuilding and
maintenance program in World
War II as chief of the Bureau
of Ships, will be buried Wednes-
day in Arlington Cemetery
after services at 3 pm. in Fort
Myer chapel.
Admiral Cochrane died Sat-
urday at New Haven, Conn,
after being removed from a
train en- route to Boston from
New York.
He was vice president for
industrial and governmental
relations of Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology at the
time of his death.
From 1850 to 1852, while on
leave from NIT, Admiral
Cochrane was chairman of the
Federal Maritime Board and
administrator of the Maritime
Administration of the Depart
ment of Commerce.
3S-Year Navy Career
He retired from the Navy in
1947 after a 33-year career
which began with his gradu-
alton from the Navy Academy
in 1914, second in his class.
He was head Of the Bureau
of Ships from 1912 to 1916. In
November. 1947, he went to
NIT in Cambridge, Mass, as
head of the department of
Naval Architecture and Marine
Engineering.
After service as maritime
chief during the Korean War,
he returned to NIT as dean
Of engineering and two years
later was named vice president.
The admiral held a degree of
master of science in naval
architecture from NIT.
Admiral Cochrane received.
the Distinguished Service Medal
for his wartime contribution
to his country.
Praised for Service
The citation accompanying
the medal praised his skilled
direction of the design and
construction of a vast number
of vessels. many of new and
revolutionary types during a
period Of critical urgency"
The citation went on: He
was directly instrumental in
.enlarging the United States
Meet and in hitting 1t out for
combat at a rate unprecen-
dented in the history of naval
warfare"
Admiral Cochrane also was
awarded the David w. Taylor
Medal in 1945 for notable
achievement in naval architec-
ture.
Two types of Navy vessels
developed under his guidance
in World War II were large
landing craft, and destroyer
escorts.
Sometimes called a Shirt
sleeves admiral" early in his
career he got in the habit Of
leaving of his coat with its
gold stripes and going into the
shops in his shirt sleeves to
see how the jobs were going.
He decided to take leave from
NIT and take over as chief of
the reorganized Maritime Board
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In Mrntnrtant

BELLUCCI, VINCENT A. In lovinv
memory Of a devoted husband and
father, VINCENT A. BELLUCCI, who
passed away six years ago today,
November l6, 1858.
God gave US the strength to bear it,
The courage to meet the blow.
But, oh, how much we miss you
The world will never know.
LOVING WIFE, GENEVIEVE:
DAUGHTER, CAROL.
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and a son Clark, both of Clear
water, he leaves two brothers
Walter S. Furlow of 5819 High
land drive, Kenwood, Md, and
Frederick j. Furlow of Roch-
ester, MINI.
Services will be on Wednes-
day in Rochester.
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Hit MPntnrtaiit

BELLUCCI, VINCENT A. A tribute OF
love to the memory Of our son-in-
law, VINCENT A. BELLUCCI, who
departed this life six years ago to-
day. November l6, 1853.
Dearest Jim, our memories of you
will never die
As time rolls on and days pass by
Deep in our heart these memories
are kept
oM Ne AR6 POP 0Ys % asSs5 tRErs'
BRIsCOE. BENJAMIN. Sr. In memory
grandfather, BENJAMIN BRISCOE
Sr, who departed this life two years
ago today. November 10, 1857.
Beautiful memories are all we have
OF q wonderful husband and father
we shall never forget.
We miss, you terribly
But we know that God knows best.
LOVING WIFE, ELLEN BRISCOE;
CHILDREN AND oRANDcHIL-
BROUGHAM, NETTIE ISABEL HILL.
NETTIE ISABEL HILL BRoUGHAM,
November 16, 1865.
Be kind to her, oh gentle earthly sod
Watch over her Thou everlasting God
HER pAUGHTER' LOUISE BRouG-
BRYANT, RICHARD H. L., Sr. In
RICHARD H. L. BRYANT, sr., who
passed away four years ago today,
November l6. 1855.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one gone to rest,
And those who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best
At times my thoughts go wandering
To the grave not far away,
Where lives a sweet memory
That will never fade away.
Although his soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
This would seem like Heaven
BELOVED WiFE, BELL BRYANT,
THoMHs [. BRYANT. u" HND
BURNETT, RUTH. In leving memory
OF my devoted wife, RUTH BUR-
NETT. who passed to the Great
November is, 1855.
Soon Wen come to the end of life's
And perhaps wen never meet any
more
Far away on that beautiful shore
NETT.
CHAPMAN, LILLE A. In loving re-
membrance Of our dead mother, LII
LIE A. CHAPMAN, who passed away
eight years ago, November 16, 1851
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last,
The WORLDS many troubles and trials
In silence She suffered, in patience
she bore,
'Tily God called her home to suffer
HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND
SON IN LAW. AGNES AND
HARRY MOORE.
FARR. ARTHUR d. (ARCHIE). In low
ing memory Of my husband, ARTHUR
tARCHIEl D FARR, who passed
ava, four years ago today, November
BY HIS WIFE, MIRIAM.
GREENE, JAMES B. In loving memory
OF my husband and our father.
JAMES B. GREENE, who passed
away two years ago today, November
Is. 1857.
Our thoughts of you will
When all the years have flown
Your memory, as the brightest
Viii always light our home.
JEANNE, AND GRANDCHILDREN
CYNTHIA AND DORRYL.
LUSBY, LILLIAN NJ. In loving memory
Of a dear friend, LILLIAN M
Memories are keepsakes
No one can steal.
Death Is heartache
That no one can heal.
Beautiful memories
Are all have left
OF wonderful friend
shall never forget.
ROSS, LUTHER A. Sacred to the mem
Try Of our beloved husband and
father, LUTHER A. ROSS, who
passed away thirteen years ago to-
day, November l6, l946.
Somewhere behind the sunset,
Where loneliness never dies
He lives in land Of glory
With the blue and gold Of the
MAMIE AND ELAINE.
WOODsoN, SADIE. In memory Of oul
dear mother. SADIE WOODSON, who
passed away twelve years ago today
November l6, 1947.
When a mother breathes her last
farewell,
The stroke means more than tongue
| can tell;
The world seems quite another place
Without the smile Of mothers face
THE CHILDREN.
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Darn uf Chunks

BELL, LUCY MYERS. We wish ID
express gratefulness to cur pastor
church, relatives, friends and neigh
bors for all their kind services
floral tributes. telegrams, express
sions of sympathy and many acts
, Of kindness offered at the sudden
passing Of our loved one
JEANETTE BELL BAYLOR AND
DAUGHTER 10
T0LTZ, MARGARET Cnee FIeteher).
: The family Of the late MARGARET
FOLTz express their deep appreeia-
tion for calls, cards and horal
tributes.
hawkins, JAMES. The family OF
( the late JAMES HAWKINS wishes
to thank or friends, neighborS and
scoworkers for their kind express
,~sions Of sympathy with cards. tele-
grams, flowers, donations, use OF
cars and presents, which are CRATE
fully acknowledged and appreciated
THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS
BURIAL SITES a., Fort L

BURIAL SITES az, Fort Lincoln. $3.50
LU. 4-1079. l6
PARKLAWN CEMETERY-2 or 4 sites,
by private owner. Reasonable. EN-
. 3-9042, in am. Is
CHOICE LOTS in National Memorial
Z Park, 3 on front. the best sections;
will sell reas. Contact or call MRS
NJ NJ. MORRIS, Earleysville, Va,
JShone 3-176s.
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coCHRANE. VICE ADMIRAL EDWARD

l., USN. Suddenly, on Saturday. No.
cenR csmSsF vtE ADSRaL i2SS si EfE E6WARD HhYsP
CoCHRANE. UsN. beloved husband
Of Charlotte Wilson, father OF Capt.
Richard L., USN. and 1t. Comdr.
Edward L., jr., USN brother Of Miss
constance Cochrane. In lieu OF
Movers, remembranceS to the Mount
Auborn Hospital, Cambridge, Mass :,
VIII be appreciated very much.
services will be held at Fort Myer
CHAPEL Wednesday, November Is, at
pm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. II
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
lJ. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass &fe. NE Il. S-S2oO
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HUGHES, COL. THRUsTON, UsA (Re.

tired. On Sunday, November l5
1889 "a At ntss6 Ma!teE 6ssd Army IHGggi;
RETIRED of 7OOl Glenbrook I'd :,
Bethesda, Nd, husband of Katherine
Leech Hughes, brother OF Capt. W
n. Hughes, .USN tRetiredl, Of Long
Beach. Calf; Mrs. C. c.. stokely Of
ryn H. Fontaine OF Flushing, N. Y,
Graveside services will be held at
Arlington National Cemetery Wednes-
day. November Is, at 8 pm. Friends
wishing to attend please assemble
at the Lincoln Memorial Gate at
Arlington National Cemetery at 200
pm. In lieu of flowers, it is re-
queSted that expressions Of sympathy
be made in the form Of contributions
TO the D C.. Branch of the Army
Relief Society, GO Col. w. r. Scott
1923 ArRnnne nj u W IL
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JAIN, CARL j on SUNDAY. Noremha

JAIN, CARL On Sunday, November
husband of Mary E. jain tnee Jou-
venaD; father of Mrs. Albert May,
Mrs. Henry Konzelmann, Francis x,
jain, Rev. Andrew c. jain. SIS. &C
from Collins Funeral Home, 3S2I
14th St. NV, Wednesday, November
lS, at $3.50 am. Requiem mass al
st. Gabriers Church at 10 am. In.
terment st. Mary'S Cemetery. Masses
preferred, II
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BOWIE. MARY 2. on Friday, Noyem.

s.T is, 1859. NARY 2. I BoWiE WTTsE q
Bonifant I'd, Silver Spring. Nd,
wife Of Lyndon o. Bowie, mother
Of Byron L. and Miss Lois M. Bowie
and sister Of Percy A. and Miss
W. Brennan and Mrs James A,
orchard Mrs Bowie rests at the
Warner Z PumphreY Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd. where services viii be held on
lparking facilities). Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery l6
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Dfatha

eAKER, ALFRED J. On Saturday, No
'vember IL. 1859, at Doctors Hos
pitsl. ALFRED J. BAKER of 373
W ST. NV, beloved husband Of Ma!
Patton Baker, father OF John @
Baker and Mrs. May Patton Konie
grandfather Of John R Baker ant
Elizabeth Ann Konie Friends ma,
call at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1906
N st. NV. where funeral service
! will be held Tuesday. November II
at pm. Interment Mount Hebron
Cemetery, Winchester, Va.
bLYTH. JOHN NJ. On Sunday. Noyem
2 Der is, 1859. at Providence Hospital
Z JOHN NJ. .BLYTH Of 10IS East-WeS
Z hwy, Takoma Park, Md, beloved
s husband Of Helen NJ. Blyth. He alst
Is survived by two sisters and threi
brothers. Friends may call at tn
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carol
st. NV. parking oppoSite), aftei
10 am. Tuesday. November II. Fu
neral Wednesday. November Is. a
$3.50 an Requiem mass at Oul
Lady Of Sorrows Catholic Church
q 10 am. Interment Mount Olive
Cemetery. II
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HOLM. MARY MAGoLINE, On p

day. November IS, 1859 MRS MARY II
MAGOLINE HOLM Of 425 l7tt
81. ne. devoted mother Of Mrs
Gladys Queen. She is survived by one
brother, Sergt. John Franklin: otheI
may be viewed on Monday. Noyem.
Der 16, after pm. at the Hal
Brothers Funeral Home. 621 Florida
ave. n W., where services will be held
Tuesday, November II, at pm
the Rev. Robert Anderson oficiatinR
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
tery
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LARklNs. C.W.O. JOHN. On Friday,
November 13, 1859, at Walter Reed
Army Hospital, c.W.o. JOHN LAR
KlNS Of 61Qi 6th. st, NV. He is
Larkins and two sons. Other rela- :
tiees and many friends also survive
After 4 pm. Monday. November I6,
friends may call at the B. F, Tay-
lor Funeral Home. 1902 18th ST NV.
services will be held Tuesday. No
yember II, at o am, at Fort Mysr
Chapel Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery,
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McFADDEN. CHAPM.,~r ,o,

SatgTday; November IA, 1859. CHAR
MAINE CoLLEN McFADDEN Of i5 i5G6
Ss1 Ss1vSt..:' aye Coral Hills, Nd, beloved
McFadden, sister Of Melody
LsTIon M. ana Charlton r Nc
Eadden; Friends may call at Nalley's
Funeral Home, 32OO Rhode Island
ave. AZ Eastern ave ne, Graveside
services will be neid Tuesdsv NJ
Kemoer IL At 10 am. Services and
nterment Cedar Hill Cemeterv
strictly private. As an expression Of
~ SpathS contributions may be made
10 the Childrens Hospital,
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yember IS. 1850, at the New YofE
Polyclinic Hospital. BENJAMIN r
BROAD, son Of Mr. and Mrs, William
e. Broad Of ZOE CLANCY drive,
Takoma Park, Nd, and brother OF
Miss Josephine Broad. Mr.. Broad
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Spring, Nd. where services will be
held on Tuesday, November II, at
IL am. (parkinE facilities). Inter
ment George Washington Cemetery,
Riggs I'd. l6
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coLLoNs, SIMON J. Suddenly

COLLONS, SIMON J. Suddenly, on
Friday; November l3. 1859. al Chi.
fsSgSi fovsd ini; sdn SIMON 81 On, SSLLoNs be;
WASHINGTON, .. c.; brother Of 10.
seph J. OF Santa Monica, Calf
Reuben j., Of Reno, New: George @
Of Htllsdale, N. j.; Louis J. of Char
and Mrs. Rachel AuerbacE, both q
Washington. D.. c. Services at the
c. D. GOLDBERG & Son Funeral Home,
42l7 9Th ST. NV, Tuesday. Novem-
Der II, at l l am. Interment Mount
Lebanon Cemetery (Farband sec
tom. In mourning at 1887 Ogden
st. NV.
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Friday, November 10, i95g' JoHH
FRANKLIN MCPHERSON Of 'Snf S3lI
18TH st. ne, beloved husband o
Harriet T. Mcpherson, fatheT n
John Franklin, .jr., Aileen A, Edyir
AiIen and Reginald o. MCPHERSON
ne also is survived by three grand,
children. one sister, Mrs Ma,
Pearson; two brothers, Hazel Nc.
Pherson, and Arthur McPherSon
other relatives. Friends may call a.
tne Maiyan 4 Schey, Inc. Funera
nome, New Jersey ave. and n st
NV, Tuesday, November IL. sfte,
p;m;;., where funeral services vii
oe held Wednesday. November IS
AZ l pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery,
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HILL, LOUISE M. Suddenly. on
6GjIss oqTsssy II lSfY h1YenSsr 1,s,., H. 1889,
2. Gray. Miss May Hill and Earle
Hill. Also surviving are other rela-
tives and many friends. Friends
are invited to call at 1880 S st,
NV; after IL noon Monday. No
Vember 10 Funeral from the Lin
coin Conversational Temple. lIth
and r sts. NV, on Tuesday. No
yember II, at l2 noon. Interment
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COOPER, DIR. LINN FENIMoRE. Sud

denly, in Sa-awak, on Friday, No
MORE COOPER Of 2222 Que st. NV,
beloved brother Of Dr. Henry s. r.
Cooper, $50 Park ave. New York
City, and Paul Fenimore Cooper,
Cooperstown, N Y. Burial in Kano-
wit. Sarawak, on Sunday. NoVem-
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johnson, REV NATHANIEI u n,

SOAAAN NSNANs NJ Nh II hhNlEL n. De-
parted this life suddenly, on Sun.
day, November Is, 1859, at l 30 D m
at the Beulah Baptist Church
Markham Va, REV. NATHANIEL H
JOHNSON Of 947 25th st. NV. pas.
tor of the Mount Vernon BaptisI
Church, Front Royal, Va; Beuiah
Baptist Church, Markham, Va. and
the Mount Pisgah Baptist Church
upperVille, Va, beloved HUSBAND Of
Mary E. johnson. He leaves tc
mourn their loss four daughters
Mrs. Naomi Talbert, Mrs. Myrtle
Brown, Mrs. Willie Mae Washington
and Mrs. Bernice Jewell: two sons
Lawrence M and Charles Z. John.
son; three sisters, three brothers, IL
grandchildren, three sreat-grandchil.
dren and q host of other relative,
ana friends. Remains will lie In
state at the Shiloh Baptist Church
9Th and P SITS. NV, where friends
may call after 4 pm. Wednesday
November Is and where funera
services will be held Thursday, No.
vember 10, at IL am, the Rev, r
Lavelle Tucker, president of thu
Minister'S Conference of Washing.
ton, D. c., ana vicinity, presidins
Eulosy by the Rev. w. (. Costner
present Of the Northern Virginia
Baptist Ministers Conference. In.
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ArranRements by the John T. Rhine,
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th Sc
NJ - Is
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LERARIo, THOMAS. Suddenly.

LEhAhIU' THOMAS. Suddenly. or
Monday, November 16, 1859, at hi,
spTfBE ssesldsnee MaaO7 rTesIisT WestyisT a. sllysl
Beloved husband n"HS Of MsrT LEEAsI0 I.1sIio
father of Mrs. Gloria PouloS 81
Riverdale, Nd; Peter Lerario Of sil.
yer Spring, Nd, and Mrs. Victori1
Donoshue of Riverdale, Nd, hlsS
SURVIVING are six grandchildren. Mr.
mann & Son Funeral Home 573a
GeorRia ave. NV (parkins facilitieI
N rear, where prayers will Be ssic
Wednesday.. November is, at 9:3G
Catholic Church, Forest Glen M
a. 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1959-11-16

v.mser u. % 1859. Fl Elias 1sSs'qH11S HAWKINS IN;
Of 4276 Benning I'd. ne. father OF
Leaber Thompson. brother Of Andrew
Hawkins. Also surviving are l6
grandchildren, 25 great-grandchii-
dren. one niece and two nephews.
and two sons-in-law. John T Mar
relatives and friends. After pm.
Tuesday. November II, Mr.. Hawkins
Will lie IN state at Ward Methodist
Church. 42d St and Washington pl
ne. until services at l pm. Wednes-
DAY. November Is, the Rev Haskell
J. Mayo oflciating. Interment Wood :
lawn Cemetery. Arrangements by