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Mrs. J.W. Franklin,
Former Teacher
And Nurses Aide

Mrs. John w. Franklin, 63
a former school teacher, house
mother and nurses aide, dice
Friday in the Naval Medical
Center.
The former Josephine Brown
she was a native of the Dis
trict and received her education
In local schools.
She taught at Appomattox,
Va; Pocomoke City, Md, and
Palmer Memorial Institute
Sedalia, N. c., before returning
to the District to live.
Mrs. Franklin was a house
mother at Blue Plains and the
National Training School for
Girls and, until she became iii
recently, she was q nurses aide
at st. Elizabeths Hospital.
She was active in the Sew.
enth-day Adventist Church
and the American Legion Aux
iliary in the District for many
years.
She leaves her husband, John
q retired Navy Yard employe
OF the home address, 1925 web.
ster street NV; two sisters
Mrs. Lillian Brown and Mrs
Marie Brown Mutt, and &
brother, Amos Brown, all of thu
home address; four stepdaugh.
ters and a stepson.
Funeral services will be at /,
am. tomorrow in the Dupon
Park Seventh-day Adventis
Church, 1885 Massachusett,
avenue Sc. Burial will be il
Arlington Cemetery.
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Louis Cohn, IS,
Retired Salesman
And Veteran

Louis Cohn, IS, a retired
salesman, died of ileitis at the
National Institutes of Health
on Sunday.
Mr.. Cohn. who had been at
NH for two months, had suf-
fered from the disease for is,
years.
A native Of Fremont, Nebr.,
he served overseas with the
Army during World War I. He
retired because of his illness
and came here from Milwaukee
IN 1858. He was a member of
the American Legion.
Besides his wife of the home
address, 1868 Peabody street
NV, he leaves a brother, Cc..
Samuel Cohn. 28O0 Quebec
street NV, and a sister, Miss
Lena Cohn of Chicago.
Services win be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at / the Danzan.ly
Funeral Home, sol Fourteenth
street NV, h burial in
Arlington CemeN7.
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Dratha

day. December 4, 1860, at his resi-
aenSe. S0:2 Columbia I'd. nv. the
REV. PRANK RAY WILSON, be-
Loved husband of Florance May
Wilson, father of 1t. Comdr. Alex.
andria Blake Wilson, USN, Of San
Diego. Calf. and Robert Clark VIII
son OF Indian Head. Nd, and the
late Frank r. Wilson, jr. Friends
may call at 0awler's Chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania ave. NV. (courtesy
parkipg opposite). Services will be
held at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
LaIayette SQUARE NV. at IL am.
Wednesday. December Z. Interment
private. In lieu OF flowers. dona- :
tons may be made to the American
Heart Association.
WILSON, FRED C. On Tuesday, De-
sTMb ssember g; 1860, FRED C. Will:
father OF wilbourn L. Wilson, sr,,
and Mrs. Odessa W. Hickey. Also
surviving are q grandson, Wilbourn
I. Wilson, Jr.: q sister, Mrs, Minnie
Srumbles: daughter. .in-law. Mrs.
Beatrice wilson and other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
,ateF. ARRANGEMENTS By MCGUIRE,
YORK. John M. OF HertfOrd. N c.
Cara I snd Elir.S..hi iyco T. Yors Ifthes s.rSt Of
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 5i7
esrh. eith st. Sc; on Wednesday. De.
Wn,S,r,,a WSemssr At Pm: Intermsnt
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Mrs. Hungote, II,
In Area 10 Years

Mrs. Nell Elizabeth Hungate
70. an Alexandria resident fol-
10 years. died yesterday in Ar
lington Hospital.
Mrs. Hungate was the widow
Of Richard c. Hungate. She
lived here with a daughter,
Mrs. George r. Zielke. at 503
North Pickett street. Alexand-
ria. Mrs. Zielke is the Wash.
ington correspondent for the
Toledo Blade.
Mrs. Hungate, the former Nell
E. Shurte, was a native of
Quincy, III. She was a former
resident Of Madison. Wis.
Besides her daughter, she
leaves two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
in Madison.
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Walter jenkins,
Chiropructor, 80

Walter Hampton Jenkins
SO, a former Washington chiro-
practor. died Friday at the
Glen Ridge Nursing Home in
Bradenton. Fla, following q
long illness.
Mr.. Jenkins practiced In
Washington for 80 years before
moving in 1852 to Bradenton,
where he opened a health food
store.
He leaves his wife, Olive of
the home address. Sl8 Four
teenth street West, Bradenton;
a brother, Gregory Of Green's
boro, N. c., and two sisters,
Mrs. Minnie Mayes of Green's
boro and Mrs. Elmer Swain of
Rock Hill, s. c.
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Walter Dorwin Teooue

FLEMINGTON. N. j.. Dec. 6
AP).-Walter Dorwin league,
II, head Of the American In
stitute Of Graphic Arts, died
yesterday. Mr.. league. who was
the first president of the So
ciety Of Industrial Designers,
was head Of a New York indus
trial design firm he founded in
1926.
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at st. Antoninus Catholic
Church, Newark, N. j., DR.. Paul
Kearney and Eugene w. Kear-
ney, and two sisters. Mrs. Mar
tin Moore and Mrs. Frank Mil
bauer. all Of Newark, N. j.
Dunbarton College faculty,
students and alumnae will at
tend a requiem mass for Father
kearney at II am. tomorrow
in the college chapel.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am. Friday in st. Dom
mics Catholic Church, Sixth
and F streets S.W. Burial will
be in the Dominican plot at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
1m Mrntnrtaitt

memory Of our father, RoBERT W.
ARMSTEAD, who expired one year
ago today. December 8. 1859.
Let perpetual light shine upon him.
Oh Lord. and may his soul rest IN
YOUR ToVINo DAUGHTERS, Ro-
zENA A. RoSINsoN AND EVE
BELL, IDA VIRGINIA. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, grand
ad sEff Hho
1853. " " '''' ~ o.
s.,;S Lived in life rRs sRs ;sTsmSsrsd. SSSTis in
BRYANT, MARY CARR. A tribute Of
love love, 70 ths msmSSTy S,11N q Wy dsv9tsd sd
.0 To-Day. DECEMBER ts'' 8. 1855. years '''
HER NSfss SfPHfW. Eve 4 n 5. P' G%Rs Ga%fRasGr',.
mother, LIZZIE HoIcoMB. who %
passed away December q, 1857.
! As loved you. 50 I miss you,
In my heart you are Always near;
- pAUoaTsERs.. TERI BESSIE.
JAMES. MARGARET HENDERSON. A
tribute to the memory Of our dear
aE 9SRET hsSndsF aENpERsoN on JAMES. JANE WHO Aho
Ssr left = Us ,".e enc year aso today. Deem
Eternal rest srant unto her. o Lord.
And may the perpetual iight shine
cHHRsfSl HERs Ss1 S9EaEHt REaFarss' BAD. SIS
MeBRAYER., WILLIE B. In ,,2 lgyips
B. McBRAYER.. who passed away
9oosso year ago today December g.
When = mother breathes her last
The 'trSSs sss %ifn' s.ii; more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
DAUGHTER, RosLYN.
MORRIS, MARY r In SAD but loving
MHsY F. MoRR1s sur tnss Gear .sss :isif5
who departed this life fiiteen years
ago today. December Q. 1945.
We do not forget you. dear Sister.
| We loved you too dearly
| For your memory to fade
Our lips DO not % speak when our
hearts mourn sincerely.
For grief often dwells where II sell
dom its seen.
| Remembered always
NE5HiF cHARrEEss ELIZABETH ANNIE AND
Rollins. RAYMOND ,. In loving
MoND B. ROLLINS. who passed
ber 9, 1858.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our mind;
The days we do not think OF you
| Are very hard to hnd
fGSs s}srER ERLVSHEP %fEP1AM AsMFona5F nap emp ASp
sHEatxxxx MANA bRISaE4 HENsHEFCA ., PSsss SS.s csD
tral ave. Sc. In loving memory OF
| MNHn HMENNHRInETIrA, DORSEY sHELv,y
years ago. December 4, 1945.
A memorial mass was said in her
memory az ? am, December I, 1860.
HER DEVOTED oT / EA'fSHS paToHTERn fnHEsn' AND
EDARETTA oPEY. D
TYLER, ALEXANDER. Sacred to the
DER TYLER. who departed this life
nve years ago. December. 8, 1855.
In silence. he suffered
And patiently he bore,
| TIL God called him home
To suffer no more.
DEVOTED WIFE. JOSEPHINE TYLER.
WARE. EMANUEL: In loving mem.
and grandfather, EMANUEL WARE,
sn wno passed ava sTsy one year ago. De-
RACHEL AND poRis; GRAMS. Hhe.
,GCBILLIDREN, DONALD AND PA
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Rev. v..WiIIium F. Lynch

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. 6
(AP).-The Rev. William F.
Lynch. 55, chairman of the
biology department at st. Am
brose College and q nationally
known scientist, died unexpect-
edly last night. Cause of death
was not announced.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-B choice
sites In Section Gi marker -privils..
perpetual care. EN- 2.7494.
GEORGE WARRINGTON. CEMETERY
s t Sousl: sites ssto 'old "a, separate, .ss q
site. UN. 4.S646.
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Garna nf ThankH

q ths ists LiND2 1A r. srRncHARTzy ae LAsRRfy
wishes to extend their gratitude to
their relatives and many friends
for their many tokens of sympathy
THE DANIEL STRICHARTz FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
$40 H gt. NE. Ii. 3-lSSO
Crematorium,
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. and Mass. Ave. NE. II. $4,000
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day. December 1, 1860. al his home. ONE
Barnesyille. Nd. JAMES SPENCER
ElSHER. husband Of Frances Butler
Mills. Mrs. Eva 8. Wiilier. Mrs
Bessie D. Doyle. Mrs. Margaret wat
son. Stanley Z. and Leland L. Fisher,
Friends may call at the Hilton Fu-
neral Home. GAINESVILLE. Nd. where
Tuesday, December 8. Reouiem mass
will be offered at. 10 am. Wednesday
December z. at st. Mary's Church,
Barnesville, Nd. Interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
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JOHN Z. HoRBETT, r. 3.

cem6sr. 5. 1850. MARY G. taylor
Md, mother oi Mrs. olive M. Fiou.
sas., sSn; MS. J. IRaIDh Up .,Is 3 We Weeks; Mrs
Snd Mia. chsrlss srs c.T !; TAYLOR ir;: sister q
S0fas as. TssiSl raifs !ssi. asi i
the Warner Z: Pumphrey Funera
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
SPRING. Nd; parking facilities)
service and interment private.
THoRNE, ERNEST D. On Monday
PsoRsH PsfssRsfE S.lov.s 3 .seg S,otSsl tSSsNEsT
mona and sEi Xiys 3 '1 ThoTns. asnel F Funers Mas
services at the simmons Bros Fu
sc. (psrking facilitiesl, on Thurs
day. December g.. at 2;30 pm
Interment olenwood Cemetery. z
THURMoND. FLORENCE. On Sun
sesa edsss%sfF dsasrsf Hcsp aSSo rtoRENei Msats
drive. Sumner. Nd, beloved viii
Of the late pr, T. H. Thurmond
mother nrslSrSt,e q the lsts Mrs. I; e. Jnynes
and Mrs. Msyme Hilton. both o
Fox d. Weeks Funeral Home. savan
Pan hsr e." on wednesday: Dseem
enar. z cemetsr9 M T nisTmsnt SGns
the Rinaldi Funeral Home. -
wALDROP, WILLIAM. On Monday
December s. 1880. At the Distric
DROP Of sss istn " st. NE. "na II
leaves six devoted children, Arthu
han iiam: ssms; m,. "alSrSD, hnrS,- Mrs, Helen WI
Geneva ga aslmsa a''sad ana Miysf', Mrs. s.sth Mf.
and six great -srandchiidren, ali Q
Norristown, Pa. BE also leaves
devoted s sister-in;law. Mrs. Dais
ends0 Nosie. Ss o'nsF Ui fSnsfs fFs1ssy'' ., e.
Arrangements By Alexander 3. Pope
WATERS, ROsALIE LEE. On Sunday
D pecsmssr ssyss (. 1850, RosALiE LEI
set r. Waters III, Mrs. Waters rest
stnsns, a. sns " Ho,is x. HEuntemann Hunt q Sol
where services viii Be held "Ve Of
Wednesday, December Z, at n. m
Sparking facilities). Interment Roc
Greek Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, sP. ERNEST. On Fri
Knox. ~. ERNEST Williams. III II
Lula sDMIEissd Mas wiysm: sn. SsyO:ss :s. ~, Sns
srt Lee Johnson: one daughter
| Sonora Nesbit; three brothers,. on
sister. Marie. Aston, and many othe
relatives and friends. Friends ma
call at the w. H, Bacon Funers
Home. -1729 7th st. NV. on Tues
ssyy,.,, sssy; December s1,I @ ssfter 70 q m
! tSe tenth street Bssptist pRi Church +
the Rev, J. L. Henry oficiatine
interment Arlington National Gene
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esmssr 5. 1850. j. HELEN Ii %Snois; z. sl;kGR r.
Of Falls Church. Va. beloved daush.
ter of Mrs. william Z. Clarkson
mother Of Mrs. Henry L. Grant ant
sister Of Mrs; Roger ". Bacon
psce%ber serves as the on rsiis MieoessaaS cssres
EpiscopaD.. lis East Fairfax St
Falls Church, Va. at 1880 pm. In
lieu Of flowers contributions MAJ
be made to the American Cancel
society,
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bAhEB, EDWAKD .. On Thursday
EDWasp l. lySSi S8kER e DeioGla ioGmeriy M'ee q
Washington, D. c.: beloved husban,
Of Irma Craig Baker, brother o
Clarence 8. Baker Of Wash
inston. D; e: and Susie gake
mond, va. and son. .inHisv of Mrs.
Maude =: Craig. Also surviving ar
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm, Tuesday, December 8
friends are invited to call ct tn.
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. NV. Graveside services or
Wednesday. December a. at II am
at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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Der 3. 1880. soI MiLIEk, HI bsioVe' bSs
sis ss.ssnS S.yss.d % Tsanah .,S.1 Of Miller MN Ps
Gerber Of baltimore, Nd. and Mri
Lois Standing Of Berkeley Heights
N. j.; brother Of Sidney Miller Q
Silver Spring. Nd: William Mile
OF West Hyattsville. Nd: Mrs. Ber
tina sommers and Mrs.. Lillian Kess
late Samuel Miller. He also
survived by three grandchildren
Services ct the Sol Levinson q Bros
Funeral Home. 60l0 Reisterstowl
I'd. Baltimore. Nd. on Wednesday y
December z. at IL Q m. center park
terment Beth Tfiloh Congregatio
Cemetery. un lieu OF flowers pleas
make all contributions 10 the Hear
Fund.- In mourning ct 67l6 Rubi
ave. Baltimore Nd
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MSRdsy; 4S% Sdsss 5sss%bsS T,I,s, 1880. PoRo;
mother Of Frederick {Ricky) Murray,
Sister Of Otis rs 3 porisn is f'lah Of Atl.nts' ana
Ca. and Or. Allan Dorian OF Nor.
TO caii at the Bethesds Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda. Nd. where services
9. at 2 pm Interment Parklawn
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RAYMOND Z. GABLE, ssey. ~

DRAPER. MATTHEW D. Suddenly on
Sunday. December 1, 1860. ct Airing
ton Hospital. MATHEW B. ORA
PER Of Dranesville. Rt. .. Herndon,
Va. beloved son Of George c. and
Sma Draper, brother Of Robert c.
Roseberry. Great Falls, Va, Also
survived By his maternal grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Banks,
Central City, Ky {; four nieces and
four nephews. Friends may cali ai
the Green Funeral Home. 81 Eldon
Wednesday, December Z. thence Ia
the Word Of Faith Hour Bible
Church. l011 Annandale I'd, Falls
Church, Va. where services will be
held at II am. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 9
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MILLER, LEOLA d. On Saturday, De.
esember 2, 1861. ct her residence.
B. S M1LLSs esI' tie s'rsss Ssioy.d : viis LEoLA 4
James w. Miller. Also surviving are
two cousins, two sisterS-in .laW and
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm. Tuesday, December =, friends
may eau at the Walter E. Hunter
sc. Funeral services "Wednesday,
December q, At / Pm, from the
First Seyenth-Day Adventist Church,
Sth and Shepherd sts. NV. Inter-
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FRANKLIN; JosEPHrNE saowN. Or

&aySs ySss''IsiEi 4SfHBs HBif'Rs:' v jtRBeS. IssS
worth. N. j.. formerly q Washing.
ton. D. C.. beloved husband OF Olga
father Of Mrs; Joseph w. Scott
brother Of Dr.. Thomas. Col; Walter
Florida. Reposing at the Quirk Fu:
neral Home. "a Knickerbocker I'd i.
Cresskill. N. J. Viewing private
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry, Va, at / pm.
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BELMONT. MURIEL ELIsABETH. On

BESSEY, ELlZABETH, II. On Monday.
December 5, 1860. ct her residence
6s07 Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase,
Nd. ELIZABETH r. BESSEY. be-
loved wife Of Louis F. Bessey. mother
Jean Browning, sister Of Mrs. Paul
Jones, W. ?. Richardson, both
Of Glasgow, KY, and Mrs. Leonard
Heaton Of Washington. D. c. Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd +,
where services viii be held WedenS-
day. December z. ct . pm. Inter-
ment Parklawn Cemetery
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FURBERSHAW. ARTHUR W.. An
q emergent communication OF
IN Harmony Lodge. No. II,
"A ~ p. A.. A, M. viii be held
M NO on Wednesday. December
EW z. at l2:45 pm, at the
w Administration Building at
W Arlington National Gene
tery to conduct the funeral services
for our late brother. ARTHUR w,
FURBERSHAW. The members oi
CLAUDE K HUNTER. Master.
j. r. ZIMMERMAN, Hecy.
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day. DecemSer ] ISSi I. 1850. Rosa "A new. fSR.
COMB MILLER Of Winchester. Va.
Miller, mother Of Mrs. Virsie Steele
and Charles N. Miller Of Washing
ton. u. c.: Mrs. Hilda Pomeroy OF
EIont Royal. Va. and Robert L.
Mule Miller q q winehs:tsrs yc; Also sur
great-grandehiidfen. Funeral at ii
am. Wednesday. December 4, from
the Jones Funeral Parlor. WincheS-
ter, Va. Burial Lebanon Va
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In,sIEri JOSEPH p: Members q (,
q; e: .! i: g.: ]; !;
~ semble at the Collins Flu.
!" neral Home, 1921 14th ct,
nv. on Tuesday. December g.
1850. at $3.50 p.m.. for recitation oi
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Ss f.Psi ELLA Ss9 J. SAkHs SYsisi: Si isIs H.: H.:
ward st. NV. mother OF Eugene Z
Oakes, Friends may cail at 0awler's
Chapel 1888 Pa. ave. nv. after
Courtesy parking opposite), where
services will be held on Thursday,
DECEMBER 8. At 2 pm. 1nterment
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PsssnS.r 3ofssa f5sd jSsEPR PH 3 55u2sSUHy sU2:
LIVAN Of 33l5 18th st. ne. Be.
loved husband Of the late Marie c.
sullivan; father of. Joseph d. Sulli-
van. IT,; brother Of Sister Marguer.
re SIND. Mrs. Charles J. o'keefe
resting at the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 14th ct. NV. Funeral from
a6oye funeral home ct $3.50 am
Wednesday. December Z. REQUIEM
mass at St. Anthony's Church. al
10 Am: lnterment Arlington Ma.
tiUnal Cemetery,
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ATcAIsoN, JAMES. On Sunday. De-
cember 4. 1860. JAMES ATCHI-
soh funeral o. atess cue nS Mo'ss Sc
Jarvis.
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PALLADINo. MARY Ak. on Monday
Rsr%isii' Rospitsi center oG Many "ssp'nssf, AZ Pc
on, Nd ;, sister Of Miss Kathryn N
Ak and Richard I. AZ. Services o
the 9; Il Hines Co. Funeral Home
cember g. at IL am. parking "a
cilitieO. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
F1 Psesnssr e"s.'i 8. iisso. n lAwRsscI waRsssSeS
kensington, Nd. beloved husband
Of Pearl Paper and devoted fathe
i SorM.n Michael snd Les ,s ian ss. Stuart. paw.
ali Of the home address, He ais,
Rachael Paper Of WsshinGton, D. C.
one brother and two sisters, Hymai
Paper Of Washineton: D. c.; Mrs
M. e and sAtaqsf Mrs Marion u S'fs sinser SeTns
Kensington. Nd. Services at the c
p qoldbere. g. Son Funeral Home
4317 9th st. NV. on Wednesday
December 2, at g:30 am Inter
sns IN ou4nns ATn:'Gn faSa NcsSnf Mss5sr es%sTs
Kensinston. Nd FANNY a REQUESTS II Il
lieu Of doWers contributions be mad
to the Jewish Foundation for Re
tsrded Chiidren. Inc" 2O"6 Ey
PAYNE. JOHN c., sr. On Sunday, De
2407 Chapman I'd. West Hyatts
vile. Md. JOHN G. PAYNE. sr.. be
loved husband OF Mrs. Evelyn H
Payne (nee Heck); father OF John
tr.; Larry. Timothy. Michael an,
Tommy Payne; son Of Mrs. Franci
Payne, brother Of Mrs. Mary Camp
bell. Friends may call. at the LIE
Funeral Home. 4th st and Massa
will be held Wednesday, December
at l pm. Interment Fort Lincol
Cemetery. 9
PAYNE. LORETTA MARY (SIs). Sud
denly, on Sunday, December 4. 1880
1ta 1ah her s,.r rssidencs, s 4el3 v 18th St; ne
. odaukhter Of Mary =. and the lat
Frank Payne and sister Of Mr.,
Francis X, Richardson. Funers
| from the Timothy Hanlon Funera
| Home. 1881 Qeorgia ave. NV, o.
Wednesday, December 7, at S:3
| am. Requiem mass at st. Anthony
Church. 18th and Monroe SITS. ne
at q am. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. Q
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NICHOLSON, IRENE EFFIE. Sud.
denly. on Saturday. December 3,
1860. at Gaithersburg. Nd, IRENE
EFFIE NICHOLSON. wife Of vii.
Md m and SnSsSr mctser 81 Of qsl.nsTssuT5 rrsnsIis
and William Thomas Nicholson
Mrs. Nicholson rests at Gartner's
Funeral Home. 3l6 East Diamond
ave, Gaithersburg;,, Nd, where
Wednesday. December Z. ct 1850
pm. Interment Arlington National
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UUUOH, USCAH WILLIAM. On Mon
day, December 5. 1860. after q
short illness. at st. Mary's Hos
pital; Leonardtown, Nd. OSCAR
WILLIAM COUGH Of Lexington
wise Cough and father Of oscar
William, IT.; Joseph H. and David
NJ. Cough. Friends may call at the
Mattingley Funeral Home. Leonard
town. Nd. where prayers will be
said on Wednesday. December Z. at
Thursday. December 8, at II a.am.,
At the Chapel Of the Ascension
Church, Lexington Park. Nd In
terment st. Andrews Church Gene.
terry.
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pitai viva a'SS' aAkPsSR Il kspeSr0oa 81 1sss HSs5
Roxanna I'd. my. beloved mother Of
Miss Miss Jsnnese Harper. Mrs. Eliza.
Also survived BY four grsndehildren
and seven great-grandchildren
Services ct the 3. n. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 29O1 I4th st. NV,
on Wednesday. December Z, at lg
noon tparking facilities). Intermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CRAvER. ARCHIE L. A speciaI eom.
g. !: !: i; !: {
ENN 11:4o Am, at the Ryar
" s.e.. for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic burial servicei
lor our late brother. ARCHIE l.
WILLIAM Z. wH1TENER. yr.,
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CHEPURAs (CHIPOURAS), SAMUEL A.
On Sunday. December 4, 1860. at
Hyst.syiile: Nd. SAMUEL che: III:
PURAS (CHIPOURASJ. he Is sur
viyed BY six children. seven grand
children. 12 great-grandchildreh and
q two sisters. Friends may cali ct the
l4th st. NV. parking facilities).
Services at St. Sophia Greek Ortho-
dox Cathedral. Seth st. and Massa.
ohusetts ave. NV. on Wednesday,
pscember at l:30 pm. Interment
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D. c.
June $, 1850
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4:55-Popeys and His PaIs --------- l3
5,3o-Lfs Of Riley ---------------- z
6:00-Ovr Miss Brooks ------------ 2
6:3o-hoilywood Beot ------------- II
l0:45-The Three Stooges --------- 10
ll:20-Bob Jones Doy Book ----------- II
l2:45-Porole 10
l:00-NewS at One -- II
l:o5-Swingshifi Theaier ---------- II
l;20-Norman Vincent Psolo ------ 10
Evening star., 1960-06-03

Earlier this week, the Canadian-Ameri-
can committee of the National Planning
Association reported that despite large
volume of duty-free trade there are tariff
barriers and administrative controls on
both sides of the border that seriously
hamper the overall exchange. While
this is not new problem, and has in fact
been eased over the years, Canada still
feels the pinch of a persistent trade
deficit with the United States. It is,
again, an issue on which Mr.. Diefen-
bakers Conservative government has
been attacked by the opposition Liberal
Party.
This weeks meeting will be the third
of this nature between Mr.. Eisenhower
and Mr.. Diefenbaker. They met here in
1857 and in Ottawa in 1858. The Cana
dian Prime Minister recently wrote that
last months events in Paris had
strengthened "the solidarity of the West
ern alliance" 1t is virtual certainty
that the wholly friendly meeting here
will strengthen even further the long
solidarity Of the Canadian American
relationship.
Evening star., 1960-06-03

family nature. built up
through many generations,
have often been of happy
mutual regard.
8. The Negro is better suit
ed physically for labor in the
hot southern climate than in
the northern climate. His
adaptability to this climate,
as we'll as the understanding
and appreciation of his racial
characteristics, is of immense
value for the building up of
a prosperous and contented
South.
4. The racial issue is too
complicated to be wisely and
fairly settled at once, either
by force or by any other form
of coercion.
We should be willing to lis
ten with respect to the tenn
perate and wise counsel of
Booker T. Washington, the
most able leader of his race
in his day and generation.
The following quotation is
from his remarkable auto
biography, up From Slav-
cry"
THE wisest among my race
understand that agitation of
questions of social equality is
the EXTREMIST folly, and that
progress in the enjoyment of
all the privileges that will
come to us must be the re-
suit of severe and constant