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Sarah Churchill,
Fined z Pounds
On Drunk Charge

LONDON. Sept. 20 tAP).-
Sarah Churchill. actress
daughter Of Sir winston
Churchill. pleaded guilty today
TO being drunk and disorderly
Saturday night.
"She was drunk" testified
Police constable Gilbert Bearne,
land appeared to be trying to
hold some kind Of political
meeting"
Miss Churchill's father Is
scheduled to make a big politi-
cal speech tomorrow night at
nearby Woodford Green, which
the former Prime Minister rep-
resents in the House Of Com
mons.
In police court this morning,
Miss Churchill was fined two
pounds ($5.6O.
Last March 5 the actress was
found guilty Of drunk and dis.
orderly conduct after a riotous
scene in Liverpool. Then as
today she was fined two
pounds. In January 1858, Miss
Churchill had trouble with
police in the United States. An
American Judge fined her $50
on a drunkenness charge after
her California neighbors called
in the police.
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Soterios Nicholson, Lawyer,
Writer, Native of Greece

Soterios Nicholson, Washing
ton lawyer and writer. died yes
terday in the University of
Maryland Hospital in Balti-
more after suffering a cerebral
hemorrhage. He was "a.
Mr.. Nicholson was prominent
in furthering good relations
between the United States and
his native Greece. He came to
this country in 1908 after fin
ishing college in Greece. He
later took a law degree at
George Washington University.
Mr.. Nicholson became coun-
sci for the Greek Embassy at
the outbreak Of World War /.
One Of his major accomplish
mentS was the purchase of sew
eral warships by Greece from
the United States. When the
United States entered the war.
Mr.. Nicholson served with the
Army as a captain.
Mr.. Nicholson continued to
act in an advisory capacity for
the Greek Embassy while prac-
ticing law in Washington. He
was forced into retirement in
1856 after he suffered an at
tack of arter!osclerosis. He
moved to Owings Mills. Md.
During his earlier years in
this country, Mr.. Nicholson did
considerable writing. He wrote
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Susan Holland,
SO Years in D. G.

Mrs. Susan Holland, long
time District resident and for
mer employe of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, died
Saturday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Leonard of 10005 Greeley ave-
nue. NV.
Mrs. Holland, who lived in
Washington for over so years,
retired from the bureau in
1943 after more than a quarter
century's work there. She was
a member of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Sixth and A
streets NE.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Leonard and Mrs.
Leonora H. Hogan of Landover
Mills, Md; seven grandchildren
and 10 great grandchildren.
Services will be held at &
pm. Tuesday at the Humphrey
Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md, fol-
lowed by burial at Fort Lincoln
cemetery
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two books and contributed to
many magazines and news
papers. He was a Washington
correspondent of Greek daily
papers in New York and Chi
cago.
Mr.. Nicholson was a member
Of the District Bar Association
Federal Bar Association, Inter.
national Law Association
American Academy of Politica,
and Social Science, White
House Correspondents Associa-
ton, National Press Club anc
the American Legion.
Mr.. Nicholson had earned
numerous decorations from
the Greek government for his
work in Greek-American af-
fairs, a pursuit he followed
since he came to the United
States. He also was president
Of the Mid City Citizens Asso-
citation
Besides his wife, DR.. Dora
Papara = Nicholson, University
of Maryland professor of pc
diatricS and neurologist, he
leaves three sisters.
Services will be held at 1890
pm. in the st. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Cathedral, Thirty
sixth street and Massachusetts
avenue. Burial will be in Arl-
ington Cemetery.
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In 1858, he became legal ad-
wiser for the Imperial Eth
Iopian Government.
He lectured at Georgetown
University, and also at the
Inter-American Academy Of
Comparative and international
Law in Havana in 1850.
He was the author Of two
books, Mexico and Her For
eign Creditors, written in 1880
and Neutrality: The World
War Period" 1886.
His wife, Catherine, under
the pen name Of Isabel Hack
EFT, was the author of lover
the Back Fence" a popular
column based on the Turling-
tons family life which appeared
in The Star for about a yeal
and a half in the late 1905
The sketches provided the
basis for her best-selling boob
Three to Make Ready" pub.
lished in 1948.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Tur-
lington leaves three daughters
Mrs. Sylvia O'Neill, of Pale
Alto, Calf; Mrs. Ellen Johns.
ton Of Mooresville, N. c., anc
Mrs. Barbara Gersfeld of New
York City. and five grandchil.
dren. Also surviving is 9
brother, Lee F. burlington o.
Birmingham, Ala.
Funeral arrangements arr
incomplete.
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Edgar burlington Dies;
American Bar Leader

Edgar s. burlington, 81, one
OF the worlds leading experts
on international law, died Of
a heart attack yesterday at his
home. 1927 Forty-fourth place
NV.
For the past year. Mr.. Tur-
lington had been director Of
the World Peace Through Law
project sponsored by the Ameri-
can Bar Association. He had
been in contact with lawyers in
"a countries working to set up
a world conference Of lawyers
to be sponsored by the ABA.
Charles s. Rhyme Of WASH
ington, former president Of the
ABA. sought Mr.. burlington as
the project director. Four con-
tinental conferences in Latin
America, Asia, Africa, and
Europe, are planned for next
year. to be followed by the
world conference in 1861.
Rhodes Scholar
Mr.. Rhyme said the confer
ence is the first of its kind,
and the biggest thing the legal
profession has ever under
TAKEN" He said Mr.. burlington
was the ideal choice as project
director because Of his stature
and experience as lone of the
leading international law ex-
perts in the entire world" Mr..
Rhyme called his colleagues
death "a tremendous loss"
Born in Smithfleld, N. c., Mr..
burlington received a bachelor
Of arts degree from the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina, and
was a Rhodes scholar at OK
ford, where he received MA.
and Bel. degrees in 1914.
He taught Latin and English
at the University of North
Carolina from 1915 to 1917 be-
fore coming to Washington as
a special assistant in the State
Department in 1918.
His State Department career
covered % years. He served as
assistant solicitor after his as
signment as special assistant,
then as assistant chief of the
Division Of Near Eastern AZ
fairs.
Wrote Two Books
Mr.. burlington entered pri-
vate law practice here in 1910.
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John {. Hayes,
Tax Attorney

John C. Hayes, II, prominent
Washington attorney in tax and
administrative law, died Satur-
day in Washington Hospital
Center after suffering a heart
attack.
Mr.. Hayes and his two broth
ers opened the law firm of
Hayes & Hayes in 1923. One
brother, 1t. Comdr. Charles D.
Hayes, went down with the
USS Indianapolis during World
War II. The other brother. Will
liam E. Hayes. died in 1916.
Mr.. Hayes was particularly
we'll known in the construction
industry, in which his firm had
been counsel to the Associated
General Contractors of America
for more than Is years. He also
was counsel of the construction
magazine, THE Constructor
and had been one of its con-
tributing editors.
Mr.. Hayes was born in Gin
ton, Iowa. He was graduated
from the University of Michi-
gan in 1911. After service in
World War I, he concentrated
on his law practice, but also
found time to serve several as
Signments as a special assist
in 1925-26 in the Office of e
United States Attorney Gil
eral.
Mr.. Hayes. who lived at 2400
Sixteenth street NV. was a
member of the American Bar
Association, the D. C. Bar As
ISOLATION the Lawyers Club of
Washington, the Chevy Chase
Club, National Press Club and
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity.
He leaves two nieces. Mrs.
Barbara Hayes Fegan, of 6204
Thirty-second steet NV. and
Miss Joan M. Hayes, of No. 5
Primrose street, Chevy Chase,
and a nephew, Charles D.
Hayes, of 440l East-West high
way, Bethesda.
Services will be held at $50
am. Wednesday in St. Mat
thew's Cathedral. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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EDMONDs. NATHANIEL C. SPEEDY
In loving memory Of my devoted hus.
band, NATHANIEL G. !sPEEDl
on September IS. 1855.
Speed" honey. the last four years
have been lonely without you. You
YOUR W PeVt { o g THEY'VE WIFE. MARY
EDMoNDs.
HACKNEY, DIR. JAMES v. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father, DR.. JAMES v. HACKNEY,
who departed this life fiye years aso
today, September %, 1854.
September prings sad memories
OF Q loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
JUNE. JAMES Sd AND HENRY.
HACKNEY, JAMES ". SR., AND
JAMES ". JR, In loving memory Of
my husband. JAMES ". HACKNEY,
s ssSr, W aSo oe nav U.s. n io4 ana my
son. DIR. JAMES v. HACKNEY. JR..
who passed five years ago, septem-
Der %, 1854. T.
Those we love never die.
WIFE AND MOTHER, MINNIE
PEACE HACKNEY.
PYE. WILMA B. ~ loying memory q
passed away two years ago today,
September 20. 1857.
Life is a stairstep Of memory
OF one so kind and true;
And, as tread these steps Of life,
l am always thinking OF you.
Your memory is keepsake
With which 1 will never part,
Though God has you in His keeping,
| ! still have you in my heart.
LOVING HUSBAND, HARWEDA T
PYE.
ROSS, JOHN f., yR. In loving memory
OF our devoted son and brother,
JOHN F. ROSS, JR;, who passed
away four years ago today septem'
Every day in some small way.
Memories Of you come our wayl
Time aid years roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
LOVING MON AND DAD. JANE R.
VOTED BRoTHERs AND SIS
EMfHY. carrie AND MARY. We
ROSS, JOHN FRANCIS, JR. In loving
memory Of our dear husband, father
and grandfather, JOHN FRANCIS
ssaTs ago S today ss Vs.
Our hearts stil ache with sadness,
| Our eyes shed many tears;
| We miss you more each day.
After these four long years.
| We always feel you're near US
| Everywhere we go:
| And what 1t meant to lose you,
This world will never know.
LoXIMa WIZ WIFE; a, c chEpSAic.u son
LA FONDA.
SCARvILLE, AMERICA c. In loving
memory of my wife, AMERICA c.
| SCARVILLE, who passed away four
years ago today. September %, 1855.
| God gave me q wonderful wife,
God made her smile as the sunshine,
He made her heart Of pure sold.
i Today is the day Of remembrance,
And many sad regrets
Today / shall always remember,
When the rest OF the world forgets.
A precious one from me has some,
A voice ] loved is still;
A place Is vacant In my home
Which never can be filled.
When evening shadows are falling,
And / am sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing
II you were only home.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb:
So He gently closed your weary eyes,
| And whispered. Peace be thine"
No words could paint the sense Of loss,
Nor any understand but God.
Whose will 1t was that we should
And know the loss within my heart.
Althoush her soul is now at rest,
| And free from care and pain,
This world would seem like heaven
| II had her back again.
! LOVING HUSBAND, PRESTON q.
SCARVILLE,
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WALKER. DELLA. Sacred

WALKER, DELLA. Sacred to the mem
DRY Of my mother, who died six year,
ago today, September 2S, 1853.
In the garden of remembrance,
No brighter flower ever grew
Than the little flower that whispered
III always remember you"
DAUGHTER. MAY
WORMLEY, LUTHER c. In lovinf
remembrance of our dear husband
and father. LUTHER c. WORMLEY
who departed this life three years
ago, September %. 1856.
] still love him in death Just thu
same.
In upper Garden growing Just within
the Pearly Gates.
Though our hearts may break with
sorrow
By the grief so hard to bear,
We shall meet him some bright
morning,
In the upper garden there.
DEVOTED WIFE, WILHELMINA 9
WORMLEY. CHILDREN AN Q
GRANDCHILDREN.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers


BROWN, HORACE WILBERT. In loyins
HORACE 'wf Il s 'sRow hS'0S %Sc
passed away two years ago today
September rs, 1857.
Today is the saddest day Of the
year. for two years ago today my
dear husband passed away. No one
that lie in my heart, / know your
suffering is over. I'll always be think
Ing Of you. Dear.
Gone but not forgotten.
Never will your memories fade
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY B. BROWN
GATOR, EDWARD. In memory Of my
dear dad, EDWARD GATOR, who
passed away September 20. 1850.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which l never will part:
Though God has you in His keeping
] still have you in my heart.
BILL.
DREW, AMY G. In loving memory OF
our dear mother and grandmother
AMY @. DREW, who left us twenty
four years ago today. September IS
Sadly missed fI Loved and I rsmsmbs RED
CHILDREN.
DUNNINGTON. ADELE. In loving mem.
HUNTINGTON, who passed away
three years ago today, September rs
1856.
She was Just a plain, dear mother,
with a loving smile each day:
Always tried to do for others
As she journeyed on her way.
To those who have a mother,
Tend her with loving care:
You'll never know her value,
Till you see her vacant chair.
LOVING SON, JIM.
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Helen Crawford

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
Sept. % (AP).-Helen Brod-
erick Crawford, So, former ac-
tress, Broadway and vaude-
vile star and mother of actor
Broderick Crawford. died Fri
day.
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Darn nj Thanka

MYRICK, JULIA y. The family Of the
late MRS, JULIA +, MYRIcK wishes
70 acknowledge, with grateful appre-
use OF cars and all expressions OF
Kindness and sympathy received BY
US during the illness and at the
MOTHER, MRS. BuRNDINE VII
LIAMS: SISTER, MRS. GATHER
me IRLAND, AND FAMILY.
WHITLEY. DIR. FERDINAND d. wish
to express my sincere appreciation
illness Of my Beloved husband; for
the telegrams, cards, letters and
ing. NV heartfelt thanks to the
Rev Colbert H, Pearson, Uur pas
ter; the Rev, james Pair and the
Rev. Charles Thomas, assisting To
all relatives, friends, reiehbors and
ORGANIZATIONS, / extend my sincere
thanks. MABEL A. WHITLEY.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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CEMETERY LOTS

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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NELSON, DELILAH ELLIOTT. De-
bsr n ~, ies s.. At District qsInsT ..
aunt Bee, i she leaves MsIs e mO snss
RebeccA Golden; three nieces, Mrs,
Elinor Murphy. Mrs. Annie Mccoy.
s9rtiimo ,I ya'i MIS- Ms Blanche sS CLARK.
Rev. V William MO- ' Johnson nsRns Snd re
Rev. Alfred A Watts Of Chicago.
great-niece; devptsd friend,
E U.s Of A otSsr r.s StS: ana i tp.nd
state at Mount Horeb Baptist Church,
Si7 18th h,, g. n .,;,c after IN Pm Mon S.'S
t Ssiss VII SiO' sos !. 70 opened a. aitsf
services. Intermsnt Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services By Stewart. %
NICHOLSON. soTERIos. on sunday,
soTERios NICHOLSON. beloved
husband Of DR.. Dora Papara-Nich-
olson; brother Of Mrs. .vasiliki Kar-
vouni, Mrs. katlni Anton and Mrs.
dawier's Chapel. 1855 Pennsyivanis
ave. NV. Monday from 8 D m, to 10
pm; and Tuesday, s pm; 70 I, 10 , ;m 9,
ss sp sset. gs a. 4 PM and %sdnss-
thence % 81. sophla's Greek ort6o.
dox Cathedral. Seth st, and Massa-
chusetts ave, NV. where services
will be held Wednesday al. l 2: 80 pm,
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. In lieu Of flowers, contribu-
tons may be sen. TO the Greek Or
thodox Churches Of Washington, 20
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'EDELEN, ELIZABETH GILL BOWLING

FORBES. On Saturday, September
20, 1859. at Sunny Side Farm.
Bryantown. Md, ELIZABETH GILL
BOWLING FORBES EDELEN, beloved
wife :, q r Edwsrd 6Ssen and T meth
Ohio, and Edward 3. Edelen OF Bry-
antown. Nd. She also Is survived By
seven grandchildren. Funeral from
the HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf,
AZ 10 On me0F Rs1uism s1 mssa a. ~
Mary's Church. Bryantown, Nd. at
1880 am. Interment church ceme-
terry. Rosary on Tuesday, September
20, at s pm. 20
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HUNT. THOMAS. On Friday. s.p,.m

Der 25. 1853 THOMAS HUNT Of 9la
Eastern ave. n.s.. beloved husband
of Evelyn Hunt Surviving are many
other relatives and friends. After
2 pm. Monday, September Is,
friends may cali at the. Derritt Fu.
ne. where services will be held on
Tuesday, September 20. at pm
lnisrment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry 90
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NoyoJILov. JOHN Y. On SUNDAY
dsnce q his dSuShtsT; 400 chsrs ;tn
JILoV, 6eioyed ius6and Of Vaien.
tina X, Novojilov and devoted
father Of Nstalia N Drury. Friends
may cali at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, s16 H st. ne. REQUIEM high
mass at ST. Nicholas Russian Or.
thodox Church, $500 Massachusetts
avee NV. Tuesday. September 60
1t 1890 an, Interment Nationai
Memorial Park Cemetery
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kETHRHH a RARNEsS.N i cisr k'i" an

EDWARDS. MARION FLEMING. on
ION FLEMING EDWARDS Of 26SO
James r. chrismore. Friends may cali
At the Gilbert c. Vincent Funeral
Home. 1928 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
where services win be held on Tues
day. September 20, at IL am. Inter-
ment COnareEaionaI CRmataFy
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HoLToN, MARGARET M. on Sat,

osOTss WsshlsgsSn ULliSs I s, Hos,
voted wife Of John " Holton ane
jT.. sister Of Ann johnson Of BsitI,
more, Nd, ard Charles, Howard
Samuel and Edward Jones Of Bal
timOfe. Md; stepdauEhter Of Eth
Jones. She leaves TO mourn her losi
other relatives and friends. Notice
OF funeral later
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MILBURN. JAMES A. On Saturday,
September 20, 1859, at Mount Alto
Hospital pst: 'MAa a b. a. 6Totbsr 81 81
Thomas M. Milburn. Also survived
by two aunts. Miss Martha Brown
Of New York City and Mrs. Nellie
Downs OF Atlantic Highlands, N. j.;
one uncle. Arthur Milburn Of ely
mont, Md; one nephew. Calvin
Meyers Of Baltimore, Nd; one sis
ter-in-law, Miss Ruth Milburn; also
other relatives and friends. Funeral
from the Hunt Funersi Home, Wal
dorf, Md. Tuesday, September 20,
at 9:30 am. Mass at Sacred Heart
Church. La Plata, Md. at 10 am.
Interment church cemetery. Rosary
Monday, September 2S. ct pm.
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HOUSE. PERRY b. on saturday. Ser

"G teSber q. 1853. .FIRiRYa ), -.AAioGsE
ses SS House I SsSsssr H " SoRn
Calf; Mrs Wallace Drew OF Scars
dale. N. y; William B ormsn q
oTman Of Memphis. Tenn. Friends
may call from 10 am to 4:3O pm.
Monday, September IS. at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave NV
services will be held at Martins
Nashville, Tenn, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 80, at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Nashville,
Tenn.
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MALONEY. NELLIE z. Suddenly. on

Saturday. September %, 1855, al
her home, 3225 South 18th st. Ar
lington, Va. NELLIE Z, MALONEY,
beloved mother of Lowell p, Ma
Kat6ryn E E shSpiey va Of Sp Boui Mtr
Colo. formerly Ct Ariinet ton, Va
She also is survived BY one grand
child, a sister and a brother. FRIENDS
may call at the Robert Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. parking in rear
where services will be held ct III
am. Tuesday, September 90. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park, Falls
Church, Va.
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EDWARDS, REV ALFONSO JOSEPH.
Suddenly. on Sunday, September

Suddenly, on SUNDAY. September
J6sEPrsaP E ~ Fsbsg. Abbf lpl. e
1880 Benning I'd. ne. pastor Of
busbsnS Of Ms MIME SoWief
Edwards, father Of Paul r. Edwards.
He also Is survived By other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed at his late residence
after 3 pm. Tuesday, September 20.
30, thence to lie in state at the
Shiloh Baptist Church, 9Th and p
SITS. NV. until IL noon Thursday.
OCTOBER l. Funeral, l pm. the
Rev. J. Harvey Randolph offeisting
1ntcrment Carver Memorial Park
Casket VII not be opened following
services. Arrangement BY Barnes 4
Matthews. 30
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HuTCHIsON. FRED q. on aaturda

septemSer. 90. 1865. at Mount Alis
H0' RHTcE MssoSNlnt S.oy.d nS S SsEa
Martha Msrs E.i SessAi Sn;. 1tAf F %
Granville t.. james shelby, and The
late J, c. Hutchison Friends may
call ct the Money d King Funeral
Home, III Maple ave. West, Vienna,
Va. after pm, Sunday. where
TENDER ~, at pm. Intermeni
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Fails Church, Va. %
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JAMES Of sos 5sth ave,
Capitol Heights. Nd, on September
20, 1859, husband OF Margaret M,
Develde: father Of James and Daniel
DeVelde. Mary Jane Sears, Grace
Cowan, Arlene Macon and Sara
Fitzgerald. Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT 18th st. Sc, until
Wednesday, September 80, at IL
am. Services and interment Arling-
ton Cemetery at IL 80 am.
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STEPHENS, JOSEPH FREDERICK. On

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beloved husband OF Barbara Janel
stephens and son Of 1t. comdr. anc
Mrs, W 8 Stephens. Friends are
invited to call q: the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob.
Services on Tuesday. September 30
At the Fort Myer Chapel. For
MyeT. Va. where requiem mas
will be offered at 10 am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is