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LEFT TURNS ARE HIS UNDOING
WITH FLIGHT AT 50 MP.H.)

Those no-left-turn signs David H. Carrngton's
undoing.
Pvts. George W. Thomas and Bernard Gallagher
reported they stopped Darlington A. of the 100 block
OF Sixth street Me- at Eleventh and streets NV.
yesterday after he violated a no-leftturn sign.
The officers asked Darlington TO follow them to
headquarters Instead Darlington took of at high speed
through downtown streets After chase up TO speeds
of so miles per hour, the officers cornered him at
Eighth and M streets NV
Darlington attempted to flee on foot but Pvt. CAL
lagher grabbed him. Back at headquarters Darlington
was charged with nine traffic violations including
ming red light improper left turn speeding, ignoring
stop signs failure to exhibit registration and driving
with improperly fixed license tags.
Police said Darlington forfeited $73 collateral and
$l2 Tor an unpaid no-eft-turn violation 10 months
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HAYES, J. CARROLL. suddenly or

Thursday, August 8. 1853, at hi!
Va, J. CARROLL HAYES. beiove t
son OF the late John K. and Mary
Francis X. Hayes and Marie II
Mitchell. Funeral from Collins Flu.
neral Home, 1891 18th ST. NV, or
Monday. August 10, at $50 m
REQUIEM mass at St. Aloysiu,
CHURCH. at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery,
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DFatha


ALEXANDER. THOMAS R. Suddenly
on Friday, August Z, 1853, at WASH
ington. D, G., THOMAS r. ALEX
AMBER OF WOODBURY. I'd, Annandale
Va, beloved husband OF Alice John
'son Alexander. son Of DR. and Mrs
brother Of Dwight M. AiexandeA
Matthews, N. c.; Capt. H. M. Alex
ander, Charleston s. c.. Mrs. Edith
Hollowell. Mrs. Jessie Lydic and
Mrs. Frances Teal. Takoma Park
Md; Mrs. George @. Bosley. Allen
Greenville, S. c.: Mrs. Margaret
McArver, Gastonia. N. c.; Mrs
Alice Fur, Miami. Fla. Mrs. NancS
VIM. Columbia, S. c., and Mrs
Quincy Hodge, Atlanta, Ga. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home oySl N Nins F "a .sEx;c or
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CoHENs JACOB; on Thursday. Augusl

U IUoJ' JACOB CUHEN OF 3SUU
14th st. NV. beloved husband of
Clara Cohen He also is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Harry Karol Of
California and Mrs. Ben Hirsch of
Detroit, Mich, and two brothers,
Henry and Harry Cohen, both OF
Baltimore. Md Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons Fu-
neral Home; 1901 l4th st. NV. at
1880 am. Monday. August 10.
1nterment Mount Lebanon Cemetery
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HAWKINS, CLIFTON On rridav A

gust 4, 1859, CLIFTON HAWKINS ms
Of Clinton. Md, husband of MARY
K Hawkins: father of Ruth Walls,
Mildred Brown, Wilbert and Rev
Thomas Hawkins; stepson of Mrs
Francis Hawkins: brother of Alberta,
surviving are - grandchildren. one
great-grandchild, other relatives and
friends. After 6 pm. Saturday. Au-
gust 8, friends may call at the resi-
dence Of his son, Wilbert Hawkins,
Brandywiner Md Services Sunday
August Q, at . pm, from Union
Bethel Church. T. B.. Md, the Rev
Raymond Harrison officiating. In
terment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by Rollins,
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GoERTZ, CELESTINE SOPHIA Gee
IESIEl lnea Eanfn.nA q 1l.,-.

LESTE) tnee Kaufman. On Thurs
DAY; Ausust q, 1859, CELESTINE
SOPHIA GOERTz of $3.50 Mans
ned I'd, Falls Church, Va. beloved
devoted mother of Vernon Joseph
Goertz, lr., and George William
Goertz. Services from the Leonard
J. Ruek Funeral Home, 5305 Har-
lord I'd. at Echodale ave, Baltimore.
Nd, on Monday, August 10, al 4
am. REQUIEM mass at st. Dominic
Catholic Church, at 9 am. Inter-
ment New Cathedral Cemetery, Bal
timore. Nd. In lieu of flowers. fam
lly request friends to make donations
to the American Cancer Society IN
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! CARROLL. DOROTHY HAYES. Sud-

4 leliIy, on IhurSday, August 8, 1903
hngton, Va, DOROTHY HAYES
Joseph Carroll and daughter Of the
late John K and Mary E. Hayes:
sister of Edward B. and Francis x.
Hayes and Marie H. Mitchell Flu
neral from Collins Funeral Home,
3S2l 14th st. NV, on Monday
August 10, at 9:30 am Requiem
mass at St. AloysiuS Church, at
10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
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BELL, ELIZABETH ALBERTA, {

Greenwood. S. c., on August s. 1853
wife Of Charles Bell; mother OF An
! drew c. Bell, Clarence P, Charles
F. and Edsel +. Arnold; sister OF
Mrs. Abe. Mauk and Lewis Davis
six grandchildren and two great
grandchildren survive. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 18th
st. Sc. on Monday. August 10, al
2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 8
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sCARNEY, LUCILLE ,. On sunday

- august ?, 1852 LUCILLE B. CAR;
- the late Lorenzo M. Carney and
daughter of Willie and Sophia l.
70 Wright. Also surviving are seven
- aunts, five uncles, other relatives
= ana many friends. Requiem mass
i will be celebrated at Holy RedeemeI
= Catholic Church. 210 New York ave
: NV at 10 am Monday, August 10
+ 1nterment Arlington National Gem
. stery. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure
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CLIPPER, RUBY v. On wednesda

August 8, 1853, at suburban Hos
wife Of Harry Clipper; devoted
mother Of Susan Williams, Althea
Taylor. Nelva Mclean, Mary Lee
Driver, Virginia Clipper, Jerlene
Ellis. Louise Clipper, Albert, Milton,
George and BENJAMIN Clipper. Also
surviving are 81 grandchildren, IL
great-grandchildren one sister, Mrs.
Mary Lee Jackson. and a host of
other relatives and friends. After
q pm: Saturday. August s, the late
Mrs Clipper will lie in state at the
Seneca Community Church, Seneca,
Md, where funeral services will be
held Sunday August 9, at . pm,
the Rev. W. L. Cox officiating In
terment church cemetery. Services
by Snowden 8
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KILLER, RODNEY LAMONT on tues.

day; August 4. 1859. RODNEY La
MONT KILLER. son of Clifton and
valerie Hitler Of 1900 Delaware ave.
grandson of Mrs. Lou Alice Martin
After pm. Sunday, August 9,
friends may call at Fraziers Funeral
Home. $3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV
Funeral Monday, August 10, at 8
am, at Galilee Baptist Church. 18th
st. and Constitution ave. ne. m
terment Arlington National Cemeterv
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GRIER. HALE. suddenly, on Thurs

UhILh. HALF. Suddenly, on Thurs
n. =, HALE GRiER, husband Of
Matte Grier and brother Of Mrs
Maggie Lee, Mrs. Jennie Lilly, Mrs
Pearl Thomas, Eugene, Willie and
Larry Grier. Also surviving are MS
nieces. nephews and other relatives
and many friends Family may be
contacted at Sol 21st st. ne
After pm. Sunday, August O.
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 nth
ST. NV. GraveSide services at Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery Monday,
August 10, at 12 noon. 8
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, CARNEY, LoRLNZo M. Suddenly, on

d sunday, August ? 1863, LORENZO
NJ. CARNEY of 1927 Jay st. ne
husband of the late Lucille B. Car
ney: son Of John W. and Marjorie
Gray Carney: brother of Mrs. S
Nazaire Roberts and Mrs. Ursula
e Miller. Also surviving are his grand.
q father, William NJ. Gray; two aunts
four uncleS, other relatives and many
friends. Requiem mass will be cele-
- brated at Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, go New York ave. NV. al
= 10 am Monday, August 10. Grave
side services and interment at Ar
p lington National Cemetery. The FAM
lily may be contacted at 1886 New
Jersey ave. NV. Kindly omit flow
ers. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. Inc
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BURGESS. KEITH NATHANIEL. On

> Wednesday. August 3, 1859, at Chill
dren's Hospital, KEITH NATHANIEL
BURGESS, infant son Of Florence
. Catherine Burgess, grandson of Bea-
3 trice E. Burgess, great-grandson oil
, John H. Jones. Also surviving are
two aunts and three uncles. Remains
resting at Walter E. Hunter Funeral
Home, 25l2 Sheridan I'd. Sc, where
services will be held Saturday. Au-
gust s, at l pm. Interment Carver
Memorial Park
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CLARK, MARGARET G. on Friday.

August Z. 1859, MARGARET g
CLARK of 1920 Jackson st. ne. de-
Mrs. Susie E. Gross and Alexander
Clark. Also surviving are a niece
and nephew, Katherine C. and Pat
rick H. Clark, other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements BY Mcclure
Inc IN
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FRANCIS, THELMA WILEY. On Sun
: daN At1nnnet

day, August ;, 1859, THELMA vi,
Sc, beloved wife OF Charles z. Fran.
els. il: mother of Charles E. Fran.
cts III. and daughter OF Mrs Odessa
Wiley. Also surviving are a brother
James Wiley and an aunt and uncle
Leslie and Walter Mcneil. othel
relatives and many friends. Grave,
side services at 1890 am. Monday
August 10, at Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc
CURE, Inc. Q
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:. q, 1883, at Sibley Hospital, FRAN
CES BONAR. mother Of Mrs. Mar
garet Bateman and Robert S. Bonar,
jr. She also is survived by five
grandchildren. Friends may call at
.h So 4tb Hines II Co. tT 9THeTa nn Hg% I
pm. Sunday, August parking ia
5 cilities). Services from the above
funeral home Monday, August 10,
at II an. Interment private. 9
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RAYMOND ]. BOWEN of 1878 shep-
herd st NV. beloved husband Of
/. Mildred S. Bowen, father of Robert
J. Bowen. son Of H. z. Bowen
brother Of Mrs. Arthur Ensnmger
; Miss Rita Bowen of Saginaw, Mich.
Paul, Cory, Pa, Eugene, Cambridge
Ohio, and j. Bowen, Canton, Ohio
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
~ Co. Funeral Home 290l l4th st
NV, after s am. Sunday, August .
z Notice of funeral later, y
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Ausust 7, 1882 at washiR R rf1 aos.
pital Center, HAROLD B. GARDNER
OF 1901 oregon pl NV, beloved
husband Of Sally Bayless Gardner
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Flu
neral Home. 290l 14th st. NV. on
Saturday, August s. at 4 pm. park
ing facilities). Interment Bay
Springs, Miss.
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COLBERT, NETTIE. On Thursday. Au.
pnSt e lnkn q pri,,cn Conr..aE 60

eral Hospital. NETTIE COLBERT,
beloved mother of Samuel Lee sister
OF Mrs. Annie West and Miss Cora
Cosey; niece of Mrs. Carrie Steward,
Mrs. Nancy Smith and Mrs. Mary
Pembroke. She also is survived by
other relatives and friends The
late Mrs. Colbert may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H st.
ne, after II noon Sunday, August
8, where services will be held Mon
DAY, August 10, at IL am. Inter-
ment WoodlaWn Cemetery,
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ave, Cottage City, Md, on August y
1859. wife of Henry C. HaddaWay,
mother OF Curtis Woodsone and Alice
2. Dlngman. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 517 18th st. Sc. on
ment Rock Greek Cemetery, 9
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COLE, RUTH NJ. On Wednesday, Au-

gust 3. 1859, at Freedmen's Hospi-
tai, RUTH M COLE Of no Otis pl.
NV, beloved daughter of Marie j.
Cheeks. She also is survived BY
other relatives and friends. The
late Miss Cole may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H st. ne,
after pm. Monday, August 10,
August IL. at | pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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JONES. JESSIE. omcers and member
Wv 9iaa columbia d temple 81 W
9 4 d: =; !: !! E: I \:
at Mstropo t 4. n L, Church
lhls M St ns%r n.,.A,.- p,usr
LEoNA g, GREEN ,t, ~, psufh 1n s nuIer
JONES. JESSIE, Members Of the In
n terdenominational Churei
II fishers Association OF ID G.
~ 81 Inc, are hereby notihed o
the death Of our believe!
member, JESSIE JONES
NrLlsfZ Funeral services Sunday
NluuRSl/ August o, 1859, at pm
from the Metropolitan M. u
Church ALMA ma q "a Hawkins, Pres.
IRENE Z. sTANcIL, Cor. Seey'
JUDD, MRS, LILLIAN N. Members so .
A0A iliary, Department OF IN
@ 80 81: :: Il
services will be held on Monday
August 10, at S:l5 pm, At Cham
beTs Funeral Home, 5SOl CLEVELAND
ave, Riyerdale, Md ~, p..
IDA c. ORR; Dept. PreS'
Department Secretary.
KINsEY. WILLIAM THOMAS. q
Thursday, August 8, l919, at IN
pItSl WILLIAM THOMAS KINsE'
OF 1910 Minnesota ave, Sc. beloye'
husband OF Mary Katherine Kinsey
father OF Mrs. Mahlon Sweet OF Fair
banks, Alaska, and William Rlchar'
KnS S, Of ES' Snur Sns ss Of Sr0i he
Springs, Va, J. c. Kinsey Of Wood
Stock Ohio, Claude Kinsey of Wash
ington, d. C., G. Terry kinsey Q
Covington, Va. and Mrs, Harry y
Chaplin Of Hot SPRINGS, Va. He ais
Friends sSsy mss cali at G aswlers eSsDsi
1856 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV, whert
services will be held on Tuesday
August IL. at 1919 a m. lntermen
Arlington National Cemetery: Il
lieu OF flowers. contributions may b.
made to the American Cancer so
ciety.
LEE. TOY. On Wednesday, August 5
1859, at Georgetown University Kos
pitaI, roy LEE, wife of Dick Lee
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will be hell
on Sunday. August q, at . pm. In
terment 0eorge Washington Gene
terry.
MARLOWE, WILLIAM A., Sr. Sud
denly, on THURSDAY, August q, 1883
at his home. S72O Colesville I'd Sill
yer Spring, Md, WILLIAM A. MAR
LOWE. Sr,, husband Of Susanna M
Marlowe: father Of Thomas W. Mar
lowe and William A. Marlowe, Jr,
Wilson. There also are four grand
children. Mr.. Marlowe rests at tn
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver SprinR
Md, where service will be held Of
Monday, August 10, at = . IN. (park
ing facilitieSI Interment Colesvill
Cemetery, Colesville. Md.
MARLoWE. WILLIAM A.. Sr. Member
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NICOLOPOULOS, EUSTACE (STEVE).
On Friday August Z. 1859. at Doc
tors Hospital, EUSTACE STEVE
H SS Seo2ed SasS S5 S7o Of v Sts g.
Nicolopoulos, father Of Diana Nico-
lopouloS. Friends may call at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
l4th ST. NV. parking facilities)
Services at st Sophia Greek Ortho-
dox Cathedral, 36th st. and Massa-
chuSetts ave. NV. on Monday. Au-
gust 10. at , pm. 1nterment Glen
wood Cemetery. Q
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perS OF washington
Chapter, No, 81. OF the
Order Of Ahepa are to
be present at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home
290l 14th st. NV. on
Sunday, August 8. 1853,
at S..fO n m for tha
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days August Z, 1859. at Indiana polls,
Ind, SARAH NORRIS JOHNSON
wife of the late DR.. Albert johnson
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Alber-
tine johnson Hall of indianapolis
of Washington. D, c., several grand
children and other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at Arnold s
Funeral Home, 81 N. Patrick 81,
Alexandria, Va. after IL noon Tues
day, August IL. Funeral services
Wednesday, August II, at 10 am,
from the above funeral home. Inter
ment Union Cemetery, the Rev. A,
w Adkins oficiating, o
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

GLENWOOD. or 2 sites. Section s
S150 each. OIL 2-56S6
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JOHNSON, ELAINE GIoRIA m IT,

day August & 1859, at D. c. Gen
eral Hospital, ELAINE GLORI
Rebecca and BENJAMIN johnson 9
I227 X st. Sc. Also surviving ar
three. sisters, Rosie and Ruth Harri
and Lorraine johnson: three broth
erS, Thomas, Edward and Charlie
Harris; two grandmothers, EliZabetl
Parham and Ethal johnson: an
many other relatices and friend.
After 2 pm. Sunday, August
friends may call at her late resi-
dence. Funeral Monday, August IL
az ! pm at Church Of God an
saints Of Christ, 4th st. and Me-
YORK ave. NV. Bishop Robert n
Butler officiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery Arrangements b
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Friday, August Z, 1859, at George-
town University Hospital. Washing
ton. D c.. WILLIAM HENRY FELT
MANN Of 926 North Oakland ST.
Arlington, Va. beloved husband Of
Mrs. Rose M Feltmann; father oil
Miss Maureene r. and Miss Sharon
A Feltmann. all of the home ad.
dress, and brother of Sister NJ
Theodore, Covington. Ky, and Mrs
Carl Bishop, Fort Mitchell KY
Funeral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va. after pm. Sunday
August 9. Recitation of the rosary
at the funeral home. Monday, Au.
gust 10, at $50 pm. Requiem mass
II, at 10 am, at st. Thomas More
Church, Arlington, Va. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 9
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lraths

CONDREY, CLARENCE NJ, 81, on
Friday, Auggst 1852. CLARENCE
Mount Rainier, Md. beloved hus-
band OF Lille M, condrey (nee
Kelluml, father OF Clarence NJ, Con-
drey. IT,; brother Of Miss Sadie Con-
.drey and Mrs, Mamie Clark, Also
survived by four grandchildren.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave. Eat
Eastern ave, ne, where services
will be held Monday, August 10, at
. pm Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery.
CRANsTON, HELEN JANE. on Friday.
AAgYsnIS Ss isS9l HELEN h. JANE nv
Robert Joseph and Helen May Grams
ton and sister OF Charlotte M
Cranston. Friends may call at CAV
er's Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania ave
NV. Mass will be offered at ST
Charles Catholic Church, 1904 North
Washington blvd, Arlington, Va, on
Tuesday, August IL. at 10 am. In
terment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
10
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1895 JR. DINING ROOM SUITE,
7-Pe. Solid Knotty Pine se.06
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DQYidsons
Celebrate
so Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n.
Davidson were honored at q
reception last evening in cele-
bration Of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Hosts at the s o'clock re.
ception, which took place at
the Kennedy-Warren. were
Mrs. Ancel M. Autry and Mr..
Edward H. Davidson, jr.,
daughter and son Of the
guests Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson.
ST., met in Panama, where he
was working as an engineer
on the Panama Canal. At that
time Mrs. Davidson was
teaching school there and
was the first American teach
er in the Panama Zone.
Mr.. Davidson served in the
Government for IS years. He
was Director Of Locomotive
Inspection for the ICC.
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Trends In Literature" His
talk win be given In Con.
stitution Hall the afternoon
Of February 2.
A special tour Of the White
House has been scheduled
for noon on February and
that afternoon the annual
NADIA fashion show viii be
presented by julius Gar
finckel at Constitution Hail.
About $4,000 to $4,000 Of
the nations franchised auto
mobile dealers, other repre-
sentatives Of the automobile
industry and their wives are
expected to attend the con-
vention TO be held in the
Sheraton-Park and Shore
ham Hotels.
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William, who is a student at
Staunton. Military Academy.
They have also invited two or
three of Williams classmates
who are unable to get to their
distant homes, to join then.
Col. and Mrs. Jacob will re-
turn to Washington tomor-
row to give a party to greet
many of their old friends
here from 6 to 8 pm. at the
Army and Navy Club.
They will return to Con-
necticut after attending the
Army and Navy game in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Evening star., 1959-11-26

Plans Set

Several entertainment fea-
lures designed for women
viii highlight the 43rd an
nual Convention and Exhibi-
ton Of the National Auto
mobile Dealers Association to
be held here January 80
through February 8.
Bennett Cert, television
panelist and president of
Random House book publish
ing frm, win speak before
the women attending the
convention on Modern
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Jacobs Plan
Brief Visit

Marine Corps Col. and Mrs.
John Brown Jacob-she's a
former Observation-Disclosures
from their Glastonbury, Conn.
home yesterday to spend the
Thanksgiving weekend here.
While here the Jacobs will
will stay at the Chancery.
They will spend Thanks
giving Day, however, in
Staunton, Va. with their son,
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Doll Festival

The annual doll festival Of
the Salvation Army Auxiliary
will be staged in the lobby
Of the Department of Com
merce Building from 2 to 5
pm. December IL.
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Hundreds Of Other Sfore.Wide Savings

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BY Wolf Kelly

SIS Olden days SO Political
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play in a little theater above
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Together
They Stoy
Married

HOLLYWOOD (AP).-The
family that works together
stays together-that's how
producer Aaron Spelling and
actress Carolyn Jones guide
their happy marriage.
They reason that many
Hollywood marriages fall
apart at the seams because
the husbands and wives see
little Of each other. And
they've taken steps to see
that 1t doesn't happen to
them.
"The only arguments we
ever had was when we were
apart shortly after our we'd
ding" says Spelling. producer
of "Guns Of the Timberland"
with Alan Ladd. Jeanne
Grain and Gilbert Roland.
early in our marriage.
Carolyn and I agreed that
our careers should never
separate US. Now we turn
down any assignments that
would separate US. The only
way to beat the ink against
two careers In one family is
to stay close together. The
fact Is that we don't have
two careers, we are two peo-
pie with one career"
He remarked that they re.
view each others scripts to-
gether and he takes pride in
the fact that he touted his
wife onto q small role in THE
Bachelor Party" That's the
film that started her of to
movie success.
II even try to schedule my
lunch hour so I can visit her
on the set Of her pictures" he
added. "It's not that we doubt
each other. We Just feel that
in this uncertain business
you need the sense Of a part
ner's loyal support. Couples
drift apart when one feels he
Is not needed by the other"
Spelling and Miss Jones