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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for end trusts.
NO applications or red tape. Va,
ND, ID. c. Day, eve. VIII. 8-61s2.
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L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 9-3531

O1dHlOIlQ S-S03l
RANDALL H. HAGNER A. co
l321 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36OO
WALDORF, MD.-6 A. with 2 A.
tobacco. allotment, stream 3-bed.
rm. mod home. garage and out
pldgs., tractor and equipmen, incl
All only $4,000. Call promptly
will sell quickly.
COUNTY SERVICES
BU. 3-215l MI. 5-5272
e12 ACREs-Near WincheSter:
complete with licensed. modern
dos kennel: gently rolling ground
with 15S acres cleared, 5 ponds
and streams on property; large
barn: n acres In U. s, soil bank
Beautiful aluminium siding Colo
NAL consisting Of z bedrooms, 2h
paths, 21-ft. dining room, i5-ft
Kitchen. breakfast nook, office
mud room, 17-ft. den, basement;
house In excellent condition. price.
$4,000. price includes All furnf-
ture and farm equipment. More
details and pictures can be OBJ
tanned in our office. Amazine
value. Open 9-S, PLANTATIONS
REALTY, JE. $4,000.
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Heider Land Specialist

AoUASco, approx. 81 acres, hard
surfaced rd, $4,000, terms.
BADEN, 10 acres, hard road. $500
per acre, terms.
FOREsTVILLE, approx. Ssl acres,
all utils., $4,000 per acre.
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FARMS
ACREAGE
COUNTY SERVICES
Bu. 3-2l5l MI. 5-527s
CHARLES H. JAMISON


COUNTY SERVICES
Bu 3-21b1 Nj. 5-527e
CHARLES H. JAMISON
132 A.-6-rm.. semi-mod. masonry
home. barn, 2 silos. Diekerson
sugarloaf area. $3.50 per A.
40 A.--Riyer rd. NV. OF Seneca
high scenic plateau approx. 2 mi.
hard rd, frontage. 2 A.. rome ideal
t9r zoe estate type development.
lS5 pO A,ORathsntie XII l7.rm. Southern
flreples. o.h.-v.h,, storybook kit,
lakes. 3 tenant houses, 4 barns.
frontage 3 roads, 25 min. ID. G.
Absentee owner desires sale. Im-
med. poss. $4,000 cash required.
$50 A.@fneoms producing land in.
yestment, Darnestown tract. im-
proved with 4 mod. houses, leas.
ing $3.50 per mo. Approx. so A. Of
marketable sod. possible 2l.O0O
income for 1858, Offered today
EOS K,SAntsbsllum mod. s.rm
stone house, mod. rm. tenant
$4,000 ami, Y mi. hard I'd
frontage, s3gb per A.
- A.-.8-rm. mod, Cape Cod. liv
rms din rma mod. kit, bedrm
bath. fun bsmt,, oil heat, barns
excel. sod, good fencing, unsur,
passable view, = mi. hard road
trontags mr. Acc AZ Germantown
S3b 800 terms s5, 1000
CHARLES II. JAMISON
: PooLEsvMLE, ND.
WI. h-a223 OF 30l-Df. p.328s
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LEISNER & HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE. ND. UN. 7-2291
COBB ISLAND, Notwithstanding
offer. Custom-built modern ami,
year-round. 2-bedrm, furnished
dwelling. located on the Wicomico
River. All-electric kitchen, IT. x
40 It. front porch, many shade
trees, shrubs and flowers and your
Excellent view. price. Si2,650.
40ee down, balance 10 years.
Your Resident Broker
JOE DOYLE COBB ISLAND, MD.
Code 30l-CLearbTook 9-226l
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LOT OWNERS

bOs o. lDl MI D=OE Z
NOKEsvILLE, VA. Attention de-
velopersl ~ acre tract, ideal for
sub-dividing. Portion OF land has
good Industrial potential with
long frontage on Southern Rail-
wavs. All hardtop road. Close TO
schools Price $4,000. flexible
nt,naneing Under SC per SO. H.
PEANTRTioN REALTY, JE. $4,000
I. PORT TOBACCO AREA-2. .ss
acres with $50 II. OF road front.
age; large trees, stream In rear
Price si,950, cash 5000, bal. $50
mo.
q re. 227-3O2 acres. with larss
trees and 600 II. road frontAEe
Price $3.50. cash $3.50. bal. S2h
mo,
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co.
Dial SOLVE, 4-s432, open Daiiy
NoRBECK-3ls acres, country club
area, ideal for gentleman's estate
scenic countryside, city water. Has
electric, owner will finance. NAn-
2l3l. q. A. scHLEsINoER co.
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Carl Albert Heider
HA. 2-ss00 CE. e-s5sO 735-O912
LANGLEY AREA : Builders, don't
worry about mud or snow. Lots
ready 10 build on, Water. sewer,
gas and street in and paved
Priced from .S7.450. In prime To-
satslSn; sSno5lson ESsel financing Assin,g6o Call B.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

Asnoonu uue This BIG 4oo piece sectional features full coil
the FOAM
zpp reversible Nu trim button fd Lawson back and appeal
plus eus tailored appearance Smuy up
fabric blend with Modern Contemporary Traditional Here
again proof the most yourmOney CURTIS BROS
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POODLES

ONCE IN A LIFETIME you have
an opportunity Of acquiring one of
LoRED MINIATURES, top breed
ing, also whites. They are very
r q NABLY PRICED and
4 E R MS MAY BE ARRANGED.
Health guaranteed. Grooming.
2l4q p st. NV. AID. 2-0220
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 6-2eq3
Of no answer, OIL. 6-1Sl5)
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CAPITOL HILL, 3l5 9th st. Sc
Bedrm., kit. utils. furn.. empl.
adults. Ii. l-l4ol.
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used. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
-FOUR STORES, corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. Phone ST. $4,000, Bail
eys Cross Roads shopping center,
Virginia CPhone 49l-1leD, 1882
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring (Phone
~. Sllo5l, lo4 William St., Freder-
icksburg, Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472).
Full selection at all stores. Baileys
Cross Roads and Silver Sprin &
stores open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

REFRIGERATOR, Gibson and Ken
more washing m hine, excel.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-VA.

ARL., Newly decor. large l.
bedrm. apt, mr.. shopping, trsnsp,,
S11b incl. utils. Res. Mgr, laos
| N Taft at IA AAAOR ~O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS EOR SALE INSTANTANEOUS EoR SALE

TYPEWRITERS, oyerhaullng, clean
ing, repairing. Reasonable. Work
guar. In writing. SILVER SPRING
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PIANO

PIANO, French Prov. cherry 4O-in.
console, with direct blow action,
made by Kimball. Compare this
fantastic CAMPBELL value Of S595
with pianos priced $500 and more.
l0-year factory guarantee. Only $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

PIANOS branch stores
have a complete selection Of pianos
and organs on display including
values In slightly used instruments.
Plenty Of parking space at each
s stS5s '2 JD GsSysia ss SEs s crUss
Roads shoppinR cenier, va,
tIsi.7lsD, lb4 william st., Freder.
icksburg, Va. Essex 3-7472). Good
selection at all stores. Baileys
Cross Roads and Silver Sprin
stores open evenings.
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APIS, FURNISHED. G.

CAPITOL HILL, sos A st. ne
Bedrm:, liv.. rrl., kit. and bath.
Utils. furnished. Modern furnish
ings. BY appointment only, 5s2-
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net, $395, Winter spinet, S425, Fis-
cher spinet, SASS. Winter console,
S465, Sturn walnut console (new),
SA75. Over 100 pianos to choose
from at the PIANO MART, l0l5 9TH
st. NV. ST. $500.
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POODIES

POODLES
II you want both beauty and
charm, you should choose from
among my exquisite Miniatures.
They come in all colors and are
PRICED RIGHT. TERMS. Health
guaranteed. Grooming.
2l49 P st. NV. AID. 2-0220
BETHESDA, MD, OIL. 6-2S93
IF no answer, OIL. 6-7515)
POODLES-TOY CHAMP, STUDS,
Puppies, black, brown, silver, show
and pet, reas. WI. 9-3ll2.
POODLE PUPS-Tiny toys, black,
cute and adorable, champ. line, La.
Dor Day special, 736-693o.
P0ODLES, toy, apricot male, Q
wks., Va pounds. Silver male, faith
er champion sired. 2H-A0s9.
PO0DLES, min, black or brown,
males, females, $50. Won derfu
pets. No papers. so, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

PLAYER GRAND PIANO, Electric,
Ivers and Pond, $500. OR. 3-0l5o.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
suppl; supplies; PSker p 5A5les' games d table
ING SUPPLY CO., DI. IAN, 80
ol2 9TH n. NV, DI. 7.A8S1
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ALL-BREED HORSE
AND PONY

CONSIGNMENT SALE
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK AUG.
TON MARKET. INC. 70 miles
west OF Baltimore, Md. at NV. cor.
ner U. S. 40 and 81.
Saturday. September II, 1858
Sale starts promptly at 800 pm. on
tack horses and ponies al 800
pm. Registered quarter horses
first, followed by the regular sale.
Grade horses and ponies, $500 entry
fee plus So
Registered horses. 5000 entry fee
EARLY consignment Of good reg.
lstered quarter horses, pOssih
load OF appalOOsAS and several
truck loads Western horses. Free
drawing on door prizes.
Come prepared 10 buy also, lots OF
tack and wearing apparel. COL. G,
EN BE 2 6siy,r Wooster SGt S Ohio A.
West Friendsip, Md Phone Gilbert
2.221j or Howard Sl24o.
ANGLO ARAB FILLY-3 yrs,
5000. Pony Mare, 4 yrs, old,
500. Anglo Arab yearling gel
ding; Sl5O Pony colt yearling,
5000. Weanling colt. $3.50, All
AANAAAN AaAhNA MAlA y NV w VA
braff. Call 7ba-2212,
ANGUS
Top quality breeding cows. heiiers,
calves, reg, and grade. Reg, bulls,
20 mo HERNDoN A17.7l22.
BEAUTIFUL DUN MARE, Is hands,
qualified hunter and open Jumper.
Won many ribbons, gentle. $500.
Call 3ol 257.2275.
BEAUTIFUL DUN MARE, 10 hands.
qualified hunter and open Jumper.
Won many ribbons. Gentle. $500
30l 2S7.2715.
BEAUT. BLACK PONY - ~ h,
geld, parade. pleasure and time
events. also Jumps. b3i-si33.
BOX STALLS for rent, lge, fenced
pasture, Darnestown, Md. WA.
BUCKsKIN QUARTER HORSE =
qeldingl spirited but gentle,
s3O0. RE. b-7437.
CHESTNUT MARE, saddle and
bride, S12b. Also roping sad
die sP, 3-b4b4
CHESTNUT GELDING, GENTLE
10 hands, $500. Call 7so.75so.
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IMpoRT--spoRrs

TRIUMPH ,5s through 81 TR-S
roadsters (0 to choose FROM. over
dr.. wire wheels, all in excel.
eond. sos down.
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TRUCK DISCOUNTS
Mel Becker at TOMS CHEVROLET
features the largest Inventory Of
1863 Chevrolet trucks In the met.
roDolitan area-at the lowest
prieesl Also specialized truck
bodies and campers. Call NELL
At O4p-2400, 0eorgia Ave. anc
Univ. blvd. Open z Days q Week
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MG '54 I'd, completely repainted
and rechromed. good top and side
curtains, runs very well, could bt
put in concourse condition with
very little work. s795,
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IMpoRr-spoRTs
RENAULT 80 Dauphine 4-door,
eduipped: good cond:. S4a5.

7026 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
RENAULT 81 Dauphine 4.df.. r.
and h. S695.
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IMpcRr-spoRrs
TRIUMPH 81, 2 tops. wire wheel
heater, excellent shape. Make offel

vOLKswAGEN ,67 sunroof. blue,
minor fender work. so95. 36b.
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IMP0RT--spoRTs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received Z
shiploads of 1903 VolkswaRens.
Immed. delivery. ALI colofs %
choose from. All body styles.
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AVIATION
BEECHCRAFT

NATIONAL Hl1SHEHAcs XHfAT1oN corr.
OF. 4-7056 24s-6097
NEW MOONEY MASTER. Just arr
rived at Freevay Airport. For
sales, service and rental come out
and see us. Rent q new Mooney
for only SIS an hour. For more
information, phone 236-S324.
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AUT0MOTIVE MISC,

C0RVAIR. 80 eng. trans. and
rear suspension unit, $3.50 or best
offer. Must sell. EN-. 6-1066.
FRONT END MACH, floor type,
equip. to align Amer. or foreign
cars. Ii. 4-7206 or Ii. 4-720A.
JUNKING '53 DODGE. overdrive
cheap. hSics Come e SCa Ss6e Prospect IS R1S g.,
Kensington. between IL and 6
only, or call 949-37Sb. after ~.
Own tools required.
JUNKING Ip48 Wiilys wagon,
standard tras.. all or pieces. VII.
2-7200, Ext. 4734, ewes. WIZ. 2
0O74,
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ROSenthaI

FIAT 80 "IiO0" sedan, fully
equip. $4,000 actual miles, Wv.
tires, good family or End car.
UNITED'S best buy. S499, cash.
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AUT0M0BILEs FOR SALE

AMERICAN 'e2 Custom "4O0' con-
vertiple, only 5000 miles By one
careful owner, all white with
white nylon top, red leather bucket
seats hydramatic, power steering
and brakes, T. and h., Wv. tires.
Was S2,095. Special S1.92s.
American Service Center
Studebaker-Lark- -Mereedes-BenS
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., IA. 7-7722
ANTIQUE PACKARD '37 club
coupe, T. and h., good tires. Make
offer. can drive away. 24e.766S.
AUSTIN '6I sprite sport roadster.
very clean, inspection guaranteed,
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and N sts. NV. 965-1700
BUICK 80 Special 2-door coupe.
auto. trans, r. and h., Wv. tires,
beaut. maroon with white top, was
S2,lgs. Special Sl,9gs.
American Service Center
Studebaker-Lark- Mercedes Benz
5s5 N. Olebe Rd., Arl., IA. 7-7722
BUCKS 1872 demos, as much as
Sl,4O0 off. RALPH BROWN
BUICK. $50 II st. ne. II. 6-0267.
BUICK '57 Special 2-dr. hardtop
coupe. 2. and h.. auto, trans,
snow tires, excel. eond., 5000
cash. Pvt. OWNER, JU. s-77i2.
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IMP0RT--SP0RTS
lcONIINuEpl

AUsTIN-HEALEY go, de luxe
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
1914 NORTH FORT MYER DRIVE,
ARLINGTON. VA. IA. 6-2614
CONSUL 80 convertible, fully
equipped, excellent condition. S49b.
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American Service Center

METROPOLITAN 80 convertible,
fully equipped, 1907 warranty
available. Low price. BURROWS
RAMBLER, 900 M st. Sc, Ii. A.
$500. (Opp. Navy Yd.)
Evening star., 1963-02-15
MOTORCYCLES

MEssERsCHMIDT Cruisetts. with
heater and spare parts. 1901
Blair I'd. ne. TU. 2-3207.
YAMAHA $50 &C '63, 276 mis-. fully
equip, $3.50. Must sell. going over
seas. 62S-4577 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1963-02-15

baseball, football, any
sport !. you'll be on
solid ground when
you follow The Stars
hord-hitting coIUmnists
Francis Stonn and Nor
ris SiegeI. And there's
an additional bonus:
backing them up is
a comprehensive sports
section that lets you
sit in on all the big
events, brings you the
thrills Of all the action
with eoIorfvI details.
To be an oII-oroUnd
sports fan in the know
follow the byIines thot
mean sports:
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

CRANE for rent, Q yard, 90 ton,
p and H Crawler. over l00-ft.
boom. clam bucket or shove. Sur
plus to our needs. win give low
rate to right party. Cal OF. T.
S766.
CRANE. For sale P and Il. 225A.
in good condition, 75-f. boom,
tag line, good rubber. See 1t
working on Job. Surplus TO our
needs. Call OF. 4-s756.
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. H. MOORE
u. 8. sol, / Mile South Of New 80
MitchellVille, Nd. CE. 6.ele1
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEV. 'bI, dumpl 10 WhetIefI
auto, p.s., real clean truck.
PALMER FORD
HAMILTON ST. a JAMESTOWN RID
w. HYATTSVILLE, MD. AP 7-0114
OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5
DODGE AZ. thrown rod. Make Of
fer. Mr.. AARON TEITEL week
days. AP. 7-0400.
FORD $50 Is-ton pickup, overload
springs. $1,000. Phone DU. 6-SS7S.
FORD '5s, ''F 1000" tractor. all
new tires, real good shape.
PALMER EORD
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IMP0RI-sPnRIs
MERCEDES-BENZ

LA ASA1AN4
DUE TO THE CONTINUING RE RE-
Ec0b EScp30bsp 81 NJ new oTE tASE sHIE;
WE ARE MAINTAINING OUR Ex-
IRA LOW SALE PRICES ON
LIKE-NEW MERCEDES.
'62 "220S" 4-dr., graphite gray
red tex leather interior, Wv.
tires. AM-FM radio, special, SO, ,705.
'12 "190C" 4-dr. sedan, light gray
blue tex leather interior, r. and
=. Special. S2,9g6.
'92 "220sE" sedan. beautiful Jet
black finish. red genuine leather
Ipah,olsttery " a,o Wv; tires, ;,., AM-sM ~ ddS
genuine leather interior, low mile
age. Special, sS,S9b.
80 "190sL" roadster beige with
red genuine leather upholstery.
new Wv. tires, T. and h. Special
80 ""IiSSoB" 4-dr. sedan CO.., both
have r. and h., and In excel. cond.
Extra special price, S1,S95.
go "l00-D" 4-drs. (2). This is the
famous diesel economy car that
fully equipped. Priced as low as
so "iS0' 4-dr.. beaut. 2-tone fin
ish, immac. inside and out. top
cond. Extra special, S1,5e5.
'b9 "100D" 4-dr., sun roof, r. and
h., tex leather upholstery. Wv.
tires. Special. S1,70b.
80 "220S" 4-dr., beautiful jet-blk.
finish, red genuine leather up
holstery. German radio. Special,
IS "iSosL" coupe. beaut. flaming
red, Wv. tires, beige tex. leather
interior, r. and h. Special, S2,3g5.
'5S "210" 4-dr,, beaut. Jet black
with red genuine leather uphol-
stery, AMIN radio. a Iow-miieaee
1-owner car. Special this week
end only, $1,305. Several others
70 choose from as low as 5000
American Service Center
Authorized Mercedes-B Dealer
6S5 N. 0lebe Rd., Arl. ia. 7.7722
MGA 80 roadster, beautiful beige
finish, low mileage, owner. Truly
q beautiful automobile in every
respect. This one must be seen.
Sl,299 cash, trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CTR.
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 940-2700
MGA 1860. red, wire wheels, Pr
relli Super Sport tires, new bat
terry, excel. cond. HE. 4-s016.
MG '54 I'd, completely repainted
and rechrOmed, good ton and side
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Marshall Once Feared
For His Future in Armv

political influence in my effort
to be recognized"
Many years earlier, in Octo-
Der, 1915, 1t. Marshall wrote
to the superintendent of his
old school, the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, that "the alb
Solute Stagnation in promotion
in the infantry has caused me
to make tentative plans for
resigning as soon as business
conditions improve D.. I do not
feel it right to waste all my
best years in the vain struggle
against inSurmountable diff
cultieS."
The difficulties he had in
mind were those confronting a
first lieutenant at the age of
IS in moving ahead through
the Army's slow promotion
period.
The biography, written by
Forrest C. Poge with the edi-
torial assistance of Gordon
Harrison, pictures Gen. Mar
shall as a highly competent
leader of men from the earliest
years Of his military career,
which began in 1902. He was,
nevertheless, engaged during
much of his service in staff
work because of his brilliance
as a planner and director of
other mems efforts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
BY the Associated Press

The late Gen. George c.
Marshall, one of the most IA
nous World War II and post
war United States leaders,
once feared that he did not
have ANY future of impor-
lance"
And, at an earlier stage in
his Army career, he seriously
considered quitting the mill
tary service entirely and 60
ing into some other work.
Gen. Marshall's concern
over the development of his
career-and his declared I'M
willingness to use political in
fluence to attain high position
is disclosed in an article
published in Look magazine
today, based on a newly writ
ten biography drawn from the
generals memoirs, scores of
interviews and more than
half-a-million docume n t S
bearing upon his life.
The volume, George c.
Marshall: Education of a Gen.
eral, 188O-1939," is to be pub
lished by the Viking Press,
Inc, New York.
Four Years Till War
At the time he wrote of his
serious misgivings about his
future to Gen. John J. PERISH
ing, who had been United
States commander in World
War I, Gen. Marshall was a
colonel and a few days short
of SIS years old. It was 1885,
and World War II was four
years off. Still ahead of him
lay his career as wartime
Army Chief Of Staff and sub
sequent service as Secretary of
State and as Secretary of De-
tense.
The postwar plan for Euro
pean Recovery was to bear his
name as "the Marshall Plan"
because, as Secretary of State,
he had first proposed the
great joint United States-Eu-
ropean effort to rebuild the
economy of the continent.
But two days after Christ
mas, 1895, when Col. Marshall
was hoping for promotion to
brigadier general so that he
might still have time left be-
fore retirement to serve as
chief of staff, he had, of course,
no notion whatever Of the
brilliant opportunities ahead
of him.
Gen. Pershing had been in
terested in promoting Col.
Marshall's career, and to him,
Col. Marshall wrote:
IT have possessed my self
impatience. but I am fast get
ting too old to have any future
of Importance in the Army.
This sounds pessimiStic, but an
approaching birthday &.
rather emphasizes the growing
weakness of my position"
Letter to Pershing
Gen. PerShing had earlier
noted in a letter to a friend
that Col. Marshall will never
turn his hand to help himself"
He had received a letter from
Col. Marshall saying that he
CMarshalD preferred to earn
promotion on his record and
was determined mot to use
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TuIks on Pesticides
Open to Public

Prince Georges County Ex-
tension Service plans two ses-
sions to explain the use Of
modern pesticides to home gar
deners. Call 627-3OOO. Extern
sion 224, to register.
On Thursday at Prince
Georges Plaza. 8:15 pm, Clay
ton c. Werner, assistant county
agent, and Ralph Bran, de-
partment of entomology, Uni
versity Of Maryland, will talk
on The World Of Pesticides. "
On March % at Sandymount
Elementary School, NARROW
Heights, 8:15 pm. the same
program will be repeated.
This coming Tuesday, w. H.
Youngman, garden editor of
The Star, will talk at the
Sandymount School at 8:15
pm. on plants for Use Around
the Home" Please call 627-
5000, Extension 224 If you plan
to attend this session.
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When spring begins TO stir
In the air, most people feel
that forcing some Towering
branches into bloom will help
our impotence with the sea-
sonal change. We all know that
spring never comes without
some cold setbacks and. ounce,
forsythia, pussywillow, pear
and cherry branches help to
overcome such periods. The
loveliest aspect Of such cut
branches is TO watch the slow
development Of the tight and
dormant buds. Whether they
produce flowers or SIN all
bright green leaves, they give
great Joy and satisfaction to
the careful observer.
Take, for instance, the star
magnolia with its fuzzy gray
buds and thick, gnarled stems.
Even a few short days after
bringing them indoors, they
swell to almost double their
size. The mysterious combina-
ton of warmth. light and mois-
ture leases them to unfold
their lovely flowers long be-
fore they are due in the gar
den.
To watch the bursting of
such a bud is an exciting