Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1947 — Page 4

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rk Town hall on current will be introduced by Mrs. ) Enslen Tinder, who will preside at the discussion luncheon oe lecture at the Claypool

tr ———— LUXURY. LINER SETS RECORD LONDON, Jan. 9 (U. P.)~The liner Queen Elizabeth docked at ‘Southampton today at 1:30 a. m., days, 11 hours and 24 minutes fter leaving New York. This is a

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By KEYES BEECH

the general does, I will do.” There was just a trace of wist-

{and his face looks so serene and

Jonged to retire at the end of the

“That's my favorite picture of him,» Mrs. Marshall said, looking at the newspaper which announced her husband's new job. “It was taken at the beginning of the war

unworried. He hasn't looked that way since.” ‘Declines to Comment ‘ Mis. Marshall declined to comment on the general's new assignment. She said: ‘I'd rather not say anything until he gets here.” Gen. Marshall is en route to Hawaii from China. He will rest here for several days before proceeding to Washington. His wife, a sinus’ ‘sufferer, came here several weeks ago to escape the cold and dampness of the Chinese winter. Mrs. Marshall said she wrote her recéntly published book “Together,”

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the story of her life with the gen-

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Times Foreign Correspondent HONOLULU, Jan, 9~—“Whatever

war is just as far away as it ever)

the -general {about until it was finished.

‘band’s new eminence,

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DREAMS FADE—With the appointment of her husband, en. George C. Marshall as secretary of state, Mrs. Katherine Tupper Marshall (above) must give up her dreams of retiring to_their quiet Virginia farm and follow her famous husband. :

eral to “show what kind of man he; really is. So few people know him as, a human being. is not overmodest, or retiring, as many people | seem to think. * ? “The general knows his capacities but this knowledge is tempered with = a humility and selflessness that I think is found in few great men,” she added. "Does - that sound like. hero worship on the part of an ‘adoring wife? Well, I don’t consider him a hero—he wouldn't like it if I did— but I do consider him a great man.” Mrs. Marshall said that her book was a top secret project, which even himself didn’t know

Her First Effort “It was my first literary effort and | 1 didnt know how it was going to. =

“lcome out,” she said. It came about =

when the general was sent to/= China. We had been looking forward so much fo retiring and he was afraid I'd be lonely, so he suggested that I straighten out all the notes, clippings ‘and letters I'd been collecting. So I did and the book was the result.” ~If Mrs. Marshall managed to conceal her excitement over her husAnna, her Chinese maid, did not. Anna was beaming with pleasure, because she will accompany her mistress to w oC fae

ashington. Copyright, 1947, by The Indianapolis Times : The Chicago Daily News, Ine.

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B. U. Accounting Club | To Hear CPA Officer

The Butler university Accounting club will hold a dinner meeting at | 6:30 p. m. today. g Charles Murray, local manager of Peat-Marwick-Mitchell & Co. will speak. Mr. Murray is past president of the ‘Indiana Society of Certified Public Accountants, Robert Mathews, Indianapolis, is general chairman of arrangements and Robert Terrican, Indianapolis, is in charge of the program.

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