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Rep. Marsh Returns

To Private Practice

Washington - Rep. John 0. &arsh, Jr., preparing to re-enter private law practice after four erms in Congress, expressed oday “deep appreciation to the citizens of the Seventh Virginia Congressional District for the

rjr of representing them over

past elgm years!” " " ‘ Marsh, who was not a candidate for re-election, leaves the House jt noon Sunday, to be succeeded by ). Kenneth Robinson. ‘ He said he had been admitted to the bar of the District of Columbia and would establish a law office within the next few weeks at 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. in Washington. Prior to his first election to Congress in 1962, Marsh had practiced law in his home town of Strasburg, Va. In closing his Congressional office, Marsh said he was “grateful for the support and encouragement given me through the years, and for the many new friendships made.” ) Marsh added thast he exjoecte^ “to maintain an active interfet-ir public affairs.”

“Mrs. Marsh and the family joir me in wishing a Happy New Year to all of the citizens of the Seventh District,” Marsh said

available from the Winchestei social security office, located at 20 S. Cameron St. Telephone them • if you desire to ask questions regarding social security. Their number is 667-1511. *

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