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T )Vets In School Advised Of Step For Advancing '. Veterans training under the G.I. 'Bill are reminded by the Veterans Administration of steps they must take in order to move up from their present courses to courses at the next higher level. ' First, the VA said, they must apply for advanced training either before they complete their cur rent course, or within 3D days fol lowing its completion. . Second, they must go ahead with their additional training cith er within 30 days after finishing their present courses, or on the first day that enrollment of stu dents in their new course is per mittedwhichever is later. The normal summer vacation p2riod doesn't count in such cases for veteran-.studen.s in i.oibges and other schools organized on a term, quarter or semester basis. A veteran, for example, who re ceives his AB degree in June, and who applies for graduate training in time, need not start his advanc ed course until the fall semester. The VA said its rules apply to nearly all veterans in training under the G.I. Bill: Those dis . charged on or before July 25, 1947, who started their courses on or be fore the July 25, 1951, cut-off date, and who have been in training since except for certain reasons beyond their control. Veterans expecting to take ad vanced training under the G.I. Bill were urged to discuss their plans Twnn ine va oeiore compicuon o. their present courses. Tui., May 13, 1952Th Nwi-Rvltw, Roitburg, Ora. 1 1 LOCAL MEN IN FAR EAST Two Roseburg area men ir among those serving -in ihe first tactical air control squadron u. its kind to be formed in the Pacific Fleet. They are Lt. John II. Newby, USN, husband of Mrs. Helen B. Newby of Roseburg, and Oather D. Webb, seaman, USN, husband of Mrs. Juanita Webb of Myrtle Creek. They are attached to Am phibious Grdnp Three in B'ar East ern waters. ROBINSON ON REPAIR SHIP David .0. Robinson, seaman ap prentice, USN, of Myrtle Creek, is serving aboard the repair ship USS Delia wjtn the 1'acific Fleet, rlob inson entered the naval service December 29, 1951. He rnce '-.t recruit training at San Diego. Be- :ore entering the Navy he ata-.id ed Franklin High School in Frank' Iin, Neb. MESKE HOME ON LEAVE 11 Carl F. Meske, USAF. is spend ing a 30-day leave at his home at , 1935 Beacon Way. He is the son of mr. ana Mrs. Cart M. Meske. ; For the past 21 months he has been serving a tour of overseas duty. Following completion of his leave Meske will report for duty at Hensley Field, Texas. NAVY MAN ADVANCES Austin II. Welt, Jr., has been ad vances to aviation machinist's mate, third class, USN. He is serv ing with Helicopter Utility So--l- ron One at Naval Air Stations in the San Diego, Cal. a.va. Au is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Welt of Roseburg. m rv ' -v - i.s JpCTt mm By MYRTLE BURR It's not surprising in the least that music is on the list - as "top medicine" at men tal hospitals throughout the : country. People have been using music for centuries to give a "lift to the spirits." i And so when they tell us ff that palie.its respond to both ; the listening and the active participation in music . . .we have a tendency to say, "Of ; course . . .why not?" There's music for every " mood. . .to inspire, to soothe, , to call up a happy response. ; If the mentally ill . . .who ; are usually interested in no - outside influences . . .will : respond to music. . . what must it do for the well? The ' answer is that music i an important spice to ex s ; tence. The listening and the - playing are enriching to any ; on?. So when you think of . ail the good things for your children's future . . .the 1 strong body, th? c-.ipaolc - mind, the good character . . . '. remember the th. -.j- c' M spirit. Remember to give ' them music. Now is the time to start ; your children out in the last- ing inspiration of classical ; mu.:ic . . .Let them barn . to love the music of cen- turies, by choosing their own , favorite pieces of shc?t mu ; sic. We have a fine sr-Iec- (ion and are happy to Mp - find the music best suited to ; the beginner at OTT & RICK . ETTS MUSIC STORE. 101- 105 W. Cass St. Phone: J 3-3202. (Paid advertisement) J2) . " ... ftnEGON .. Ka- ,-riCS N w' uepubnw" "'"',' import'" ' .,,, ' chert a-. . fltmost ''ywimi ame " Strategy wation ! l:he Oregon . row- :Taft on we etnP - who " lul . f the " Tpvii Wet- recogww !.:-; nn. lost V j been P.er flS oneno n0Wn ho - thai rdentH cl . But mu ,B.tyear. -- .,et3Cna rteegaW - Aletscban the A ' r ' . I, of Biw"1 baUot - ,et an ou- 0 the . M, ior &wr in 1905 law daWl-: ledirec y ''. .resident a- frtea repUa T to cam ;;ln twtty y-;w' dug - 19l5 105 j -Tpoutic, rfrt l" fiie a dec didat ' - ro vote i -tion "Tt.reeat nun - X; receive . ..,...hoe.n. - .,-vteandto':Ro)ertA'"-A mrtw-. . . Peet the e.; voler, w- 3r Vr.t Bana, - th Fa x ot P --tine l.r. candiaa their, v ' .n .rm of then" ,W cancuu-7 gayil4g to- '" (ine ot the act -, Oregon- - Perhaps '''"lie other--" on iii- .1 . . l' ,!)'' TAKE THIS TO THE POLLS . . . . i raws Any of the Candidates listed below are LEGALLY BOUN D to vote for DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER if he wins in the May primary. DELEGATES-AT-LARGE HOWARD C. BELTON A. W. LAFFERTY G. CYRUS BISHOP DELLMORE LESSARD HARVEY S. BENSON JAMES F. LONERGAN ZYLPHA ZELL BURNS 'SAMUEL H. MARTIN ROBERT ORMOND CASE A. GRANVILLE MAUDSLEY RALPH P. COWGILL WM. M. McALLISTER U. G. DUBACH DOUGLAS McKAY ROBERT A. ELLIOTT JOHN C. F. MERRIFIELD ALBERT M. EPPERLY LESLEY MILLER (Mrt. Chat. !.) F. E. EPTON 1 MERRILL B. MOORES MARIAN W. EPTON "WAYNE L. MORSE "FRANK E. NED FOWLER H. CLAY MYERS, JR. DOUGLAS R. GEROW PAUL F. MYTINGER JOHN H. HALL ALF. O. NELSON DAN HARMON A. W. O'CONNELL JOSEPH E. HARVEY 'GORDON ORPUT MARK 0. HATFIELD CHARLES L. PAINE ALBERT (DUKE) HODLER . WILLIAM F. PATERSON RUFUS C. HOLMAN LESLIE M. SCOTT CATHERINE HOLTZ TALMADGE F. (Jack) STALIY J. 0. JOHNSON LAMAR TOOZE GRAHAM KILLAM SIDNEY F. (SID) WOODBURY IN THE 4th DISTRICT ED. G. BOEHNKE "MAX M. LANDON GENE R. BRANTLEY A. A. LAUSMANN RICHARD FRANKLIN DRAPER ESTELLE 0. MORRISON GEORGE W. HALL LARS P. PETERSON BERETH P. HOPKINS (Mn. C. L.) EUGENE A. SPRINGER HALLIE HUNTINGTON 'WILLIAM E. WALSH Have Publicly Announced for Eisenhower DEMOCRATS You, too, can vote for Eisenhower by writing his name on your ballot IF YOU'RE FOR "IKE" Don't Vote for Candidates Listed Below These candidates filed by petition. They can vote for any candidate, regardless of the choice of you, the people. LOWELL C. PAGET ROBERT A. BENNETT JOHN R. LATOURETTE, JR. PHIL METSCHAN IRENE H. (Mn. George T.) GERLINGER IRVING RAND ul ITU 1 P R I S PENT By Electing Delegates Legally Bound to Support the Choice of Oregon Voters iPD. POL. ADV. DOUGLAS COUNTY FOR EISENHOWER COMMITTEE --ROBERT STULTS, CHAIRMAN, ROSEBURG, OREGON
