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fclX MEDFORD (OHEGON1 MAIL TRIBUNE Gl Bill of Rights Dies Wednesday For All Bui Few Washington j.', The GI Bill f.f Rights, which strst 2.200, 000 rrvGIs to college and train ed sr.'h'r 5.600.000 in various ?&ra'.:r r.s ors Wedne.-day for .1 r f V.Vr.d War II v-'.cra' ftp silr.-r.j to (o:-:: ,f ira;-.in urn'r t"r- pr'-r-i"! '.'.:.! hp r..-e who "r...-,'ri in '.:-t.56 under th- .r.'sry rerrji'ment act ar:d i.ard-hip ca-s if rii'-i.ld former G!- Korean Vets To Continue Vc rans of the Korean war. both uh'.-n an-'i d:-'W d. wi.I -'n-timo srl,'wl and "-u;vm p trninir? fr'f' crri! i .irs u.nh'T Other i .' . Af'.r t'rn'rr-w ti. j. ri: rn? -.' 1 r t- ;c'fT:r: unci' r 12-y kr--'A C,l r.:!l r f n:2h wii! h liner1" r i.'j.'l.e i r d h'.i : loan )!?-; ion Thi- rio- i -r,t ( .- -fiXTf- J'jlv H."). fJU. i'Tld there i- a Ko'vd ri?iti:e it .Mil Li-1 extended Thf education program nt $14."i'!l.'ifil.lj'ii). Biil YA spokoM-ian i.iid it will i.?1 well r paid in !; iorm f v x- sti!I and ."rrad taxr: fr-.m ti:e hinhT iTicfir.c n.iifi; passible by the program. Means More Taxes Thp avtae- inf'nT.G rf veter ans who tr ained under -hc GI bill is i.p 51 per -nt for U.e pa Six ears nmipa rtrcf ith an in crease of on? IS per ent for non- oters. This, of rour.e, means fac for tjiei gov ernment. A VA s;jihs.m8H cv.inntui (he government's, investment will hp rr'uriicvi n abot: l.i years in tales slore. Snmp C'viniioti ai.n say :he program :dej H allium Hip natron s pr;i'j a ecanwr." by Veepm: m-re fi'sri 2.WV).V)0 vet- j e-ans out of the hasj Ubor msr- ; t ! Smart TV Square 7363 fn. 72 r, Beautify your TV set with this smart new cover easy to cro chet in any size! Favorite pine apples and mesh form the pretty pattern! Tattern 7363: Crochet TV square IM-inches in No. 30 mer cerized cotton: smaller in No. 50: larger in bedspread cotton. 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Elliott, coiiege president, sid Monday night that 33 women and only two men were known victims of the crr.'ire rr. lady Ellio't said the illness does r r,- snrrn o bp serious and is t: "(r'y.'nzrd hy liigh fevers. r.:th in some rases have reached 104 degrees, acu'e diar rhea and v.initing. Hp said the cause of the epi-df-mi'- vm r.'-r et known but :h-o.-:zed ,t may have resulted from something the summer stu ri n's ate in the women's dormi tories, lie s;i id he did not know v. heti.cr th ill male students h.'id f-jiten a' thp women's dormi tor:' s . K;i:tt said 'he sick students 'ere 'akcti different hospitals i:i hopes ef isola'ing tne cause ' -f t !o e t: i - f ' e Grange Upper Applegate The regular meeting of the I.'pprr Appleiiii'e Grange will be hr id in tile niiinsiu!"n e-f tiie fi'icri scho'p! f'nday cvniins July .'.Tr;. Ed Ramsav and daunh 't. Misr;." B- 'ii. will present mil tifii numbers and Mrs. Ramsay will give a shor' talk on a topic of rurrrnt interest. Gold Hill The Gold Hill Grange held its regular meeting Thursday July : li. Mii.-ter Hermiin Kamping con ducting tin' meeting. The attend ance at tiie meeting uas good, especially the attendance of of ficers. The Grange was sorry to have to jirrept the resignation r.f Har old Densmore. who is patron of the Juvenile Grange. The Dens morei are moving to a new posi tion. The annual picnic was discuss ed nd it was decided to hold it in the park at Grants Pass, the date to be announced later. The lecture hour was spent in jroup singing and discussion wi the community project, that the Grange is sponsoring. The dances held at the Grange hall, every Saturday night are proving to be quite a success. Granges closed with the retir in drill at the regular hour. The ret serving committee will he Mr. and Mrs Alva Wal ker and riuhy Qunekenbush. MPs Investigate Rape Of Young German Girl Munich. Germany U. S. military police 1oday investi gated a report that two Ameri can soldiers raped the IR-year-old German wife of a U. S. serv iceman. Mrs. Irmgard McGaha told German police she was assaulted Saturday while walking in the woods near suburban Schleiss heim. She said she was carrying her two-weeks-old baby when she was accosted hy two soldiers who attacked her. German police reported the case to U.S. military authorities. U.S. officials said the girl's husband has heen transferred to the United States. They refused to give his full name and ad dress. A long series of incidents in volving U. S. servicemen recent ly brought demands from Ger man authorities for stricter con trol of troops. Man Wasn't Kidding; Drowning Was Real Paris. Tenn. L'P Cecil Vic tor Balthroo's wife and another couple explained today that they laughed while he drowned be cause he always "kidded a lot" and they thought he was "joking." Balthrop. 21. of Clarksdale. Tenn.. his wife, Evelyn, and the other couple were swimming at the Paris Landing State Park Sunday when Balthrop began crying for help, they said. By the time they realized his trouble was real, they said, it was too late to reach him. A rescue squad recovered tiie boriv later. WRECK KILLS THREE Buenos Aires -UP) Three trainmen were killed Monday as a baggage car was derailed near the town of General Las Heras. cf the Tueiday, July 24. 1956 No Forgiveness for GOP if Ike Runs, British Papers Say London U.R' Two British national newspapers said today that the world will never for give the U.S. Republican party if it "hounds" President Eisenhow er into running for a second term merely to serve the party's own nerds. "If the suspicion were pver proved well-founded that a great political party was ready for its own ends to hound this man i Eisenhower beyond physical endurance, it could never be forgiven." said The Liberal News-Chronicle. The Socialist Daily Herald said bluntly that ' the effort may well kill Ike." Vill Curse Republicans "If it does, we who like him and ail Americans will curse the Republican party." the news paper said, "if Ike is president again, it's a near certainty that .his stablepiate. the unspeakable Richard -Nixon, will finish off his term for him." The Herald said that 'the truth is that Ike is in no state to run again as president." The more cautious News Chronicle said that for non Americans "an element of the macabre is creeping into the presidential election." It said that "much is forgiven in the rough arena of politics, hut even in politics there should be a limit." "How far the Democrats can 'use' the President's health is none of our affair, nor does the question of how the Republi cans handle it directly concern us." The News-Chronicle added "But it is absolute nonsense to pretend that the election is be yond foreign comment." 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Jerome is a senior member in electricity and gave the live stock members a fine demon stration. They enjoyed the re freshments he had prepared him self. The club is proud of Mar y Anne Barker's calf showmanship at the Sis-Q 4-H fair recently. She is nine years old, and is raising a pig. But there was not a pig for her to take in the ring, so she took a calf and took first place. She received a pail. She also led a Holstein cow, but the cow did not want to be have and started running. Mary Anne didn't let go, so the judge gave her a curry comb for trying so hard. She is the only one from this club to go to 4-H sum mer camp at Lake of the Woods this month. The next meeting will be at Shirley and Noel Dunlaps. The date has not been set. The Ruch Applegate fair will be at Apple gate Aug. 3 and everyone in the community is invited. Robert Ziegler, Reporter. 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