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36 months. Less than 10% of eligible Virginia
orphans have thus far applied for college or vocational training under the Act. Most are not yet in the College age group, some have already dropped out of the grades or high school, and many have no ! intention of going on to higher education’ or vocational training.! ,r ir- ' _ War orphans graduating' from high school7 this coming June who plan college or vocational training are Urged t0 apply now to the Veteran? Administration so that the 'preliminary counseling and guidai
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can be accomplished in orderly fashion not to mention increased capacity for service to the state and nation. I recently saw a statement by a national authority pointing out that the lifetime earning expectancy of thg av-, erage bigh school graduate is $165.0(0 as compared with $268,. 000 for the college graduate. ?
Edwird M. Mathews, of the Front Royal Office of the Division of War Veterans’ Claims, is in Washington at the Cleric’s Office • on Isl and 3rd Moods? from' 2:00 tc| 4:00 p. m. and will gladly give more details on this subject or any other matter connected with veteran’s affairs
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