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Evening star., 1961-05-04

gelatin. in cold pineapple
sirup and dissolve over hot
water. Stir into pineapple.
Add Creme de Menthe or
mint extract. Tint with green
coloring if needed.
Cherry pink filling: Soften
gelatin in cold pineapple
sirup and dissolve over hot
water. Stir into pineapple.
Add cherries. Flavor with
brandy. Tint with extra food
coloring II needed.
To assemble: Cut cake into
three even layers. Place bot
tom layer on cake plate.
Whip cream. Fold / cup into
each Of the Filings. Fold "a
of the coconut into each fill
ing. Spread green filling on
bottom layer, top with second
layer. Spread pink filling on
second layer, cover with top
layer. Spread remaining
whipped cream over top and
sprinkle with coconut. Deco
rate as desired with pine
apple rings and cherries.
Serves 10 to IL.
Evening star., 1961-05-04

and jumbo or regular size
shrimp are more good values
for the week end.
II you submitted your IA
vorite recipe to the National
Chicken Cooking Contest
the local winners will be
announced this week. The
contestants from the Wash
ington Metropolitan area
will compete in q cook-off
to be held at the Washington
Gas Light Co., on May Is
and II.
First and second place
winners of the local cook
off in both the senior and
junior divisions will auto
matically become finalistS in
the national contest which
will take place at Seaford.
Del, June 15-17. Top award
for the senior winner here
will be q modern gas range;
first-place winner In the
junior division (under 18)
will receive an electric fry
pan. Second-place winners
will receive electric appli-
ances. In addition all four
winners will have their ex-
penses paid when they par
ticipate in the national
cook-off.
The grand prize for the
national champion chicken
cook this year will be a two
week, expenses-paid, four
country tour Of Europe for
two. The chicken cooking
contest is sponsored annually
by the Poultry and Egg Ma
tional Board and the Del
marva Poultry Industries,
Inc. ". r.
Evening star., 1961-05-04

find some excellent values
in packaged chicken parts
-. legs, breasts, wings, backs
and necks. According to the
United States Department Of
Agriculture, there'll be some
is per cent more broiler-
fryers coming to market this
May than a year ago.
Outstanding beef buys In
clude sirloin, porterhouse and
round steaks; chuck roasts
and steaks: rib roastS (7-
inch cut) and rib steaks, and
eye of the round. Shoulder
roasts. boneless or with bone
in, and sirloin tip roaSts are
also on the recommended list.
Ham slices are a featured
buy and a good running
mate for the large Grade A
white eggs that are a real
bargain this week. Smoked
and canned picnics are both
in the good buy category.
shad Good Buy
Buck shad. large porgies
and rockfish, all freshly
caught in Chesapeake Bay
waters, are notable offerings
at fish counters and
prices are very attractive.
Shad roe sets, fresh-caught
blues, founder and founder
fillets, back fin crab meat,
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Angel Dessert

Minty green filling:
2 teaspoons plain gelatin
2 tablespoons cold pineapple
sirup
! cup drained, crushed pine
apple
/ tablespoon (green) Creme
de Menthe or few drops
mint extract
Green food coloring
Cherry pink filling:
2 teaspoons plain gelatin
2 tablespoons cold pineapple
siTup
cup drained. crushed pine
apple
u cup chopped maraschino
cherries
/ tablespoon brandy or fla
voring
Red food coloring
2 cups whipping cream
2 cups moist shredded Coco
nut
Bake and cool / (10-inch)
angel food cake. using your
own recipe or made from o
mix. Make Filings.
Minty green filling: Soften
Evening star., 1961-05-04

Strawberries are still fairly
expensive and the quality
leaves something to be de-
sired.
California's 1861 Valencia
oranges are in. The crop
matured early this year and
will be In the markets from
now through November. The
growers say the smaller sizes
will be the big buy this year
but remember, size doesn't
influence quality or flavor in
this case. The smaller fruit
is just as sweet and juicy As
ever. AS appetite appeasers.
they're the perfect choice Of
the calorie conscious. One Of
the smaller size ValenciaS
contains only so calories and
praCClCally no 1dG.
Top vegetable buys are
Florida corn, new green cab
bage, Texas onions, and new
Florida potatoes. Shoppers
will also find good supplies
of snap beans, beets, broccoli,
lettuce, old crop potatoes,
radiShes and asparagus
Plentiful Fryers
Bargains at meat counters
this week are centered around
fryers. whole and cut-up,
and beef.
In addition to the whole
and cup-up fryers, you'll
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Pineapple Elan

IA cups granulated sugar
8 whole eggs
2 tall cans evaporated milk
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
s tablespoons brandy or rum,
warmed
/ can mo. l flat CAM crushed
pineapple. we'll drained
A But l cup Of sugar into q
deep pan in which the custard
is to be baked and place over
heat, stirring constantly until
the sugar melts and turns
golden. Add crushed pine
apple at bottom Of pan be-
fore sugar Is completely
cooled. Tip the pan around
until 1t is entirely coated
with the caramel-pineapple
mixture; cool while making
cuStard.
Beat eggs, add milk, re-
naming sugar and vanilla.
Mix we'll. Strain into the
caramel-pineapple coated
pan, cover and place pan in
q large pan containg hot
water. (In Spanish this is
called "bano de Maria"
which means Mary'S bath.)
Bake custard at $50 degrees
for about l hour, or until
knife inserted in the center
comes out clean. When ready
to serve, turn out on platter.
pour brandy or rum over
flan, ignite, and send to the
table flaming. Serves 8 to 10.
Evening star., 1961-05-04
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star

Food Editor Of The Star
Just why we call the
pineapple a pineapple is
q little obscure since
there's no resemblance
to the apple either in
appearance or flavor.
In South America,
the native home of the pine
apple. the Indian name is
"anana", derived from the
Guarani Indian language:
The "a" signifies fruit in
general and mana" means
excelling.
Early Spanish explorers
when they found the fruit
growing in the, West Indies
and Mexico gave 1t the name
"pina de Indies" because Of
It's general appearance to a
pine cone. The English called
1t pineapple and the name
stuck.
It wasn't until the early
18th century that the pine
apple gained o toehold in
Hawaii when q Spanish sea-
man brought 1t there from
Mexico. Now Hawaii and
pineapple are practically
synonymous the. pine
apple canning business is q
major industry Of our 50th
State.
Call 1t what you will
anana or pineapple, It's an
excellent fruit in any Ian
guage and one Of the most
versatile on the market
fresh, frozen or canned.
Pictured here is q pine
apple bleu cheese ring that
Is spectacular looking as well
as good to eat. Served with
finger sandwiches, q glass of
fruit punch or iced tea and
you have q good choice for
Q special occasion luncheon.
In this attractive salad.
pineapple tidbits are folded
into a smooth velvety base
made by blending bleu and
cottage cheese with mayon-
naise and sour cream, thick
ened with unflavored gela-
tin. This makes a soft creamy
mold and needs q long chill
ing period. The center Of the
ring is filled with q color
full assortment Of fruits Z.
mandarin orange sections,
whole strawberries and pine
apple tidbitS.
Because this L. such .
popular fruit, we've selected
additional recipes starring
pineapple as an ingredient
three scrUmptious des-
serts. and o nut bread that
can Be used for teatime sand
wiches, the lunch box or
with salads.
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Pineapple Torte

4 egg whites
! cup granulated sugar
"a teaspoon cream Of tartar
"a teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon vanilla
4 drops almond extract
"a cup slivered blanched al
monds
/ can mo. 21a) pineapple
chunks
] cup whipping cream
Heat oven to 450 degrees.
Place egg whites in electric
mixer. Beat until stiff peaks
form. Combine sugar, cream
of tartar and salt. Gradually
add to egg whites. beating
slowly. Fold in flavorings.
pour into lightly CREASED g.
inch ring mold. Stick top
thickly with almond Slivers,
porcupine fashion. Place In
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Pineapple Cooler

8 cans Il quart IA ounces)
orange-grapefruit Juice
mixture
2 cans (12 ounces) pineapple
Juice
" cup lemon Juice, fresh,
frozen or canned
/ pint grenadine
! pint club soda
! quart ginger ale
Mix all juices and grena-
dine. Pour over ice in punch
bowl or pitcher. Just before
serving, stir in club soda and
the ginger ale. Decorate with
mint leaves. II desired. Makes
so servings.
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Pineapple Ring

2 envelopes unflavored
gelatin
y cup cold water
" cup crumbled bleu cheese
21a cups small-curd cottage
cheese
/ cup commercial sour
cream
" cup mayonnaise
" teaspoon salt
" cup lemon juice
1 can (131a ounces)
pineapple tidbitS
Mandarin oranges
Whole strawberries
Salad green's
In metal cup, soften gela-
tin in cold water. Set cup in
small pan Of hot water over
very low heat until gelatin
is melted. Mash bleu cheese
with fork and mix with cot
stage cheese, sour cream,
mayonnaise, salt. lemon juice
and " cup sil-up drained
from pineapple. Slowly blend
in melted gelatin. Cool until
slightly thickened; fold in
well-drained pineapple
Spoon into rinsed S-inch az
quartz ring mold. Chill until
firm, at least 4 to 6 hours.
(This is q creamy mold and
needs the long chilling.) Un-
mold by dipping in warm
water q few seconds before
inverting onto serving plate
Fill center with drained pine
apple chunks, mandarin
oranges and strawberries
Circle with salad greens,
Makes eight servings.
Evening star., 1961-05-04
ALHE MARKET
WutermeIons Featured

The summer fruit season is under way with
watermelons leading the parade. They're featured
buy at fruit counters all over town this week.
Other good buys among fruits are Florida
grapefruit the season for this citrus is nearing the
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Pineapple Is Delicious
Fruit in Any Language

oven and turn off heat. Leave
until oven cools or overnight.
Chill pineapple in can. Re-
move cooled torte carefully
from ring mold with aid of
spatula, keeping almond side
up. Drain pineapple. Whip
cream until thick. and fluffy
but not dry. Frost outside Of
ring. Fill with pineapple
chunks. Decorate plate with
frosted grape clusters, If de-
sired. Serves six to eight.
Evening star., 1961-05-04
Nut Bread

nut BFe0Q
2 eggs
"a cup sugar
cup melted fat
2 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
cup chopped nuts
cup crushed pineapple
mo. / flat CAM
Beat eggs and sugar to-
gether; add fat. Sift flour,
baking powder and salt to-
geCher. Add dry ingredients to
first mixture and blend. Add
nuts and pineapple (do not
drain). Stir Just enough to
combine. Pour batter into a
creased bread pan (4xS
inches). Bake In moderate
oven $3.50 degreeS for 1 hour.
Makes one medium loaf.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

linen, use a dry iron with the
regulator set at cotton" "
Press iron down firmly on the
patch for seven to 10 seconds,
rotating the iron.
For all other fabrics, use a
dry iron set at wool"
Use a thin pressing cloth
over the work to prevent
scorching and press for II to
is seconds, rotating the iron.
After the part you have work.
ed on has cooled, try to lift
one edge. If any part seems
loose, repeat the process.
Copyrisht 1861, Field Enterprises. Inc
Miss Scott is uIwoys glad TO hear
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but beeouss Of the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
eonnot onswer individual letters.
Because OF the countless
questions TeceiUed regarding
altering of dress patterns,
Patricia Scott has prepared
q nelD booklet, "HotO to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" iDhich
Evening star., 1961-08-30
SEAMS
TO NE
Sewing Short Cuts
Look Professional
: VlE . .
BY PATRICIA SCOTT
Field Enterprises, Inc.

1ANAA AAeSA A--~s
Generally, short cuts turn
out looking sloppy and unpro-
fessional, but, there are some
that save time and still have
a fine finished appearance.
These you shouldn't hesitate
to use.
4 "a
@. Making a good even
slotted seam will be my ruina-
ton. Can you give me any
other method than the one
of pressing the seam allow
ance under and then basting
the folded edges to the und-
erlay before top stitching.
It not only takes a long time
to do, but slips too.-Miss
H. B.
A. Using a machine basting
stitch, stitch a plain seam.
Now, carefully press the seam
open sharply. Cut away all
thread ends but one close to
the fabric. Then, clip the
opposite thread every four
or five stitches apart along
the length Of the seam. Place
the underlay under the seam
and baSte securely. Top stitch
on each side Of the seam as
usual. Remove the machine
baSting by pulling the single
thread end left uncut (See
illustration).
@. I've been told that I
can do the boucle stitch on
my machine even though it
isn't a zigzag model. I bought
it in 1853 and don't wish to
change it just to do, a tiny
bit Of embroidery. Can you
tell me how?-Mrs. T. B.
A. First remove the presser
foot and screw. Drop the
feed or cover the feed with q
feed cover plate. Set stitch
: regulator at neutral and place
the design in an embroidery
hoop.
If you are using yarn or
yarn mixed with metallic,
you will have to loosen the
bobbin tension slightly since
this heavier thread is wound
on the bobbin.
The needle thread is of
matching silk or mercerized
cotton and needle size is No.
II or No. IA. The needle size
is determined by the upper
thread.
I suggest you use an under
lay of organdy for body. The
boucle stitch is a series Of
small circles placed close to-
Evening star., 1961-08-30

gether giving a hubby tex
tured solid design.
Control speed of machine,
going slowly, so the stitch
length is long enough for the
needle thread to be invisible
on the right side.
=
@. I want to mend and de-
corate some things with hot
iron fabric, but I have had
trouble getting it to stick on
when pressing. Can you tell
me how this is done?-Mrs.
K. u.
A. If you are putting the
hot iron fabric on cotton or
Evening star., 1961-08-30

giUeS complete instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly.
For your copy of this guide
to correct fitting, write to
Patricia Scott in care of
The EUening Star, incloSing a
long, Selt-GddreSSed, stamped
enUeIope and rs cents in coin
to coUer costs of printing and
handling.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Dances Set

Club Social Latino-Ameri-
cano Of the District will hold
the first in a series Of dances
at $50 pm. on Saturday at
the main auditorium Of the
knights of Columbus on 10th
street, NV.
Other dances are schedu-
led for September 80, Octo-
ber %, November 25, and De-
cember 80.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

Baker
John Widdicomb
Johnson Handley Johnson
Fine Arts
Widdicomb
Bodart
Berkey
MGM
Valley Workshops
Stephen
Schoonbeck
Modavanti by Heritage
Triune by Drexel
Fortissimo
Dania
Concerto
American Square
Harlequin
Charter by Founders
Acadian by Founders
Firenze
A La Carte
Classico
Canterbury
Welsh Valley
Rural English
Cosmopolitan by White
Sonata
Laurent by Drexel
Composite by Drexel
Tidewater by Morganton
Kenilworth by Morganton
Horizon
Costa Brava
Swedish Guild Imports
Berkeley Square
Hartford House
Evening star., 1961-08-30

. AIexundrio, Va, Richmond Hwy.
U. S. Route
. Londover Hills, Nd, 655l
Annapolis Hwy, Route SO
. HyuttsviIIe, Nd, University Lone
ct Riggs Rd.
SuitIond, Nd, Silver Hill Rd.
Rockville, Nd, 1880 Rockville
Pike Hwy. 24o
. FuIIs Church, w., Arlington Blvd.
Route 50
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
Drugs Impoir
Driving Ability

! distinguished group Of phy-
sicisns warned drivers that bar.
bl'urs'es. trsnquilzers. sntihis.
tamines and other lrugs taken
commonly today can seriously
impair their driving ability.
The doctors appeared on -Traf-
fit Safety Report over Station
WKHH : program presented BY
the station in cooperation with
the Traffic Safety Association
and written and produced by Ho-
ward Cox. Of the TSA staff.
Appearing on the program were
Dr John ". Sheldon. alIergist at
the University Of Michigan; Dr.
Ben Hoffman. assistant psychis.
insi. Detroit Traffic Court Gil
nic:) } DR.. Edward s Zawadzki.
Wayte County Medical Exsmi-
,E~->Snd DR.. Paul Joliet. deputy
chief Accident Prevention Divi-
sion Of the United States Public
Health Service.
They discussed The use of tran
evilirers, snsi-hisfsninies. weight
reducing pills, bsrbifvrsfes, won
der drugs. pep pills. and cold
pills
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
G..,yll;.s q N!y good


jnothing: as | hear, | iudec.
Il can of mine own self a.
and my judgement is Just: be.
cause ! seek not mine own
viii. but the viii Of the Father
which hath sent me-"
John SIG. 20. 3n
Beginning on page rs Of
Science and Health aisil Key
TO the Scriptures Mrs. Eddy
sets forth a beautiful and en-.
tightening Interpretation of
the Lords Prayer" le,
me give what ! understand
10 be the spiritual sense Of
the Lords PRAYER:
Our Father which an in
heaven,
Our Fsfher-Mofher God.
alI-hsrmcniovs,
HalIowed be Thy name
Adorable One.
Thy kingdom come.
Thy kingdom is come; thou
art ever-preseni.
Thv will be done in earth
as il il in heaven.
Enable US TO know. as in
heaven. so on esrfh-Cod is
omn;pofenf. supreme.
Give Us this day our daily
bread.
Give US grace for to-day;
feed she furnished affections;
And forgive US our debts.
IS we forgive our debtors
And love is reflected in
'ove;
And lead US not into temp
'ation. but deliver US from
cTil:
Ard God Iesdesh US not
10 temptation, but deliver.
e'h rs from sin. disease. and
de ,'A.
For thine is the kingdom.
ard The power, and the glory.
f0~nvc
Fo- Cod is infinite. sIl-pow-
e.. sll-Life. Truth, Love. over
all, and ALL"
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The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02

These were some OF The con.
cluSons the doctors agreed on.
The drugs could give a false
sense cf control.
Many who take such medication
should not drive for al least four
hours thereafter.
Some can produce a lack Of co.
ordination and good judgment
as well as loss Of depth percep-
tion.
They can make the taker sleepy
and also in some cases cause dan.
gerous personality changes.
They emphasized that druas
taken before or while a person
Is drinking alcoholic beverages
can produce deadly combins-
ton.
They warned persons who take
such drugs 10 check with their
own physicians on how the drugs
affect their Individual driving
ability.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
Twenty Nominated
For AAAp Board

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The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
Hare Names Survivors;
Makes Emergency Plans

Seereisry Ct State James u.
Hare hss appointed the fixe men
vro HDAld succeed him q in
Term Successors IN he event
irat ar enemy stisck should find
him unable to carry oui Ms sworn
duties and hss discussed with
them plans 10 be used by the
survivors in case Of war
Tbs me1 on Hsres survivor Us,
- take over - Secretary Of
STATE lril rev officials can be
elected arc Mr. Neil Siaebler.
Am ArboT Nr Arnold Hughes.
Detroit Mr Tom Kizer Howell.
Nj e Wilson Nutkegon. Mlch !:
NJ F Joseph Flsugh, Benton
iIzrbor Mich.
Tour Installations
In nis first meeting with his
emergency interim successors
Hare took them OF a briefing
tour q Lansing area Department
Of State installations where they
net The key civil service employ
ees who would work under their
direction should diss,er strike.
There are many Americans
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02

81 r1 t1t fVo-csy
3 ere Missouri
t ersce Montana
~1- Minnesota :
- fs
Ire ~,-sshsps ~iil eoncen-
rate or r-yrch s--.or against iob
{ * r-rs'5o0 and me i'm por-
'snce of ,r.rcr syppor. ef kEAcP
mem -er-h'p snd financial cam
= sns
fr-er riertree speakers in
.1t " S'srisr J Siuber exec.
eire -etretsrs M Sour Coun.
m II C-lfcres src Rey r J.
C-o~ fr NaACp national
't-arfr secretary
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02

There is no limit to God
goodness and we must have
no limit 10 our praise OF Him.
David sang
Preserve me. o God: for
in thee do put my trust.
% my soul. thou hast said
unto the Lord. Thou art my
Lord
The Lord is the portion
al nine inheritance and OF
nv cup. thou maintainest my
lot.
The lines are fallen unto
me in pleasant places: yea.
| have a goodly herltaoe
Il have sci The Lord al
wsys before me. because he
is at niy night hand. ! shall
not be moved
Psalms lo.l :. ,. .. 81
EVERYTHING in Gods spir-
i.ual creation is forever Very
Good.
Mar Baker Eddy. discov-
erer and founder Of the
Church Of Christ. Scientist,
wrote in Science & Health
with Key 10 the Scriptures:
Man is adJudged in
n0cent OF fransgreSslng ply
seal laws. because there are
no such laws. Our statute
is spiritual our Government
i divine Shsil rot the Judge
OF I'll Inc earth do right
S6H p 442l-4l
Jesus sid:
N4llv venl'' Isay r~'o
vc9 TIE Son ra1 10 r0.1in
~ r;w sa'f h,i' NH - hp Voa.h
the Tf- M n -hiars
scsv ~ Sce.r trce thi-gs
Sor ikoe
Tcr The Z ether lovefh the
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
We re In Worst
Traffic Months

With e6 per cent Of traffic
deaths and injuries durin- pas,
Ncyembers and Deccmber> 81
sr;a- IN hours of darknes,
Des-ois traffic safety program
this week was aimed at snli.n-
nj ni-hliime accidents
An enforcement effort ress
s.~nng personnel Of the Detroit
Police Department Motor Traffic
Bureau on a near emergercy
basis and an educational pro.
gram featuring poster ~Cw
Speed AZ Night were Launched
Director of Traffic William \
roikinghorn said that maximum
patrol strength is being assigned
during the times when she great
es. number Of casualty accidents
occur"
Our target days. based on
accident analycs, are Fridays ard
Saturdays. from ! 10 - mid
night
Director PoIkinghorn said the
analysis showed. in addition TO
the high percentage of casually
accidents during hours OF dark
ness. that 50 per cent Of those
killed were pedestrians and that
speeding. reckless driving and
and pedestrian violations &C.
counted for the greatest number
cf casualty accidents.
The Traffic Safety Association
prepared 2.4O0 Of the Gu; Speed
Al Night" posters for use on
slde-sireet standards in the
Detroit area and throughout
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
Supreme Court Postpones
Gibson Contempt Hearing

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. cirsc'iys frcr . Florics lesis-
ls-ise ccr-r1i.fee fe verify frc-
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ssns Is kEEcP -7e~5e~s
L@trss1 Carer NA..Cp c
secr.'s7 from ire .a'.or 3
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r-r-4 ihsr 20 ministers sTe eH
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02

A-The World War N cl Bill
was signed into Law June u.
1914, and the kores cl Bill was
signed JUly rs. 1852.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02

u 10 refuse 10 have anything 10
CO Rlfh advance planning = case
cf enemy attack Hare said
This IS shortly sighted OF
course. We VINO are elected pub
lc officials II Michigan have 10
authority 10 get involved II dip
lcmsiic activities and do not have
me military know how to plan
oIr defense strategy But we DO
have fhe responsibility for think
irs through our own problems
and 70 prepare 70 keep State and
LEGAL governments going in The
cha rs which could result from
The Detroit tribune., 1961-12-02
VIC. VET
SAYS :

C-N hard es the financial
sstsE q .zto~ re'en, veteran,
A-Ths Va Guardianship Ser
wee ADMINISTERS ne es's'es %
& irc>rpe'e1f veterans and
'hsir dependents as we'll as de-
penoen's CT deceased veterans
During Fiscal Year 1851. she
service managed fAe monies Of
4to.isz wards which involved .
'stsi of s7so.les,ls6.
Q-Hon many days Of treat
rert cid .he Veterans Admin
si-a,lf, provide fer the SICK
snd c,shied veterans lss' year
1-The Veterans Adninssrs.
'ion provided . total
<os-3,ooo days of patient treat.
merit during Fiscal Year 1861
which ended June 30. 1861.
Q-When did The World War
II snG Korea CT Bills 'become
lsv
A-The World War n CT Bill
was signed into Law June u.
1914. and the kores ci Bill was
signed JUly Is. 1852.
Q-I read tbs, Mexican Bord
er veterans are now entitled 10
free fisss 10 drapc their caskeis
following their death How
many persons did serve on the
Mexican Border prior 10 World
War l.
4 - Approximately $4,000
members Of The FedersIired Ma.
ficnsi Guard ,erved on the Mex.
icsn Border in l9l6lol7. About
Is per cent Of these also served
later in World War |.