Project—a ■ ■ ;■»>ui» that's been furthering creative writing among, ill and disabled veteran . For the most pan. entries con sist of material submitted by veteran-patients in connection with a recent hospitalized veter ans waiting contest held in all VA hospitals. Enough manuscripts came in to keep tne magazine fully stocked for a long time. The current issue of "Veterans’ ’Voices" contains li stories anec dotes and articles. and 19 poems. The vetrian-uulhors are in VA hospitals in all pan... of the na tion. Irani New Yob. to ('aiitornni. Many of the entries have to do with life in the hospital. Several of the patients described how faith stood them in good stead during the darker moments of • humorous incidents that took place in their hospital. However, a few drew upon expereineces that occurred before they were hos pitalized. for their subject matter.

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