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Veterans News
The Veterans Administration will pay an allowance of not over $250.00 toward the burial expenses of an eligible veteran. To be eligible for this burial allowance, a veteran must have been on active duty in time of war and discharged under other than dishonorable conditions, or he must have been released from service because of disability or retirement pay bejcause
of a disability incurred I in or aggravated in line of I duty. I When a veteran dies in a Veterans Administration hospital, the Veterans Adminiistration may pay in addition to the $250.00 b u r i a 1 allowance, the costs of the following listed services: 1. Transportation of the body to the place of burial. 2. Removal of the body from the hospital to the funeral home. 3. Hearse from funeral home to common carrier. 4. Hearse from common carINTERIOR
DEPARTMENT, Shenandoah National Park, Luray, Virginia, May 13, 1965. Sealed bids will be received at Park Headquarters until 2 p.m. E.S.T. May 28, 1965, and then opened, for the sale of two hound dogs. Copies of the bid invitation are available at Park Headquarters, Shenandoah National Park, Luray, Virginia 22835.
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