New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-11-21

ance; Glass A; delayed allotment
and allowance, exemption claimed by
man, man failed to name wife, in
creased on account of dependents.
decreased on account of death. over
information on checks, allotment
through banks.
Glass B: No allotment made but de-
sired by parent, allotment made but
not received, discontinuance of vol
untary allotments in July, allotment
made but no allowance asked for
when dependency is claimed, allot-
ment made and allowance claimed
claim, over and under payments,
non-receipt Of allotment and allow
ance; Glass B, changes when Class
A becomes effective, change of ad-
dress of allottee, death of allottee,
check to be returned.
Concerning man in service: No
letter from enlisted man abroad, let
tiers not received by enlisted man
abroad, enlisted man reported
wounded, enlisted man reported dead,
enlisted man reported missing,
Liberty bond subscribed for by
soldier and not delived, location of
man in service.
Compensation: Making application
account of death, making application
account Of discharge from service,
satisfactory explanation when denied.
Automatic insurance: Explanation
of what it is, why not in effect.
Insurance: Rates, ascertaining If
man has made application, policy re-
tanned in Washington, premiums paid
by family, change of beneficiary al
lowed, receipt of certificate and expla-
n Of 6e1a oh Of
address, where more than one bene-
ficiary is named, emergency Informal
ton for claim of beneficiary,
affidavits for benefciaries, change of
address after insurance is payable,
death Of neficiary-insurance con-
tinued.
Death of man in service: return of
body for burial, affidavit of itemized
bill of expenses, return of personal
effects from camp and abroad,
claim of arrears of pay, Liberty bond
subscribed for by soldier, refund in
case Of death; deliveryt of Liberty
bonds paid for.
Communications kilograms, to men
in service account of sickness
or death, from camp account
from camp concerning sickness
Il
fur1ough, concerning extension of fur
Tough, soldier on furlough taken sick
whom to notify and why, reply to
cablegram from soldier regarding
family.
Telephone inquiry.
Letters: Aiding family in writing
letters, replies to associate field d.
rectors in camp, replies to home serv-
ice offices for information, letters
to soldiers regarding allotment~and al
lowance.
Merchant Marine Enlistments
how and when families are DEPEND
ent.
Allied service, Canadian-Allot-
| ments and allowances, pensions en-
/ listments.
| Br1tish-Allotment and allowance.
| insurance, pension, settlem ent of es-
| tates.
French and Italian-Information as
| asked for.
| Polish Legion-Informati ton
| Family readjustments following
! close of Wharf.-The rehabilitation of
the disabled soldier or sailor, aid in
filling out vocational rehabilitation
| claims or discharge of soldier, keep
! ing UP the morale Of the family dur
! ing period of reha Utilization of soldier.
readjustmont following loss of men in
| service, connecting up families with
| other organizations.
Under the personal supervision of
Miss Avis Kemp, our visitors are do
| ing excellent work
Great credit is due Earl Kissel-
brack for his untiring efforts in help
! ing make the Home Service work
successful; also to those who assist
him in the office-Miss Grace Thomp-
son, Miss Mae Stauffer and Miss Lu-
| Gle Benjamin.
Credit is due our visitors and in
reviewers, and I wish to personally
! thank those who so generously Of
! fered the use of their automobiles for
| Home Service work"