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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Mrs Frank Zurlo, Mrs Joseph Nardello, and Mrs Theresa Palla- dino were hostesses at a shower given on Park place for Miss Syl- via Edith Palladino, who is to be married on Thursday morning to George Griffin of Hillview avenue Those attending were Miss Joseph inc Barbara, Mrs Vincent Fulli- ero, Mrs Anna Palladino, Mrs Rose Caizaao, Misses Marie Val eric, Frances Rurssett, Mrs Doder- CT, Margaret Caffrey, Mrs Frank Zurlo, Mrs Joseph Nardelli, Mrs Arthur Knott and daughter, Miss Helen Ciminera, Miss Josephine Tartaglia, Mrs Lena Tartaglia, Mrs Josephine Carasulli, Pauline Content, and Louise Content, Francis Giaquinto, Mrs Louise Zurlo, Mrs Mario Palladino, Eve lyn Perrella, Grace Distefano, Mrs Louis Jamele, Mrs Andrew DiPietro, Mrs Salvador DiPietro. Mrs Francis Julian, Mrs Carl Miller, Mrs Rocco Grella, Mrs Jo- seph Russo, Mrs Joseph Chiar- eli, Mrs A. Nardelli, Matilda and Edith DiPietro, Mrs John Caro- sella, Helen Knott, Mrs Gaetano Giaquinto, Jane Nardelli, Margaret Latera, Anita Nardelli, Vincenza and Mary Ortone, Mrs Joseph Mastriana, Mary and Nancy Boc- chicco, Mrs Louis Fucito, Flanche Believeau, Lucy Distefano, Mrs T. Mrs Ruzzo, Mrs Charles Earth, Mrs Charles Ruggiero, Mrs Leo Ruggiero, Mrs Massimo Rondeni- rec, Mrs Vincent Pallandino, Miss Bertha Genest, Mrs Patrick Val etta, Mrs Pallimo, Fanny Jamelc.
 Mrs Michael Romaniello, Mrs Gaetano Giaquinto, Claire Perrillo, l Mrs Michael Russo, Mrs Antho- ny Capuano, Mrs Louise Schia- vone, Florence Schiavone, Fay Op- aluck and Margaret Leary.
 George Griffin was guest of hon.
 or at bachelor party given last evening at Bosco hall. Those in at | tendance were: Rev Geleso Palla- cino of Rome Italy, Vincent Palla- dino, V. A. Orlando, Joseph Ran Nardelli, Joseph Nardclli, Anthony Nardelli, Samuel Palladino, E. R. | Manguais, Frederick Barbaria, Domenic Barbaria Peter kosnosk o, William Gleason, George Granall, Henry Smith. Albert Bradshaw Kenneth Smith, Francis Julian, Jo- seph A. Fair, Frank Zurlo, Daniel Nolan and P. Maringola.
 | Mrs Walter MaGel entertained the members of her card club on Monday evening at her home, on Willard street. High score was made by Mrs Antoinette Asetta. Following the card playing a deli cious luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Florence Agostini, Antoinette Asetta, Bea- trice Benedetti, Jeon Carlo, Ser tha Davis, Grace Dierro, Dorothy Sullivan and Mrs Walter Magel. The next meting will be held at the home of Miss Grace Dierro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
Weddings
CARTY-RANKIN

CARTY-RANKIN
 The Church of St Margaret Mary by the Sea in Brooklyn, N. Y., was the scene of pretty we'd ding on July 17 when Miss Regina Rankin of Brooklyn, N. Y., be- came the bride of F'rancis J. Carty of Brooklyn, N. Y.. son of Mrs Mary Griffin of this city. Rev J. Nash ofiiciated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 The bride wore a gown of ivory satin, Princess mdoel and wore a veil of tulle styled with cap of lace and fastened with orange blossoms. She carried an arm bou- quet of bridal roses and swansonia. Her attendant wore frock of pink mouSseline de soie and pink horsehair hat to correspond. Her boquet consisted of pink roses and blue larkspur.
 Following wedding reception for the bridal party and immediate families, the couple left on an un- announced wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

The Sacred Heart church was the scene of prominent summer nuptial this mornir at 10 o'clock when Miss Cecelia Maloney, daugh- ter of Mrs Katherine Maloney of Wall street became the bride of Alvin Schwarz of North Main street, son of MT and Mrs Eugene SchwarZ of PforZheim, Germany. Rev Matthew J. Judge oficiated at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Miss Anna Maloney was the maid of honor and only attendant of the bride and John Maloney was the best man.
 The bride was becomingly at tired in a frock of blue angel skin
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lace and wore a blue lace hat trimmed with malines. Her arm bouquet consisted of Sweetheart roses. The maid of honor's frock was of peach crepe and she wore brown accessories and carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. The couple left on q wedding trip to Maine, the bride wearing dark blue crepe travel ing dress with matching access ories. Upon their return they will reside at S2 Laurel street.
 The bride is a graduate of 'Cros- by high school and Perry Secretar- ial school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Baldwin street, who is being. mar ried early in September to Ray mond Crane of West Main street, was honored at surprise shower given Friday evening by Mrs John D. Bush of Baldwin street. A mauve and yellow scheme was used for decoration. The prospec- tive bride was presented a num- Der of beautiful gifts from the guests who included Misses An gelinc Eassallo, Esther Silverman, Mary Massarelli, Katherine Capiz- zi. Emily Guanicci. Catherine Montesi, Mae Miller, Madeline Sir rak, E!inor G. Leahy, Josephine Martell, Edith Pols, Gertrude Lew is. Lila Marsh, Frances Gray, Ber- nice Rehm, Margaret McNam- ara, Marie Conda, Eleanor O'keefe, Christine Mccarthy, Mary Null vey, Frances Welton. Louise Schildgen, Florence Roberts, As trid Carlson, Ann Kearney, Ma rie Jackson, Mrs Rudolph Rin- genbers, Mrs William Bordner, Mrs Leo Romain, Mrs A. Mini cucci, Mrs Walter R. Johnson, Mrs A. Crosse, Mrs George Mill Ter, Mrs F. H. Read, Mrs H. R. Logan, Mrs Fred E. Jackson, Mrs George N. Belury, Mrs J. Condon, Mrs John McNamara. Mrs E. Smith. Mrs Mary Gehr- man, Mrs G. A. Smith, Mrs John Bush, Mrs George E. Gray, Jr. Mrs w. J. Kinney, Mrs A. Sadik, Mrs D. Galucci, Mrs J. Corke, Mrs A. Conda, Mrs Oscar Hager, Mrs B. Veilette, Mrs Nellie Rob- erts, Mrs Joseph knecn and Mrs William Birmingham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
70. A. v Anxiliary Member Or National Committee

Mrs. Isabel Martone, a member of the local auxiliary of the Dis abIed American Veterans has been notified of her appointment as na- tional membership chairman of the D. A. V. auxiliaries. The ap- pointment is an honor for the local chapter and was made following
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

the national convention which was held recently.
 The local auxiliary Is planning a
 card party to be held on August l4th at the home of Mrs. Carrie Clancy of Elliott avenue. Assisting
 Mrs. Clancy will be Mrs. Anna Schell. Mrs. Helen Brophy and Mrs Josephine Donahue.
 The event will be one of the few sponsored by the group during the summer season and a large attend ance of members and friends are eXpectcd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
PIERPONT BRIDGE CLUB

The regular session of the Pier pont club was held yesterday after noon at 51 Church street with the following players making high scores: Mrs Walter Brown and Mrs George Pierpont, A: Mrs Henry Preusser and Mrs Edmund Spicer, %: Mrs Louis Lougee and Mrs Helen Clarke. 351a; Mrs AL len Sturrup and Mrs Edson Hitch cock, 29,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
OAKVILLE CORPS x
 IN STATE PARADE

The St Mary Fife and Drum Corps of Oakville and the Loyal Corps of Torrington will be among the many to take part in the State Fifers' and Drummers' convention to be held in Ansonia late this month. Several other states will be represented at the competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

In last evenings session of the Elton Contract club top scorers were: Miss Audrey Smith and Mrs W. S. Smith. .666; Miss Genevieve Muus and Mrs M. A. Flammia :; MT and Mrs Patrick Healey and Mrs Henry Preusser and Mrs Ed mund Spicer, tied with .516.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

The True Sister lodge, 2S, D. 0. H. will hold their annual picnic tomorrow at Turner's grove on North Main street. All members are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Mr and Mrs owen Carey of Cres- cent street have with them their daughter, Mrs Leo Byrnes and fam fly of New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01
Church Society
 Enjoys Outing

On Sunday, July 29th, the mom- bers of Saint Annis Choral society enjoyed an outing as guests of Mir and Mrs Paul Kunkel at their summer home on Todd road. A picnic lunch was served at noon and in the evening a hot dog roast was enjoyed. Games and races were features of the day. Among those present were: Rev Ernest Boileau, and Misses Marie Morrot, Marie Gervais, Laura, Anna and Eloise Doucette, Eva and Norma Adams, Helen and Lillian Bredof, Claire Bernier, Lillian Derouin, Janet Dessureau, Della Duquette, Ida Bercier, Lorraine Picard, Claire Baribeault and Mir and Mrs Paul Kunkel, Mir and Mrs Armand Guer- tin, MT and Mrs Alex Derouin, MT and Mrs Lucian Derouin, Mir and Mrs Joseph Perreault, MT and Mrs Thomas Levesque, Mir and Mrs Cleo Bouchard of Hartford, MT and Mrs Bruyere and Mrs Elsie Morrot, Mrs Rose Veillette, Mrs Leonide Bernier, Mrs Alma Bredow and Philip Vachon, Henry Pageot, Henri Metivier, Emile Gervais. George Bailly, Folklore Galipeau, AQOlpn IOuTdHSSdu, AIiIldHu lIS- panier, Louis Vanasse, Aime Bou- rassa, Lucien Larivee. Marcel and Donald Doucette, Armand and Phillip Guertin, Francis Derouin and Joseph Perreault, Jr.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Mary Marshall at the Chase Girls club by Mrs Daniel Palmetto and Mrs Charles Marshall. Those present | were: Misses Mary Aigas, Con stance Klise, Martha McMaeoi. Frances Poskas, Polly Puzzo, Lu- cille Stapleton, Jennie Longo. Nitd Benotti, Mildred Lombardi, Phyllis Nargi, Mary Cullen, Jennie Car min, Vera Edin, Sally Shopis. Mrs M. Verbzila, Mrs A. Klise. Mrs s. Hurley, Mrs M. Gayn, Mrs J. Mas sicotte, Mrs A. Hoose, Mrs J. Nor liis, Mrs L. Dreher, Mrs l.. Puzzo, l Mrs c. Asphind, Mrs NJ. Marchand, Mrs J. Keyanskas, Mrs J. Sana- gotta, Mrs C. Trenis, Mrs A. Longo. Mrs Vera Bann, Mrs J. keyscI. Mrs J. Dunbauskas. Mrs C. Sur dinskas, Mrs M. BraZauskas, Mrs NJ. Slasm, Mrs M. Phelan, Ms Yorke, Mrs M. Fellon, Mrs J. Val entinas. Mrs A. Summa and Mrs J. Lasky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Misses Ivah Dunsmoor of BuL- ker Hill avenue and Hilda Bloom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

Miss Helen Mulligan of Louns- bury street has had as her guest Miss Madeline Cummings of Brooklyn, N. |.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-01

MT and Mrs Thomas McElligott of Hewlett street are spending sev- eral weeks at Laurel Beach.
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Personals

of Woodside avenue are enjoying a two weeks cruise to Quebec and
 Canada.
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Misses Alice, Josephine Carmody and John Carmody of Wildwood avenue have returned from a weeks stay at Bayview.
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meet the Business and Professional
Womens Glee Club at Tuesday, when
she will take the group ON q "Trip
Around the World" through music. AL
business women are invited to attend.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
Thursday at 6:l5. Mrs. Elwood Street
will give her third talk of she series on
social hygiene
The Music Lovers Hour will meet
Monday at S. The public is invited.
Western Girl Reserve Club will meet
Monday at $3.50. A meeting OF the
Senior High School Girl Reserve
Council will be held Wednesday at las.
Junior High School Girl Reserves win
have q party Friday IN the Girl Re
serve Club rooms, to 5. The rhythm
and social dancing class will meet Sat-
urday at 9 am.
Music chairmen and vice chairmen
will meet at the home of Miss Helen
Middleton for tea Saturday to discuss
plans for music in girl reserve clubs.
The training course for maids. offered
under the auspices Of the industrial and
education department. will open to-
morrow at 2:45.
The industrial bridge groups win
meet Wednesday from TO 10 with Mrs.
Clifford w. Hurley.
A style show will be held ut Ga Z
street Tuesday at $50, Personality
Through Clothes" by Mary Whiteman.
The Music Study Club Of 614 II
street will meet with Miss Helen Far
rington at 4 Tuesday.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
New Officers Installed
By Spanish War Veterans
Department Leader Attends Meeting of Admiral
George Dewey Naval Camp-AuxIiary
President Extends Invitation.
A DMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY

A DMrRAL GEORGE DEWEY
n NAVAL CAMP meeting was
"A presided over by Comdr. Charles
4 \ A. Lyons. Officers were in
stalled by Department Installing
Officer William I. jenkins as follows:
Commander, William H. Waters; senior
vice commander, James P. O'Connor;
junior vice commander. Robert G. Teg-
eler; adjutant, Charles Mentges; quar-
termaster, Charles v. Dougherty; patri-
otic instructor, Andrew j. Kimmel; his
torian, Charles N B. Nicholson; sur
reon. DR.. Horace Perlie; chaplain, Eu-
gene Doleman; officer of day, Joseph
Fought; officer of guard, Joseph Muir
ply; sergeant major, Walter L. Mat
thews; quartermaster sergeant, William
s. Rhodes; senior color sergeant, John
e. Lynch; junior color sergeant, James
p. Cullen; chief musician, Caspar
Orange; trustee, Charles A. Lyons.
Comdr. Nelson B. Durfee convened
the meeting Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp. offcers of the camp and auxil-
larry were installed. Chief of Staff Sam
uel j. McWilliams was installing officer.
The officers installed we're: Commander,
Franklin L. Slade; senior vice COM
mander, William G. Stirk; junior vice
commander. James A. Moore; officer of
day, Frank W. Parrish; officer Of guard,
Robert E. Cullin quartermaster, Oliver
M. Barker; adjutant, Print E. Shom-
ette; chaplain, Albert E. Huff.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary met,
with President Gretta w. Ludwig pre-
siding Department President M. Ger
trude Keyes installed the following Off
GERS: President, Annie L. Cross; senior
vice president, Gertrude Stoll: Junior
vice president, ANNA Neal; chaplain,
Alice LuSky; patriotic instructor, Or
thelia Hill: historian, Nora Wehn; con-
ductor, Helen Taylor; assistant conduc-
tor Louise Shaw; guard, Alice Shaw;
assistant guard. Williamanna Melius;
color bearers. Alice Huyck. Loretta Dar-
ney. Emma Barker and Eda Lord. The
retiring president, Gretta Ludwig, was
given a past presidents jewel. the pre-
sentation being made by Past Depart
ment President Tfllie Mae Roth. Past
Comdr. George V. McAlear presented
President Ludwig with flowers.
President Ella Ford will be the host
ess at the meeting of the Presidents
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Club Tuesday evening at her home,
1918 H street, when visiting department
and auxiliary presidents Of the various
departments will be the guests Of the
club while in Washington to attend the
National Defense Conference at the
Mayflower Hotel, to be held beginning
Wednesday through Friday evening.
National President Mamie B. Schmidt
has issued invitations to comrades and
the auxiliaries and members Of their
families to attend the reception We'd
nesday evening at the Mayf1ower Hotel
from 10 to o'clock.
At meeting Of Admiral George
Dewey Naval Auxiliary officers were in
stalled by Past Department President
Margaret Burns as follows: President,
Mary Tultavull; senior vice president,
Carrie Faltery; Junior vice president,
Mabel Hessen; chaplain, Mary Burke;
secretaries, Janet Sikken and Catherine
HUM; treasurer, Margaret Burns; pa
triotic instructor, Madge Ryce; histo-
rian, Ester Quinn conductor, Lille
O'Neil assistant conductor. Jennie
Rhodes; guard. Beatrice Thorne; assist
ant guard Katherine Gully: color team,
Mary Hagen, Alice Hamberg, Helen
Garges and Mabel Allen; musician,
Belle Moriarcy.
Comdr. Thomas F. Donovan convened
the meeting of Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp Monday evening at the United
States Soldiers Home. Addresses were
made by Past Department Comdr. Ben
jamin F. Motley. Past Comdrs. James z.
Byrne and M. A. Cooney.
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National Guard Preparing
for Annual Target Work
Units Instructed to Have Schedules for Use Of
Range at Headquarters by February
Annual Inspections Near.

29th Division Troops, and the 29th Di-
vision Military Police Company will go
to Cascade, Md, taking their training
at Camp Albert C. Ritchie, the State
camp of the Maryland National Guard.
Pvt. James A. Matthews, jr., Battery
A, 260th Coast Artillery, has been
ordered transferred from the active to
the reserve list of that unit on account
formance Of military duty.
The following men have been ordered
honorably discharged, they having COM
pleted two years Of a three-year re-
enlistment: Pvt. Colbert S. Wild, Com
pany A, l2lSt Engineers and First Sergt
Thomas A. McGaf1n, also Company A.,
l21st Engineers.
Upon the recommendation of the
commanding officer, Medical Depart
ment Detachment, l2lst Engineers
Sergt. Clyde B. Bradshaw has been
ordered reduced to the grade of private.
Maj L. Med. Sylvester and Capt D. L
Hooper, United States Army instructors,
assigned to the local militia brigade,
have been appointed assistant chairmen
of c. M. T. c. recruiting in this district.
it was announced at the brigade head
quarters. They will have charge here
OF recruiting young men for the G. M.
T. C. camps this Summer.
Maj. Sidney Morgan, president of the
board named to look into the question
Of examinations for men for the eligible
list from which second lieutenantS will
be selected to fill vacancies as they
occur. conferred with Col John w.
Oehmann, acting commander of the
local brigade, this week. 1t was stated
that the first examination under the
new plan will be held about February
Is and will be to obtain list of eligibles
for the infantry branch.
Maj. Gen. Anton Stephan, commander
of the local militia brigade and the
29th National Guard Division, who is
in Mount Alto Veterans Hospital here,
was reported last week to be improving
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Y. W. C. A. "AT HOME"
TO BE HELD TODAY
Mrs. J. II. spaulding Of Dupont
Chapter Announced as the
o. Hostess

An Eat home will be held today at
O'Clock, preceding the music hour at
the Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and x
streets, when Mrs. J. H. Spaulding OF
the Dupont Chapter will be the hostess
The Sunday program at 614 e street
at 4 o'clock today will be given by Page
Etchison of the Y. NJ. C. A. staff, and
Miss Martha Cooper will preside. The
public Is invited.
Committee meetings this week are
as follows: Monday, IL, Publicity
Finance: Wednesday. $3.50, Education
Council, and Friday, 1880, Kamp
Kahlert.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter will
hold q card party at the home OF Mrs
W. A. Smith, 3718 Jocelyn street, Fri
day at 2.
Mrs. Sue Baily Thurman, former
secretary for colored students on the
national staff Of the Y. w. C. A., will
Evening star., 1934-01-21
JEWISH CENTER TO HEAR
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Election of officers and trustees Of
the Jewish Community Center will be
held at a meeting at the center, Six
teenth and @ streets, at 8:15 O'Clock
tonight, according to announcement by
Morris Cafritz, president.
Reports to be submitted will be
those Of the Committee on Educational
Activity, of which David Wiener is
chairman; Membership Enrolment by
Moe Gutenberg, and Athletics Commit
tee, Edward Rosenblum, chairman.
Following the business meeting, the
speaker for the National Jewish Forum
this week, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise OF
New York. will be introduced. He will
speak on "Hitlerism as Challenge to
Civilization"
The National Jewish Forum also has
scheduled talks by Elmer Rice, play
wright, for February 28. and by John
Haynes Holmes, minister Of the Com
muntty Church Of New Yerk. March Is.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
INSURANCE HEAD
SEES IMPROVEMENTS
Kin Of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,
Terms Conditions Better Than
Six Months Ago.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-David M
Milton of New York, son-in-law of John
D. Rockefeller, jr., and chairman of
the board of the General American Life
Insurance Co., said in an interview here
yesterday that general business condi-
tions are markedly better" than they
were six months ago.
1T is not in order to interpret" he
said, but the tendency seems to be
toward sterilization. The whole re-
covery program and the monetary
measures tend to loosen up capital and
promote recovery We must look to
the Presidents recovery program as a
whole, and viewed that way it is en-
couraging."
The General American board, at its
first annual meeting yesterday, re-
elected Milton as board chairman and
Walter w. Head president and added
John Rockefeller Prentice of Chicago,
a grandson of John D. Rockefeller, ST.,
to the directorate. The company was
organized by Milton and Head to take
over the insolvent Missouri State Life
Insurance Co.
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CHINA TO ASK REVISION
OF U. S. LOAN TERMS
Flour Purchase Stipulation Held
Unworkable Because Of Cheap
Native Competition.
BY the Associated Press.

SHANGHAI, January T.-Rsvislon
of terms of the United States $50. 900 900
loan for purchases Of wheat and cotton
will be sought soon at q conference IN
Washington. the Chinese ministry OF
finance indicated yesterday.
The stipulation that $4,000, 900 worth
Of -four must be purchased from the
United States, it was said, is held here
to be unworkable because the commodity
would be in competition with cheaper
native flour.
Movement Of wheat also is being pre-
vented, 1t was contended. since Chinese
millers fear If the government acquires
the flour 1t will ruin the domestic
market.
Financiers said the government there
fore wants to abolish or decrease the
-four quota. American advisers to the
ministry said If the -four provision were
abolished the American farmer would
benefit through increased sales Of wheat
to China.
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during active service viii receive com.
pensation In the full amount Of 5000,
while dependents Of veterans who died
since service win receive payment for
time served. The dependent classes
include wife, minor children, mother
and father. The actual payment Of the
bonus will not be made until come
time in April next. but application
blanks will be available at an early date
Applications should be made through
the adjutant generals on1ce, State Of
Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pc, OF
through the National Rehabilitation
Committee of the American Legion.
Watson b. Miller, chairman. room 500,
Bond Building, this city.
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Meetings This Week.

Camps.
Tuesday-Col. James 8. Petit,
92l Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
Pythian Temple.
Auxiliaries.
Monday-Col. James 8. Petit,
Naval Lodge Hall.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club, 1918
H street.
Wednesday - Reception, May
flower Hotel.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Pythian Temple.
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Bonus Bill for Veterans
of Pennsylvania Signed
Capital Interested in Law Benehting Men Who
Served in World War and
Other Conflicts.
y EPARTMENT Adult. JAMES J..

~ APARTMENT ADJT. JAMES J.
DEIGHAN Of the Department
of Pennsylvania, in a commu-
- nication to Department Adjt.
Howard Fisk, announces
Gov. Pinchot has signed the bonus BILL
which is of interest to all veterans Of
the Keystone State now residing In the
District OF Columbia.
The bonus bill provides for Penn
sylvania veterans who served in the
Spanish-Amer1can War. China Relief
Expedition. Philippine and Guam expe-
ditions and the World War. The pay
ment is on the basis of $40 per month
from date Of enlistment to date of dis
charge, with the maximum amount
5000. Veterans must be able to show
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Meetings This Week,

Tuesday - Victory Post, Odd
Fellows Temple. 419 Seventh
street, 8 pm.
Wednesday - Henry O. ,Spen-
gler Post, No. IL, Thomas Circle
Club, 1925 Massachusetts, ave-
nue., 8 pm.
Thursday-Department Execu-
tive Committee, board room, Dis
trict Building, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
BARBER BILL PRESENTED
Measure Would Require Licensing
by Examiners.

by Examiners.
A board of examiners to license bar
bers in the District would be created
under q bill introduced Friday by
Senator Shipstead. Farmer-Laborite, of
Minnesota and referred to the District
Committee for consideration.
The bill provides for examinations TO
be held before issuance Of certificates
Of registration to BARRIERS. Hair dressers
and beauty culturists would not be az
fected by the bill.
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that they were residents Of the State
Of Pennsylvania at the time Of their
enlistment.
Dependents Of veterans who died