Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1928, Page 23

B T PSEUDO VETERAN GAVE S EPOSED Beiter Business Bureau Warns Against Fake Mag- zine Subscription Agents. That hundreds of persons in Wash- { ington and throughout the count being fleeced by self-termed diers” and fakers masquerading as charged patients of Government hos- | pitals who are making door-to-door | solicitations for paid-in-full magazine | subscriptions 1s pointed out by the Bet- | ter Business Bureau of Washington in A warning issued to the public today as & result of its recent investigations. The public should demand creden-| tials and letters of authority from a | hospital before giving mon azine subscripti hospif carns the bureau Charitably ir most victimized. name and addres e ceipt from the h mag- | azines. | In an exposc of written o sub- number d their ing sub- d by their imissions | actice to obtain for cash in | ptions reputedly to go tof d keep all the money. not v agency or publisher. | ement adds. “this 0 much by ‘ex- | ion crooks that the lling & Walter Reed,” was the first to a letter to n which he as no door- | or approve of s . BILL WOULD CLARIFY | ARCHITECTS' MEASURE Senate Passes Plan to Tighter Ex- amination and Registration Law. The law passed by Congress in 1924 for the examination and registration of architects in the District of Colum ‘would be clarified and made mors eff¢ tive under a bill passed by the Ser yesterday afternoon. It now goes i the House for consiceration. A simila: bill passed both branches of Congress at the last session, but in the closing hours of the session it was not joss to bring about an agreement on the 1 guage of the twd 1aeasures. ‘The new bill would give architects th» right to appeal to the District Court of Appeals from a decision Jf the »xam- ining board in cancelling a registration certificate. It was felt that the present law making the decision of the exam- ing board final, might be held as a denial of due process of law. | “The bill also changes the penalty sec- tion of existing law, which the Senate District committee reported is ambig- uous and would make enforcemen: difi- cult. Lieut. Dilley Retired. First Lieut. Onie R. Dilley, Philippine Scouts, has been placed on the retired List of the Army on account of disa- bility fncident to the service. He is Indiana and was commissioned in_September, 1913. Maj. John H Trinder, Medical Corps. at Chicago. and Second Lieut. 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