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(i) a "widow" shall have been living with her husband pilot at the time of his death:
(ii) a "child" shall have been dependent upon its parent pilot at the time of his death; shall not be adopted after such death; shall be unmarried; and less than twenty-one years of age; and 
(iii) a "parent" shall have been chiefly dependent upon and supported at the time of his death by the pilot to whom the relationship of "parent" is claimed; and shall have filed proof of such dependency and support within two years after such date of death, or within six months after January 1, 1948.
A "widow" or a "child" shall be deemed to have been so living with a husband or so dependent upon a parent if the conditions set forth in section 209 (n) or section 202 (c)(3) or (4) of the Social Security Act, respectively, are fulfilled. In determining whether an applicant is the wife, widow, child, or parent of a pilot as claimed, the rules set forth in section 209 (m)m of the Social Security Act shall be applied;
2. For each three months of service with respect to service rendered after 1936 and before 1948, there shall be one "prior quarter of coverage".
3. The term "subsequent quarter of coverage" means a calendar quarter after 1947 in which the individual has been paid not less than $250 in compensation.
4. The term "quarter of coverage" shall include both prior and subsequent quarter of coverage.
5. A pilot will have been "wholly insured" if it appears to the satisfaction f the Board that at the time of his death on or