The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Checking Of Autos To Start Warning is given that the annual check on autos will be started on September 20 The Highway Patrol and City Police. Department will do the checking and auto owners are warned ,to get their cars in con- dition regarding lights, brakes, muf- flers and incidentally have their drivers' license ready to be ;m] duced. ' Nights are beginning to get dark- T0 BE HELD FRIDAY; BURIAL IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, Sept. 6—P—Half n‘ dozen clergymen will participate | here Friday in funeral services for | the Re. Verne John Swanson, 53, of Craig, Alaska The group will include the Vice | Moderator of the Presbyterian Syn- , od of Washington and a representa- tive of the church’s Board of Na-| tional Missions. | The Rev. Mr. Swanson died Aug. | 25 in the foundering of his mmg boat Vermay off southeast Alaska, Churchmen said he built the Ver- | may with his own hands; that the‘ income from it made it possible for < = < z | i) | er and lights should be in the best {him to give up his salary four years | possible condition. There is practically two weeks in which to get cars ready for the official check. OLD-AGE INSURANCE BENEFIT PAYMENTS ARE NOW GOING UP “There will be no delay in getting out the increased insurance benetit payments provided by the amended Social Security Act,” declares James Q. Browne Manager of the Junenu‘ field office of the Social Security Administration. Browne returned from a confer- ence In Sacramento and San Fran- cisco, held in connection with the amenided act, signed into law by President Truman Monday. “At the conference, I learned that the area offices have been working overtime to compute the ingrehsed amounts of payment and are ready now to get out the higher benefit checks,” says Mr. Browne. Under a provision of the new law, increased payments will go o‘ everyone now receiving old-age or survivors insurance payments, This is effective September 1. “Oards notifying present bene- ficiaries of this important provision of the new law are now m the malls,” declares Mr. Browne. ipereases will show on the Sep- ber checks which will reach m early fn October,” he added . Payments under the amended law rw[ll Jyange from a minimum of $20 far a retired insured worker to $150 magimum for family benefits. 4 Mr. Browne requests beneficiaries in fhe Territory wait until the re- cglpts of their September checks to find out the exact amount of their i‘fldfi}&uul increased Benefit pay- ments. Under the new law, Mr, Browne says people age 65 or over will be | eligible for insurance benefits be-}| ginning jn September if they have been paid wages of $50 or more lnl six or more different calendar quar- ters for work covered by social] security. Roughly, this is a year: and a half. He estimates that 300, people in the Territory will be, entitled to Iimmediate payments; under this provision. Many of these people had made application before but could not qualify for benefits under the old law. The Juneau Field Office of the Social Security Administration is making every effort to get in touch with those of whom it has record, but asks the cooperation of everyone ,who may know of such a person. .“Tell him, or tell us” says Mr. Browne. “Havé him contact our "office and file a new application for gld-age and survivors insurance . benefit payments.” . The other provisions of the new law,, extending social security cov- erage to groups of workers and . self-employed people heretofore ex- ,.cluded, will go into effect on Jan- . uary 1, ago to finamce apother mlssmnary in southeast Alaska. For nine years he was captain ° of the Mission boat Princeton-Hall. National Commander George N.“' h Craig of The American Legion has | charged the Comunist fifth column as being behind the circulation of | so-called “peace petitions” in the| United States. 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