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Security Changes
Protect Family of
Wage Earner
Widows and Orphans
Provided With
Monthly Benefits
Every one who has a social
-security account number should
know how the changes made by
the last Congress in the old-age
insurance provisions of the Social
Security Act apply to him. For
the benefit of the readers of The
Star, the District field office of
the Social Security Board has
prepared a series of brief articles,
each explaining one point of the
new provisions. Following is the
fourth of this series.
The amended old-age insurance
program not only provides benefits
for the individual wage earner, but
also extends protection to his family.
Under the new program, the wife of
a retired worker is entitled to a sup
plementary benefit when she reaches
age 65. The payment to her will
equal one-half of her husband's
benefit. A dependent child under 16
(or under 18 if attending school) is
also entitled to a separate benefit
equal to one-half of the father’s an
nuity.
Table of Benefits.
Here is a table which shows ex
amples of monthly benefits for the
retired wage earner and dependents
after three years’ participation in
the system:
Averste Ware Benefit Benefit far
monthly earner s for wife dependent
wage monthly over 65 child
benefit I
$66 $20 80 $10.30 $10.30
100 25.75 12.88 12*8
IS'1 30.90 J545 1545
200 38.05 18.03 18.03
250 41.20 20.80 20.60
The amended program also pro
vides benefits for the widow and
orphans of an insured wage earner.
In case he leaves no such heirs, his
dependent parents may receive
monthly benefits. A widow over age
65 is entitled to a benefit equal to
three-fourths of her husband's basic
monthly benefit. A younger widow
who has minor children in her care
receives a similar benefit. In addi
tion, a dependent child under 16 (or
18 if attending school) receives a
benefit equal to one-half of the
father's basic-monthly benefits.
Survivor Benefits.
The table below shows examples of
monthly benefits for survivors:
Averts* Widow s Total bene- Total bene
monthly benefits fits widow fits widow
wage and one and two
.... child children
$50 $15 45 $25.75 $36 05 «
100 19.31 32.19 45 06
150 23 1* 38.63 54 ft*
2*10 27.04 45 06 63 09
250 30 90 51 50 72.10
(Next—How to figure old-age
insurance and survivors' bene
fits.
Marriage License
Applications
Alfred W Stoner. 36. 1532 Upshur st.
n.w . end Doris L. Bodmer. 28 Bealls
vine. the Rev. Henry J Smith
Luther R. Williamson. 35 335 0rh s- n e
and Jane H Tucker. 28. 763 H st. n.e,.
the Rev. J. H. Dunham
James T. Morris, 47. 1815 15th st nw
and Hattie L. L. Mitchell. 43 338 W
st n.w.; the Rev. Clarence Sumler
Alphonso E. 8m!th. 22. 1504 Vermont
ave. n.w.. and Lunema Cherry. 20. 1306
6th at n.w Judge R. E Mattinglv
Francis H. O Dunne 24. 2010 Kslorama
£<}• n*-- ,n<1 M»r>» M. Whitehurst. 24.
3115 34th st. n.w.; the Rev Joseph M.
Mori n .
Maurice J. P. Curtin. 22. 1924 Summit
SI n.e and Jennie E Principe 21.
^o L st. n.e.: the Rev. Paul J. pough
John A. Heagv. Jr . 22. 1415 Chapin st.
n w . and Margaret E Smith 21. 14>> 1
Fairmont st. n.w . the Rev. R. H. Miller
Norman R. Harrison. 2D. 418 Massachusetts
*Y?- J? w- *ncl Josephine TrUaroftia 21
111 R st. n.e.; the Rev N M De Carlo
Johnnie R Johnson 24. 1812 6th st
n.w.. and Naomi Hampton, 18. 221»
12th pi. n.w.; the Rev. Charles E.
Walden.
James G Brunsos 48 and Hilda M
Harrison, 28. both of 5004 3rd st n w .
the Rev John A Trader.
Charles Smith. 21. 128 Nst.se and
Anna L Jennings. 18 409 Hollage ct.
n.w.. the Rev. Samuel Kelsey.
James R Warren. 31. New Brighton Pa.
and Alice R Ernst 22. 2214 Hall pi.
n * '; the Rev Peter Marshall
Rprr'' ** BeII 3, and Lydia Mason 37.
both of Baltimore. Md.. the Rev. K W.
Roy
John N. Fisher. 30. Rockville. Md . and
Anna M. Fannon. CT 3Hi« icth st.
Patrick E Conroy
Hugh E. Rozelle. C4 1M North Carolina
* And M*ry L Yarbrough C4.
Midland City. Ala.; the Rev. C. R. Banes.
Births Reported
Robert and Alice Monahan, boy.
Archie and Julia Money, bov.
James and Jane Close, girl.
Oscar and Norma Anderson, girl.
Francis and Louise Warman boy.
Julian and Vivian Johnson, boy.
Le Roy and Evelyn Palmer girl.
Dallas and Elizabeth Dorr. girl.
Joe and Ethel Davis, girl.
Robert and Kathleen Thorne, girl.
Jesse and Alice Coffey girl
Bernard and Harriett Wade, girl,
Leonard and Laura Bockeiman. boy
John and Beatrice Miles, girl.
George and Ruth Dasher, girl
§*r.l. and C^rice Patterson, girl.
William and Edith Brock, boy.
SJjtrles and Mary Byrne, boy
William and Christiana McKenney. girl
Lonnie and Grace Jennings, girl.
Eugene and Cecil Carusi. girl.
Dorian and Rose O’Neil, girl.
Warren and Beatrice Sanders, girl
Charles and Constance Massey. girl.
J4a»Mret«iIocks- glrl twl«s
Milton and Elsie Shepard. girl
James and Mary Stanback. boy.
Ernest and Elizabeth Coleman, boy.
Osborne and Priscilla West, girl
Adrien and Ozella Banner, girl
George and Robinette Penn. girl.
Miles and 8arah Coleman, bov.
Wayman and Daisy Smith boy.
John and Leila Greene, boy
Albert, and Beatrice Anderson boy
Paul and Hazel Green girl. *
Robert and Donnie Walker, girl
£?"nd *Melv?* Scott, Hf trf °B
Deaths Reported
Oustav J. Flebeger. 81. Wwlter Reed Hoe
Dital.
8»r»h E Cresswell. 78. 8t. Ellubeth s
Hospital
Mwry B. Brooke 86 8iblev Hospital
Vinxeneo Montesl. 65. George Washington
_ University Hospital •
Robert Marks. 62. Casualty Hospital
Lucie Sillers. 59. Homeopathic Hospital
Worthington McCaulev 59. Sibley Hosoital.
O. Edward Smith 51. Commodore Hotel
Warnerfleld W Hooks. 50. Garfleld Hospital,
Grace Kelly 38. Oallinger Hospital.
James H Baley. 16 1804 25th st. s.e.
Infant Thorne. Garfleld Hospital.
Adam Woodruff. 82 444 S st.
Nunna Charlton. 66. 327 G st if.
Linwood Turner. 54. 2206 13th st.
Richard E. Banks 49 1241 Kenyon st.
Worsis Baxter. 28. Oallinger Hospital.
Ikiulse B. Liverpool. 19 Galllnaer Hospital.
Free estimate—low cost
—easy payments—on:
• Plumbing
* Heating
* Roofing
• Tinning
* Enclosing
Porches
NO MONEY DOWN
Remodeling From
Basement to Attic
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