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Survivor Aid
Left Unclaimed
By Many Here
A considerable number of
widows, young, children and aged
parents of workffi* persons who
died between June, 1940, and
September, 1950,'have failed to
claim monthly benefits payable
to them under a social security
law change last year.
This was announced yesterday
by Victor Sadd. manager of the
Washington District Social Secu
lty Office.
Mr. Sadd warned that those
who do not apply for their bene
fits before October 1 will not be
able to receive benefits for all
the months back to September,
1954,, the effective date of the
new provision.
Under this provision, monthly
social security benefits may be
paid to qualified survivors of
workers who died between June.
1940, and September, 1950. if
the deceased wage earner bad
credit for as little as a year and
a half of work under social
security.
Families of many of these
workers applied for benefits at
the time of the deaths but were
informed thdV could not reoeive
payments because, under the law
as it stood then, the worker had
not earned enough social security
credit .to provide the survivors'
benefits, according to the district
manager.
The change was widely an
nounced, and many area resi
dents have applied for the bene
fits since September 1, 1954, Mr.
Sadd reported.
Monthly benefits under the
provision may be paid to the gged
widows of workers who had
worked cm jobs under social
security for at least a year and
a half, to surviving children un
der 18, and to their mothers.
Where no widow children
survive, payments can be made
to aged parents, if the worker
was providing their support.
10 Employes Honored
At Navy Model Basin
Ten employes of the Navy De«
partment’s David Taylor Model
Basin in nearby Maryland have
received superior accomplish
ment awards.
They are Walter L. Asllng,
Fred A. Au, Clara L. Bias, Billy
Divine, Ward H. Fletcher. J.
Nonpan Fresh, Charles W. Hoff
man, Robert A. Meyers. Margaret
A. Russell, Harmon C. Welch.
The Meritorious Civilian Serv
ice Award has been won by
Arthur Shapiro; a letter of com
mendation by Milton Siegel and
a 20-year service award by
Harry R. Whaley, Jr,
Ten employes have become
eligible for membership in the
Model Basin 1,000-Hour Sick
Leave Club, for having ac
cumulated 1,000 hours or more of
unused sick leave. They are
Luther M. Burgee. Grace B.
Buts, Carey B. Dulaney, Clar
ence E. Higgins, Fred B. Miller,
Douglas F. Muir, Clifford R.
Olson, Francis W. Puryear, Ru
dolph J. Saunders and Stanley
Stabler.
Carnegie Institution
Gets New Official
Dr. James D. Ebert, professor
of zoology at Indiana Univer
sity, has been appointed director
of the department of embry
ology of the Carnegie Institution
of Washington.
Dr. Ebert, whose appointment
was announced by Dr. Vannevar
Bush, president of the institu
tion, will succeed Dr. George W.
Comer next January 1.
Dr. Comer, on his retirement,
will join the staff of the Rocke
feller Institute for Re
search, New York City, as his
torian of the institute. He also
will carry forward his previous
work in fundamental research.
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