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COijI'f'-'OST, tomi'n, H. Saluidoy. AujuM 39, 15 18 Truman Plannin" Consumer Prices Seen Unaffected By Oil Duty Cut More Social Security Benefits in October? Whistle Stops Korean Veterans Advised on How to Obtain CI Loans Over Labor Uav HOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL BE INCREASED Old And New Amounts For Persons Now Receiving Benefits Social Security law changes, made by last Congress, will bring $2.50 to $8.60 more a month in October to 4.5 million receiving Old-age and Survivors insurance. it" Washington. AuL' Vi udtJ id cci ironed niif October).

Widow and I Child No Increase In Payroll Tax 73.7ro Of Workers Insured By U.S. Persons already rcceiv-ing payments need tale no action to get increase. Washington, Aug. 30 UPi Washington. Aug.

30 iUPi President Truman will make Government officials warned eon-seven whistle-stop talks during surr.ers today not to expect lower 'his Labor Day tnp to Milwaukee gasoline and fuel ml price? as some people show up." a result of a drastic cut in riu- Wraps came off some of Mr. ties on imported oil. Truman's campaign plans Friday President Truman announced when Presidential press secre- Friday that the United States has tary Joseph Short announced agreed to slash all oil tariffs up "operational stops" will be to percent to keep the vital made bv the iiain earning the liquid flowing without mterrup-' President to Milwaukee for a nonfor America's defense pro-Labor Day political speech. pM officials said the present "If some people show up" at tight oil supply and market sit- Retired Worter Widow and 3 Children Retired Worler and Wife Widow or Widower, Parent, Sur-viving Child 1 I 2il Old New Old New Old New Oid New 0 61 Million I 0 1952 1954 1e Veterar.s Admip.istr.it ion to-ihn outlined six major steps Korean war veterans lo folio obtaining a GI Joan for a farm or business. The agency pointed nut veiorar.s with servii the world since riwthrrak of i he Korean ronflii rhgih 5 benefits under I hp i Ko-nan (II blil.

Besides providing loans, the law a No rnil- veterans to educational help, imerr.ploymf-nt compensation mA ing-out Mepn for eteran Tiiose arc the six stops in obtaining a (il loan: 1. Find 1 ho proprrly or busi-r: -r ventuic to ho pm chased. Go to a bank, building and association, or other ir.Mi- I'utiull. '1. Present the loan plan and original discharge or separa'ion papers.

1 llao 'he propel ty ap- In p'0'M fryr hiritft tqjrjl 55 l.nt TOO at a 75 of nit i200 of fooiinji Old New $20.00 $25.00 40.00 45.00 60.00 67.50 68.50 77.10 Of the StOOS. bnolt loll I'mnu umtn-vi-i wmi 30.00 37.50 $15.00 $18.80 60.00 65.60 30.00 33.80 90.00 101.30 45.00 50.70 102.80 115.70 51.40 57.90 40.20 45.30 64.20 65.80 133.60 146.50 150.00 168.90 30.00 60.00 90.00 102.80 37.60 65.60 101.40 115.80 avings result from the lower reporters, "I wouldn't be sur from being passed on to prised if the President made a i motorists, householders, or in talk." dustrial users. Present Social Security tat rata of per cent, paid both by employer and employe, will bt tha tai rate until 1954. Tax Collections And Benefits Paid New Payments Based On Earnings After 1950 45 Million Including 4 i Milliet mo-5 Hir.al Year IMlSl $1.4 Bi $3.1 Billion lion '1' a'f the pt.usod by a A approved pi aisei 5. The appiaisei's etin 'T asonah.e value goes to lender.

Tots mployed Vorleri No Insured (In Cohered Short also announced Mr. Tru-; rj( rp aj man will speak Oct. 1 at the dedi-; They' said the duty reductions cation T.f the Hungry Horse Dam, Uin Pnc0urage importers and in northwest Montana. foreign producers to step up Slop at Pittsburgh shipments to the United States. The Chief Executive's special these shipments, they said, train will leave here at 12.30 vvl11 (1 nothing to shove down a.

m. EDT Monday. En route lo Rsoiine and fuel oil prices, now Milwaukee, it will stop briefly H(r Hie highest levels allowed by at. Pittsburgh at a. m.

law'-and at Crestline, at. 105 p. m. 111(1 big oil companies bene-Dj from the action declined lo ll is due to arrive at Mil- 0 1,1 0 1 h'ddicly. But one waukee at 9 p.

m. EDT. and at said the mine was "a 10.S0 p. m. EDT.

Mr. Truman -oof it would pro-will speak at the Milwaukee heavier Sports Arena under the sponsor- alid use ship of the Labor Polit icul 11 of '-huT olls Gasoline. League of Milwaukee Count v. 1 he ndllendent Petroleum As-joint ClO-AFL organization." Bc-'vu V'nR'h y'iously op-fore the speech, the President hp lower duties said "it will confer with local Democratic a financial gain to and union leaders. companies." Retirement Benefits Survivors Benefits Average Retired Retired Widow, Widow Widow Widow Lump Monthly Worker Worker Wife and Widower, and and and Sum Earnings and Child Parent, One Two Three Death After I960 Wife Under 18 Surviving Child Children Children Payment Child 5 34.00 $25.00 $37.50 45.00 $13.80 37.60 $45.10 45.00 $75.00 50.00 41,30 45.10 20.70 41.40 45.10 45.00 82.50 100.00 55.00 30.CO 80.00 41.30 80.00 80.00 80.10 165.00 150.00 62.50 93.80 120.10 46.90 93.80 120.00 120.00 187.50 200.00 70.00 105.00 140.00 52.50 105.00 140.10 160.20 210.10 250.00 77.50 116.30 155.10 53.20 116.40 155.20 168.90 232.50 300.00 85.00 127.50 168.80 I 63.80 127.60 168.90 168.90 255.00 ioW'd.

If apolii dtluli is aii) Tixei Collected Benefit Payments About IA million persons no employed aro not in jobs cohered by Social Security. Gen. Eijenho hi urod coverage for every workpr irt U.S. Social Security taies go into a trust fund which reached $16 billion in March. This is invested in U.S.

securities. nit; irms The indeneridenf nmrineprs. J952 CHANGES IN SOCIAL SECURITY LAW The Presidential train will leave Milwaukee at 11.30 p. in. MORE OLD PEOPLE IN U.S.

Which number about. 13,000. have r.ui mommy, aim en route 10 Old And New Maximum Payments Washington will make six addi- ms Piup tional "operational stops" rul drive More Men Than Women Get Social Security Earn More After Retirement Can Earn Up And Receive 3.3 Million Increase Between 1940-1950 "Hi 'i UUM independents ness. from five to 30 minutes each Stops Are Listed Individuals Maximum Payments I'he taritT reduction, the as.sn. ciation said, "reflects an attimrip The Tuesday stops will he fin- EDT; on 'lie government to Families $168.80 Maximum Payments An? 65 And 0r loan is made.

I.imn iianuitet'il i inaily VA doe, lend money il.iei lo a eteian. He nut l.w own for the loan ilit ough the usual financing i ii.ii'iii'ls, When the loan is appiovcd and completed. VA glial autoes or insuies the lender i against loss to bO percent of the loan with a maximum of $7500 for home loans. On oilier loans, VA guarantees the lender against loss up lo 50 pereent of ihe loan with a maximum o( 101 10 on real eslate and $2000 on nun teal estate loans. The interest iate on VA guaranteed loans may not exceed four percent a year on the unpaid balance and fees and charges may not exceed those allowed by VA.

VA also pays the lender- for credit to the veleian's loan an amount equal to four percent of Hie guarantee, but not more lhan SltiO. This is a gill lo the veteran. Three Type of Three types of loans are jut missihlo tinder the law: 1. To purchase, construct or improve a home. 2.

To buy a farm, farmland, livestick, farm machinery and other farm supplies and equipment. .1 To buy a business or oilier wise enable a veteran to undertake of expand a legitimate business venture. Social 565 at 0.30 a. m. Pat kersburg.

W. at p. m. EDT; Clarksburg, 1 imports and "brings displacement of U. S.

Total payments may not nceed 80 per cent of worker's average monthly waga before he retired. Most maximums will not exceed $77.60, Few will receive $85. About 3.5 mil-lion persons, age 65 and over, receive Old age and Survivors insurance. Average payment is $43. 1.6 Million Women fill ft ill Old Naw iiioouciion ny imports from abroad.

The new duties were contained in an agreement signed Thursday with Venezuela, this country's largest foreign oil supplier. Thev will go into effect 30 days after the exchange of agreement rinen. at 3.1a p. in. EDT; Grafton, W.

at p. m. EDT; Keyser, W. at 7 p. m.

EDT, and Mar-tinshurg, V. at 8.50 p. m. I ED Short said the President would make brief talks at all the stops except Cincinnati, where the rail Old New A retired person can earn up to $75 a month in job covered by Old-age and Survivors insurance and still receive Social Security. (Present limit is $50.) Person over 75 may earn any amount and receive the insurance.

Military Service Wage Credits whidl may 'Replace next road vard and station a. prevent a crowd gathering. Speed Up On Benefit Payments I Mflrtt. I 1. IT 1 if py TTM At Cincinnati, however.

Ohio' ll. v- a- 'eieo-nation Some Can't Live On Monthly Insurance policy, the cuts will bp applied ailtnnvitifi-illif -ii .1 Democratic National Committee "wninin niiv Hl 01101' mini. HUU 1940 1950 County Democrat ie Chairman vr William Harlow will visit viWcmn President, Short said. He said rZ -CV he didn't know what airanne. 1hp oil imontc if "-S tiezueia agreed 10 cut Under present law a person applying for benefits receives only part payment, and then, due to technicality, has to return in 6 months while remainder is computed.

New law simplifies process, has no waiting period. i it )- 1 si3fi.non.oon in V. S. Living costs force 12 per cent of Old-age and Survivors recipients and 15 per cent receiving public assistance to seek help from both programs. Only 27 per cent of persons age 65 and over receive Social Security.

Others are not qualified, or are self-supporting. lo he eligible, veletans must uiw provides twt persons in armed torces since have been dischatgod or released' 1947 will get Social Security credits of $160 a under conditions other than dis-j monfh for tlme on adiv Jut Nnw in5lirance honorable, must have on i-. -n i arnve duty after June 27, 1050,1 "odltl Wl" PP'y to monthly bene its and also and must have served at least; 'up sum death payments after August 1952. "owcls at the "operational 'considered VdWffi soios. I The tram will change engines; iat.

Chicago, Short said, hut no speech will be made owing to, 'OlIJJO iCtai I dioup "inconvenience." He indicated ry ii pi .1 1 ithere is no particular significance. 10 111 1 ill la. I ,1, I i MORE U.S. AID TO STATES DEATH AND DEPENDENT CHILDREN AVERAGE MONTHLY PAYMENTS in loc i iiMtu in iriu mi; 10 pea 1 1 ue jvmerican Collegiate Rein the home town of Gov. Steven-; tailing Association vviN hold a son Democratic President norm-1 two-day conference at nrevot i $46.15 Jtl70 $50 Payment 7 nee.

III I Hard 1952 fi CWd) WT.34 22-06 $150 T-hr-nt ffflnl suiuie oi 'jcctinologv and the Warwick Hotel, Philadelphia, Thursday and Friday. Subject of Ihe conference is "Recruiting and Traini 120 (iucsts Aroused rft it These are average lump sum death pay-m Many survivors receive more. ilia i 1 II This is a typical payment to aged, blind or disabled persons. It shows the maximum amount that comes from a Federal grant. Weroqe Poymcnt Hv Itlaze in Hold 00 days unless discharged sooner lor a service-connected disability.

Unremai i ied widows of men who served since June 27, and who (lied in service as a ie suit oil a service-connected disability after discharge also may qualify for 1he Gl. loans. Kligible persons will have 10 years from the end of Ihe Korean conflict lo obtain the loans. Democratic Club Will Hold Picnic At Kcllmawr you luiyu Guests in the Milner Hotel, 2nd 0n hd New Old MtiW Poymenf 6 or. vjy Aid To Dependent Children Permanently And Totally Disofced General Aaiitance Federal Grant Vs.

State Expenditures imorning by a'nre in a fifth noorigr "Al I A bellhop. Danny Delano, dis-f cutlve hcafi Gimbel covered the fire at 4 a. m. He. '1 sounded ihe alarm, which -j w.

amused 120 guests. 'Dla. Oman Jlljuiril Engine Companies 1, 2 and fi i t. 1' land Truck Companies 1 and I VS Lrall under the command of District Mrs. Joan Munz.

20. of South 549.73 a .44.87 $.1.3 Billion $22.41 This is how U.S. is increasing aid to de-pendent 1 1 A i- ii ii i in i 51 Billion Annual State laws regulate use of funds for public assist It'- feeiy) frfl, It I (r rt I All Periion atic candid ne sneak Sunday at. Ihe annual Old New st near Philadelphia, suffered bruises of the forehead and ance. Amounts rue unci isjik u.

uncrmaii quickly extinguished the blaze SJCI I I VJ MlWIf IU- I if for Public Assistance Pi 'I -ii Increases in public assistance, a ioiih i-eoerai- uals will vary in i Unemployment Insurance Aid To Blind Old Age Aiwhnce different tAtpi. St ate program, will cost U.S. an additional $242 million a year. Oid-aqe and Survivors is the only part of the Social Security program that is solely administered in Washington. Soicp: Soon! Srtunty AdmintitratioH which Oberman said apparently left knee Friday night when ihe was started by a discarded car which she was riding cigatet thrown into an over- struck a curb at the Route 3S-stuffed chair.

i lladdnnfield rd. traffic circle in Delaware Township. The average American married Mrs. Munz was taken to Coo-man is 30 years old, has two per Hospital for treatment. Po-children and' earns $3000 a lice said the ear was driven by according to Ihe census.

her husband. Porfirio, 21. These are average Federal-Slate payments. Many persons receive more, some receive less. Several Federal State Local For further formofot about benrlttt onr thnnqei if Iht lo nut yojr Socro Secunfy o(ic.

By Tom P. Barrett th. states hava maximum payments of $75 a mon ni- of ihe I'lighth Ward Demo-iKitic flub at the Ganlen Picnic Grounds, Anderson ave Hell mawr. Joseph Osier, chairman of the lommiltee on arrangements, said amusement rides will be provided for the children, and a (owho.v hand, "The Texas Cowhands," will provide the music. Buses will leave the clubhouse, 17.M Broadway, at 12.30 p.

in. and at I -HO p. m. "Although the picnic is sponsored by the llighlh Ward Democratic flub, we are inviting the public to join with us in the outing and hear the Democratic candidates," Osier said. Assisting Osier are Lawrence Romaseo, Joseph A.

Lut. Mich- James Mtdonnell 1v(' 1 1,11,1 On Korean I osihon (Jiinoo tin iiilctl In AHumI VOW Can.it Munsan, Korea. Aug. 30 'IT Allied authorities announced to day that tin co Chinese Commu lov CjrlUl, 9, Hurl In Collision Willi Car Nine-year-old Dominic Vasile, rd 301 "Vine was taken to Cooper Hospital for observation 'Friday after his bicycle and a car 'collided at 5th and Pine sts. Democrals Plan Tu Hold Rallies In Every aid iev Legion Chief Washington.

Aug. 30 il'Pt--; The American Veterans Committee said today the American Legion has shown "complete intellectual baiikr-uptcy" in suggest-' ing that "political control" of' the-Korean ar he eliminated. Al liiirlinlonCilv 111st prisoiieis of war wei 1952 JWS. wounded Thursday in a I'uited James Jones. 2ti, of tlth near Chestnut, driver of ihe car, a 1 1 dm I icmoi-ratic meetings lanned in city aei kossi, Atitnony taisso, 'u 1 1 1 nri tio I 'or hint" Mii-liiiel IVI 1 Curtis Cainpaigne AVC na- was summoned to appear in Mil-tional chairman, wrote Ti'ygve nieipal Court Tuesday on a care-Lie, general of -the; less driving charge.

Dinted Nations, that, in effect, Tilt i hnton, Aug. 30. James McConnell lias been elected head of the ('apt. James M.n-l-'ai laud Posl 7'V Ameiicau Legion, of Bitrlii.gton, succeeding Mihe'ii Rosenhi'i c. Nations POW cimp on Chcju Island.

The repoit luoughl ca.suallies iliiin V. N. stockades to a total of six Reds killed and So injured during July and August. 1' authorities said the thice Hos.si, Mrs, Jennie Garrison, Mrs.ing Seplember. Dopitly Mavoi Ella Willis, James Haiusworth'Angelo Malandia, Demon.

itii LEGAt NOTICES Sr. Mrs Law rente Surow ice and lay. for surowice. seph IP OF FUHICATIOX OK CITY, NKW il -Oil In ii, city chairman, announced Two i allies aie schcdulci Tuesday, with residents of CA.MIlbN s. l-d B-mit K.lu liiir-r revs ur The post is the largest in linglon County and this corded an eurullnicnt ol 13, McConnell as membership ''u' Chinese were wounded by a and Hour IHvi IDM 11 sincle bullet from a guard's ine Legion demanded that the D.

N. pull out of the Korean war "leaving this light entirely in the hands of American military leaders." "Nothing, in our judgment, could he more fatal either to our noble cause in Korea or to the welfare of our American comrades who are lighting in thai Campaigne wrote. CamnaiLMie said the "a erase" marks t4 timf. l'list, Second and Tenth Wards meeting at Led Men's Hall. 117 Pcai I si at p.

ni. meet inn is slated at the Twellih W.ttd lo (lurlail S('ii(t Dr. John Pei ry Horlai i h.ui m. 1:1 of the Philadelphia iC man. one ot tne on the post i (vord.

of new be held at the post day, Sept. HJ. at lie conducted bv officers id home Mount, ami ill oiintv Com- gienai vvae nai lop i.oani, pM, nncoumed today effective t. I. al mi, nic 32 Church I', m.

rillc. None of the injuries were serious, the lcport said. The ijuard In od one round when a prisoner on a work dei.nl threw a bucket at lum. the Allied announcement said. Iiiirplars lake Al (ilotit'olcr Theatre I.M 5 01 icsidi'i is will hold a all tr-lo niational and advisoty services performer! for ihe W'SH inceiiiig Ihursu.iv at 1 ho our- Nr'V Irrspv .,,,1 i i it e.

I'M- niui Mi'ui iiiwsine 111 the Dcnaitment of Labor, will bei Ward Democratic Chih, in Legion Hall, Ml. mandcrelcct Edward Hinder, of American" veteran, "unlike writ-Modford. ers of American Legion resoiit- The post went on mon! cm lions, knows that peace depends dorsmg the catuhdacy of William wholehearted, loval cooper-' C. Dovlr. of Burlington, for siate'ation of nations through the terminated.

ave. aiii 1 flni IV JV'aM of E'IuchU t'f Canidrn, New irn pvL-riMuni 1 n- in ti.r by Sh-Mt Codings rd. Dr. Hoi la. er said poi ln Senl is iii'Ves- ciitCi I heir wav nil S.

a rally is I nited Nations icr wage auuisimenis, ioiii.eiiy:S,.,u,.i..,0,i vlnIi, Ward ihe Kmc theatre at Kim: and lonceiiv forwarded to wage hour ottieos Democratic Club, and Berkley! Somerset Gloucester, diir- Prie IMan las sls p. m. ing the ntglit and stole an tin- should be sent diiec-t to the USH at '6 S. Broad Philadelphia. The candidates vvill speak at iletermined amount of cash.

insuiAii'i- cnipativ a-hiid siifl 1 rrl biriflo: if .0 nt F.OU, Jtlt'i- f. if il- ii c-iTiflrf ll I -r r. t'- Krtti- apv 5u li i.w C'r lirx' I-, pa.d I-i tic Bvaid In I. all meetings. The money believed to repre- anjiuajie The Philadelphia Regional WSB has jurisdiction over penn- commander at the stale convention at WiMvv ood Sept o.

Com mandcr Milton Rosenborg has urged a large unuoui a' the eon-volition sir poi ot Doyle, the Burlington Coumv Legion executive commit iceman. Other new oft iters aie Notman senior vice comjnindei; Anthony Donofiio. junior vice commander; August Lohner. ti- Sciviug on the committee ar- sctit the night's receipts, as well Ft i. N.

Aug. i I'D A svlvania. Delawaie and Camden. ranging tne rallies are Joseph I. as the contents a lohhy candy 1V, All XI I ft', till Salem.

Gloucester. Atlantic and Cape May nrtv. Mrs. Al- closet in the manager's office. 1 mr-e Ov to priest practiced "talking" in sign, language today.

The Rev, Robert Collins said lie will say M.isses for ihe deal as soon he masters the silent Requests for approval of health. leu I mil; 111 II, Xtic I Miinf Winl.nl. welfare and pension plans Will Labor Day lime lo show the world that the working man need not be regimented for America is living proof that freedom for Labor is a guarantee of happiness and success for all. he sent to the National WSB Of nance officer; Milton Rosenberg Jennie olive, Director of liarkins said the theatre officials Ernest alphabet. assistant finance officer Public Works Frank Abbott.

Mrs. eoold he reached until later today icy an all aiti waive ai. ii- be made th1 hid carh itTn. seized tiiat tie article meots oui nu-nts. Bids will nil 'br reffUfd nflt-r tf saecified f'ii- tip iii ls.

EkH after the hnui deemed invalid and letucied unowned tie EDWARD F. POOI.K. Purchasinj Agent. 'd fls A Dav.d S'-Iifitir. IS? in Lena Rago, John Salvatore, Mrs.

to give an estimate of the loss. chaplain; Francis Me Sadie Harris. Samuel 1.. Catiam-i Tim indicemeo said the burr-: Grath. master at arms, and War fire in Washington, as in the past.

The curtailment in services hv the Wage and Hour Division resulted from budgetary limitations imposed upon the WSB by Congress, Dr. llorlarhcr said. bone. Mrs. Alfreda Hart.

ihu-s- rained entrance bv breakme ten Sprowles. historian Longest eclipse of the sun in modern times occurred in 1937.: Viewed from the Pacific ocean area, it lasted seven minutes and four seconds. Russell McCormick, David Rod- Also Meri J. James iims- a ock on ie mint i oor. ien worth Mrs.

Laura forcing open ihe door of the Flwood Silpath. Daniel R. Freeholder Director Oscar Moore, 'manager's office. I rbaniak, Fred C. Adams, Doyle Mrs.

Mary R. Riley, Edward J.j and Rosenberg were named to Kelly, Mrs. Bertha W. llaillev.t i I Mr II: the post executive committee. Thomas S.

Watson. Mrs. Martha 1'HaVS Temperaliires Tik'n jtl 7 "('I Lst of Mi.imp(ii VI HI R. Stone, L. Wavne McCormick PRESIDENT, NmhI THE HURLEY STORtS Taproom V.

Margaret Foley, Walter McliemA, Jo Mrs. Gertrude Iinors s. Budniak, Ague sepii Liiikin and Mifi sim s. I 1 HURLEY'S DR. Y.UBAS OPTOMETRIST 131 KAIG1IN AVENUE Phone WOodlawii 1-1936 EYES EXAMISEI) Ha ilson.

"All Deiiloci iiii'os ni liie county are lending every em to -upport tite votmo ic'gistraiion Malandia said. 'Democratic aides aie pledged to as poned his wedding today at the- Following several eomplaints insistence of a judge who lined u-icived oy c'ierncnton poiice, the him $10 for drunkenness. 'hoiough louncii Friday night Lawrence, 21, told the judge notihed the municipality eight about lus "awful predicament. taproom operators to he on the He did not have $in and was to aieit against serving minors and Fi ra r-'t. sist in this non-partisan drive to be married today to his finance, drunks.

-f 'J r'n All SI ores Closed Monday, September 1st Labor Day CAMDEN PENN5 GROVE RIVERSIDE '-re. fi swell ihe voting rolls so that ho is only 1 1. Waiter J'edersen prom- Ks.il Cl'r. MO car. police with enforce the 1 1 f'-ra; a.

ev cry 'tered line." qualified resident is legis-, "Go to jail, son." before the SepL 25 riead-(aid. "She's got pie 'to wait." the judge, ised of ty of time, taproom owners to sta'e regulations. 'el'. Itir C'-t V. II Su, rulllu, Ci, fb 4S i.