EXPLAIN WHY ALASKANS P \Y
PAR. Y.AGES FOR SECURITi
JUNEAU—Every State and T*r
rr.vrv ■-£ the United. States n;w haa
a: jiu-jnployiiient compensation law
i* . /r .• nfoirr. with the Federal So
St ' ' A The Alaska Cota
je.-i.ator A-t was by the
1 rh Alaska Legislature, ex
Tr.. r-t ' v s - i. r.
w ’ Titles f Um ter: 1 Ac:
wh ■- the pi'-n^r:•! -.i • i? m >t m
tci e-«ted in are i’lich \ .11 ana I \
Tl.K IX f thi- 1 >ra! S • .1 Sc
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ci- tax <-n t i:.pk.y<?-= of ight oi l
more individuals. The tax under
Title IX for the eEl.nl.tr y.cr li*3<3
eat. f r If 7 = 2 t
.. . . . j) . gj j
w. 1 be 0 i . r tent of the empl y..rV :
total r ayr 11
ti u.
t iT* the Federa! G *v : rr nt trade ;
a • • - - • ■ .e •'
r ’»L r. j t h t- n t ha t t h c > tr; \vh ‘ ? »
I_L^'r.tur. parsed a S:s*e un&rnp!oy
r ”onrr:cn=£ti'n Act which w-uld
meet with the approval f th. Fed
ir; 1 . e: Security Board, wrdd be
er'.'titd : dedart from the Federal
tar. 1,.\.d under Ti le IX, to the ex
tent cf .* per cent f that tar:, the
iv. v.r.t of their ?or.*r:but: r.= f the
nereplovment compersati.-a
f r. h
rr pie. in the event tie Ter
' c-iTf.-re had not passed
r ■ :; r> nt e:n.r-:nsa'.ion Act
ir a f the requirements
? •—iai ne'iri.y Board, rn em
. f e:?ht or more individuals
1 ti reguir-id to pay
rrie- dar year If?" on the F.dfc
Tax of 2 per cent—in other words. ■
<. ner cent. In si. rt. the employer
r ‘ ; par cert into the Terri- ry j
sr .2 r :r rent to the Federal G v-1
trn
E liable err,plover will be (riv
er. induct rial classification num-.
•. ■ • • • •• tats j lited to '"'..s ac-'
e.r nt The O:.*sion will use t: •
fr • Old Are Bene-fr numb-.: = |
and 1-0=0 an ' * cord of each
errpl vee's wage records.
By the rime the benefits first be
c -me payable, which is January 1,
If-.19. a system .: employment cff •&
will have beer, established throuph
c:; *he Tcrritory to assist .r. job
..... - - 1 benefit 3 ct
When an individual bc-corr,''? un
employed, he i- required register
with the empl 'yment ffice. The
e- r" vn- nt office will intme: at-ely
cr ieav r t place the individual in
* ? thcr position. If it fail? to do so
within two weeks, and the individual
ha' nut the re urerr.ents of the So*
cial Security Commission, he will
then be tendered a benefit - check.
The amount cf the creek w:il be
based entirely upon the work re
cord of the individual and will be
one-half of his f rrr.er full-time
weekly wage, with .* a maximum
weekly payment of STS for a period
not to exceed 16 weeks.
Title VIII of the Federal Social
Security Act establishes a system of
old-age benefits. This Title must not
be confused with unemployment
compensation as- it is an entirely
different setup and is in no way con
unemployment comp.-n
r.eeted with
sation.
Title VIII impose* a tax upon em
ploy. s a? well as employers to the
am'unt of 1 per c£nt for the calen
dar years it*-'T. 1&38 and 1939. This
l; will b: graduated at one-half
p-. , -t every three years un.il the
to:a. f three p:r cent will have
Le.-n r:a: J. the employer will be
pay.: c -or cent of his payroll and
the e : ‘hree per cent of his
wa- .. The .: n:y collected in th s
mtnr.e:’ will b: credited to each em
ploye upon whs. wave the tax is
r • --td. Te are r.rt will accrue un
til : :. tnd vidual has reached :!i age
yarn v-' -t-teap'n he will re
— :v a month 3 v n’d ape benefit
check. The amount of th? ck-sck wl’i
be based upon the total wages earn
ed by such an individual.
ENJOY DANCE AT OPHIR
BUT DELAYED RETURNING
Arv i Larson and h:r sisttr
,r-- Nr Vn -l. wore visitors in
Takrtr.a Y.'e nt'dry zrn'en.
The ; ruun;;y of Ophir was star
ing a dar.ee that night and • :e v nn*r
a . •: ■' U • r< v
irove them , ver in Mike Mv.:
1 Mr. and Mr:.
tiroM. Mr. and Mrs
•Ir. Ctrl Mr:. Le n
IVtodrcv.- Var
i !..: j-.C’. Z. s
and Zais.: and Mr. and Mr?. F:mi;
L-rs " t r: - n — ith z~'
A fi t • • was r e
port; : r-i.h the usual Ophir spirit
prevailir.e.
Cw irr to a ear breakdown, the
Talrtr.'. c—.tinjrtnt wa? unable tc
retur v r c- . nr! th'- afternoon
Joe Oat:? : ting .Mi -. t - v.r
. . the . re i '• u: happy crowd
LEAVE? TOR [' UP.F. \NKS
P(. p t*!' 1 ' rctr vi-itod
r .. ; ■ • W ir.esday vhi!
erroute f.> m C r.;-jr to McGrath w th
: : t Ban hill. Ro -id: l ■ ) will
. .main in McGrath niy long enough
to L'ok after a few business matters
and wiii then continue to Fairbanks.
Sen i in y ur Subscription to The
KLSKO TIMES today
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOP
THE I N NOKO PRECINCT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
Ir *v Matt': •' 'he Estate of MAX
SIMEL, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned hr.- been ap*
pt inted by the above entitled court
aj Administrator of the estate of
MAX SIMEL, dec.as'd.
All persons having claims again t
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same with the proper
vouchers attached, to the undersign
ed administrator of said estate at
his plate ol rcfdcar: n Ihc ::wn '
Ophi;, jnnol o . rac.rcl, A.a-kc ,
within sis (G) months from thd date
f lhi3 notice.
Doted Dee inbcr 1st, 1937.
CHRISTIAN BOLGEN,
Administrator if the Estate1
of Maot Slmtl, Deceased '
Fir Publication, December 10. 1937
last rufcilc3t.cn Dec. rr her 31. 11*;..
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> ottce to cKErrroT's
IN T1 ATE CCU1
FE'iirT iisrriCT. fovrtk
mns'^ . t e f r i r o ?. v or
AT A SKA.
-hr : >tt r f E . tc
TIMES CARTHE. Deceased.
NOTICE TS IirrEPT CTTEN h
the cndcr*:ra d. C. C 71 h
Bethel. 1 rkc, hr.s b? - rr
'y the r abate Co *rt for ti I h
D’.-rrict. F urth Dlvi '--n f
as E-'rotor cf th-> c tat'
TTNI”S CARTHE. tic ter
Firinum. Alaska.
scid o -*a4e f Mrr :n;--s Garthe Pt
ceas;d, are hereby notified to r
sent such Haims within six months
r: : o her. of.
Da d at Bethel, Ntvetr.bcr 1st,.
1937.
O. C NEPvBY.
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F'r't P b’lcrti n, Decemfc r ’A rg"
l a t PublivAion, Dec r b r El. 1 5*.
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