New ( overage During tin year, tin- Social .Se curity Administration felt the tii.-t impact (if extended coverage pro vided by the amendment s of 1950. as well as from inert ased benefit provided in changes to u.< lav in 1952 Five new cla .-••->•■ of wm ■. ii. ers vv« covered for the t.rst :mv be-.-inmnt- ill June. 1951 They were domestic set v,.ms in pri vate homes, farm labor, employe*-. of state and local government-., employees of non-prol.f organiza tions and self employed persons By counties in this a.ea. total benefit recipients and pavm ne wer.: Prince Edward. 41b pet it.. leceiving $134,560; Bucko.- h m. 260 persons. $85,400. and char lotte, 195 persons and STl.oeo. A look at till national piclir.e revealed that over five million pi • pic arc receiving $2Cu million in insurance payments eacn nvn ... Tltr loyil paid »n 1953 > the: retir'd workers, their lan..'.: ..nil to dependent suivivois of dio eas ed worker.- who were msn ,:i will be more' than S2 . billion. Eighty per cent of all jobs m tl countiy ate covered by the piv giam and 62 million l r-jti- . ;. now insured for the bench's on ;h, basis of then employment m c.; cred work. 321,070 POi sl>$ LEM SOLD I AS I i\ I I K A total of 321.070 pounds of dark fired tobacco v. as sold hen last week, at an a vet age of $33.64. The seasons total 1,-j 3.935.264 pounds, at an average of $35.17. The market colscs Thursday.

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