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Soc. Security Notes
“Many folks think the only reason they should write or call the social security office is to claim payments." remarked Mrs. Hazel F. Daly social security district marf ager in Winchester, Va., in an interview recently. “The truth is,” she continued, “everyone should know first what payments can be made and when to claim them. This is just as important in planning for the future as are health and life insurance.”
Thoughtful people now ask, ahead of time, about old-age, survivors, and disability pay ments from social security. They pass the information on td their- depb'ntfents ■ because they realize that the social security taxes they pay are building protection for the future.
“While it isn’t always convenient for busy people to take time away from work for a visit to the office,” Mrs. Daly said, “there are many ways to get information about social security. Free booklets are available on request. T h e s e give general information about social security, facts about disability payments, help for self-employed businessmen and farmers, and much more.
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