Requirements in Alaska
| The existing laws relating to pen
isions in Alaska do not meet the
above requirements to make the
Territory eligible to participate in
the benefits of the act. however,
I the act provides “That in order to
assist the aged of the several
States who have no State system
of old-age pensions until an op
portunity is afforded the several
States to provide for a State plan,
including financial participation by
I the States, and notwithstanding
any other provision of this title,
the Secretary of the Treasury shall
pay to each State for each quarter
| until not later than July 1, 1937,
to be used exclusively as old-age
assistance, in lieu of the amount
payable under the provisions of
! clause (1) of this subsection, an
| amount suficient to afford old-age
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FAIRBANKS SHIP
BELIEVED DOWN
WEST OF DAWSON
Craft Carrying A. G. Nor
dale, Mr., Mrs. Lonz, Last
Seen Over Chicken Ck.
FLIERS COMBING
NORTH COUNTRY
Bad Weather May Have
Forced Pilot Down at
Isolated Place
The rugged mountainous country
i between Dawson, Y. T„ and Falr
! banks, Alaska, is today being comb
Ud by planes searching for the ship
| carrying Pilot Arthur F. Hines, Mr.
and Mrs. John Lonz, Fairbanks
businessman and wife, married only
a month ago. and Alton O. Nor
dale. Clerk of the United States
District Court for the Fourth Di
vision and a member of the last
two Alaska Territorial Legislatures.
The plane has not been reported
since taking off from Dawson for
Fairbanks last Monday afternoon.
Over Chicken Creek
The plane was last reported over
the Chicken Creek country.
It is believed that Pilot Hines
set down deliberately through some
mishap or account of weather.
