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of subsection (j), to an annuity for each month equal to one-half of the pilot's insurance amount.

(d) Parent's Insurance Annuity.-- Every parent of a wholly insured pilot, who will have died leaving no widow and no child, if such parent was sixty years of age or over if a mother, or sixty-five years of age or over if a father, shall be entitled, for life, or, if such parent remarries after the pilot's death, then until such remarriage, to an annuity for each month equal to one-half of the pilot's insurance amount.

(e) Then there is more than one pilot with respect to whose death a parent or child is entitled to an annuity for a month, such annuity shall be one-half of whichever pilot's insurance amount is greatest.

(f) Lump-Sun Payment.-- Upon the death, on or after January 1, 1948, of a wholly or temporary insured pilot who will have died leaving no widow, child, or parent who would on proper application therefor be entitled to receive an annuity under this section for the month in which such death occurred, there shall be a paid lump sum of eight times the pilot's insurance amount to the following person (or if more than one there shall be distributed among them) whose relationship to the deceased pilot will have been determined by the Board, and who will have been living on the date of such determination: to the widow or widower of the deceased; or, if no such widow or widower be then living, to any child or children of the deceased and to any other person or persons who, under the intestacy law of the State where the deceased will have been domiciled, will have been entitled to share as distributes with such children of the deceased, in such proportions as is provided by such law; or, if no widow or widower and no such child and no such other person be then living, to the parent