Show constitutional IJ Q AMENDMENT no ANO 2 A JOINT resolution PROPOSING TO AMEND ARTIC ARTICLE LE III OF THE constitution OF THE STATE OF UTAH REL RELATING TO ORDINANCE FOR THE TAXATION OF LANDS AND exemptions be it enacted by the legislature of the state of utah two thirds of all members elected to each of the two houses voting in favor thereof section 1 it Is proposed to amend article III HI of the constitution of the state of utah as foi follows the following ordinance shall be irrevocable without the consent of the united states and the people of this state first perfect toleration of religious sentiment Is guaranteed io 0 o inhabitant of this state shall ever be molested in person or property on account of his or her mode of religious worship but polygamous or plural marriages are forever prohibited second the people inhabiting this state do affirm and declare that they forever disclaim all right and title to the public lands lying within the boundaries hereof and to all lands lying within said limits owned or held beany indian or indian tribes and that until the G I 1 insurance clarified by veterans head in response to numerous requests for clarification of the lump ernp suni sum payment plan for G 1 I insurance ns urance which congress recently ly established wayne C dabb eon contact t a et representative of the veterans administration contact of fice ice at kiesel buildt building ng ogden this his week pointed out that under the he ne new w provisions all beneficiaries will not be eligible for the ca cash sh settlement in case of death of the insured according to details just received lump sum payments will be made only on policies that mature on or after the date of passage of the act august 1 in other words those beneficiaries of men tilled killed in service or at any time before the date of the act must still be paid on the old plan of monthly payments lay ments still another restriction to the ca cash sh settlement plan is a provision in the amended act which requires that hat the insured before his death must personally indicate his choice of a lump sum as the method of payment if this is not done his beneficiaries must select one of the monthly payment plans mr dabb points out that this last provision insures insures that the veteran himself shall have a voice in how he wishes his insurance to be paid in the case of his death this will prevent large sums of money from falling into the hands bands of irresponsible beneficiaries who might live a life of riley for a time and then become public charges experience following world war I 1 brought this situation to light time and again mr dabb cautions veterans that the cash settlement plan should be chosen only with a specific purpose in in mind and that ordinarily beneficiaries have been far better provided for under a life or extended income plan |