Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 8

-EIGHT EVENING TIMES, CUMBERUAiyP, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, WW DUd PA 2-4SOO WANT Baltimore Council Passes Ordinance To Repeal Tax BALTIMORE; un TV city Council has advanced to final reading ordinances calling for repeal of the cily's advertising tax! These bills and' another which would reduce levies on manufacturers' machinery and inventories were passed on second reading yesterday. Both ordinances are expected to pass without opposition next Monday. A third bill to reduce the city's lax on cigarettes from 5 to 3 cents was held in committee ponding additional amendments. Two ordinances dealing with the advertising tax repeal the 2 per cent levy on advertising media and the 4 per cent tax on advertising media at the end of year. These measures were introduced shortly after Mayor D'Alesandro, in a'dramatic turnabout last month, urged the repeal of the ad tax which his administration had sponsored last fall.

Since the mayor's announcement, the General Assembly enacted legislation prevent any Maryland locality from imposing the tax unless similar burdens were placed on other types of businesses. HOME OWNERS! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WE CAN OFFER YOU ALL ALUMINUM STORM-SCREEN WINDOWS PLUS AN ALL ALUMINUM STORM-SCREEN DOOR COMPLETE WITH ALL INSERTS ALL FOR ONLY MONEY DOWN LOW AS WEEK FULL CASH PRICE 'LOW BUDGET MD MSNLUT1M AVAILABLE CALL NOW! OPHATORS ON DUTY 24 MRS. A DAY IN CUMBERLAND PARKVIEW 2-5540 OUT OF TOWKEIS GALL COLLECT CAN'T CALL? MAIL COUPON 1 BERLIN WAY. PITTSBURGH 1. PA.

GENTLEMEN: PLEASE HAVE ONE OF YOUR REP RESENTATIVES CALL AT MY HOME SO THAT I MAY EXAMINE THE FIDELITY WINDOW MYSELF. I UNDERSTAND THAT I AM UNDER NO OBLIGATION Two Senate Aspirants In Fatal Crash Jennings Randolph Driver Of Car And Rep. Byrd Passenger NEW MARTINSVILLE, W.Va. tf) Former Congressman nings Randolph was asleep at the wheel of the cai carrying him and Rep. Robert C.

Byrd (D-WVa) ust before it became involved in a collision that killed the other driver Sunday, State Trooper iene Morris said. Morris quoted Randolph that he 'dozed off at the wheel and snap- peel out" just before the collision hat killed Ricardo Cortez, 29, of New Martinsville, alone in the other car. said indications were hat Randolph's northbound car veered across'the lane into the of the oncoming vehicle on iV.Va. 2, two miles north of here. There was no word early today rom a New Martinsville hospital on when Randolph and Byrd would released.

Attendants said the men were continuing to show improvement from the wreck injuries. Randolph, 56, of Etkins and Washington, suffered a broken rib, cuts and bruises. Byrd, 40, of Sophia, was less seriously hurt. cut lip and other He suffered a injuries. Morris said he had taken a complete statement from Byrd and a partial one from Randolph concerning the mishap.

In the statement, Randolph said he had gone bed at Clarksburg at 3:15 a.m. Sunday and had gotten up and tarted his trip at 7:15 o'clock Sunday, morning. Randolph and Byrd are Democratic aspirants to the U.S. Senate, Dut to different seats. Randolph, Second District congressman in 1933-47, is seeking the party's nomination to the unexpired two-year term of the late Sen.

M.M. Neely. Byrd, now the state's Sixth District congressman is running for the full six-year Senate term. The two men had been campaigning together over the weekend and were en route to Wellsburg. Morris said no charges have been filed as the result of the fatality but the case is still under investigation.

Soldier Taken From Memorial To Base Hospital Airman Clyde W. Ankeney 21, Oldtown, who was injured February 23 in an auto accident near his home, yesterday was transferred by helicopter to a hospital at Boiling Air Force Base near Washington. Airman Ankeney was injured when the car he was operating skidded on an icy spot on Route 51 and crashed into a bank. He sustained a fractured vertebrae and had been a patient at Memorial Hospital since the accident. The helicopter landed at Cumberland Municipal Airport yesterday afternoon to transport Airman Ankeney to Boiling Field where he will be hospitalized.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Ankeney of Oldtown. R.L.Jeffrey Seeks Post As Delegate The candidacy of Robert Lee Jeffrey, Lcyiaconing, for House of Delegates, subject to the Re publican primary May 20 has been announced.

Jeffrey formally filed as a candidate last Monday and is one of 16 candidates who will seek the six House of Delegate nomi nations in the primary. He is a son of the late George F. S. Jeffrey, a former member of the House of Delegates and the Republican Committee of Aile gany County. A graduate School, class The Cumberland Junior AJWOK Nation of Commerce is helping promote National Library Week Cumberland by sponsoring hree contests, i A contest is "in ADVERTISEMENT Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Youngei Th of Central High of 1950, he is unmarried and is presently living with his mother in LonaconLng He is a member of the Churc) of the Brethren in Westernpor and formerly was employed witt Brethren Service, of Elgin, 111., working with Protestant churches in the Chicago area to send material aid to refugee camps in Europe, mostly in Germany and Austria.

He said his only previous political experience was in 1954, when he was defeated in the Republican primary by a close "If elected, I will support all legislation that will benefit all citizens of Allegany County," he said. couple, worn-out. tronwd Vfta. nun For new younger feeling after 40. pep.

vun- qui-kly give you Uf In lins day. ,011 get much iron ai 16 dog. raw oysters or 4 to steady vim, vigor, vitality i.rel 1. 6 7. All TAX PAYMENTS MADE EASIER with PERSONAL No waiting in line To Help Promote I National Ojbrary Event schools for the best slogans on the significance of Library Slogans must be 10 words or and prizes will' be awarded 'for elementary, junior high and high school students; Frank Deremer, Library Week committee chairma'n, reports a number of entries have been received and''that additional slogans may be submitted during he observance which ends Saturday.

A second contest is open to all persons who borrow a book from he Cumberland.Free Public Library this week. A valuable book will be Deremer the holder of the lucky ibrary card selected, at the end of the The only requirement is that, one borrow a book during the March 17-22 period. A book review program is also being.sponsored by Cumberland Jaycees this week. Reviews are to be 100 words or less and are be on current best sellers. Anyone who desires to yol'un- eer his services may contact Miss ftfary G.

Walsh, librarian, ot a list of books available. Library Week has been adopted as a national Jaycee project in cooperation with the American Association and the National Book'Committee. ADVERTISEMENT Has $250,000 Cash Boy, 3 V2, Proves Too 'Generous' ALEXANDRIA, Va. Douglas Mastbrook rummaged in hfe fath er's pants pocket. He found $55 Douglas went to a window.

He saw a boy shuffling by. He hek out the bills in a gesture of gener osity. The boy took them and ran Douglas didn't understand. He' only In Homer's Iliad, Tartarus wa the infernal region said to be situated as far below Hades Heaven is above the earth. In Navy Paul Richard Morton, 17, of 146 North Mechanic ot Mr Mrs! Julius Morton, enlisted in the Navy for a minority period, -according to local Navy recruiters.

Babies On Heads 'Swiss mothers in the Canlon of Valais carry their babiei on top their heads. The is trussed inside a wooden cradle, which rests, on. a thick cushion perched on the head. JOHN LAUMAN The great sum of $250,000 has been "set aside for this Aetna Finance manager to loan to local and nearby residents for seasonal arid coming Easter needs. Any amount from $50 to $1500 may be obtained on name only or.

other plans. Fast, one-visit service is offered. Arrangements may also' be made by phone. Call or see Aetna Finance 48 N. Centre St.

Dial PA 4-5800. (Loans over $300 made under Md. Industrial 'Finance Act). Cocoaout Cream Eggs COM! Falcon Decorate Cocoanut Cream Eggs 2 'b Each Worthmore Chocolate Covered Marshmallow dor. 2 JL Warwick Decorated Fruit Nut Easter Eggs 12 or.

39' each Acreage Reserve DeacllineCkanged COLLEGE PARK, Md. deadline for Maryland farmers to cancel 1958 acreage reserve applications for corn has been extended to March 28, the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced today. Julius P. Parran, committee chairman, noted that the previous deadline for corn applications was Feb. 20, the closing date for signups.

Parran said the extension was authorized because the present corn applications would require payments in excess of the Soil Bank Act limit of $300 million. He said the State would have to pay $313 million dollars. Mechanical Nose For Fire Fighters NEWARK, N. firemen will now be able to sniff smoke with a mechanical sniffer instead of their own sniffers, which are unsuited to the task. The fire department's recently acquired mechanical sniffer is a battery-operated instrumenl which can detect Ihe dangers of smoke, thus enabling firemen to don gas masks without exposure to the fumes.

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