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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
ALL AT SEA
ALL AT SEA
Looking Forward
To $50 Crossing

A $50 one-way ship fare
across the Atlantic may be a
PARKWAY dream. but action
toward that end has been taken
by couple of Representatives
Majority Leader Mccormack
and Representative Ray, Re-
publican of New York.
Their bills would authorize
construction of two ships at
$l35 million. These would then
be purchased at $40 million,
under the ship subsidy pro-
gram. by Sea Coach Trans
Atlantic Lines. Inc.
Sea Coach said the vessels
would operate as floating COM
mercial hotels rather than as
luxury liners and would cater
to smaller income groups. Lux
ury items would be eliminated.
Each ship would carry 5000
passengers and crew of l $50.
They would have a speed of
"a knots, permitting a four
day crossing. The $50 one-way
fare would include only trans
portation and stateroom. Food,
entertainment and services
would be extra.
The Cunard Line has opened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Atlantic City
Set for Easter

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Plans are being laid for the
annual Palm Sunday and
Easter celebrations here for the
half-million visitors expected
for the event.
This spring marks the 25th
anniversary Of the ceremony
featuring selection of the IL
best dressed women" on the
Boardwalk and the 83d edition
of the Easter Parade.
The National Association OF
Retail Clothiers in Chicago is
selecting the three "best-dressed
retailers" who will get a trip to
Atlantic City as their reward.
Judges for the best-dreSsed
women event on Palm Sunday
will be Phyllis Haines, fashion
editor Of the Boston Herald
Traveller; Neal Tieney, fash
ion co-ordinator for the Chi
cago group. and television''
Loretta Downes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

a new branch Office in Atlanta
to serve Georgia. South Caro-
line. Alabama. Florida. Missis-
Sippi. Louisiana and Tennessee.
James A. Brown, assistant
manager of the new Atlanta
Office, previously was a pas
senger representative in Gu
nard'S Washington Office.
The Italian Line has installed
CinemaScope equipment in all
three classes of its motor YES
sells Saturnia and Vulcania.
The Greek Lines Olympia
will make a special August 8
sailing from New York to Haifa
in connection with the tenth
anniversary of the founding Of
Israel.
X
The motor vessel William
Rugs, flagship of the Royal Rot
terdam Lloyd. will join the
pe-Canada Line service
between Montreal, Quebec and
Bremerhaven via English Chan
mel ports. Two eastbound and
two westbound voyages are
scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Lost Bible Brings
Pleasant Memories

The finding of q lost Bible
in Cherbourg IA years ago
touched of a succession of
pleasant experiences for Rep
resentative Brooks Hays. Demo-
crat of Arkansas. The Bible
now rests on a shelf in his
Office. and bears a warm in
scription from the man who
lost it.
I found it in an abandoned
room in Cherbourg in 1874"
Mr.. Hays said. ct bore only the
name of the Rev. Alvin Ahlbory
Of DeuSseldorf as Identification.
Three years later a German
minister called on me in WASH
ington and told him about 1t.
He knew the Rev. Ahlbory, and
said he was still preaching In
Deusseldorf. / began a cor
respondence with him, and we
became fast friends.
Then in 1851. ! went abroad
to study German occupation
policies. A dinner was given for
me at Frankfurt. One Of the
surprise guests was the Rev.
Ahlbory. He asked me to keep
the Bible.
I'm 1858. he visited me here,
and wrote in the Bible:
"'In grateful memory of the
Divine leadership which
brought American and Ger
man immediately after the
bitterness and hardship Of the
war; together in friendship
ATU NyTrTn fSHTV Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Auto Trips Boom

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla
More and more Americans are
taking auto trips. Quality Courts
President John Lacock says.
For a 15-week period surveyed
in 1857 by the United States
Census Bureau, he said. some
48 million Americans took
round trips averaging 4.3 days
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

an Texas from the Pueblo Governor OF
worlds his representative to take
"a level" photographs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
POINTS OF INTEREST
Below-Seu-Level Fair
Set in Imperial Valley

from the Pueblo Governor or
his representative to take
photographs.
WASHINGTON-The annual
Puyallup Valley Daffodil Fes-
tival will be held this year
April 7 through 13. The an
nouncement did not say who
counted them. but it did say
that 80 million daffodils are
expected to bloom during fes-
tival time.
WEST VIRGINIA-McDow-
ell County is marking its Tooth
birthday this year with a CEN
tennial celebration May l1-17
A pageant will depict the coun-
tvs history.
&&h
MANITOBA The Pas
Gateway to the North"-will
hold its annual Winter Carni-
val Wednesday. Thursday anC
Friday. The 150-mile world
championship dog races will
be part Of the festivities, with
teams making three laps each
day. There also will be a moose
meat barbecue and street
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Loud Silence

MIAMI. Fla.-"The Silent
World" of the sea is actually a
misnomer. A wide variety of
sea creatures utter sounds. For
example, the spiny lobster
makes a sharp rasping noise
by rubbing the antennae base
over a flle-like ridge beneath
the eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

CALIFORNIA. = Can Texas
match this?-the worlds
largest fair below sea level"
That's the billing for an event
opening next Saturday in the
Imperial Valley where it never
rains. Imperial is SO feet below
sea level. A Festival OF Ma
tons will be combined with
the fair.
4
NEW MEXICO.-Spring corr
dances will be held Easter SUM-
day and three days following al
San Felipe, Cochita and SantC
Domingo Pueblos. The corr
dances Of the Keres-speakine
Pueblo Indians are colorful
but special permission Is needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

AFR FARE
Travellers
| Taking to
| New Fares

There's an indication the
economy fares - still awaiting
approval-will be a success II
advance reservations can be a
yardstick.
Trans World Airlines said in
terest in the new service has
been so great that it is increas-
ing its scheduled number of
transatlantic flights Offering
the service from A to "a a week
during the peak summer season.
= 4
AVIANCA - Colombian Ma
tional Always - has begun
flights three times q week to
the island resort of San An
dres. using a new route from
Bogota and Panama. Formerly
AVIANCA few once q week
from Cartagena.
\
Swissair carried 992,91l pas
Sengers during 1857. an in
crease of % per cent over 1856.
It's new Far East route in
creased its flights by 93.2l0
miles during the year.
X
Air France will operate two
special European tours with
Transmarine Tours. One leav-
ing May l includes visits to the
Worlds Fair at Brussels and to
the Salzburg Music Festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

may this Bible be dedi-
Gated by the former chaplain
of the Germany Navy to the
Honorable Congressman Brooks
Hays"
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Miembros de la Delegation Pc
ruana, huespedes del Presiden-
te Eisenhower y del Departa-
mento de Estado estadouni-
dense, durante una gira de VEIN
te dias por los Estados Unidos,
fueron agasaiados la noche del
viernes, con una comida ofrecida
por la Sehorita Rosa Garibaldi,
ViceconsuI del Peru en- esta ciu-
dad, y por SUI sonora madre, Ro-
Sa Flores de Garibaldi.
La Delegation peruana esta
presidida por Ell Presidente del
>Senado, ~Ingenlero Enrique To-
rres Belon, y por ell Presidente
de la Camara de Diputados, DR..
Carlos Ledgard Jimenez. Forman
parte de esta distinguida Delega-
cion, ell Primer Vice-presidente
del Senado, DIR. Victor Arevalo,
Ell segundo Vice-presidente del
Senado DR.. Alfredo ProtzeI. Ell
P~residente de ia Comision de
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
RECETA DEL Ola
SALSA MAYONESA

IL cucharadita de sal
IL cuchar adita de azucar
IA cncharadita de mostaza
IL cucharadita de pimienta
2 cucharadas de vinagre
/ yema de huevo
IL taxa de aceite
Una la sal, ell azucar, la mosta-
"a y la pimienta. Anada la yema
de huevo. Mueve y mezcle. Eche
una cucharada de aceite y bata
bien ligero para que forme una
emulsion. Una vez tornado la
emulsion, anada otra cucharada
de aceite y vuelva a batir y for
mar la emulsion. Ell este del
aceite no hay que anadirlo por
cucharadas, pero la cantidad
que vierta nunca debe ser mayor
que ell volumen de mayonesa va
preparada. Cada vez que eche
aceite, hay que batir mucho y
ligero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

cajas que contuvieron empareda-
dos, films para tomar fotografias
y sabe Dios cuantas cosas mas.
Els incredible pensar que no ten
gan un POGO mas de cuidado y
de sentido de decoro publico. Ma
da les costaria 3 los que disfru-
tan de esta expansion a la orilla
del mar de juntar los papeles en-
grasados, las cascaras de frutas,
los envases vaeios y los restos
de la comida Y depositarlos en-
-(Pasa a la pag. 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

| 8-Nombre de muier
9-Rueda mecanica
10-Igual al Al horizontal
11-Cloruro de sodio
16-Volcan de Costa RIGA
20-Desinencia de los quebrados
22-Pez comestible
24-Epocas
25-Clase de tela
26-Golfo del oceano INDIGO
27-Un POGO
28-Que no causan dolor
30-Union Radical Argentina, mic.
31-Rio de Africa
35-Hace ~acotaciones
37-Agarradera
40-Cerro en- medic de I'm llano
42-Cortina principal en- los tea
tros
44-Tipo de calzado
45-Algas filamentosas
47-Distraidos
48-Parte de las operas
49-Cocinen en- seco
50-Oxido de calcio
51-Del verbo liar
53-En este lugar
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
0bseryaciones que me Hago 70

Es verdaderamente lamenta-
BILE pasear por una de las bellas
playas que alderman esta bella
ciudad a la caida de la tarde y
YER Ell estado lsstimoso en- que
las han dejado los que en- ella Sc
soiazaron durante ell dia. Hay de
TODD, desde cajetillas de cigari-
Hos hasta latas de cerveza, sin
contar servilletas de papel,. peda-
EOS de pan, cascaras de guineos,
botellas de Coca Cola, periodicos,
vases sanitarios e inumerables
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
PARA

PARA PETUNIA
Que SUI novio vaya dandO lar.
gas a la boda, que cada dia ha-
BILE menOs de ella, que ponga di-
ficultades economicas al proyec-
to y TODD 10 demas que listed me
cuenta es un NAL sintOma: Signi
flea que Ell no esta decide a ca.
sarse. TampOco esta decidido a
perderla a listed. Es decir, duda.
81 duda, no quiere en- la MEDIA
que hay que querer para casarse.
Ell que esta verdaderamente
enamOrado no We o~bstaculos a SUI
designiO; 10 unico que We y de-
sea es ell momento de unirse def
nitivamente al ser amado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
De- H0GAR-por Victoria Akeiandxo'
POEMA De HOY
SONATINA

La princesa esta triste ..... SQue tendra la princesa?
Los suspros Sc escapan de su boca de fresa,
que ha perdido la risa, que ha perdido Ell color. .
La princesa esta palida en- SUI sia de orc;
estA mudo ell teclado de SUI clave sonoro,
y en- I'm vase olvidada Sc desmaya una flor.
Bi jardin puebla Ell triunfo de los pavos reales;
parlanchina la dueha, dice cosas banales,
y vestido de roo piruetea ell bufon.
La princesa no RE, la princesa no sente;
la prineesa persigue por ell celo de oriente
Ia hbelula vaga de una vaga illusion. lt >H5Sr7 2" aH
SPisnsa, aeaso, en- e4 principe de Goleonda o de China
Q en- Ell que ha detenido SUI carroza argentina
para yer de sus ojos la duLzura de luz?
20 en- Ell ry de las isas de las rosas fragantes;
o en- ell que es soberano de los claros diamantes;
0 en- Ell dueno orguloso de las perlas de ormuz?
iAh! La pobre princesa de la boea de rosa,
quiere ser %golondrina, quiere ser mariposa,
tener alas lgeras, sobre ell cielo volar;
h al sol por la escala luminosa de I'm raye,
saludar a los Erios con los versos de Mayo,
y perdeFse en- Ell viento, sobre ell trueno del mar.
Va no quiere el palacio, nj la rueca de plata,
nj ell balloon encantado, nj ell bufon escarlata,
nj los cisnes unanimes en- ell lago de azur.
Y estan tristes las flores por la flor de la eerte:
los jaznines de oriente, los ne1umbos del Norte,
de occidente las dallas y las rosas del Sur.
fPobreeita princesa de los ojos azules!
Esta presa en- sus oros, esa presa en- s,s tales,
en- Ia jaula de marmol del palacio real:
81 palacio soberbio que vigilan los guardas;
que custodian Glen negros con sus Glen alabardas
I'm lebrel que no duerme y un dragon colossal! .
-ioh, quien fuera hipsipila que dej6 la crisalida!
Ola princesa esta triste, la princesa esta paida)
iOh, vision adorada, de ORC, rosa y marfil
iQuien volara a la terra donde un principe existe
Qa princesa esta paida, la princesa esta triste)
mas brillante que Ell alba, mas hermoso que abril!
Gaia, Gala, prineesa - dice ell hada madrina-
I'm cabano con alas, hacia AGA Sc encamina,
en- ell cinto la espada, y en- la mano ell azor,
d felix caballero que te adora sin verte,
y que nega de lejos, vencedor de la muerte
a encenderte los labios con sa beso de amor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

De Panama
Nos complace presentar I'm cor
dial saludo a la gentil DANA sonora
dona Margarita Font de Luciani,
quien lego de Panama por la via
aerea a disfrutar de una corta tenn
porada de recreo en- esta ciudad.
Despedida
Despedimos cordialmente a la
gentil senorita Claudia Villa, quien
sale hoy por la via aerea hacia San
Jose, Costa RIGA d disfrutar de me-
recidas vacaciones al lado de SUI
familia en- la acogedora capital IT,
ca.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

De ReaFeso
- BESIDE hace algunos dias regre-
saron a Miami por la via aerea,
despues de habei gozando de va
riaS semanas de recreo en- Guatema-
; la visitando a su familia, ell senior
David Fraser y sonora, Teresita
Andrew de Fraser.
"a
Il Les presentamos un calido salu.
ado, complacidos de tenerlos nue.
vamente entire nosotros.
Q De Panomd
Por la via a&rea lego, de Panama
a pasar una temporada de recreo
al lado de su familia en- esta ciudad
la genlil senorits Gabriela Lopez
de la Guardia, 3 quien presenta.
!. mos I'm carinoso' saludo y desea-
mos una estada muy pIancentera
en- Miami.
Noeimiento
~ Con la llegada de SUI primogenita
han aumentado las alegrias del no.
egar tornado por ell esior Julio I.
'Anddjar y sehora. Emilia CurrSs
: de Andijar, distinguidos miembros
'sde nuestra colonia Guiana.
<
: La reelen naclda, que peso siete
Gbras y cuatro onzas, sera bautiza.
da con 81 nombrc de Maria Dolo-
res.
/, Para ella, y sus dichosos padres
y abuelitos, nuestra e~nhorabuena.
, Aniversdrio Metrimoniol
/, Nos complace enviar un calido
: saludo a la gentil pareja tornado
! por Ell senior Luis Lopez Y sonora,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
PARA

Por mucho que crea listed
querer a esa joven a quien COMO
ce solo por correspondence, tie
ne que comprender que ella tie.
ne razon; hasta que no Sc veari
y Sc traten Gc6mo pueden hablar
de NADIA serio?
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
R A E~MBRUJADORA

-Ha h
Querida Amaranta: Soy pobrs,
bajita y algo delgada. No soy bo-
nita en- exceso tampOco. Sin EN-.
barge, la genie dice que mis- Ia.
bios son enloquecedores, que mis-
OjOs queman y que mi figufa 90
como la de una muoeca. Los h0ns-
bres Sc enamoran de mi hasta
vOlverse l0cos. En- los bales me
invitan a bailar al mismo item.
pc. CuandO acepto alguna invi.
tacion para saIir intentar besar.
me, pero no 10 permito. Sc enfa.
dan conmigo por ESQ peFaAe
dicen que les Ianzo uaaas mlras
das embrujadoras. Las mujeree
casadas me odian y, entire todos,
me hacen la vida impossible. Per.
que la verdad es que NO roy co.
quota, que respeto a los hombres
casadOs, que no me GUSTAV las
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia de
hoy, con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del a~niversario de SUI ma
cimiento para ell caballero cubano
senior GuillermO Flores, Jr., y apro-
vechamos la OCCASION para formular
votos por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Cumpleonos

Queremos ser los primeros en- fe-
licitar de manera muy especial a la
gentil dana puertorriquena sonora
Julia Guzman de Soto, esposa del
Coronel Antonio Soto, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de SUI
cumpleanos en- Ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Olga de Lopez, con motive de la
grata celebration de SUI aniversario
matrimonial en- eli dia de hoy.
Hodos de MoFfil
Aunque algo tarde, nos es grato
enviar nuestras felicitaciones muy
~especialeS a la gentil pareja forma.
da por ell senior William Gonzalez
y se6ora. Maria Cecilia Lopez de
Gonzalez con motive de la grata
celebration de suS Bodas de Marfil,
catorce amos de venturoSa y ejem-
plar union conyugal, en- dias pasa-
dos.
Bodos de Estono
Celebraron EN- dias recientes la
fausta ocssion de. sus Bodas de Es-
tano, veintinueve amos de ejemplar
y dichosa union matrimonial, ell Sc
nor Rafael Camejo y sonora, miem.
bros distinguidos de nuestra colo
MIA hispanoamericana.
Nos complace felicitarlos de ma
nera muy cordial con motive de
tan fausto evento y formular votos
por SUI bienestar personal.
Su Primer Aho
Celebro en- dias pasados ell pri,
mel aniversario de su allegro exis-
tencia Ell primoroso bebe Peter AL
len Gonzalez, encanto del hogan
tornado por Ell senior Sergio Pedro
Gonzalez y sonora. Dulce Maria
Fortes de Gonzalez, gentil pareja
Guiana que fila SUI Residential en-
tire nosotros.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente v
lie deseamos largos y dichosos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
IGBUZQN
sentimental
Por Amaranta

Dirianse las consutas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL. p. o. Box aA
International Airport, Miami 49, Fla. Ragamos a los lectores o lecteYea
que drmen sus cartas con un peud6nimo o tniiales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Celebra hoy Ell mejor de u dias
la graciosa nina Mary Helen Du.
bOis, hija del senior Jules Dubois
y sonora, la gentiI DANA panamena
Lucia de la Guardia de Dubois.
Vayan para ella nuestras carino-
sas felicitaciones y deseos de que
cumpla muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Ns AAoANk604N 4xG1A&0
LIMA pareja
4-Asesino
8-Arboles de Venezuela
sl2.-Samuel, rey de nugrla
s13-DiOs GREGG del amor
14.-Arbol
s15.-Asentado
17.-Caldo espeso o pure
l8.-Parte de los tejados
10-Audaz &
2l-Organizacion de Naciones
Amerlcanas, Inc.
23-Tener valor o valimiento
26-Aves domesticas
29-Tunante, bzibon
32-Colera
33--Cacahuete
34-Uno de los cantones suizos
35-Medidas antiguas de longitud
S6-Del verbo asar
37-Relativo al ano
38-Suceso U OCCASION
39-Hogares ~avicolas
41-Autillo
z3-Poblacion de Cuba
A6-Estudio de la moral
50-Espectaculo publico
Sen forma de ovalos
Save de rapina
55-Elegante, en- Cuba
56-Rece
H-Flojo, suelto
58-Cocinan en- seco
50-Baile cubano
vERTICALES
1-Preposicion
2-Victima de Cain
3-Polvillo que ~aspiraban los an
tiguos
4-Posada
@Altar
EN- su totalidad
NY g--Animales polares
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
comidd Informal

Ell senior Sergio RObledo y seho-
ra, Tilcis RomanIche de Robledo,
ofrecieror una comida informal en-
su Residential de Coral Gables en-
noches ~recientes para festejar al
senior OJaquin Mas y sonora, Fulvia
OlivareS de Mas, de Ciudad Truji-
Ito, Republica Doninicana, quienes
Sc encuentran en- Miami disfrutan-
do de varias semanas de recreo.
Fueron invitadas, ademas, hume
rosas de SuS otras amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho de
vida la apreciada dana sonora Rita
de GueitS, esposa del senior Frank
Gueits, y con tai motive nos es
grato enviarle nuestras mas caras
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
Nuevo Consul

Nos complace presentar la mas
calida oienvenida al distinguish ca
ballero senior Ruy de Tel.
xeira, quien lego a Miami en- dias
pasados en- calidad de Consul de la
Republica del Brasil.
Estaran bajo SUI cargo tambien
todos los asuntos consulares del
resto del Estado de Florida. Geor-
gia, Puerto Rico, las Islas Virgenes
y otros puntos del Caribe.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

En- dias pasados celebro la grata
OCCASION del sexto aniversario de su
despreocupada ~exlstencia ell gracio-
so nino Juan Fec, Jr., hijo de la
sonora Della de Fec, gentil dana
Guiana residente en- Miami,
Lo felicitamos carinosamente v
lie deseamos una prolongada y pros
pera vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

En- dias recientes celebro la gra.
ia OCCASION de su cumpleanos, no.
deada del afecto de todos los suyos,
la gentil senorita Gloria Maria Ace.
vedo, a quien nos complace enviar
nuestras sinceras felicitaciones y
deseos de que disfrute de muchos,
y muy dichosos, amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22
- SOC a is u


felicitaciones y votos por su ventu-
ra personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-22

R U B Z . A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
Notice of Hearing

Notice is hereby given that the
County Council for Montgomery
County, Maryland, will conduct a
Public Hearing on a proposal to
adopt and administer the plumb
ing and Gasfitting Regulations of
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary District" heretofore in force
and effect only in the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary District in
Montgomery County, Maryland,
to be made applicable throughout
that area located outside of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District in Montgomery County,
excluding Incorporated municipal.
tiles except to the extent that gov.
erning bodies Of such incorporat.
ed municipalities requesting the
aforementioned Code be made APP
plicable to said municipalities. at
800 PM, on February Is. 1858,
in the County Council Hearing
Room, County Office Building.
Rockville. Maryland. Copies of
the proposed Regulations may be
reviewed in Room 615 of the
County Office Building, Rock
Vile. Maryland.
WILLIAM B. MCKINNEY
Clerk. County Council for
Montgomery County, Md.
2t-417S-2-6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
Inside
Annapolis

from the income tax rather than
the sales tax. But after the first
year. when the new taxes hit
their normal stride, the majority
of the new revenue will be com
ing from the sales tax.
He has carefully avoided any
suggestion of a graduated income
tax scale, as is the practice in
% of the 80 states that use the
income tax.
His message says that all OF
the new income tax revenue will
go into the State Golfers. This
statement ignores the present dis
tribution system, which returns
34cc of income tax collections to
the county or municipality of orr
gin. Evidently he proposes to
raise the tax rate but lower the
distribution rate so that the coun.
ties and towns will not share in
the increase.
This will do particular harm to
Montgomery and Baltimore Coun-
ties, which are good income tax
producing areas. Mr.. McKeldin's
heart always bleeds for the big
suburban counties in his speeches
and press releases, but he is al
ways looking the other way when
a practical opportunity TO help
us presents itself.
Teachers Salaries
To cap the climax, his message
takes some new whacks at the
vetoed H. B. 253, which would
increase State aid for teachers
salaries.
He produces figures to show
that the proposed 3-cent State
cigarette tax will fall short of
financing the program by some
81 million, or, if retirement and
social security costs are deferred
for a year las they readily can
bel, by $90S,714.
These figures are based on es.
Inmates that, during the year lost
by his veto of the bill, the num-
Der of school children has in
creased by leaps and bounds,
while the consumption of cigar.
cites has remained fairly static.
My guess is that these DOGGY
man figures may have some small
effect in Annapolis