Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 26 July 1956 — Page 12

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TV STAR and bandleader Ozzie Nelson, shown at microphone in Los Angeles, has emerged as leader of a rebel group fighting for control of LocallT tat the Musicians’ union. The membership of another rebel leader, Cecil F. Read, was restored by court order. (International) ORDIXAME SHORT TITDE An ordinance pertaining to the dumping of de>ris and rubbish on the streets of the City of Decatur, Indiana, and providing penalties for the violation of tile ordinance. BE IT <»RiI»AIN-ED by the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana, as follows: Section I It is hereby declared unlawful and in violation of this CfrtMnanee for any person, firm or corporation to put. throw, dump or leave any tin cm, old iron, brush, boxes, tools ruttbish wood, logs, glass, glassware, ' glass bottles, glass jars, broken glass, broken glassware, dead animals or fowl, or debris of any kind or character whatsoever in. upon or within the limits of any street in the City of Decatur. Indiana. Section II Any person, firm or corporation who shall be found guilty of <he violation of this ordinance shall on conviction on the ftned not less than Twenty-five (W-dO) I>o!lara nor more than One Hiundred (1100.00) DdTTXfBT Seetloq. 111 Should any part of this ordinance be held invalid by a Court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining parts shall 'be severable and shall . continue to he in full force and effect. . ~" • Section IV • All ordinances or parts of ordinances conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealled insofar «a the same affect this ordinance. Section V This ordinance shall be In full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and due publication according to law. Adopted this 17 day of July, 19>6. • • Robert D. Cole, Presiding Officer - ATTEST: Miriam Hall. /Merk- trasuheh. Approved by me this IT day of . July, I»SS. ... . Robert D. Cole, Mayor ATTEST: Miriam Hall, Clerk-treas-urer. ■ J,lly 1!)^S '■"* REXALL BISMA-REX IS 3 TIMES MORE EFFECTIVE FOR ACID UPSET STOMACH Recent laboratory teits compare Biima-Rex with three of the leading product* mo»t often taken for acid-upset ttomach — with dramatic findings! Bisma'-Rex neutralize* 3 time* more stomach acid than the top performer of the leading brands tested. Sama-Rex'* action continued for hour* longer than the next-best brand. Bisrna-Rex is a true Afl MA antacid to bring you true relief, fast raliaf Jp"”' — excess ttomach acidity it often neu- tBUCSgfIB tralized in less than 1 minute I ✓ z **** > >fW Owow - /Q Qa the.igM |O Z V J '•'"•‘M* k 4M st M • ■ -> SMITH DRUG CO.

' aj A L* planet’s itorfObis-Jhdtealo the growth ' j Mars Approaching *" d * vegetation ■ |*• r ” ”* He sa '* Mars now rises at about 1 T /»! s • e -11 P-m- (CDTI. Hoosiers can ’ get i 10 Closest Point . good view of it by midnight. • ’’ ,W r M,,U When the planet hits its closest ■ kA— I --l£ TL--- position. Sept. it will be J .gO- i'L? Moy Learn II I here goo( j viewing position from the I' ' I Is Life On Mars midwest mo>t of the night, l-itli-tors braced themaulves for a new BLOOMINGTON. Ind (I’l'i — wave of flying samer reports m V nwy tlu ’ >ear to learn the fall. whether there is life on Mars. K' |_T|t ~ Professor John B. Idwin of the Mwetarw Indiana I'niversity astronomy de COmerStOne MyS 6 y : ■ . < partment said the blowing, ruddy ci, \kexce. N V d'Pi (orb in the southeast sky which o( , a ] historians are puzzling over many Hoosiers have mistaken for the elligma ot the Clarence Presb a f, y ln K saucer l« actually the byterUn church cornerstone. When V. planet (Mars approaching its closest conteßta were removed to a newly position to earth in :12 years. |)ujll e(Hril . e . lt was foun d the cor‘“.M yfe .of 11 wil ' be ' lliree ,llnet> a8 large nerstolie itself bore the date isli I 1,1 s< ‘l ,leinl ' e G b> " already hl|t nearlv aII 1)le 4 :,rt ‘ calling newspapers to report rllstH | box Aas dated in the !:tte .-'jF*"' vA - I 1 J everything from a Russian attack IS 7n' s to invasion from outer space. -■' Irwin said we ma. now be able , .. ’ , .< to ~n-«er Vmmu ; .e,n , a.-! » been around far lon mr than -me,- "' ’ : '’" l om-thmi oft.„ ■■■ "'■-.*'■■■* -■'. ■ ■ , ~ \v men are widowed, divorced or -in .. J S • ulation on flying saucers. With the 4 use o( ] arger telescopes and faster g e ~ ■ . aowered by six diesel engines, three to a aide, la showrt by Dieter Jan- photographic film, astronomers -—— she ship can be guided by radar with airplane-style rudder. The model may be able to settle for good the kT'iTDivn (International) question of life on Mars. r U.A 1 URvIrNU The “canals' 1 which many as- EVERY FRIDAY Uf\r r* rt l'.£ ,led out the university's research tronomers claim to have seen on, , . UT vail?, nonorea program as one of the best must- the planet have never been con-, NIUtH I 1 hfdkpi fv Calif fTJP) rating the contributions to medical vincingly photographed. But the n. . • . ' . ' nrorress that can be made bv state last time Mars was this close to and The University of California has progress tnar can oe maae oj swre been cited by the American Found.- universities. e rthjas < obsen ation PARTY N |GHT tion for .ts pmneering role in re- quate by today’s standards. nmWAT search in the I o ogic a me something to sen or Moreover, new faster color films ical sciences, in a survey of the «"* P"*"** to determine The MOOSE last half-century of American med Want A(J It br j ngß regatta. whether the changing greenish ical progress, the foundation sing- and reddish areas observed on the "

U. Os Calif. Honored I BERKELEY. Calif. — (UP) — J i The University of California has ’ been cited by the American Foundation far its pioneering role in reI search in the biological and medI ical sciences. In a survey of the last half-century of American med ; ical progress, the foundation sing-

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1 Old Beer UKIAH. Calif. — (UP) — Back in i 131 G engineer George Cleveland pulled a Northwest Pacific freight [ train into n station in Humboldt i County, .Alongside , the railroad , tracks was a dance hall, packtd . with happy celebiants. one of whon: waved a quart bottle of beer at the j freight engineer. He took it. For 4< years Cleveland has resisted all - temptations to open the beer. Trade in a Good Town '— L*ct ur. MSMaoN

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