Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1957 — Page 8

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• >ri. j - /rr ' .jl ' ' Nearly SI,OOO To Heart Fund Drive County Chairman In Report On Campaign Mrs. R. C. Hersh, chairman of the Adams county Heart Fund, announced today that a total of $979.75 was donated during the 1957 fund drive by Adams county residents.' y’" She stated that donations may still be sent to her at 344 South First street. She also added that memorials are accepted anytime and money contributed in this manner is allocated entirely to — TODAY — Continuous from 1:30 Technicolor Hit! “ANASTASIA” Ingrid Bergman. Ynl Brynner ALSO — Shorts 15c -50 c BE SURE TO ATTEND! —-0-0 FRI. & SAT. 2 EXCITING FEATURES! H HAIIW — ADDED THRILLER — A *3 h wta OflP (> ...KI to/j n Hwr y w « COLUMBA MCnMtS Rwati BUCKJACK KETCHUM.'? ■ Ilnurs. ■i| , j HOWARD DUFF • NCTOR KffiV — WBStkAilOßgf -0-— San. A Mon. — Dan Dailey “Oh Men, Oh Women*’—Fanny! David Nfvcn, Ginger Bogers

Brown Ombre Straw **’ / '/ ftfe H / r 1 RENDEZVOUS y | >IX9S The RFIffIJI Expensive UmhEhm Look c It’s easy to tell a really fine shoe. For the look and feel of fine leather, of delicate detailing and of proud, stitch-by-stitch craftsmanship are unmistakable. As unmistakable as the superb fit you can also count on when tliat fine shoe is a famous Red Cross Shoe. Largest selling brand of fine footwear in fr.s world. Styles from to 1 i • Black Patent Kaye’s Shoe Store “QUALITY FOOTWEAR’’ 4-doors So. of Bank Decatur OPEN WEI). & SAT. EVENINGS This product ho* no connection whatever with The American National Red Cron 11 ""

heart research. Organizations which have contributed recently include the Monroe fire’department, $5; Tri-Kappa sorority, $10; Decatur Emblem club, $5; Monroe cannisters. $10; Hartford home demonstration club, $5: Good Neighbors club. $5, and Berne donations, $214.84. Mrs. Hersh, on behalf of the Adams County Heart association, has extended appreciation to all of those who contributed or assisted in the 1957 drive. OKDINANCK SHORT TITI.Ki An Or.Hnance e«wicerning traffic in the City of Decatur, Indiana, deatgoMlng certain preferential atreeta. and providing penalties for the violation thereof. HK IT OHHAIXKIB by the Common Council of tile City of IMcwtur. Indiana. ns followa: _ . SHITION l« That the follow ids strepta and inlera«*»-tton» In the City of PMMW, Indiana, are hereby <i<aigurtted m through or .preferential atreeta and/or Jntere»®ctlon*: Madltugi Street at the Intersection of Madison and Fourth Street*: Sixteenth Street at the Intersection of Sixteenth and Madleon Streetx; Jackxoh Street at the tntemeetion o< Jack won and Fourth Street a; Marshall -Street at the internection of Marshall and Fourth Streets; Cleveland Street at the Intersection of Cleveland and Stevenson Streets; oak Street at the imlcrsection of Oak and Cleveland Streeta. Dimberloat Trail at the Intersection of Umbtwlotrt Trail and Stratton Way; Monroe Street Extended at the intersection of Monroe Street iKxtended and Harvester lavne. HBCTIOX 21 It i« hereby declared unlawful and a violation of thin Ordinance for any peraon. firm or corporation to operate or cause to be operated any vehicle into and upon said preferential street and/or ■ hrterxectlon without flrat bringing said vehicle to a ipnrplete “top, and ] to look both to the left and to the ■ right before proceeding In or upon | aaid preferential street and/or intersection. . . 1 HgOTtM Si It la hereby declared unlawful and a violation of this Ordinance for any parson, firm or j corporation to directly or indirectly Interfere with or interrupt the traffic in or upon said preferential •treed and/or intersection. , MKCTIOT 4i This ordinance is supplemental to an ordinance en- : titled “An Ordinance to Amend Section » of an Ordinance entitled ‘An Ordinance for the * Regulation of Traffic Within the City of Decatur, and providing penalties," passed August 17, lA2S. and recorded 1} Record Number J7, page 529, Which was adopted onAhe flirt day of February l#sft. 'i»v the C unnuui Council of the City of Decatur. SMTiob n< jfau person, firm or corporation violating a portion mt I this Ordinance shall upon comic- I tlon thereof ibe fined any «um not I exceeding SIOO.OO. to which may be I added an imprisonment not to ex- I cred SO days. _ . . „ I SHCTIOA «i Tills Ordinance shall I lie in full tone and effect from and I after H» passage, approval by the 1 Mavar, and due pixblicaUon. > Duly adopted t»y the Common I Council of the City of Decatur,. In- I dlaua rni. 2ml day , E presiding officer I ATTEST: Miriam Hall * * Approved tby jne this 2nd day of I April, 1»S. ROBERT D. COI.R Mayor ATTBST: Miriam Hall Clerk-treasarer „ If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — they bring results. |

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THIS VIEW of the Israeli port of Elath at head of the Oulf of Aqaba gives you a look at Jordan in the distance. Smoke rising in Jordan is from demolitions on British ammunition dumps as • result of abrogation of the British-Jordanian treaty. Mountains are in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia and Egypt claim the gulf is their territorial water, and imply it will be closed to Israeli shipping. Thus Elath is an explosive point. (International

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Attend Rural Youth Meeting At Portland Four Adams county rural youth members, Nancy Shoaf. Alan Miller, Carl Bluhm and Gloria Koeneman. attended the Jay county rural youth meeting held Tuesday evening at the Grange hall in Portland. Senior night was a feature of the meeting, Gloria Koeneman, district rural youth president, spoke to the group about rural youth and led the recreation. Shine! BOSTON — W — At 93, Peter Conomos still shines shoes in his Park Square shop. Some days he is assisted by his 97-year-old brother, James.

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Decatur Principal At Association Meeting I Principal Hugh Andrews. Decatur high school, is in Chicago | today as Decatur’s representative 1 at the meeting of the North Cen- 1 tral association of colleges and 1 secondary colleges. 1 Andrews is the official delegate 1 from the Decatur schools to the < conference. He will return Friday 1 ’ SOUTH (OoulHi—U «r—» Paa* O—> Telephone Service is available J within the Berne community but ] there is no long distance service. , ■ —— , If you have something to sell or , rooms for rent, try a Democrat ' Want Ad — they bring results.

Soil Bank Compliance Payments Outlined Adams county farmers participating in the soil bank acreage reserve program will receive payments when compliance with provisions of the program can be fully determined. Leo. N. Seltenright, county agent, said today compliance with soil bank acreage limitations is in general on a harvested rather than a planted basis. In many instances compliances cannot be checked until harvest To be eligible for any soil bank payments, a farmer must comply with all acreage allotments established for his farm. This too, Seltenright said, delays the final check until about havest time for the latest of the crops Involved. Where only winter wheat acreage

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is involved, payment certificates under the 1«57 acreage reserve program may be issued this summer. Where other acreages also are involved and compliance check must be made for several crops, certificates cannot be issued until the actual use of the latest havested crop is determined. Additional information on payments can be obtained at the local agricultural stabilization and conservation office, 130% N. 2nd St., Decatur. Trade In a good town — Decatur SEE IT SATURDAY AT DECATUR MUSIC HOUSE