The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-31
BESSEMER ] A l R '
 OWNE RS TO FIGHT. M | 1 X ORDINANCE.
"FIashes of Action" War Pic ture to Be Shown by Worth Lewis Post At-
 tracing Attention
BESSEMER BUREAU l
 THE AGE-HERALD ! Bessemer, Ala, Jan. 30 J

Both sides to the milk ordinance controversy at Bessemer are mar shaling their forcese this week, pre- paratory to the meeting of the city council Tuesday evening, when the ordinance in question is to come UT for final disposition. This ordinance has been the subject of heated de- bates between councilmen for sev- eral months, and the sanitary com nittee, to which it has been referred promises to have definite recom- mendations to make at this meeting.
 TheS dairymen of the district re- gently organized an association, and this body is opposing the passage of an ardinance advocated by pr. J. D. Bowling, county health officer. This ordinance is practically the same as the one now in force in the city of Birmingham.
 J. A. Estes, president of the Dairy mems association stated that his or ganization opposed the Bowling or dinance on the grounds that it pro- vided for pastuerization of milk along lines not practical here. Mir. Estes stated also that Bessemer dairymen wanted the enforcement of the milk ordinance to be under the direction of a Bessemer man., and would ask for the appointment of such an official Tuesday evening.
 The Dairymne's association will hold a public meeting on Monday evening in the circuit court room when the proposed ordinance will be discussed. J. L. Lis1e, county de- monstration agent will also speak but his talk will not be in connection with the ordinance.
 The milk ordinance has been under T tfN.x l..w f1, @rN,- fI, past several months. Councilmen have stated that no further delay will be- granted. In view of the dairymen's meeting Monday evening and the attitude of several council man, it is certain that the matter will be disposed of Tuesday evening.
 FLASHES OF ACTION
 "F'lashes of Action" the official war picture to be shown by Worth Lewis Post, American Legion, at the Bessemer High school February 3, is attracting wide attention here, Many members of the Bessemer post were connected with the various outfits shown in the films and for this req son it is expected that large audi ence will attend.
 These pictures are in five reels and contain many thrilling scenes in the front lines, also shows the result of German artillery fire in the rear of the American lines. Of particular interest will be the scene showing the first appearances of the Amer ican troops in the front lines, these units being from the 39th and 5Sth infantry. After the arrival of larger numbers of Americans, scenes are shown in the second and third reels of the capture of large numbers of German prisoners and the operations of the field hospitals in the rear.
 Almost an entire reel Is devoted to operations of the air service showing many German and Amer ican planes being shot down. One scene shows Lieut.. Quintin Roose velt in command of squadron of planes taking off for scout duty over the German lines. Another scene shows the spectacular destruction of an American observation ballon by a German combat plane. Both the balloon and the plane are brought down, and close up snow the rescue of the American balloonist and the capture of the German pilot.