Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1963 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 34, 1963

Rockefeller Is Possible Entry For Primary By EUGENE J. CADOU United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller may enter the 1964 Indiana Republican presidential preference primary, according to one of his pioneer backers, State Sen. Roy Conrad of Monticello. Conrad said it is many months too early for a definite decision but that Rockefeller may be Tuning in the Hoosier primary a year from nqw. There is some possibility that another entrant may be Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater, according to the politicos. In tact, a Hoosier group of the “Draft Goldwater for President’’ national organization now is being formed with Leslie Duvall, young Indianapolis lawyer, in charge. He is the son of the late Indianapolis Mayor John L. Duvall. One of the national co-chairmen of the Goldwater movement is Mrs. lone Harrington, Chesterton, Hoosier GOP national committeeman. Former Sen. William E. Jenner supported Goldwater in 1960 at the GOP national convention which nominated Richard MNixon. Conservatives Factor A number of the Hoosier conservatives who backed Robert A. Taft of the last ditch in 1952 against President Eisenhower probably will be in the Goldwater camp, if he decides to run. But other party chiefs, looking for a winner, are much less hostile to Rockefeller than they were in 1959 and 1960. Reports have circulated that H. Dale Brown. GOP state chairman, and Lt. Gov. Richard 0. Ristine are becoming favorable to the New Yorker. Former Sen. Homer E. Capehart and Conrad were active for Goldwater in 1959 and 1960. Conrad has visited Rockefeller in New York a number of times and plans to go there again soon. He was scheduled to be a guest at Rockefeller's mansion in Venezuela last week but was forced to return to Indianapolis to resume his duties as Senate GOP caucus chairman. It is worth recalling that Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Rensselaer, House Republican floor leader, traveled to Nebraska to introduce Rockefeller in glowing words at a recent party rally. Divorce Discussed Some party leaders are perturbed about the possible political effect of Rockefeller's divorce and the possibility be may marry a divorcee who formerly worked for him.

PUBLIC AUCTION 2 IMPROVED FARMS PERSONAL PROPERTY WELL IMPROVED 40 ACRE FARM 80 ACRE FARM WITH IMPROVEMENTS Located 3 miles Southeast of Monroeville, Indiana, or 1 mile North, then % mile West of Dixon, Ohio, on the Flatrock Rood, on SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1963 Commencing at 12:00 (Noon) WELL IMPROVED 40 ACRE FARM Consisting of 7 room all modern house built in 1940 with 4 rooms and bath down, including kitchen with metal cabinets, dining and living rooms across the front; Laundry room with lots of cabinets; bath with built in vanity. 3 bedrooms and bath up. Plenty closet space; Full basement with coal furnace; Enclosed front and back porches; House is well insulated with aluminum storm doors and windows; 4 inch driven well and cistern, both with motor plumbing. 2 car garage 24 by 24 ft; Poultry house 12 by 42 ft. Large barn 28 by 66 ft. with 22 ft. implement shed and large lean to framn shed attached. 40 Acres level fertile soil, laying square, under cultivation except 8 acres woods. 80 ACRE FARM Adjoining above farm on the West at corner of Flatrock and Morgan Hoads. Consisting of 3 room garage house 22 by 30 ft., with electricity; Storage building 31 by 32 ft. with some grain bins; Machine shed 24' by 60 ft.; 4 inch driven well. 80 Acres level fertile soil all under cultivation. 14 acres seeded to wheat with landlord’s share going to purchaser. These farms have been in same family for many years, located in a fine agricultural community with easy driving distance to Fort Wayne Decatur, Van Wert and other neighboring towns. POSSESSION: Immediate possession subject to tenant rights to growing wheat on the 80 acre farm. . 3 TRACTORS - CORN PICKER - IMPLEMENTS Two Allis Chalmers WC tractors, 1 streamlined, both in good condition with lights and starter; cultivators for above tractors--1952 Farmall Cub tractor with cultivator, dozer blade and 5 ft. mowerattachments; Allis Chalmers 2 row mounted corn picker; Co-Op tractor manure spreader, on rubber; Case 7 ft. disc with 20 in. blades; John Deere 2 bottom tractor plows; Meyer 32 ft. elevator; Rubber tire wagon with 16 ft. grain bed; steel wheel wagon; Implement sled; 2 section rotary hoe; 2 section spike tooth harrow; M M 10 inch hammer mill; drive belt; Comfort mounted sprayer; buzz saw; 275 gal. gas tank on stand; oil drums; Jacobsen 21 inch self propelled rotary power lawn mower; slip scoop; water tank; 2 Iron kettles; heat houser; work bench; post auger; cross cut saw; forks; shovels; and many other numerous articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS— Home Freezer 22 cu. ft. chest type deep freeze; 5 pc. breakfast set ~ ~ TERMS—ReaI Estate, 20% down, balance upon closing transaction. Personal Property, Cash. Not Responsible in Case of Accidents. Any statements or changes day of sale will take precedence over any printed herein. For a loan. Inspection or further information, contact the auctioneer. LUNCH SERVED BY DIXON LIONS CLUB. CHALMER L HART and EVELYN J. HART, Owners Elmer Sorgen—Clerk Glenn C. Merica, Auctioneer, Monroeville, Indiana—Phone 5603.

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Goldwater’s wife is an erstwhile Hoosier, the former Miss Margaret Johnson of Muncie. However, political observers have pointed out that a plethora of wives apparently hasn’t damaged the political life of California Rep. Jimmy Roosevelt, who has been reelected a number of times despite his tangled marital torySticky Iron A sticky iron can be made to operate smoothly again if it is run back and forth while hot over a paper on which salt has been sprinkled. Power Mower If the one-cylinder engine powering your lawnmower has a good spark and gool fuel, yet refuses to start, try turning the spark plug 90 degrees from its present position. and the chances are your motor will start and idle beautifully. Here’s the theory: The spark plug happened to be turned so that the end of the ground electrode attached to the spark plug shell faced the intake valve. When fuel came in on the intake stroke, the spark plug was shielded by the rear of the ground electrode.

I RECEIVE AWARD—Norm Geiger and Paul Conrad, co-owners of the Riverside Garage, 126 E. Monroe street, are shown above with the plaque they received Monday from the-Chicago Motor club “in recognition of 30 years of service.” Shown in the photo are, left to right, Vern Grey, district manager of the Chicago Motor duty who made the presentation, George Auer, Geiger, Judge John B. Stults, Conrad, and Lloyd Snyder, assistant district manager and local representative.—(Photo by Mac Lean)

Recognition Award To Decatur Garage A recognition award for 30 years of service has been awarded the Riverside Garage, 926 E. Monroe street, by the Chicago Motor Club. Norman Geiger and Paul Conrad, co-owners of the Riverside Garage, received the award at a noon luncheon Monday from Vernon Grey, district manager of the Chicago Motor Club, and Lloyd Shyder, assistant district manager and local representative. The beautiful plaque was presented to Geiger and Conrad as a certificate of commendation “in recognition of 30 years of loyal, courteous and efficient service rendered to members of the Chicago Motor Club and affiliated American automobile association motor chibs.” Geiger and Conrad purchased the Riverside Garage from C. M.

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7 Room All Modern Home — Personal Property I, the undersigned, will sell at aliction my home and personal property, located at corner of 524 High Street in Berne, Ind., on SATURDAY, MAY 4,1963 * ‘ Personal Property 12:30 Real Estate 2:30 REAL ESTATE: This is a nice 7-room home with kitchen and built-in cabinets, pantry, dining room, living room, bedroom and % bath on first floor. 3 bedrooms, closets, and a full bath on second floor. Full basement with Winkler oil fired furnace, incinerator in basement. This home is in good shape with slate roof, close to school and church. Have a 2-car garage and nice yard. This home can be used as a family home or a duplex. For further information or to see home call the auctioneers. TERMS: 20% down on sale day balance when deed and abstract are delivered. POSSESSION: Immediate after sale day. Personal Property General Electric refrigerator; Grand Philgas stove; player piano with bench; davenport and chair; studio couch; 12-ft. by 13-ft. rug and pad;, record cabinet; Console radio; large dining room table; 10 chairs; china closet; New Home sewing machine; secretary desk; bed with spring and wardrobe; Premier sweeper; old drop leaf table; dresser; cedar ctijest; small cupboard; hall tree; old clock; ottoman; magazine rack: mirror; coffee table; stand; floor lamps; table lamps; throw rugs; kitchen stool; G. E. iron; stepladder; clothes rack; Maytag washer; 2 tubs, stands, put Ch swing, lawn chair; 3 trunks; garden tools; cooking utensils; dishes; few antique dishes; and articles not mentioned. TERMS—CASH responsible for accidents. MRS. LEHMAN, Owier Jl Phil Neuenschwander, Auctioneer Maynard Lehman, Auctioneer First Bank of Berne, Clerk.

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Ellsworth in 1948, and have been co-owners since. In all, Conrad has been employed at the local garage for 35 years, and Geiger for 20 years. The Riverside Garage is the , only AAA affiliated garage in Decatur, and one of 22.G0C service groups in the United States. Geiger resides at 222 W. Adams street with his wife, Viola, and their son, a seventh grade student at the Zion Lutheran school in Decatur. Conrad and his wife, Virginia, reside at 417 Fornax . street, and the Conrads have three children, Paul Jr., a teacher in Colorado; Mrs. Rosie Pollock, a local resident ;and Bill, a senior at Decatur High school. Attending the noon affair in addition to Grey and Snyder, and the two garage owners, were George Auer, representing the Rotary club; Judge John B. Stutts, a member of the Chicago Motor club; Dave Mac Lean and Bob Shraluka, representing the Decatur Jaycees. Eugene Rydell, president of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce, was unable to attend.

NEXT TO NOTHlNG—Measuring instrument above is so sensitive it can detect the weight difference if two words are added to a 30-vol-ume encyclopedia. The de> vice, a quartz microbalance, can weigh accurately down to three 10 billionths an ounce. Above, it is measuring the residue from cigarette smoke. The device was developed by Westinghouse and is expected to find many uses in spaceage industries. _

AUCTION Friday Night, April 26 at 7 p.m. Location: EMIE’S AUCTION, 2 miles east of Monroe on 124 then 5 miles south and V 2 mile east. FARM MACHINERY and SUPPLIES 9 ft. John Deere Spring Tooth Harrow; Hog house, A-l with treated oak runners; new partition gates; Wood Bros, corn picker, • working condition; 16’ rubber tired wagon, 750-20 tires; J. D. disk; Dunham cultipacker; 80 rod fence, A-l; 65 good steel fence posts: fence stretcher; Unico reel power 18’’ mower, A-l; 12 hole hog feeders; good 7’ axle with 500x16 tires; heat cap; bolts; small tools; fanning mill; 32’ extension ladder; and many other small items not mentioned. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Good sofa bed; secretary: dinettes; plank chairs: pressure cooker; portable electric sewing machine, (Davis); bedroom suite; 20’’ bicyclecorn poppers; beds; bowls; dishes; radio and record player, combination; and many other items. jMKW MEMCHANDISE: Ram; electric saw (7%-“); Westinghouse floor NoT'responsAile for accidents. Emerson Lehman and Fritz Lehman, auctioneers Phone, Berne, 2-8841.

Pres. Kennedy Is Not Likely To Seek Purge By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International President Kennedy is not likely to become-publicly involved in any effort to drive conservative southern Democrats out of Congress unless the conservative Southerners offend him in some way he cannot forgive. Franklin Df Roosevelt was offended that way 25 years ago when he undertook to purge a dozen or so senators and congressmen in the 1938 Democratic primaries. FDR at first had upward of a dozen Democrats on his 1938 blacklist. But as he moved against them the going became very tough, indeed. Actually and openly, FDR finally opposed? only four Democrats in the party primaries, They were Rep. John J. O’Connor of New York, Sen. Millard fydings of Maryland, Sen- Walter George of Georgia and Sen. Ellison D. (Cotton Ed) Smith of South Carolina. Licked Only One FDR was able to lick O’Connor, the chairman of the House Rules Committee, who opposed FDR’s New Deal as Chairman Howard W. Smith, D-Va., now opposes the Kennedy New Frontier. But Tydings, Smith and George were reelected. Roosevelt undertook that party purge in the heat of anger at Senate Democrats who had combined to defeat his hill to reorganize the Supreme Court. That was the most painful legislative licking FDR ever had to endure. Roosevelt was angry with Democrats who opposed him on other issues. But it was the Supreme Court battle that aroused him to a point where he would dare put his prestige and the party’s integrity on the line by intervening in Democratic primaries. Kennedy is under no such pressure of anger at this time. There have been repeated reports that usually unidentified Democrats with vaguely persuasive White House and National Committee connections are planning to oppose some conservative Democrats in the 1938 primaries. Atty Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has been named as an advocate of this strategy. No Direct JFK Link President Kennedy has not been linked with it directly, although it is ridiculous to imply that any

such major strategy could be undertaken by responsible Democrats without the President’s knowledge and consent. Win or lose, the President will be considered to have been responsible for any purge effort. Republicans will welcome any administration move to defeat conservative Democrats in southern Democratic primaries. Tie Republican party is now making some headway in the South- Its appeal is to conservatives. If conservative Southerners are driven out of the Democratic party in their home states they will likely become Republicans. FDR was maneuvering to have himself drafted for a third term as well as maneuvering to knock

COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT SALE 10 ACRE FARM—ACRE BUILDING LOT PERSONAL PROPERTY We, the undersigned, due to illness, will sell at auction to the highest bidder our small farm and all of personal property, located 5 miles west on 118 then 4 miles northwest on 116 of Berne, Ind., or 5 miles southeast of Bluffton, Ind., on 116, or first farm northwest of Riverside on 116, on SATURDAY, APRIL 27,1963 Personal Property at 10:30 Real Estate at 2:30 REAL ESTATE: This farm consists of 10 acres more or less with all modern 7-room home. First floor has nice kitchen with kitchen cabinets, living room and dining area with new wall to wall carpet, 1 large bedroom with closets, full bath and nice sun porch. Second floor with 2 large bedrooms and closets, % bath and sun deck. Full basement with furnace. This home has electric heat on first floor less than 1 yr. old, ceilings and walls all plastered. Other buildings are nice summer house with built in cabinets, barn with car garage and corn crib attached, and other out buildings. Beautiful yard with blacktop driveway, shade trees and fruit trees. ONE-HALF ACRE BUILDING LOT: This is a nice corner lot along 116, across from other buildings. TERMS: 20% down on sale day, balance upon delivery of deed and abstract. POSSESSION: Immediate after sale day. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is a nice opportunity for someone to buy a nice country home well located and buildings in excellent condition. For further information or to see home call the Phil & Miz Auction Co., Berne, Ind., Phone 2-2903. PERSONAL PROPERTY —— FARM MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS 1950 8 N Ford tractor with 456 hrs.; 2-bottom 14-in. plow; grader blade; McCormick manure spreader; Superior grain drill; horse mower; 2-wheel trailer; cement mixer; Silver King chain saw; Garden Mark roto tiller, like new; Wayne 24-in. lawn mower; lawn sweeper; spring tooth harrow; 14-ft. boat; extension ladders; rubber tired wheelbarrow; table saw with motor; vise; 2 fence stretchers; copper kettle; 14-gal. creosote; weed sprayer few hives of bees; honey extractor; some lumber; battery charger; step ladders; rope,- forks; shovels; log chains; and lots of hand tools. SHEEP AND FEED 9 good breeding ewes with lambs. 1 buck. 85 bushels corn. 40 bales 2nd cutting alfalfa 30 bushels oats. 25 bales straw. 45 bales Ist cutting hay. Some feed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Imperial Westinghouse refrigerator and freezer combination < vrs old; Hotpoint electric stove; large Coolerator deepfreeze- Smith Bros’ foam rubber sofa, like new; Mahogany dining room suite have table and 4 chairs and 2 corner cupboards; Birdseye 3-piece Awiimom suite with spring and mattress; 4-piece bedroom suite with spring and mattress; 2 dinette sets; davenport and chair; Singer sewing machine- 3 rugs; 2 barrel chairs; desk and chair; base rocker; bed with snrina and mattress; wardrobe with drawers; chairs; Maytag washing machinetwin tubs on stand; Westinghouse roaster; lawn chairs; electric fans’ electric heaters; 2 dozen folding chairs; buffet; tables; radio; stepstool; magazine rack; Hoover sweeper with attachments; hall’treesfloor lamps; table lamps; desk lamp; luggage; clothes hamper; mirrors; Coleman gas lamp; throw rugs; bothroom scale; set of 12 Noritake china; set of 12 crystal; 2 sets silverware; flowers; electric skillet; Sunbeam mixer; toaster; iron board; waffle iron; electric clocks: blankets; bedding; lot of stainless steel cookware; lot of dishes and many articles not mentioned. 2 marble top antique tables; 2 antique love seats; Caakw clock; Chime dock; and lot of antique dishes. TERMS—CASH Not responsible for accidents, Mr. and Mrs. William AsMenum, awner Sale conducted by the Phil & Miz Auction Co., Berne, Ind., Phone 2-2903 First Bank of Berne—Clerk. Lunch served.

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off some members of Congress whom he didn't like. Kennedy isn't that mad at anybody and he does not need to maneuver for his own renomination. Bleaching Sheets An easy, but effective, way to bleach sheets is to stretch them on the line and each time the sun dries them turn the hose on them. This will save the trouble of taking them down each time to wet them. Steam Iron To dean a corroded steam iron, fill it with vinegar, and let it get very hot. Then pour out the vinegar, and use distilled water only to keep the iron in good condition.