Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 67, Decatur, Adams County, 19 March 1964 — Page 6

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Cambodia Moving Toward Red Orbit

By PHIL NEWSOM VPI Foreign News Analyst A little short of a year ago, Cambodia's unpredictable chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk declared in an interview

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Public Auction $50,000.00 Inventory of Cars, Trucks, Boats, Tractors & Farm Equipment TO BE SOLD Auction will be held at East edge of Dundee, Michigan, on Stowed Road, at Art Stowell, Oldsmobile - Case Dealer Saturday, March 28,1964 100 - USED CARS - 100 1962, 61, 60, 59, 58 and older model used cars will be sold 'including 2 door, 4 doors, station w agons and convertibles of all makes and models. 1960 KING MIDGET CONVERTIBLE. TRUCKS 1955 Ford F 700 Tractor with saddle tanks, west coast mirrors, good motor, good tires, with Fruehauf 31 ft. aluminum Trailer. 1950—1 Ton Chev. Truck with bed. Dodge 114 Ton Truck with bed. 1948 U 4 T ° n Studebaker truck with bed. 1952 14 Tbn Chev. Pick-up. 1951 % Ton Ford pick-up. 1951 1/4 Ton Ford pick-up. BOATS and MOTORS 14 ft. Crosby fiber glass boat with mahogany top and 40 h.p. Mercury motor and trailer; 12 ft. Thompson fishing boat with 5 h.p. Sea King motor; 18 ft. Lone Star aluminum Boat with 40 h- p. Scott Atwater motor and tilt trailer; Crosby 16 ft. fiber glass boat with top and Stott Atwater 40 h.p. motor with trailer- (NEW) 18 ft. White Horse Cabin Cruiser both with Johnson 50 h. p. motor with trailer,- 16 ft. MFC fiber glass boat with cover and 33 h. p. Scott Atwater motor with trailer. TRACTORS Allis Chalmers WD; 1948 John Deere Model A with pow-er-Trol and Horn Manure Loader; 1956 Massey Harris Model 44 with Hydraulic and 3 pt. hitch; 1956 Massey Harris Model 44 Standard; 1949 Oliver 70 with 2 row cultivator; rarmall H with hydraulic on new recap tires; 1947 John Deere Model B with Power-Trol; Case AAod®l DC on good rubber; Case Model L Standard with hydraulic on good rubber; WC Allis Chalmer with 2 row mounted picker; Farmall Fl 4 with one row IHC picker; John Deere Model H with starter and power lift; 1938 John Deere with loader; Avery with 2 row cultivators; Silver King with cultivators; Case VAC with one • row mounted "picker. ’ 1961 Case 310 Crawler w/14" Track "Shuttle Shift" Transmission w/Dual Hydraulic w/Heavy Duty 8 ft. Blade Only 586 Hours. NEW FARM EQUIPMENT Case 130 Twine tie Bpler w/PTO Drive; Case Model 640 Chopper; Case 4 row mounted Corn Planter; Case 8 ft. Pulvi-Mulcher; Case 28 ft. Bale and Grain Elevator; Case 7 ft. pull type Power Mower; Case 2 Section Rotary Hoe; Mayroth 33 ft. Bale and Grain Elevator; Mayroth 35 ft. 6" Auger Elevator w/truck; Brillion 10 ft. Sinale Packer. USED FARM EQUIPMENT 1955 Moline Model L Uni-Harvester Tractor w/combine and 2 row Picker; IHC Model 50 AW Wire Tie Baler w/ motor,- New Holland 77 Twine Tie Baler w/Motor,- Oliver Model 8 Wire Tie Baler w/Motor; Massey Harris Self-pro-pelled 2 row Picker; New Idea Model 6 Two row Picker; Moline one row picker; IHC one row picker,- Case one row picker; Allis Chalmers one row pull type picker; Allis Chalmers Model 60 combine; Massey Harris Clipper combine; 2 Case 5 ft. Model F 2 combines; 4 Cose 6 ft. Model AC combines; Case 4 bottom 14" plow on rubber with Radex bottoms and hydraulic lift; Case 4 bottom 14" plow on rubber w/Yetters Coulters, and hydraulic lift; Massey Harris 3 bottom 14" plow on rubber; IHC 3 bottom 14" plow on rubber; Massey Harris 3 bottom 14" plow; Case 2 bottom 16 plow on rubber; IHC Genius 2 bottom 14 plow on rubber; John Deere 2 bottom Model 44-14" plow on rubber; Allis Chalmers 2 bottom Mounted plow; 8 ft. Case Offset wheel disc; Newpick 7 ft. Offset wheel disc; 10 ft. Co-op Disc; 10 ft. John Deere Disc; 8 ft. Case Mounted 3 pt. hitch Disc; McCormick Deering single Packer with 18" wheels; Dunham double Packer; 2 three section spring tooth Harrow; Co op Tractor Tractor Spreader; Bradley 7 ft. Mower; Ford Industrial 7 ft. Mower; Case 7 ft. Industrial power Mower; AITIs Chalmers 7 ft. Mower; IHC Side Delivery Rake; 2 Jdhn Deere Side Rakes; New Idea Wagon w/14 ft. Grain Bed; Bradley 30 ft. Bale and Grain Elevator; 37 ft. Elevator Drags; 2 IHC 10 ft. Lime Spreaders; John Deere 2 row 290 Planter; IHC Rotary Stalk Shredder w/fast hitch; Case Stalk Shredder; Farm Lift 3 point Cultivator; Hardy Trailer Sprayer complete w/ Tank, Drops and Booms; Smalley Hammer Mill on 2 wheel Trailer; Sears 14" Hammer Mill w/power feed table; 2 Buzz-Saws; one 3 pt. Hitcli. MISCELLANEOUS— New Mono Roto Tiller; Bolens Garden Tractor w/Plow and Cultivator; Lincoln Grease* Equipment; Sioux Steam Cleaner; 10x10 Walk-in Cooler complete with compressor. * TERMS—CASH Not Responsible for Accidents ' Lunch Served on Grounds. AUCTIONEERS - Jerry Bixler, Wm. F. Schnepf and Ed Sprunger

that “the real interest of Cambodia is not to have the North Vietnamese at our door. . we do fear South Viet Nam, but we fear North Viet Nam much more." This week, whatever his fears, Sihanouk by his own words was contemplating diplomatic recognition of Communist North Viet Nam. It was typical of Sihanouk’s diplomatic gyrations that a few minutes later he also was talking of renewed contact with South Viet Nam. But the facts are that since November Sihanouk has been moving ostensibly neutral Cambodia steadily closer to the Communist orbit. Complicate U.S. Objectives Carried to their logical con-

clusion these actions vastly could complicate U.S. objectives in both neighboring Laos and South Viet Nam. They are a reflection of Sihanouk’s seeming conviction that U.S. efforts in South Viet Nam already are doomed, and of his almost hysterical belief that his borders are threatened both by South Viet Nam and by Thailand. It was last Nov. 19 that Sihanouk announced he was rejecting approximately S3O million a year in U.S. economic and rrfilitary aid on charges that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency was plotting his ouster. More recently he has accused the United States of joining with South Viet Nam and Thailand in a plot to partition Cambodia and rejected a U.S. proposal t hat Cambodia set up joint commissions to demarcate disputed borders. Turns to Red China Last week, as anti-American mobs sacked both the United States’ and British embassies in the Cambodian capital of Pnom Phen, Sihanouk announced he would turn to Communist China for guarantees of Cambodian neutrality and to Communist North Viet Nam and the Communist-led Pathet Lao of Laos for guarantees of his borders. The Pathet Lao and the Communist North Vietnamese, he said, were the “future masters of Viet Nam and Laos.” The puzzlement was that North Viet 'Nam has no common border with Cambodia which does border on South Viet Nam, Laos and Thailand. His announcement, therefore, suggested that by recognizing the Hanoi government of North Viet Nam he also was recognizing it as the capital of all Viet Nam. New Supply Routes And, while Sihanouk insisted that Cambodia would remain “strictly neutral and nonFAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor’s prescription, the GALAXON plan. You must lose ugrly fat vour money back. One of the basic problems of losing weight is vour inability to stick to a planned diet. The GALAXON plan contains a tablet and is easily swollowed. When you take GALAXON, you simply don’t have the urge for extra portions because GALAXON depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food thus makirrg it easier and more comfortable for you to diet. Your weight must come down because as your own doctor will tell you, when vou eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Os ’course GALAXON can t do all the work for you alone. But if you really want to cut down on your eating, and lose weight, GALAXON can be a powerful helper. The GALAXON plan costs $3 00 and is sold on this guarantee: if not satisfied for any reason just return the package to your druggist and get your full monev back. No questions asked. The GALAXON plan is sold w+th this guarantee by: SMITH’S DRIG STORE—DECATUR — MAIL ORDERS FILLED

Public Auction GARAGE EQUIPMENT AMD TOOLS As I have sold my home and place of business I will sell my garage equipment and household goods locat ® d Mt ?ion Indiana on Road 118 ar 6 miles south of Bluffton to Road 118 then west 9 miles, or 2 miles east of intersection 3-5-118, or 6 miles southeast of Warren, or 23 miles nor.heast of Marion, on SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1964 Sale Starting at 10:30 A.M. SHOP EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS Sioux valve refacer; Sioux valve reseater (complete); rest pin hone; cylinder hone; ridge reamer; one set of reamers- valve removing tool; Smith gas welder; regulator; 25 ft 'hose and welding tips; 200 amp. electric welder; welding rods; hood; space heater; 1 ton floor jack; 1 ton chain hoist- large press; air grease gun; hand grease gun and 12 capsules; Large grinder and stand; 2 h.p. electric motors; other smaller motors; bench grinder; Devilbliss paint sprayer and regulator; large wheel puller; electric impact wrench with sockets; tire repair kit; one to two inch socket set; ( vj. inch drive) large electric % incn drit, '‘ small elec ’ nc dri,l; battery charger; electric shop clock; reastat control; 2 propane gas heaters; set of car stands; large vise; small vise; electric dispenser; creeper; set of trucks; point and accessory cabinet; large tool box; small point cabinet; iron and wood shop benches; 9 good log chains from 10 to 20 feet; lot of hammers; shop stands; wall tool cabinet; emery wheels; sledge hammers; scoop; lot of steel bits; log binders. OUT BOARD MOTOR and POWER RIDING MOWER 9 h p Neptune outboard motor; 21 inch riding mower. NEW and USED STOCK Seal beams; voltage regulators (6 8. 12 volts); electric and Vacuum car fans; rivets, bolts, washers; lot of scrap iron; and many miscellaneous items not mentioned. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bed spring and mattress; roll-away bed; 2 dressers; wardrobe; davenport; chairs; leather chair; rocking chair; floor and table lamps; corner cupboards; 2 small cupboards; lawn swing; antique stand; library table; medicine cabinet; mirror; 2 9x12 rugs; 1 11x12 rug; dishes and cooking utensils. Other household items not mentioned. TERMS—CASH Not Responsible for Accidents Lunch Will Be Served. JESSE C. MILLER, owner For further information contact .. « Ray L. Gerber, Realtor, Bluffton, Phone 824-1934, or Herman Strahm, Auctioneer, Croigville, Ind. Ph. 565-3144 ' Clerk: Old First National Bank, Bluffton, Indiana. (Clip This Ad)

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engaged” between the Communist and non-Communist worlds, he aroused natural suspicions that the Communists thus would find new supply routes to their forces in South Viet Nam. Sihanouk's recognition of Pathet Lao forces, further, -would render much more difficult Western hopes for maintaining a neutral regime there. Altogether, these have been trying days for U.S. policies in Southeast Asia. Significantly, Sihanouk did not include France in the “hostile free world,” a happy circumstance for President Charles de Gaulle’s intentions of re-establishing French influence in Southeast Asia. Happily also for Red China which has endorsed , Cambodia’s “just patriotic Struggle” against the “imperialist United States.” CIVIL WAR (Continued from Page One) Catholic won second prize among the juniors for her essay “A Century of Negro Progress.” Sixteen prizes of $1 each were awarded to the following for their essays: Seventh grade — Lois Counterman. St. John; April Mahan. Monmouth. Eighth grade — Deborah Knipstein, St. John; Joyce Bultemeier, St. John; Kathryn Sue Minton, Geneva; Marjorie Deam, Monmouth; Myles Anderson, Adams Central. Juhiors — Angela Lehman, Geneva: Grace Amstutz, Geneva; Mike Reynolds, Decatur Catholic; Kathv Thieme. Decatur high school; Maxine Buhlman. Monmouth: Connie Jean Reinking, Monmouth; Eil°en Fritringer. Monmouth; Breo'ia Hamrick. Adams Central; Marie Moeschberger Adams Central. In all. « total of W essavs were received from Students of siv schools. Pe” Russe was the essay contest judge. State Traffic Toll Is Over 200 Mark By United Press International Two w ßockville residents were killed in a traffic accident today, raising the Indiana toll for the year to at least 204 compared with 196 a year ago. Mrs. Dollie Mae Cottrell, 35, and Don Stalker, 55, were killed and Mrs. Cottrell’s husbartd, Russell, 48, was injured when their car hurtled off U.S. 41 about 12 miles south of Rockville and smashed into a tree. Mrs. Cottrell was driving when the' accident happened. Police said the car apparently went out of control at high speed on a curve. Cottrell was taken to Vermillion County Hospital at Clinton.

Jack Ruby Reported To Have Fired Belli DALLAS (UPI) — Convicted killer Jack Ruby was reported Wednesday night to have fired Melvin Belli as his defense lawyer because of statements made by the San Francisco attorney blasting Dallas and the jury that condemned Ruby to the electric chair. Belli, visiting in Mexico City on his way home to California, said “I haven’t heard anything about it.” “I’ll be in San Francisco tomorrow, and I'll talk about it then,” he said. The Dallas News said Eva Grant, Ruby’s sister, told them she mailed a letter to Belli's office in California, firing Belli. Ruby’s sister said the Ruby family was dissatisfied with Belli’s defense presentation and shocked at the tirade he let loose against Dallas at the end of the trial, The News said the letter out* lined the family’s chagrin at criticism they felt was aimed at “promoting only Belli’s personal fame.” “My brother has been disturbed and upset by reports of Mr. Belli’s actions both in and out of court,” the News quoted Ruby’s brother, Hyman, of Chicago, as saying. “The opinions this man expressed about Dallas, the jury, judge Joe Brown and (Dist. Atty.) Henry Wade are not shared by Jack or any member of his family,” Hyman told the paper. The letter said the family did not know what to do about further counsel, “but God willing we will get help somehow. We will pray for help and hope that Mr. Belli will do likewise.” Hockey Results National League W LT Pts. GFGA Chicago 35 22 12 82 214 166 Montreal 34 21 13 81 202 165 Toronto 31 25 12 74 183 168 Detroit 29 27 11 69 178 192 New York ... 22 36 10 54 182 231 Boston 18 38 12 48 166 203 Wednesday’s Results Toronto 2, Montreal 2 (tie)

Wiegmann Will Sell at AUCTION HOUSE, 2-1/5 Acre* Personal Property Located 6 miles West of Decatur, on U. S. 224 to Magley, Watch for Signs, on March 28,1964 - at 10:30 Real Estate sells at 2:00 P. M. Frame house with good roof, 4 rooms and bath down, 2 rooms up, 90 bbl. cistern, 4 in. drove well, well drained, 2 septic tanks, natural gas, 2 1/5 acre lot with 200 ft. frontage, 20 ft. x 15 _ft. garage with cement floor and Bxlo lean-to tool shed. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1962 Gibson 30" Electric Range fully automatic with visualite oven; 1962 Gibson Refrigerator double door with freezer across the top; 1962 Kenmore Wringer type Washer with pump; 5 pc. Maple Early American Bedroom Suite with 7 ft. bed and matching box springs and mattress; youth bed—the above furniture is all like new. Magnavox Radio-Phono comb.; Good 9'xl2' Rug and pad; 3 Baby Beds; 17 in. Table Model TV and stand; 2 pc. living room suite, brown davenport and chair; record cabinet; Bond player piano & bench; White Sewing Machine; Brass double bed; vanity; dressers; corner table; round table; coffee table; Green leather chair; rocking chairs; lounge chair; floor lamps; table lamps; dresser lamps; new medicine cabinet; 2 burner hot plate; Hotpoint Electric Iron; Baby buggy, Baby bottle sterilizer; Baby stroller; child's rocker; child's tractor; child's desk; doll cradle; Tropic-Air hair dryer; 120 bass Accordion; Electric sandwich grill; floor, vase; Venetian blinds; dress form; magazine rack & stand; table cloths & dresser scarfs; dishes, goblets, pots & pans; Kitchen Kraft Aluminumware; 2 copper boilers. ANTIQUES 4 Ice Cream chairs; coffee table with claw legs; telescope & Cards; gone with the wind lamp bases; Walnut bed Y-> size,- % size brass bed; 2 dinner bells; Iron kettle; Telephone; hand painted fruit dishes; compote; some reproduction milk glass vases; oil lamps & lanterns; SPACE HEATERS, LAWN MOWERS, MISC. Gas Space heater, 40,000 btu; Kenmore Space heater, 39,000 btu; Kenmore Oil burner; Globe wood & coal heating stove; 21" Lawnmaster Rotary mower; Imperial Lawn mower with Briggs & Stratton Motor; Aluminum storm windows 35x62; other windows & doors; some used lumber; new copper pipe from V-> to 3 in.; 20 ft. 1/9 in. plastic pipe; some spouting; 2 pieces plate glass; 2 fuse boxes; electric outside & inside wire; tub & lavatory; 12 gauge shot gun; shot gun, 75 Ib. lead. TERMS: CASH on Personal Property. REAL ESTATE: $1,000.00 day of sale, balance on final settlement. Possession on final settlement. Taxes: 1963 taxes due and payable in 1964 will be paid by the seller. / z Open House March 22—1 P. M. to 5 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wortbman Mrs. Ernest Wortliman, owners Not responsible for accidents Lunch served. Auctioneers: Walter Wiegmann, Decatur, Ind., Phone Preble 7-4511. Orville Sturm, New Haven, Ind. Phone 749-1491. Clerk & Cashier—Bultemeier & Roemer.

Five Added To Indiana's Net Hall Os Fame INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Wednesday night inducted five new members, including three coaches whose teams won a total of eight state high school championships. New members are Marion Crawley, the late Glenn Curtis, Haldane Griggs, Murray Mendenhall and Jewell Young. Mrs. Curtis, who flew here from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., accepted the award for her husband while the others were honored in person at the annual banquet. The selection was announced by Jep Cadou Jr., sports editor of The Indianapolis Star and this year’s Hall of Fame director. The third annual Silver Medal award for outstanding contributions to high school basketball went to Butler University coach and athletic director Tony Hinkle. The banquet also honored the Silver Anniversary team —10 former high school stars of 25 years ago. Crawley, a prep basketball coach in Indiana for 32 years, won two consecutive state titles at Washington in the early 1940 s and won another at Lafayette in 1948. His Lafayette team is one of Saturday’s four finalists in this year’s tourney. Curtis, who died in 1958, won one state title at Lebanon in 1918 and three more at Martinsville between 1924 and 1933. He later became head coach and athletic director at Indiana State College, coached pro basketball and returned to Martinsville as school superintendent. Mendenhall coached for 22 years at Fort Wayne Central and his 1943 team won the state title. He also became a pro 1 coach and later coached at Indi- : ana Technical College, Fort ! Wayne. He now operates a farm near Antwerp, Ohio. Griggs, a native of Toronto, Ont., grew up in Indianapolis and was a member of Butler’s nationally prominent basketball

teams in the 19205. He now lives in Long Beach, Calif. Young, one of Purdue’s alltime greats, twice led the Big Ten in scoring and was voted the Boilermakers’ outstanding athlete in 1938. At Purdue, he played under the late Ward (Piggy) Lambert, one of the original Hall of Fame members. A former coach, he is now in business here. Members of the Silver Anniversary team honored were Irvin Swanson, LaPorte; Loudon Hoover, Ossian, now of Chicago; Charles Johnson, Frankfort; * CUff Barker, Yorktown, now of Frankfort, Ky.; Jim Myers, coach of Evansville Bosse; George Crowe, Franklin, now of New York; Ward Hamlin, Elkhart, now of Tucson, son, Ariz.; Bob Bolyard Fort Wayne; Bob Riley, West Lafayette; and Boag Johnson, Union Twp. (Huntington), now coach at Warsaw. Members of Frankfort s state champions of 25 years ago also were honored at the banquet. Everett Case, who coached Frankfort to four state championships and now is coach at North Carolina State College, was the principal speaker. Others previously voted into the Hall of Fame are Robert S. Hinshaw, Branch

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Wiegmann Will Sell AT AUCTION MARCH 21,1964, AT 10:00 Due to the death at my husband, I will sell at Pub.lc Auction the following, located 2 miles West of New Haven on U. S. 30, then South 1 mile on the corner of the Adams Center and Moeller Road. FARM MACHINERY 1962 Oliver Tractor 770, 363 actual hours, power steering, power booster, electric hyd. system, remote control cylinder, 2 sets of wheel weights; Oliver Tractor 60 with starter, lights and 2 row cultivators; 1962 Oliver 14 in. 3 bottom plow with 18 in. colter & coverboards; 1963 No. 5 Oliver one row corn picker with hyd. control, picked only 25 acres of corn; 290 John Deere corn planter; 8 ft. John Deere KBA disc; Van Brunt 12 hole grain drill, on steel with fertilizer and grass seed attachment; 3 section John Deere Harrow; 2 section spike tooth harrow; 3 section rotary hoe; 2 section rotary hoe; New Idea 4 bar Side Rake & Tedder; 8 ft. cultipacker; No. 14 New Idea manure spreader; Yetter stalk shredder; Universal Super Cub model 57 - 24 ft. elevator with 1/2 h. p. electric motor; 16 ft. Aluminum elevator; slevator drag; Helix wagon; rubber tired wagon with 16 ft. rack; Heat housers for both tractors; 1 set of 28 in. dual rims with tires; 1 set of 28 in. rims less tires; these will fit on any 28 in. wheel; cement mixer; 3, 45 bu. Unico co-op hog feeders; belt 7" x 35'; Federspeil 2 wheel trailer with cattle rack; snow fence,- block and tacklet; platform scale; 2, 5 shovel small cultivators; 2 walking plows; forms for hog troughs; 5 gal. grease pail & gun; small fence stretcher; oil tank with pump; chicken feeders; Premier fence charger; steel posts & hedge wood posts; sack cart & small hand tools. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS Iron bed & springs; Cherry bed (•% size); Cherry bed and vanity; antique mirror; library stand; table square; 2 dressers; day bed; 3 wash stands; plank chairs; cradle; wagon seat; sun dial; 8 wooden trays; 2 dinner bells with hangers; flat iron; kettle with jacket; 2 copper kettles; bob sled; coffee grinder; lantern; lamps; 2 sausage staffers; picture frames; butter mold; butter paddle & bowl; jewelry box; iron stone soup plates; buggy lamp; crocks & jugs; iron wheel & buggy wheels; ’ 16 ft. Ben Hur chest type deep freeze; gas stove; RCA 21 in. television; Philco table model radio; child's roll top desk; iron coffee table with glass top; hospital bed; Spanish guitar; window fan; 22 rifle; 20 gauge shot gun; Space oil burner; Ediphone & Edison cutter; quilting frames. TRUCK, OUTBOARD MOTOR, ELECTRIC MOTORS & MISC. 1954 Ford 1-Ton truck, cab and chassis, 4 speed trans? mission and dual wheels; Johnson outboard 51/2 h.p. motor like new; Shop-Master band saw; jig saw; drill press; electric drill; 2 Maytag gasoline motors; %, h.p. motor; 1/2 h.p. motor; 1 h.p. motor; 52 gal. hot water heater; 80 gal. Electric water heater, like new; shallow well pump; new lumber; walnut boards 12 ft. long; 6 pcs. of I beams 14 ft. long; some Osage lumber; 2 burner gas hot plate; numerous, boxes of nails & screws; small carpenter tools; plywood pattern for what-not shelves; trailer hitch; small scales; pipe threader from !/> ’ 2 in. dies; 2 screw jacks; hand sheep clippers; rakes; shovels; sledge; weed sprayer; and other small items. MRS. WALTER WIESE, Owner Terms, Cash. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch served Auctioneers: Walter Wiegmann, Decatur, Phone Preble 7-4511 ; Orville Sturm, New Haven, Phone 749-1491 Clerk & Cashier, Bultemeier & Frosch.

THURSDAY. MARCH 19 ? 1964

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