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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
No evidence found
of any gambling
in Juckson County

The November gran d
jury reported Wednesday
that it found no evidence
of gambling but that there
is excessive" liquor traffic
in the county.
During its deliberation n e
jury also returned Is indict-
ments after investigating "a
cases and hearing 36 witnesses.
In its report signed by
foreman Ernest w. Halstead.
Jr.. Ocean Springs. the jury
admonished county officers
TO see that there are no
gambling operations COM
menced in this county"
appropriate action" w a S
recommended to cope with
what the jury reported is lex
cessive liquor traffic +. par
ticularly in areas in close prox-
unity to churches and schools"
Twenty-four cases of child
desertion and neglect were re-
ferred to the jury by welfare
authorities, the report stated.
Charges have already been
filed in county court against
II of these men whose adj
dresses are known.
There are Is whose ad-
dresses are not known at
this tirna but as soon a. their
whereabouts are determined.
the proper charge will be
filed against them"
Passing inspection by the
jury were the County Jail,
Courthouse, convict farm and
home for indigents.
Concentrations were given
probation officer S. w. Ashley,
sheriff James Ira Girmsley,
county attorney Donald Cum
best, district attorney Boyce
Holleman and his assistant
CLYDE Hurlbert and circuit
clerk Vertis Ramsay.
Foreman of the grand jury
is Ernest w. Halstead, Jr., an
employee of the Ocean Springs
post office.
Continued on Page 81
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Service is todoy
for z. c. Carson

Funeral services will be to-
day at 2 pm. for Edwin Cow
en- Carson, IA, who died We'd
nesday at Singing River Hos
pital following a short illness.
The Rev. David Smith will
conduct services at Gautier
Jehovah's Witnesses Church.
Interment will be in Gautier
Cemetery.
Carson was born in Pitts
burg. Tex. and had been a
resident of Gautier for the
past Is years. He was a lum-
Der yard manager.
The body was taken to Pas
cagoula Fails Funeral Home
at 10 am. Thursday.
Survivors are his wife of
Gautier; two stepdaughters,
Mesdames Don Smith of New
Orleans and Eiez Looney of
Montgomery, Ala; two broth
ers, G. E. of Pittsburg, Tex.
and w. H. Carson of Norman,
Okla, and one sister, Mrs. AL
ice Parker of Pittsburg, Tex.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Jdycee parade
will be Dec. 2
Saturday deudline
for entering flouts


Pascagoula Jaycees have
set a Saturday deadline for
entering floats in this years
Christmas parade, slated
Dec. 2.
Chairman Tommy Harri-
son said 18 Pascagoula clubs
and organizations have indi-
Gated they will enter floats
and II bands and marching
units have accepted invita-
tions to participate.
Mary Eloise Draper, first
alternate in this years jun
ior Miss competition. will
reign as queen of the Christ
mas parade.
Irene Mahstfey, Passage
i 5u-.icr Miss, VII 81 COM
petuag il state competition
Continued On Page 3
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Goula's 5 bridge
tops Bay span
during October

About 10000 more vehicles
used the Pascagoula toll bridge
during October than the pre-
vious month, while a drop in
traffic was recorded at Bay
St. Louis.
At Pascagoula, 239,400 vehi-
cles crossed the bridge, paying
a total of $55, ,442.70.
Figures for the Bay bridge
were 19O,372 vehicles and S48,-
949. About 1000 fewer vehicles
crossed in October than in
September.
The Pascagoula bridge, IN
operation IA months less than
the Bay bridge, is slowly clos
ing on the older span in both
number of crossings and total
receipts.
Opened Aug. 2, 1853, the
Bay bridge has handled 49,
4O6,886 vehicles and SIS, ,489, ,632.
Pascagoula's bridge, opened
Oct. Is, 1854, has handled 49,
24O,535 vehicles and $5,O04,759,
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Pas ieendgers
held in Florida
after auto thefis


Two Pascagoula teenagers
are being held in Tallahassee,
Fla. after police said they stole
two cars and possibly a third.
The youths. both IL, are be-
lieved responsible for the theft
Saturday Of 9 car in Biloxi,
ransacking cottage and steal
ing a speed beat at Belle Fon-
taine Beach.
Deputy sheriff Aubrey Webb
said the youths are reported to
have stolen A second car in
Pascagoula. abandoning it in
Florida where they may have
taken another car.
Details ere incomplete on q
report that the two may have
attacked a taxi driver before
their arrest in Tallahassee.
Webb said.
Sts5r.:tss James -rs Crinnsley
sad the invest gatlcn WI con-
taaue ard tee duo stay be re-
tulaed to Pasfascul4
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Alvin in C0unter1nove
To demund audit
and check signing
by all 3 Officials

An ordinance requiring
signatures of all three Pas
cagoula officials on all city
checks will be proposed at
Tuesdays com m i S S o n
meeting.
Submitting the ordinance
will be public works commits
sioner Alvin H. Charlton, who
told the Chronicle today he
also will demand a complete
and independent, audit of all
city financial affairs.
BY requiring signatures of
all three officials on every
check. draft. warrant and
voucher. Charlton said. Mr..
Ros and Mr.. Briggs can see
that I do not exceed my
budget"
But on the other hand" ;"
Charlton stated, Il can see
that neither Mr.. Ros nor Mr..
Briggs will exceed their bud
get"
At a Nov. 7 city meeting,
mayor Ben L. Briggs and city
clerk Vincent P. Ros had vot-
ed to adopt an ordinance re-
quiring all hiring and firing OF
city employees to be done by
majority vote of the commits
sion.
Briggs and Ros charged
that Charlton was regularly
spending twice his budgeted
funds. and that controls were
necessary to stop the drain.
In a statement to the Chron-
icle today, Charlton said he is
explaining his reasons for op-
posing the Ros-Briggs ordi-
nance.
"Since 1919, or 43 years ago,
he said, ''the city of Pascagou-
la has operated successfully
under an ordinance that defin-
ed the separate and indepen-
dent duties of each of the three
departments.
'"That ordinance also pro-
vides that each department
Continued on Page 8
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
8 hospiialized
as autos crash
on Cumbest Rd.

An auto pushing another
swerved into the path OF a
third near Kreole Tuesday, in
juring three persons.
The accident occurred about
8:45 am. on Bayou Cumbest
Road, two miles south OF
Kreole depot.
Constable H e nry Fletcher
said Mrs. Gale Harvey, %, OF
Kreole was pushing car with
her auto when she swerved
into the path of all oncoming
car driven by John w. Dees,
81, Kreole.
Injured and treated at Sing
ing River Hospital were Mrs.
Harvey, Dees and Mrs. Dees,
a passenger in her husbands
car.
Fletcher sa.d that about $50
damage was done to each Of
the two autos. No charges
were filed.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Service is held
at church in Pas
for n. L. Lindsr

Funeral services at Pasca-
goula Fails Funeral Home
chapel and mass at Our Lady
of Victories Church in Pasca-
goula were held Wednesday
for Henry L. Linder, 40, OF
Bayou Casotte.
He died Monday at Singing
River Hospital where he had
been taken that day.
Msgr. P. ]. Carey and the
Rev. Lacy Green officiated
Rosary was said at Fails chapel
Tuesday.
A native of New Orleans, ne
had been a resident of PaSca-
goula for 45 years where ne
was owner of Linder 'Diesel
Engineering Sales and Service
in Bayou Casotte.
He was a member of the
Knights of Columbus.
Survivors are his wife Of
Bayou Casotte; three sisters
Mesdames James Wilson, Leo.
nard Hill, both of Pascagoula
and Charles Bridley of New
Orleans.
Six brothers, Ambrose, Jr
and Leo of Pascagoula, Jullu:
and Ray of Bayou La Batre
Ala, Herman of Gulfport anc
Tom Linder of Birmingham.
PallbearerS were George
Devers, Ronald Johnson, Jane:
and Don DuLaney, James ane
Houston WhiSenant.
Burial was in Machpelaf
Cemetery.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Accidental shot
hits man in leg
at Pas drive-in

A Pascagoula cafe operator
accidently shot himself in the
leg about midnight Monday.
Wounded was Jay Garrison,
who told police he accidently
knocked pistol to the floor
while reaching under a count
er at his Market Street drive
in cafe.
A .25-calibre slug was re-
moved from Garrison's leg at
Singing River Hospital.
Investigating were assistant
chief J. C. Ledbetter and 1t.
S. H. Ezell.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
FederoIly-owned
ocreugein in county
to be sold Dec. Is

One hundred and Al acres
of federally land in
Jackson County will be sold
Dec. Is by the general services
administration in Atlanta.
The property, known as
Keesler Air Force Base VOR
Annex, is seven miles north
west of Vancleave, 18 miles
northeast of Biloxi.
1t was used as a bombing
range and as z weapons ex-
Fermentation site.
Bids VII, Be opened at 1870
am. Dec. IS u Roora I46C, 80
Seventh Street, n. =, Atlanta.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Jury deplores liquor
returns 10 indictments
Finds no true bill
dgdinst NdvY MON
in highwuY .deuth

No. Indictment was re-
turned Wednesday against
a Navyman charged with
manslaughter in a Highway
80 death.
Sixteen indictments were
returned, eight cases were con-
tinued and four no true bills
were voted by the November
grand jury which finished de-
liberations Wednesday.
Arrangements will begin to-
day.
A no true bill was voted
in the case of Lee Roy Till
cry. 3l-Year-old crew men,
Der of the submarine Shook
which departed ingalls, two
weeks ago.
Tillery's car and one driven
by 17-year-old Carl w. Bau-
doin, Jr., Pascagoula, collided
Oct. 80 near Ocean Springs.
Baudoin was killed.
State highway patrolman d.
L. Wesley, who investigated,
said Tillery was driving west
on the eaStbound section of
the highway.
The new westbound lanes
had been opened to traffic only
a few days before.
Three men were indicted
Tor a July murder that at
tracted national attention.
Named were Benny Jack
Williams. Perry Parker and
Donald r. Lowry.
They were charged with the
murder of Rufus c. Braddock,
whose body was found in Wolf
River in Harrison County. The
three accused were arrested a
week later in California.
Other no true bills were re-
turned in the cases of Jimmie
Kitchens, on a charge of con-
spiracy to commit a felony;
Ralph E. Cook, false pretense;
Charles L. Harkey, child neg
lect.
Case of James w. Campbell,
charged with disposing Of
mortgaged property, was trans
ferred to county court.
Indictments were voted
against Oscar D. Strickland,
burglary and grand larceny;
Raymon Goff,. arson; Marvel
Wally, burglary.
Jimmie Kitchens. receiving
stolen property; Roy Spivey.
false pretense; Charles w.
Allen. false pretense.
Michael Daniel Bilyk, grand
larceny; c. w. Hopkins, as
sault and battery with intent
to kill; Gordon Ray Ross, bur-
glary.
John A. Roach, burglary;
Ernest Yancy, breaking and
entering; H. G.. Andrews, bur-
glary and grand larceny.
Billy w. Varnado, breaking
and entering; Joe Varnado, Jr.,
breaking and entering; Hillery
Knight, breaking and entering.
William Jones. attempted
(Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Vancleave ball
scheduled today

A harvest festival spon-
sored by Vancleave School
PTA will be staged today at
the school.
Hours will be 4:30 to 7 p.
m. according to Mrs. Jack
Fletcher. chairman.
Other chairmen are Mrs.
B. C. Carrier. food sale. and
Mrs. Hinton Farley. room
representatives.
A story in Tuesdays
Chronicle incorrectly report
ed the affair for Saturday
instead of today.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
MP routes
to Casotte
suggested
County will hear
alternate proposals
ut December meet

A Moss Point Chamber of
Commerce. committee has
proposed two routes to the
B ayou Casotte industrial
area.
George D. Staples, commit
tee chairman, said today both
routes are equally important
to the economic welfare of
Moss Point"
The alternate routes are:
Frederick Street connec-
ton with Highway SO on
Main Street. securing right
of way for four-lane TO High
way 80. and
Extension of jefferson Street
to connect with Highway go
at the Bayou Casotte road,
also with four~lane right of
way.
The two routes will be rec
commended to the county board
of supervisors. Staples said.
A further recommendation
will be to improve Second
Street from the point where
it would intersect Jefferson,
provided the second plan is
adopted, to where it joins
Grierson Street.
Beat Two supervisor e. A.
Khayat said this undertaking
would be a joint citY-countY
project.
The Jefferson Street exten-
sion would begin at the old
county hospital and go east to
Highway go.
The Fredrick Street plan
would begin just outside the
city limits on Highway 63,
cross Second Street and Earl
Boulevard and continue to
Highway go.
Khayat said he will submit
the proposals to the county
board at the next regular
meeting Dec. a.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Cash box lifted
at store in MP

Police are on the lookout for
someone with a pocket full of
change.
A cash box was stolen from
Carp's in Moss Point Monday
between 2 and 8 pm, police
said.
The box contained approx
mately 500 in halves, quar-
tiers, dimes, nickels and pen
nieS.
Manager of the store is DON
aid Byrd.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Thanksgiving,
and one issue

Next weeks issues of
the Chronicle will be
combined.
The combined issue.
bearing the dates Nov
q and Nov. "a. will be
on the street Tuesday al
approximately 3 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
PROPOSAL FOR STATE HEATING
FUELS
BUDGET COMMISSION
State House, Dover, Delaware

Sealed bids, addressed to Budget
Commission, State House, Dover, Del
aware, are solicited for the supplying
of heating fuels for State agencies and
schools for the period July /, 1861 to
June 30, 1862, i'm accordance with de-
tailed specifications on file in the office
Of Budget Commission.
The approximate requirements of
heating fuels for the period as afore-
said are as follows: FUEL OIL 1894
455 Gallons; ANTHRACITE COAL 282
tons: BITUMINOUS COAL $3.50 tons.
Bid forms are available at the office
of Budget Commission. The coal and
oil requirements are set forth on sep
arate forms for each county. Suppliers
should state type of fuel and location
when requesting bid forms.
Suppliers may submit bids for the
requirements OF any or all locations.
Bids will be received not later than
May s. 1861 At 300 Il. NJ, Eastern
Daylight Saving Time. Budget Com
mission win tabulate all bids and adj
wise the respective State agencies and
schools.
e. n. Davis
Chief Accountant
April II, 1861 4-2l-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

Public Auction at the site ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 2S, 1861
Beginning at 900 p. NJ, EST.
Rain or Shine
One and one-half story frame wood
shingle dwelling approximately 40'x56'
two ear garage approximately 22x24'
attached by hreezeway with overhead
doors, cement floor with 2l2"N21a" wa
ter pump: consisting OF living room
approximately 15'X25' with stone fire.
place, approximately 14'Xl6' dining
room. complete bathrooms, 3 bed
rooms one with knotty pine walls and
ceiling, approximately 14'Xl4 knotty
pine den, approximately 15'Nl7' Mtch-
en- with combination sink and dish
washer, exhaust fan. vinyl floor and
plastic tile wall; All rooms are, convec-
tor heated with copper l. type tubing
with oak hardwood floors and plaster
white coat walls unless otherwise de-
seribed and insulated ceilings; two
rooms unfinished approximately 26'N13
and 22'X19' in attic.
One story frame asbestos shingle
bungalow approximately 4UX3O' con-
tanning an approximate 12'x12' living
room, S'x10' bedroom, SKIP kitchen,
4'x6' toilet with lGvatory, and screen
porch on three sides.
These buildings are located at the
northerly end of hard-surfaced County
Road @346 on the southerly side of the
Indian River i'm Baltimore Hundred,
Sussex County, Delaware and on the
lands formerly owned by NJ. Weston
and Pauline NJ. Holt acquired for bor-
row pit purposes. These buildings will
he open for inspection Thursday, April
81, 1861 from 300 ~ NJ. to 400 p. Nj.
CONDITIONS Or SALE: The sue
cessful bidder win he required TO de-
molish or remove from the premises
and clean up all rubbish within 80 days
after notification in writing 10 the high
bidder of the acceptance of the bid,
or not later than June 5. 1861 This
sale for buildings only and does not
include any land.
TERMS OF SALE: The successful
bidder win be required to pay % the
State Highway Department 1009o of
the purchase price at the time OF the
sale either by Certified Check or Cash
and also to place a 100000 retainer
deposit with the State Highway De-
partment on the one and one-half
story wood shingle building and
asbestos shingle frame building IL the
buildings are cleared from the property
in accordance with conditions set
forth. these deposits of $4,000 and
$4,000 Will be returned.
The State Highway Department re-
serves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids obtained at the time
of the sale.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
]. Gordon Smith, Chairman
William j. Miller, Jr.,
Acting Chief Eng
Auctioneer: Francis Wilson
4-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
LICENSE APPLICATION

Ralph r. Smith. Pres, TIA Shaw
nee Road. Package Store, Inc, in
tends to file application with Della
ware Alcoholic Beverage Control
Commission for Package Store to
sell alcoholic liquor for consump-
ton off the premises where sold,
said premises being located at the
Intersection of Routes SO and 619,
being one mile southwest of Route
113. at Milford City Limits.
Ralph r. Smith, Pres.
TIA Shawnee Road Package
Store, Inc. 4-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
N o TIC E /.

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 11th day of April
A. ID. 1861, and that all persons
having claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, TO the said
Marie Ennis, Administrative of the
estate of Anna B. West, on or be-
fore the 18th day of January 1862,
or abide the Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
MARIE ENNIS, Administrative
Address: Glendale, Delaware
4-14-3t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
CARD OF THANKS

l wish TO thank all of my many
kind friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their cards. flowers, gifts
and kind deeds during my stay in
the Milford Memorial Hospital and
after my return home. Mrs. Lester
j. Adams. 4-2l-lt
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank the nurses at the
Milford Memorial Hospital and DR..
Mick for their kind attention dur
ing the illness and death of my
father, Charles Bennett; al s o
thanks to Rev. Tull, friends and
relatives for their many acts of
kindness. Mrs Irene l.. McColley.
4-21-1tn
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
to us in the loss of our father and
grandfather. Robert b. Wood. We
also thank DR.. Tobbin ard hospi-
tai staff for their care, Rev. Null
ford. Rev. William McDaniels for
their consoling words. Children
and Grandchildren. 4-21-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
CONTRACT NO. 1867
MOSQUITO CONTROL


Technical 5HC Insecticide Require
ments, Season 1861
10000 lbs. Technical BHC InSectieide
Attention is called to special provi-
sions in the proposal, the specification
and the contract agreement.
Performance of the contract shall
commence and be completed as speci
fed.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
complete forms as provided by the De-
partment for bidding purposes.
by a certified check in the amount of
1875 of the total amount of the propo-
sal.
The envelope containing the proposal
must he marked Proposal For The
Construction of State Highway Con-
tract S------------
The contract will be awarded or re-
jected within 80 days from the date of
opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Prospective bidders may
obtain contract documents from the
Highway Department Office. Bird floor
Administration Building, Doyer, Della
ware.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
BY: ]. Gordon Smith. Chairman
w. J. Miller, Jr..
Acting Chief Engineer
April -. 1861
Dover. Delaware 4f4-it & hold
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
SATURDAY, APRIL 22. 1861
at II o'clock, Rain or Shine
EhpM EnffIDMEMT

FARM EQUIPMENT
1858 q ton pickup Chevrolet, with
racks and canvas s ply tires on rear,
6 ply on front, a spare tire; Ford trac-
tor, Power Master, Model $50, set of
three I4' plows, set of two-row culti-
vators, set of fertilizer attachments
to fit above cultivators, g. disc, three
section Rotary Hoe, s. cultipacker,
mounted-type weed sprayer. IL spout
Oliver grain drill, i grain wagon with
metal body with rubber tires, Hyper
Cardinal 30 grain conveyor, John
Deere one-row mounted corn picker,
puli-type manure spreader with fan
spreader and chicken manure attach
ments. hay rake. two-horse sweet po-
tato pillow, two-row John Deere .orn
planter with fertilizer attachments,
mower tractor or horse drawn, four
wheel farm wagon, two-wheel farm
machinery trailer, David Bradley gar
den tractor with mower and cultiva-
tors, and roller, Fairbank Morris 20''
rotary lawn mower. one-h0rse plow,
Oliver 49, two-horse pow, one-hoTse
cultivator. tractor umbrella, electric
fence charger, two-section spike har-
row. many other items too numerous
to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Radio. base cabinet, studio couch,
table, chairs, many other items TOO
numerous to mention.
Terms: CASH.
Sarah Esther O'Day
Executrix
Auctioneer: Francis Wilson 4-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
YOU BREAK AND BEND
WE WELD AND MIND

Oxy Acetylene Welding, Cutting
Electrical Repairing Batteries
Generators Magnetos
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
Stanley Hunter, Proprietor
103 North Washington Street
Phone GA-2-5513-Milford, Del.
1--tf
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
PUBLIC AUCTION

Due to the death of my husband. /
farm machinery listed below, on my
farm where / now reside, located on
Route so, being u mile North of
Trappe, Maryland, directly behind the
super so" Drive-in Theatre. on
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1861
12 Noon sharp-Rain or Shine
International Utility $50 Tractor
with fast hitch (195S), cultivators,
mounted 7-ft disk. mounted 3-bottom
IA" plows; international H Tractor,
cultiVators, manure loader, I.H.C. 2
bottom IA" plows, I.H.C. q disk, I.H.c.
Arrow corn planter (used one season.;
loft. lime spreader; Superior 12-Spout
drill; 2-section spring tooth; rubber
tire wagon; 2-wheel trailer; cultipack-
er; eft disk harrow; s. mower; land
roller.
MISCELLANEOUS
1850 Chevrolet 2-ton truck with tight
body: 10-hole hog feeder: two 4-nole
hog feeders: 4 hog houses; watering
trough: II chicken feeders; seven IL
hole chicken nests; lot of COW stanch-
ions and dividers new; bench and
grinder: grease guns, ladders, shovels,
forks, tools and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Terms: Cash day of sale.
Lunch will be served.
Mrs. Orem Slaghter, Owner
Trappe, Maryland
Carroll Bros, Auctioneers
Dover, Del.
A72t
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1861
II A. M. Sharp-Rain or Shine
FARM MACHINERY

FARM MACHINERY
International $50 Tractor with fast
hitch and valves; IH.C. Manure
Loader, IH.C. Row Cultivators,
LHC. Bottom 16 inch Mounted
Plows, I.HC. 9 ft. Mounted Disk; In
ternational M" Tractor (just over
hauled): international Super "a"
Tractor with Cultivators, Plow, Mower
and Blade; New Holland Ensilage Har-
vester with Corn Head and Gutter Bar
Head: Allis Chalmers Silage Blower
with 45 II. Pipe; John Deere 2 Bottom
l6 inch Plow on Rubber; New Holland
1870 Bus. Spreader; John Deere 13
Spout Drill; international 45T Baler:
"a II. Elevator with Elect. Motor; John
Deere Tractor IT. Mower; John Deere
Side Delivery Rake; 3 Rubber Tired
Wagons with ensilage unloaders;
Tractor Mounted Sprayer; Bottom
Plow Packer; 3 Section Drag Harrow: /:
Section Peg Harrow.
MIScELLANEoU
David Bradley Portable Saw with
Briggs a. Stratton Motor: Craftsman
81 Inch Riding Mower FUSED l season..
Many Steel Posts, Elect. Posts and
Rolls of Wire: Other Articles Too Nu-
merous to Mention.
Terms: CASH Day of Sale. Lunch
will be served.
n. =. wILkENS, Owner
Marydel, Del
CARROLL Bros, Auctioneers
Dover, Del. 4-l4-2tp