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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-12-01
Philippine Movie
Star Visits US.
Continued from Page One)


Madame Ambassador of Good Will
81 am so glad that, despite the
rain, we have all come to meet
Madame Ambassador of Good Will
tonight" DIR. Imperial said, refer
ring to Miss Rio. 1--WE want Miss
Rio to go back home not only with
lasting impression of her visit to
the United States, but aIsO-and
this above all-with the satisfac-
ton of having accomplished her
good will mission"
In Sacramento Miss Rio visited
with Filipino leaders and members
of the Filipino Women's Club and
talked with them over a merienda
at the Senator Hotel.
In Vallejo, on the return trip
from Governor Warren's Office, she
gave a talk over station KVON, and
was a dinner guest of the Filipino
community at the Casa de Vallejo.
Everywhere she went she was
showered with flowers and kindly
wishes.
During the television interviews
she was a pretty picture in the
NOoIQlllC WO4C 11Cl
voice quivering with unrestrained
emotion, she described her San
Francisco visit as lone of the hap
piest" in her life, and thanked the
American public on behalf of her
countrymen and herself.
Award Winner
Aside from the Hollywood trip,
Miss Rio received the "Filipinas,
Pearl of the Orient" award of the
Herald" (Which is to the Philip
pine movie industry what the
oscar" academy award is to Hol-
lywood, and the trophy of the pres
ident of the American Chamber of
Commerce of the Philippines.
Invited to Seattle
An invitation to visit Seattle, ex-
tended by Consul Pedro G. RAJ
mireZ, was courteouSly declined in
view of her crowded schedule in a
limited time. Miss Rio desired to be
home for Christmas with her
family.
1
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-12-01

other things, visa and passport
matters.
From the Philippine Consulate
in Hawaii came Ysmael Alzate as
additional stenographer in the Sc
attic Consulate. Attorney Digno
Roa, who arrived earlier from the
Philippine Legation in London,
serves as assistant.
Juan Romero does clerical work
and Jose Salazar is another stenog-
rapher. Conrado De Castro is adj
ministrative assistant.
Renee" D. CorniSta is vice con-
sui and chief of the whole staff is
Consul Pedro C. Ramirez.
Lulu you know, I'm feet
inches, stripped"
Beulah: But you don't have to
strip to have your height meas
ured."
Lulu: "That's what kept telling
the DOCTOR"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-12-01

"Memory's lane is a clear little
path
Where hearts are ever true;
A path l will travel again and
again
Because it will lead back to you"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-12-01


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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Vitezstvf katolicke strany
" Belgii.

Brussel. = Belgicky kral
Leopold, zijfc1 v exilu, Dude Sc
moci ma zaklade voleb vratit ma
trim. Katolicka strana, ktera
Sc vyslovila pro jeho navrat do
Belgie, z1skala absolutnf vetsi-
nu v doln1 i horn1 belgicke sne-
movne a vGdcove teto strany
prohlasili, re belgicky kral sc
vratf do Belgie pr1st1 mesic.
Ufedn1 vysledky voleb do
parlamentu prokazaly, re kato-
licka strana z1skala 1O7 z PIP
mandate do dolnl snemovny a
V senate z1skala "a mandate z
poctu 106. Belgicke volby skon-
CITY tezkou porazkou komunis-
til. We volbach provedenych
lonskeho roku komunisti ztra-
till re zbyvaj1c1ch IL mandate
Sest.
Jeden z mluvcich katolicke
strany prohlasil, re kral Leo
pold sc vrat1 do Belgie pres to,
re absolutni vetsina katolicke
strany je velmi mala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Papez navstivil vykopavky pod
basilikou sv. Petra.


Vatikan. = Papez Plus XII.
81 sci prohlednout kryptu, KITE
ra byla vykopana pod basilikou
sv. Petra a kde poole tvrzen1
Observation-Disclosures historik1 by
la objevena hrobka apostolic sv.
Petra. Ia soukromych obradG
vstoupil papez do krypty a po-
svetil oltar mad mlstem hrobky
sv. Petra.
V doprovodu archeologG
prosel papez vlhkymi chodba-
mi vykopavek SO stop pod dlaz-
bou basiliky, kde Poole zprav
archeologd byly nalezeny teles-
ne pozGstatky sv. Petra um1ste-
ne v olovene a kamenne rakvi.
Kamen, ktery lei presne pod
stTedem domu basiliky je Poole
historicky zarucene zpravy o.
men, ktery byl oznacen knezem
Vaiusem 40 rok1 pc smrti sv.
Petra "a urcen1 hrobky sv. a.
postola. M1sto Dude brzy otev-
reno pro ~navstevy poutn1ku.
Vykopavky doposud nebudou
pristupny navstevn1kGm, kter1
vsak mohou navst1vit krypty.
Poole Timsko-katolicke tradice
byl sv. Petr ukrizovan v Nero
move cirkusu v r. Ga. nebo g..
20 Kristu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
DObra Rada NaSim
HOspOdyHkam!
/ Ma Vas Ceka
Jarni Uklid!

Slun1cko zacne "a chvili O.
pravdov6 hrat a jarni 1klid V
domacnosti Sc uz pomalu media
dele odkladat. Takove jarni
ukllzenf, to nenl jenom cisten1
bytu Cd prachu a zimnf spfny,
ktera Sc nashromazdi i te nej-
cistotnejs1 hospodynce. To je
take cisten1 bytu cd vseho, CO
uz davno nepotTebujeme, co
nam V byte jen pTekazi, ale tr-
pelive to prekladame S mfsta
ma mlsto, protoze prost6 new
me kan S tim.
A prece jak by 81 vas domov
oddychl, kdybyste Sc takovych
veci zbavili a JIM Tide by je je-
Ste dlouho mohli pouz1vati.
Zkuste tuto radu: vyfad'te
nepotrebne veci a dejte 81 drob-
nou oznamku do "Telegrafu".
Prave pro takove pf1pady maj
dete tam znamou rubriku '-rGz'
ne ma prOQeJ UVlQlUe, KOl1k
jinych lidf RADIO vast nab1dky
pouzije a koup1 81 to, co Wy uz
nepotfebujete.
Vas domov z1ska, hospodyn-
ka Dude rada, re Sc zbavila ne
potTebne veci. A domov dru-
hych zfska, protoze Jim date
moznost, ably 81 pof1dili to, co
uz davno postradali.
Ted prave je doba cisten1 =
ted prave je doba, abyste pro-
stTednictv1m nasich novin pro-
dali vse, CO uz nepotfebujete.
"TELECRAF"'
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
Broadway 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
DR.. Bunche predpovida uspech
Spoienych NarodE.

New York. = Reditel man
datn1ho vyboru Spojenych ma
rodG DR.. Ralph Bunche prohla-
sill zde, re Dude Spojenym ma
rodGm ma konec dopfan 1spech,
kdyz az dosud molly odvratit
Yalecne nebezpecf v cetnych
pr1padech. Zarukou trvaleho
m1ru by Poole ~nazoru Ora.
Buncheho bylo, kdyby vsechny
narody uzakonily a skutecne
take p~rovadely ochranu lid
skych pray.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
ZahOnek HumOru.

Mlada DANA podnikne cestu
do Ameriky k pribuznym. P1se
81 den1k, z nehoz vyj1mame:
IA. c%ervence: Nase LODI wy
jizd1 z Havru.
Is. cervence: Ma Siren mort.
Uchvatne, pax jednotvarne.
16. cervence: Pc prve jsem
videla kapitana.
II. cervence: Seznamila jsem
Sc S kapitanem.
10. cervence Kapitan mne
pozval k vecefi.
10. c%ervence: Kapitan hrozl,
re celou LODI Sc vs1m vsudy Wy
hodi do povetf1, nebudu-li jeho.
20. cervence: Ones v noci
jsem zachranila 2675 lid.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Doporuceny adresdf n1a1eho oznan1ovatele Telegram"
a "kde nakupovati!'
S. Dalekosahle vykony.

Y nOVlnach dOcetll JSme Sc
pred casem o pozOruhOdne
smlouve uzavfene nedavno spo-
lecnosti General Motors Corpo-
ration 5 odborovou organisac1
United Automobile Workers of
America. Smlouvou, ktera Sc
t1ka vice neil ctvrt milionu
d6lnfk1 a ktera ma zGstati V
p~latnosti pet let, je postarano
0 kazdorocni pridavek, o pen
Sc, ktere mohou dosahnouti az
SIT mesicne, o nemocenske
p~ojistenf, O nemocnicni plan,
iakoz i o jine vyhody pro del
Milky.
Bylo by nesnadno vymysleti
81 neco, co by lepe vystihovalo
skutecny raz Ameriky. Kazde-
mu pisateli dopisu, ktery 81 ne
Dude lenovati rozepsati Sc o te-
to smlouve, naskyta Sc zde fla
ia pTflezitost pomoci pfi sifenl
pravdy O Americe v zahranic1
a pri vyvraceni nepratelskych
Iii.
Rusy nikdy neomrz1 prohla-
sovati, re Spojene Staty Sc fitl
stremhlav do propasti hospo-
daTske deprese, ktera zdemo-
ralisuie narod a seslabl vliv A
meriky pc celem svete. Zeme
Marshallova planu strasi Rus
ko tvrzenfm, Re al tato deprese
nastane, octnou sc beze zbrani
a bez hospodarskeho pTispenl.
Vedouc1 cinitele General Mo-
tors a Unie ACKNOWLEDGMENT del
nik1 tyto nazory zjevne nesd1-
Ii. Tento kontrast, projeveny
awaken stoupajici mzdy a
plynul6 produkce v pr1stlch
peti letech, zrodil Sc z neo-
chvejne ddvery.v budoucnost.
V mem tail Sc ~ujisten1, re Anne
rika nepTestane zkvetati a re
zGstane i nadale silnou.
Rusove snazi sc lfciti Ameri-
ku jake zem, 1picf v podruci
hrabivych a sobeckych sill "big
business. Je vGbec mono
odpovedeti jim ma toto DIVINE
nj lepe, neil prave poukazem
ma socialn1 a hospodafske u
stupky, ucinene zminenou
smlouvou?
Je prece zjevne, re "velko-
podnikan1" neseslabuje odbo-
rove organisace, ba prave mao
pax, dive hlavnf silly = podni-
katele a d6lnici - ~vyjednavajl
"a stejnych mocenskych pod
mfnek a dochazej1 Ike vzajem-
ne uspokojive dohode. Presi-
dent odborove organisace au-
tomobilovych delnfkd, Walter
Reuther, uvad1 tuto dohodu Sc
vsemi jej1mi dalekosahlymi W.
hodami pro delnfky jake nej-
leps1 smlouvu, jakou kdy unie
uzavTela = a ma druhe strane
stoupaj1 akcie spolecnosti ma
nejvyss1 bod V p%oslednlch dva-
c1ti letech!
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16

June 81 marks the first day of sum-
mer, that time of year when every
ones thoughts turn to vacation, wheth-
er it be to travel, to visit the seashOre
or mountain, or maybe to go fishing,
or, maybe a swell vacation in that new
home In the suburbs, the one you have
dreamed about SO long. Whatever it is,
you can make those dreams a reality
by investing, regularly, in U. S. Saw
ings Bonds. You alone can answer the
question "Will you be up or down in
1862" If you want to be up and COM
ing, enroll during the Independence
Drive for the Payroll Savings Plan
where you work, or If self-emplOyed,
the Bond-A-MOnt Plan at your bank.
IT,. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Nezvyklost prekazkou.

Lfbilo sc YAM v novem ko-
STEELE?
Ne. ia nikdy nemohu napo-
prve usnOuti V ciz1m m1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Jeho vonavka.

PAM Arnoldova c1tila, re do
stava chTipku a proto 81 vzala
hit konaku. Kdyz ukladala
sveho maleho synacka do po-
stylky, dala mu, jak obvykle
pusu ma dobrou noe. Synacek
skrcil nos a pax pravil:
"Mamicko, tax Sc mi IDA, re
isl dnes vzala tat1nkovu vonav-
ku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Srnutna zprava.

V. Louisville, KY, vyslechli
1rfednici statn1 lihovinove spra-
wy prednasku, kde Jim bylo re-
ceno, re cerne pal1rny v Ken
lucky mali znacne vetSi vyrobu
nez legalnf lihovinovy prGmysl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Lekari navstevuji atomicke
kursy.

New York. - Do kursu o le-
cent atomovych zranen1 Sc dalo
zapsati $50 zdejs1ch lekaTG.
Tyto kursy jsou provadeny
zdravotn1m 1Tadem "a
spoluprace lekarskeho sdruze-
nj We state New York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Necemu Sc priucil.

V londynskem department.
MIN obchode Selfridges pred
vadeli v prfzeml AGENT Scot
land Yardu, jak Sc da zabranit
obchodnim kradez1m. Kdyz vet
sina zamestnanc1 sledovala Sc
zajmem predvedenf policejn1ch
method, vykradl nekdo poklad-
nu podniku ma druhem patTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Deti.

miami, bratr1cek nema VII
bee zadnych zubG."
"Ty casem dostane."
"A vlasky take zadne."
Gale ty mt take narostou,
nezlob pofad."
"A takovy je cely nejaky
scvrkly."
81 toho vyroste. To kazde
detatko je taxi"
miami. ia mysl1m, re mas ma
palili a dali nam nejaky stary!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Prepadeni Strahovskeho
klaStera.

Londyn. = Die zprav z Pra-
by byl obkl1cen policif strahov-
sky klaster v Praze ma Straho-
We. Pc vniknut1 do klastera
bylo provedeno rozsahle zaty-
kan1 mezi mnichy. FCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Setrny dluznik.

"Slysel jsem, re pry isl Wy
hral pekny obnos z loterie. To
isl jiste zaplatil hned svemu
krejc1mu?"
"Inu zaplatil = ale jenm ne
co. Bal jsem Sc, re by no ra-
Mia mrtvice, kdyby dostal ma
HE vsechny penlze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-06-16
Vrchol proziravosti a
lidumilnosti.

New York jest velice laska-
We mesto. Velice pTatelske a
pohostinne Ike kazdemu.
To jsem nevedel.
ButlegTi dali kazdemu "a
kaznikovi plechovy hrnecek a
nejake tuzky S kazdym kvar-
tenn koTalky kterou mu proda-
il. Oslepne-li pc jejim vypit1,
je hned pripraven k zahajeni
zivObyt1, \
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Capital Transit Soon
To Test Bus With
OdorIess Exhaust

Washington buses may soon stop
emitting smelly gasoline fumes.
It was disclosed at a meeting
here last night that the Capital
Transit Co. is about to test bus
that will use an improved gaso-
line, giving of odorless fumes.
F. E. Selin, an engineer of the
Philgas Division of the Phillips
Petroleum Corp. Bartlesville,
Okla, told of the idead at a meet
ing of the Washington unit of the
Society of Automotive Engineers
in the Burlington Hotel.
The gasoline is known as LIP.
gas" he said, and now is used in
buses in Chicago, Des Moines,
Iowa; San Antonio, Tex; Kansas
City, Mo-; Omaha, Nebn, and
Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada.
The Capitol Transit vehicle was
in the firms paint shop yester-
day and may start its test period
within a few days, the official
said.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

About rs years ago brick addi-
ton was completed.
II think the first part was way
over 100 years DID," Mr.. Redding
said.
Its house that doesn't get
very cold in the winter nor very
warm in the summer"
Mrs. Redding commented she
understood Gen. and Mrs. Eisen-
hover planned to do quite a bit
Of remodeling."
Not Show Place.
The farmhouse has one section
that Is three stories high and an
other Of two stories, besides "a
fruit cellar and furnace cellar
The Readings installed hot-water
heat and a bathroom a number OF
years ago.
Besides six bedrooms, the house
has a 23xl6-foot kitchen, two liv-
ing rooms. a large pantry and
a section Of unfinished attic, in
addition to an inclosed back porch.
Construction is simple and strong
Its character is strictly that of a
farmhouse and not a showplace.
Mr.. Redding said he has been
Evening star., 1950-11-22
District Rejects Egg Bids
Due 10 Biq Price Rise

The District has rejected all
bids to supply city institutions
with eggs for next month because
Of the big rise, in prices, Roland
M. Brennan, District purchasing
officer announced today.
The District is buying large
selected eggs this month for. 40
cents dozen. The bids for next
month were 54 cents dozen.
Grade A eggs now cost As cents q
dozen. but the bids for next month
were 56 cents a dozen.
Mr.. Brennan has asked the egg
dealers to bid again, with the
hope that their prices will be
lower.
All other food commodities for
use next month will cost about the
same as they are this month, MIR.
Brennan said.
s. A. Freas q Company, Inc,
was awarded a contract to supply
fresh fruits and vegetables for
December for $16,170: Kolker
Poultry Co.. $2.195 for chickens
and turkeys and r. w. Claxton,
Inc, $1,000 for fresh fish.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

in action with the 7th Regiment
Of the 1st Marine Division, &C.
cording to his wife, who lives at
2613 Newton street NE. He was
wounded slightly in the left side
during the battle for Seoul Sep
tember % and returned to duty
In few days.
Corporal Injured.
Army Corpl. Charles B. Penning-
ton. 10. newphew of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Pennington of 2106 N street
NV, has been injured in Korea,
and Army I'd 1t. Dwight L. Adams
Of Alton. Va, has been wounded,
the Defense Department also an
nounced.
Mrs. Goggin, who works in the
Office here of Representative Skies.
Democrat, of Florida, said her
husband now is in a hospital at
Hamhung, Korea.
Was Stationed Here.
1t. Goggin was born in Peabody.
Mass. He attended Villanova Col
lege in the Viz program during
the war after enlisting in the
Marine Corps in 1942. During
1916 and 1947 he was stationed
at the Marine Barracks here. 1t.
and Mrs. Goggin were married in
1947 shortly before he went
aboard the U. S. S. Winston for
a two-year assignment.
Corpl. Pennington enlisted in
the Army in January. 1948, less
than a year after coming here
from South Carolina, where he
was born. He worked for a time
at Goldenberg's department store
before joining the Army.
After receiving basic training
on the West Coast. Corpl. Pen
nington was sent to Japan with
the 5th Cavalry. Division.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Coolidge High Host
In Concert Series

The third in this yeor's series Of
Neishborhood Concerts by the NotionoI
Symphony Orchestra under the direction
Of Howord Mitchell, will be given in
Coolidge High School at 9 pm. Mondoy.
Invitotions to the concert, which is
sponsored by The Evening star, may be
obtoined at Coolidge High School, PouI
Junior High School, Webster School,
Montsomery-BIoir High School. Mont
somery Hills Junior High School, Silver
Spring intermediate School, Tokoma
Junior High School, Montgomery County
Junior College, Washington Missionary
College, Academy Of Notre Dome,
Woodside School. Tokomo Elementory
School. the Recreation Department at
Sixteenth and Ldmont streets NV. ond
ot the business counter in the lobby Of
The Stor Building. There is no charge
tor the inyitotions.
The concert will be broodeost by
Stotion WMAL, The Evening Star
station.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

the help Of his youngest son,
Raphael, who is % today.
Mr.. Redding said Mrs. Eisen-
hover looked over the property
early in September.
Mr.. Redding's sister, Miss Mar
garet M. Redding, lives in Wash
ington, at 1727 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. She has been War
Department employe for the last
80 years.
The Pennsylvania farmer said
he believes Gen. Eisenhower may
have been influenced in his choice
of a location by George E. Allen,
former District Commissioner
who recently wrote the book
Presidents Who Have known
Me"
Mr.. Allen, friend of the Eisen-
hover family. recently bought a
farm adjacent to the Gettysburg
Battlefield. about a mile from the
Eisenhower place. and is now hav-
ing it remodeled.
The EisenhoWers' nine-room
farm house is of red brick con-
struction and has stone founda-
ton. Originally it was a log cabin,
which later was faced with brick.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Generous Chest Gifts
Suggested as Holiday
Greeting 10 Needy

The public can give Thanksgiv-
ing greetings to Washington's
needy by making generous contri-
buttons to the Community Chest.
Chairman Hugh K. Dufdeld of
the Chest drive offered this sug-
estion at yesterdays report meet
ing. at which the drive reached II
per cent of its $4,260.00O goal.
Mr.. Duffield called for help in
raising another $500.00O by next
Tuesday in order to match last
years total.
Even if that is accomplished, the
drive will go on for at least two
weeks thereafter in an effort to
reach the full goal. the chairman
said.
Mr.. Duffield said progress still is
encouraging" and predicted that
matching of last years $3.50, 900
is assured" In hitting II per cent,
the drive yesterday passed the So
AIlIlOll IIldTk.
In the reporting, Government
pushed ahead to $1.383, 900 or 80
per cent Of quota. Business j
chalked up $1.1 million for IS per
cent. Special Solicitation reported
$213,000 or 68 per cent, and Busi-
ness II listed $4,000 or 56 per
cent.
Fairfax maintained it's percent
age lead among nearby units, with
a new report Of $29, 900 or rs per
cent. Alexandria had $4,000 or
IS per cent. Prince Georges
reached $4,000 or 81 per cent.
Arlington reported $4,000 for 81
per cent and Montgomery re-
ported $4,000 for 81 per cent. Z
Evening star., 1950-11-22

in view Of unfavorable earnings.
The 4-for-1 stock splitup plan
was regarded in financial circles
as unusual for a stock selling
around $35. Listing of the stock
on the New York Curb Exchange
on July 10, although most of it
was held either by the group or
by Washington investors. also was
cited as an unusual step unless
a much wider distribution was ex-
pected later. Previously the stock
was listed only on the Washington
Stock Exchange.
It also was pointed out that a
year has elapsed since the new
group acquired most of its stock
from North American Co. Many
OF the group are directors or off,
GERS of the company and come
under the insider trading provi-
sions of the SEC Act, which makes
them liable to a stockholder's
suit claiming for the company any
profit on a stock held less than
IL months. Now that more than
a year has elapsed. such a liability
has ended.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

the 21st Congressional district,
composed of York. Adams and
Franklin Counties.
Under the law. he explained,
a years residence in Pennsylvania
would be required before the gen.
eral could vote in this State or
be candidate for public Office
here. Gen. Eisenhower is now
president of Columbia University
In New York.
The Eisenhowers' intention to
buy the farm adjoining the Gov
ernment-owned national military
park was rumored here for weeks
before disclosure of the purchase
was made Monday by Richard A.
Brown. Gettysburg attorney rep
resenting Gen. Eisenhower.
Over $4,000.
The property is located about
S miles north of the Mason Dixon
line, just 3 miles southwest Of
Gettysburg. Approximate distance
from Washington is 80 miles. al
most due north.
Mr.. Brown said the Eisenhowers
will take possession January /.
Conflicting reports of the price
have been published, but Mr.. Red
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ding. the owner, said the amount
was "a little over $4,000"
1--WE sold it as is" the farmer
said. ''The price of the farm was
about $4,000 and the livestock
and equipment was about $16,-
0O0."
Except for one 125-acre nearby
farm owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brandon no other farmhouse is
within less than about a half mile
of the new Eisenhower place.
From the front porch, the Els
enhowers will be able to look
across a field to West Confeder-
ate avenue. near the Civil War
battlefield's western boundary
From the other side, there is a
magnificent view of the Blue
Ridge Mountains 20 or more miles
away.
Allen Has Farm Nearby.
Nobody could have paid any
price for this farm if I had been
10 years younger" said Mr.. Red
ding, the spare, pink-cheeked,
smiling father of four grown-up
daughters and two sons.
He added that, in recent years,
he has been working the land with
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planting "the general routine of
crops-wheat. corn. oats and hay"
Along with the property, Gen.
Eisenhower will get % head of
registered Holstein milk cows, 900
chickens, one brood SOW, one horse
whose name is Dick" and about
half dozen pigeons which roost
in the barn.
In addition to the 24x46-foot
farm house, the property has a
frame 50x96-foot. two-story bank
barn." two silos, two chicken
houses Zone 30x60 feet and the
other 40x16 feet). a brick garage;
implement shed: blacksmith shop
and garage combined, and a small
milk house. ... *ss.t
Farm equipment included in
the sale consists of two tractors,
a combine to cut and thresh grain
in the field. a corn picker, side
delivery hay rake and loader,
corn binder, wheat binder, en-
silage cutter. moving machine,
grain drill, corn planter, harrows
and plows. and other implements.
Its good farm" Mr.. Redding
said. "and we think Gen. Eisen-
hover will do real well with it."