I Capital Journal, Salom, Ori, Tuesday, NoTtmW 1, 1849
POOLED THE! RESOURCES, ENERGY
5 Ex-GIs Use Elbow Grease
To Build Mountain Playground
Greenville, N.Y. U.B Five war veterani with an idea and a
cheerful attitude toward hard work have come up with an enter
prise here In the Catikill mountalni that ii attracting consider
able attention In retort circle!.
The "boys," Al, Ed, Ritter Little Joe and Joe D., were brought
up in the ame amall town, Lit-
tie Terry, N.Y.
When the war came, they
were scattered, In the army and
navy, on the war ironta from
Aniio to Okinawa.
They kept in touch, aketchily
through their famlliei until it
waa over. Then they drifted, one
by one, back to the old home
town,
...
Debating the prospect!, tome-
one came up with an idea. The
principal industries of the re
gion are farming and holiday re
aorts. Farming doesn't pay too
handsomely around here, espe
cially for five beginners with
newly-acquired wives and chll.
dren.
So they decided on a resort
and pooled their resources.
With their savings, which ag
gregated quite a lot over four
years, their severance pay and
contributions from their faml
Ilea, they were able to put up
$25,000 for a farm lite of 22
acres which was poorly develop,
d and had been taking in holl
dayera on a modest scale.
Breeiy Knoll Acres, it la call
ed. There was one cottage for
Solar Izpert Dr. Karl Kie
penheuer, of Frauenhofer Sol
ar Observatory, Freiburg, Ger
many, comes to Yerkes Ob
servatory and University of
Chicago In December.
boarders, a small main house
and little else. No running water
for guest facilities. No indoor
toilets or baths just outhous
es. The "boys" pitched in with
their own hands, with a lot of
energy and faith. Now there are
five building.; hot and cold run
ning water system, and a casino,
bar and dining hall that Is one
of the showplaces of the Cat
skills. The latter wouldn't be out of
place on Park avenue. It ia lh
modern decor, two-toned ply
wood, with subdued, indirect
fluorescent lighting. The big
hexagonal bar can handle 100
people. There is a great atone
fireplace which is a center of at
traction on chilly evenings. Big
picture windows overlook the
landscape.
...
They did all this themselves.
without outside labor. Two of
them were war wounded, but
not crippled.
They put up the buildings, did
the decorating and painting, dug
the ditches, laid the drainage
and water system their own
water from bored wells and all
the rest of It. Next year there
will be a big outdoor swimming
pool.
For recreation, there Is a base
ball-aoftball diamond, tennis
courts, basketball, handball
shuffleboard, quoits or horse-
shoe pitching, etc. Programs of
movies, hikes, hot dog roasts,
hayrides, costume parties and
dancing are promoted. Hose
back riding and bicycling are
available.
The energetic five developed
the farm for trucking, supplying
their own vegetables. They ac
quired a herd of 19 milk cows
and tome pigs. Chickens yet to
come.
Word of this enterprise apread
and so the "boys" had a waiting
list for the summer season.
The place now Is valued at
$123,000, but the "boys" claim
they are Just getting started. Of
course, there's that $30,000 first
mortgage, but says Little Joe:
"We're young yet."
Oysters go a long way when
they are added to a well-season
ed cream sauce and served with
broiled fish fillets. Oysters are
also delicious added to a chicken
pot pie.
Scouts Learn About the Desert American Cub Scouts, sons
of Arabian American Oil employes In Saudi Arabia, are
taught how to mount a camel by Bedouins at Dhahran.
VILLAGE PRIEST HELD SECRET
Hidden Burial Place Found
Of Last Ruler of Aztecs
Ixcateopan, Mexico (U.I!) Archaeologista have discovered the
remains of Cuauhtemoc, the last emperor of the Aztecs, under the
Church of Nuestra Senora Santa Maria de la Asuncion here.
Cuauhtemoc, hanged by the Spaniards in 1S2S, ruled the Aztecs
for a brief period after Hernan Cortes arrived here in 1519. He
succeeded Moctezuma (Montezu--
ma), the Aztec emperor Cortes
defeated to conquer New Spain,
Cuauhtemoc had lain in the
tiny vault under the main altar
of the Church of Our Lady, Holy
Mary of the Assumption, for
more than four centuries.
hunting and they get paid for
it.
The company said it was shut
ting down in line with a union
contract agreement which
makes the opening day of the
small game season In Pennsyl
vania a paid holiday.
The Spanish conquerors left
Cuauhetmoc's body hanging to
a crude gallows somewhere in
southeastern Mexico, probably
in what is now Chiapas state,
for the buzzards and Jungle ani
mals to pick clean.
The Indians, however, rescued
it, after almost two weeks on
the gallows, and secretly re-
buried their emperor here.
Most Spanish historians thought
Cuauhtemoc'! body was in the
southeastern part of the coun
try. They had not even been
able to make up their minds as
to whether it was in Campeche,
Tabasco or Chiapas states.
Buried here probably in 1529
by the ancestors of Salvador
Rodriguez Juarez, whose family
has lived here at least since
early in the 16th century, the
location of the final resting place
of the Aztec emperor never
might have been known out
side of the Juarez family had not
old Salvador gone to the village
priest with his secret.
He learned it only about six
years ago when Micaela Laguna
de Arroyo, dying of old age,
confided it to him. Early this
year, Salvador went to Father
David Salgado Estrada, pastor of
the village church. Father Es
trada advised Salvador to tell it
to the whole world.
At first the report was greeted
with incredulity but when Sal
vador produced centuries-old
manuscripts written by Father
Motolinia, one of the first and
greatest Mexican historians,
20th century scientists flocked
to Ixcateopan.
They examined the manu
scripts and pronounced them
authentic. At length, "it being
the 27th day of September, at
13 hours and 50 minutes, (the
remains )of Rey e S. Coatemo II
(King and Lord Cuauhtemoc)
were found here."
Numerous Mexican archaeol
ogists, most prominent of whom
is Eulalia Guzman, have pro
nounced the remains genuine.
Before the find is officially
recognized, however, a group of
scientists appointed by the gov
ernment will have to pass on it.
NImrods Get Day Off
Shippensburg, Pa., Nov. 1 (Pi
Employes of the SKF Indus
tries here took today off to go
John Boettiger
Wed in Holland
The Hague, The Netherlands,
Nov. 1 UP) John Boettiger mar
ried Mrs. Virginia Daly Lunn of
Phoenix, Ariz., today at a civil
ceremony at The Hague town
hall. He was divorced last Aug
ust from Mrs. Anna Roosevelt
Boettiger, daughter of the late
president.
The ceremony was attended by
Loyd V. Sleere, counsellor of the
U.S. embassy and his wife, Dutch
foreign office officials and news
papermen.
Mrs. Lunn arrived yesterday
on the Holland America liner
Noordam with her seven-year-
old daughter.
Boettiger resigned as publish
er of the Seattle Post-Intelligen
cer in 1945. Later he and Anna
Roosevelt published and edited
for a period the Arizona Times,
a Phoenix paper. In 1948 he sail
ed for Europe as a foreign correspondent.
Boettiger now is connected
with the Theodor Swanson As
sociates, public relations con
sultants, in an advisory capacity
to the Dutch government on the
Indonesian question.
Mrs. Lunn was tha former
wife ef Richard Lunn, step-ion
of former Senator Wallace H.
White of Maine.
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