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members and fiany others.
The childreijj present were delighted when introduced to President Sukarno’sj eleven-year-old son Mohamed Gunter, who is visiting foreign countries with his father.
After a visit jin Washington, Dr. Sukarno, withj Peachey Lyne in his car, and his party were led by 'Mr. Lyne to Sperryville and the farm of the C.|JE. Johnson’s, f ,
The Johnson farm was selected by County Agdjnt Lyne for exhibition to the Indonesian visitors as representative pagraphy, soil
iof the countyV toand
major agricultural enterprises.
Its 525 acred *uPP°rts 206 head of cattle which grace on 250 pasture acres, , -!j J j .
The herd is home-of the first to be enrolled hjjtbe Virginia Bpef Cattle Improvement Association. One hundrejij fifty acres of orchards yield this applet which so delighted the [Indonesian President. The fare! is also the scene of an experimfept being presently conducted in ithe growing of j a Chinese Chest ut, which, if successful, may ie a means of Ireplenishing Virginia forests with a healthy new v iriety of the blighted tree. CountyAgent Lyne gave a running con nojentary on the operation as thi group toured the farm. ; j ■ I; They were i net at the farm by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and their daughter, Bettjy.j President Sukarno, Abdulgani^ the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Gumming, American Ambassador to Indones
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