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moved--**and--large --scale - reem "Bach is the greatest compose* mg last .minute preparations for few days bear testimony to the ployment depends on a flow of he knows salmon are^ accustomed-: HAfiEMAPLHON of all tune," Lyon declared today. thp Monterey Bay Area Council fact that the student body is. in fee jie.w_capital.intQ- industry^i^^-- -to searchTor-fobdr - l et t er * "And he isriay far the greatest com carnporee to be keld at the Monte last throes of preparation for the. poser of wonts for the organ. AH rey .county fair grounds^ Saturday ahnyal J^av ^Circus^joniggtr^e^ ------ -- '' 'Miss Bettv iBeauTnnnt, Tr-aopB-Arrivitig "In my opinion," he added, "the A camporee is an overnight pa"=~ charge d* afiaires, today. "And At Gigling forCarmel Bach Festival, is the lead trol camping exposition where the we expect to have the-largest at ing one in this country, because patrols back-carry and pack in all tendance ever experienced at our " It so compfehensiveT^incluairig all equipment to the campsite and 'the super-colossal carnival and floor Annual "War"phases of Bach's compositions, patrols carry--out--their--program- -;show."---- ' ' .................................:-- During,the month of April 61, 583 pounds oLsalmbn were'landed' here. That was enough, to make an impression but was not so good __ William L. Hai turned to his Car After-being conf.tr hospital for the % as last year's April by consider He is feeling hi able. Over-180,000 pounds were taken in 1937.' Whether -that -indi hopes to be aboul few days to seej cates--that- both choral and instrumental. And unde? their own boy leadership, "Furthermore,".continued Betty I feel fortunate in having been without adult -assistance. Patrols Ann, "the townspeople-are invit- --Troops-are~iioW~~~ajnvlng -at-the ion of the 3Qth Infantry will move Monterey. Tnvited--to--partidpate^espeeiaHy- -which-. - Quality . in tne -c ' iiLinasseforiffite -to-tfee-BresidioIlrf -Monter-ey^JIma rr~gfeiL~wai^prlH - * sinrjg^TOg^rie5d-^d^eH<hv~nrgartp; - camporee may ''participate.. in the show. -They-won't be disappointed for the tactical inspection -and an ist, E. Bichard Wissmueller, was regional camporal, which will be in our seals, horse, bull and tumbl nual military maneuvers in June. - the organ soloist- last-summer and hel-d-at Alum Rock park,-San Jose, ing .clowns--We hpRpyp, ion, that- -There, will be no brigade maneu- 22. to take over CM.T.C, infantry for bridge j:onstr instruction. `1877. "' '' undoubtedly-developed-a-high-de- in the fia.1t. our concessions are-'the-best^fiafr vemtElg year, but- a concentration gree of appreciation for Bach's or- Among the. festivities-to-be' en- -have-been planned, ever!" of the 30th Infantry regiment from oyed-by-the-scouts will-be camp `Last but not least " Betty Ann -San Francjax), 11th Cavalry'and who attended the festival." fire programs, games, contests, said with a twinkle in her eye, `-is 2nd Battalion, 76th Field Artillery, - Lvonr-sald-he was looking, for- flre-by^friction and flint and steel, to be the presentation of one-of- from -Monterey Presidio, and the -the- fgstjyfd--aalthvfciw 80th Ofoservati ~ pleasure, not only because.of its ticipating will plan and execute bas ever graced the danceris-hall' 'Cotpspfrom Moffat-Field. musical significance but because their own programs in addition, -[.otlf-fami r-jf wttt~bnng- mm again-to-Monte-- Tihere wffl bfi..aduit leaders, and rey peninsula supervisors, organized to insure Frankenstein toIn Seattle, where Lyon has been safe camping and to aid the scou* From advance reports, the air .corps ..squadron .will. .bivouac ...at. Monterey Airport this year, setting up camp there and making the port TWO-MOT _organist of St. James cathedral when needed. Adult supervision for the last three years, and a mem and attendance is required on. the Lecture on Bach a. base for air maneuvers in con nection with tile land troops. ber of the faculty-of Seattle col- basis of one adult to each 16 scouts. Some of the 30th advance guard Tegs; Teaching organ, church. and The'leaders cbbk~and"sleep m The announcement that Alfred has already arrived at Gigling. The choral music, his annual series of separa-te area away from the pa Frankenstein, San Francisco mu regiment will arrivejgn a body by recitals have attracted music lov trols. A camp director, director of sic critic and lecturer at Stanford truck on May--1-7-and 18. Maneu Associated Avia iriperformance ers from all parts of the Pacific physical arrangements, director of university and the Ilniversity~~of vers will last until the. end of . coast. In 1934 he hecarn*_ttn> firth activities, .health qfticek life-guard, -Caliibrnia-JSxtgnsioiyAs-to.-be the- ->June. The tactical In.capeg-tirm wiU- _organist to play Bach's Art- of-the chief clerk, judges are required as official lecturer for the.fourth_an- be held on_June 8 to 10. A battal-' Fugue on this coast, and ,,in 1938 a minimum staff for the camporee. nual Carmel Bach Festival, 'W& in a series of recitals he presented In preparation for this erven, lo- made today by Dene Denny. the complete organ works of Bach. "caTscdutS^bawe been practicing-for ''"Frankenstein, will give a lecture A Gift for Mother LEGAL NOTICE' with--week-end--camp- oh- the B Minor Mass'before H trips, hikes and district camiporees. first performance. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF-THE- Reservations for the summer MACHINEtESS PERMANENT s t a t e o f Ca l if o r n ia , in a n i> Filininos Invited--~ -ROR--XUE--GOCNT-Y--OF--MON-TE- festival of music are already com- - BEY. CHAS. S. OLMSTED and HENRY &. _ OLMSTED, .Plaintiffs, To Take Voyage mg In from eastern points and -from-as- tar-north--as-Vancouver. ictures-on-the-programs-of-the ATjrre f . ~f.AFT.FR. No. 18197-------------------- NOTICE OF CQlflliaMflWm'S RAT, SAN FRANCISCO. May 6 (AP) Bach-festival -are-open to_all sea=^ --Hie-- next--Eilipino repatriation _son..ticket, holders-withourdharge Regular Price $7.50 -$3;50-Perai9nent-Now $1-^5All Work Guaranteed_____ OP REAL ESTATE ON PORECLOS- parW^^r*^rra'='1Ier"0? ' *. _ URE OP MORTGAGE__ " Under and by virtue of an order of safe, issued out. of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Monterey, on the 9th day of...April, 1938, In the tbove-en- liner- President Coolidge June 3, Edwar-d~WT`Cahill, district com missioner of-immigration and nat uralization, announced today. 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