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Thursday, Nove I YEARS OF AND FINES[ Percy M Pie 6017 S.E. 86th Ave Portland, Ore eater .............. 60 5,t -- .............. 62 48 .............. 60 47 .............. 63 .t4 .............. 56 49 .78 .............. 55 44 .38 .............. 59 40 .05 -R-" NO. 45 Published in "ChNstmastown, U.S.A.&apos;" Shelton, Washington Entered as second class matter at the post office at Shelton, Washington, under Act of March 8. 1879. Published weekly at 227 West Cots. lay, November 8, 1962 vim ouR.., a00.rk, Banekman, " , Mason, Wagener, Burnett, Cole and bst To Set Needles ,-_ _ _ - _ -_- _ _a Civilian Defense Warning Sounds A st:dy blast of 3 to 5 minutes means probable attack Sh¢rt blasts for 3 minutes means attack imminent. 20 Pages 3 Sections 10 Cents per Copy Goodpaster Win Legislative Seats Go To Democrat Candidates iL::[+.aas tree harvest should will shorten the cutting season .t'tag in Mason County this I Glenn Com-ea, president of the .[%r but, it will probably be Washinston Douglas Fir Christ- traall start.' I mas Tree Association said. ,or four crisp, frosty mof [ Until there is a frost to get the :i needed to set the need-[ sap out of the trees, the needles lt171 do not hang on too well and there is a problem with mold• probably hold I .p The trees this year look excep- f cutting until the r'g t I tionally fine, Charles Peck, county y extension agent, said. The trees Duo First" have an exceptionally good dark +i green color, he said. The cutting season usually D.S. (SAM) CLARK 0000'om.mun-ty00]L ! starts about NOV. 10 and runs through Dec. 20 for the commer- cial cuttings, with some cutting ) " for local markets right up to The trees are shipped by truck and rail x,ith the West Coast • il i/'}  /providing the major market. ,o.,.oo.. + County Road ....... MI SpeedLimlt v white heads, local ::::;i::;: €. EA. " !: .......... --_,, __, ,, ____ '=12/'10o ] +'+ nks, Sw The Mason County Commission- ers approved a resolution Monday J O H N B A R I E K M A N setting the :peed limit on all county roads at 45 miles an hour W unless they are posted othetvise. Pair Fo 10' commissio.ers inst.,clad d Safe' County Engineer J. C. Bridger to un • "" pro0000,+ r+or00 on After Night L .....  t . county road route for the pro- tit# ' lt outst,md- posed Harstinc Island Bridge and v..  L dln, ]e lmsbnd-and- instructed Auditor C. Nolan Ma- de Brand "'ll'e Utk'argaret Par"S°n to set up a hearing on 00"°ln The We ds ...... " • U. L-H ]im, Poo, will ap- ! new route. • -,.,v   v • m ' helt  for the Mason' The establishment Of the route O  MasSn € .y Concert Asso- for the bridge as a county road A search Sunday night and ca.r- - _- -_-_ *'U., Saturday at t is the first step in getting a bond ly Monday morning ended happi- ....... : igh fiC!0?llissue for its cona,atction before ly when 'two lost hunters, Tom ]' 'd-V6ter ' A '+'•iC,l "election" a:rshall, 13, • Sheldon, and'-,+;his ILEL ruuVos>. <i:,gl The commission set 11 a.m. tie, Were picked up by a logging ,h n they make Dec. 3 as the time for hearing tmmk driver after spending thc debut in a concert on closing a section of county night in the woods west of Pan- ' t:'rOpcan lli[.  British Isles this win- [m :I+. Will be highlighted by ;URY White nq& j ..iin London, ,England. But ix,  ' htful couple h'om Lon- )kg ............................... ltario) will not forsake the I:ez'ican audiences who .tlded thent for "their 01L00 personality" and ,.. ^.. au+o.+ o+ + Ok o me Indiana and Poole will 'al dozen cities • ,.i:.+ hefore and after their  !t Parsons hails from Sottla -I- ,:.€'.Van in Western Canada. g'  tiiving a performer's de- ]1I! e age of 13 (one of the li'Lt a the Dominion ever to ,",a honor) she went to the EAM" ilc Oyal Consetwatory of CR ,o,,, under the tutelage I;d Wilks she won the +,(I l and scholarship on __,:'a:| After further study :;r[:j10ted teaclier Mona Ba- m+ ::ade her debut in Toron- LE, Assorted "=I"7 'im I_ Auditorium while still Creamyl -- J[ |i-meas Tiffs initial appear- ,,,o. ............................  I road. The section of road is one which formerly connected High- way 14 A with the Mason Lake Road and which has now been rc- placed with new construction. Bids for a bookkeepmg ma- chine for the county treasurers' office were opened. Bids were $4,499.50 from the National Cash Register Company and $5,071.04 from Burroughs. The bids were turned over to the treasurer to study. A delegation of three women from Harstine Island appeared to ask abont progress in securing a garbage dump site on the island. Commissioner Martin Auseth told them hc was continuing his ef- forts to get a site and was con- tacting the Health Department for their recommendations. Civil Defense Director Harry Carlon was instructed to get bids on making the basement of the cofirt house mzitable for a fallout shelter so it could be used as headquarters in an emergency. The work will include fixing handle Lake. They had been hunting logging roads Sunday afte)-noon and lost their way and couldn't find the way out in the approaching dark- ness, They spent the night hnddled together by a log and in the.mor- ning made their way to a logging road by following the sound of trucks on the road. They were picked up about 30 •  f a.m. by Ray Clark, an employee o Clary and Clary. Simpson boon] men, fellow em- ployces of' Tom's father, Frank Marshall, joined in the search with some others. Mrs. Ketehum and Tom expres- sed thanks to all those who as- sisted in tim ,,.-.Parch for them, es- pecially the boom men. Oily, *County Offices To Close Monday Co.nty and ('ily offi(,es in Mason CoUzlty W|II l)e (,to+*d immediate success, the window wells and sealing up Monday for Veteran's ]lay. Veterans Day falls on Sunday, WILLIS BURNETT J. W. GOODPASTER JACK A. COLE County Probation Office Is Moved The Mason County Juvenile Probation office has been moved item the c(nu.l+ house to the house at the corner of Fourth and Pine, recently purchased by the county, Marvin Christensen, probation officer, had been given pernnssion by the county commission to move his office to the building. He had had his office lp a small room in back of the court room on the second floor of the court house. The new quarters provide more space and are easier to locate, Christensen said. The honse is across the street south of the court house C. NOLAN MASON MRS. LAURA WAGENER A few more than two-thirds of Mason County's registered voters turned owl at the polls Tuesday to elect two Republicans and two Democrats to county officers :,)m give Democrat nominee D. t "Sam" Clark an apparent victor> over his wrfte-in opponent. W. F. (Wally) Anderson. In the unofficial returns, Clark leads Anderson by 223 votes, 2895 to 2672. Anderson's slim hope lies in the about 300 absentee ballots still to be counted. They will be open- ed and counted by a committee ot 4-H Camp Lodge Roof h Work Party Project : .... .: Help needed ! Nov. 17 and 18. "ill stops wilt be ::":"-+ :" pulled to roof the new lodge at Camp Panhandle. About one-third of the z'oof is completed. It s ne- cessary to lay the unfinished sec- tion to protect the new structure ..... from weather before winter sets PAUL CONNER CHARLES SAVAGE ink call is out to 4-H leaders and a ,n " ...  ,. friends of 4-H to help protect the Acadent Inlures °°'+ ,o+ that. means so much to the development of youth in Mason and Grays Harbor coun- Bremerton Man "" Mazwin Chouinarc[, Cosmopolis, and Robert Whitmarsh, Skokom- II A" Bremertoh man is in Shelton ish Valley, Co-chairmen of the l General Hospital recovering from Panhandle Lodge Building Com- Plain" injuries suffered in an accident mittee, said that two days of hard i/ etrly' 'Sflnday moz-ning on the work, with plenty of help, should */.Camp G0vey Road. A second man do the job. They ask that vohm- 8[: was treated and released, leer wgrkers turn out equipped vtd.} ...... Ted Kia¢fiiella, ,35+'+., s,fffered a with chain saws, frees, hammers, ' -_- -: - ! crushed' pelvis and a cut on his hand saws and hail api'ons:" Tfib t : : -: ---- ." .head when the pickup he Was driv- able, without tools, are also need- ed to carzT shakes front the split- DR. JAMES McFADDEN Farmers" Night Banquet Tonight The name of the Mason County Conservation Farmer of the Year will be announced at the annuaI Shelton Chamber of Commerce Farmer's Night banquet at 7 p.m. tonight in the Masonic Temple. The annual banquet is the Shel- ton Chamber's cvenL hosting far- mers to underline the cultural economic linkage between zral and urban Mason County. The plaque to the conservation farmer of the year will be presen- ted by Duane Scott, technican for the Mason County Soil. and Water Conservation Distz'ict, Speaker for the prograxn will be Charles Peck, County Exten- sion Agent. Oscar Levin, a member of the ehambe: board of directors, will be master of ceremonies. ink left the road and went down a 50-foot bank. A passenger, Don S. Metzer, mzftercd a bruised right shoulder and Chest. The two told officers a foreign- made sedan forced them off the road and then did not stop. The accident happened about 6 a.m. sunday. A Matlock youth, Alvin Mzk- lethin, 1.7, is cllarged with being a minor eunsuming liquor and negligent driving as the result of an accident at Kink and I Streets over the weekend. A car driven by M1klethin and a pickup d,ven by Stanley K. Smith,.Shelton, collided at the in. tersection. Neither was injured. Youth Faces. Five Oharges In Tavern Disturbance The case of a Shelton youth, charged on five counts as the re- sult of a disturbance in a tavern Friday night was contimmd in Shelt0n Police Court MOnday night; Rawlin Melnclly, 20, 1104 W. ters to the reefers. There will ]5"e work for everyone. Simpson Timber Company has spotted a number of old-growth cedar logs on the camp grounds near the lodge• These will be sec- tioned into bolts and freed into rustic shakes for the roof. Old timbers who haven't forgotten tlte art are desperately needed to keep a constant flow of hzgh quality shakes to the reefers. Workers are asked to be on the job by 9 a.m., rain oz, shine. Cof- fee will be kept hot on the stove to ward off fatigne and to bolster spirits. Guard Open House Sunday Mason County residents will ob- serve Veterans Day Sunday with a service veterans beakfast spon- sored by the 11/11 Club at 11 a.m. in Memorial Hall and a program and open house in the aftenmon sponsored by the Shelton Cham- Auditor C. Nolan Mason, Prosecu- ting Attorney Byron E. McClana- han and County Commission Chairman Harry Ehnhmd. Andcr +m's vote total inchtdes only th::3e hc received in Demo- Cl':t'. C )JHEIn. He lost a ntlmber of votes when voters placed the sti- cker or wrote his name in the Re- publican or Socialist Labor party cohunns. The vote tally shows that 6,577 of the county's 9006 registered voters ire'ned out. 1,788 more than voted in the primary. In partisan county contests, in- cumbent Democrst Assessor Wil- lis Burnett out polled his Repub- lican opponent 3,258 to 2.780. Incumbent Republican Auditor C. Nolan Mason proved to be the top vote getter for a contested office in defeating Katherine H. Johnson 3,799 to 2,374. Mrs. Laura Veagener, Republi- can. defeated her Democrat op- ponent Mrs. Gwen Sutherland 3,563 to 2,486 for Couuty Clerk. She will succeed retiring Harry Deyette. Incumbent Democrat County Commissioner John Bariekman polled 3,440 votes to 2,664 for his Republican opponent Oscar Le- vin, iII UOll-partisan faces, Jucunlb- en Superintendent of Schools J. W. Goodpaster defeated Paul J. Gillie, 3,382 to 2.270. For PUD 3 commissioner, in- cmnbent 3ark A. Cole defeated Start E, Parker 2,978 to 2.3773. h mumbent Dcnlocrats Panl Con- nci and Dr, ,lames' McFadden, Port Angeles, and Demoerat Neat- bee Charles Savage, SheILon. cap- Inrcd thc 24th Legislative District's ' three seats in the Honse of Repr e- entatives. The trl-county totals gave Con- ner 11,891 votes, McFadden 10.460 and Savage 9,988. Top vote getter among the three Republican candidates was Clay- .ton. Fox. Port Angeles, with 8,118 votes, Arthur Munsen. Beaver, got 7.100 and Bart Rubbins, Lilliwaup, 6.716. In Mason Cotmty, the vote was Conner 3.801; McFadden, 3,480; Savage, 3,541; Fox, 2,412; Mun- son. 2.016 and Robbins 2,175. In the U, S. Senate race, Ma- on County fell.owed the trend in the rest of the state, with a good showing for Republican Richard Christensen. who polled 2,71,1 vo- tes in losing" the county to Sen. Warren G. Magnuson who got 3,487. In the Third Congressional Dis- trict w>te in this county Incumb- ent Democrat Julia Butler Hansen outdistanced her Republican op- ponent Edwin Alexander, 3,857 to 1,890. In uncontested contests, Trea- surer John B. Cole polled 4,994 votes and Prosecuting Attorney Byron E. McClanaitan 4,590. On the referendums, intita.tives and proposed constitutional mnen- dments, Mason County voters were in a."no" mood, with only three of the 11 measures on the ballot getting a favorable vote. Most unpopular was H JR 1, wiieh+ would have allowed cities and towns to spread special levies over a period of fern. years which received 4,683 no voles and 942 ' Was much nt demand as the large door on the south side of the basement. Vith Such prominent [ which is followed by tim Mon- '"° ity.-00pprovm I ,lt  + Canadian Pianists day oh)sing. CORN "a+tl Musical Ma nifest° Ser" c 'rhe Couniy Commis,ion will ,][ Toronto's Promenade have its weekly znee(iug at I0 ] COncerts She was a a.m. Tuesday instead (ff on 1;he 6--Ii' " !'I ':f the f a[''O,] , T.]] P'" ]] O L g fl q [ regular.,;.;.meeting day)Monday. .I+ .and was often featured "0,m- "eue$'s "" o,,,,+,,,...,,,+....,,+ 'anadian aizvaves. Ap- holiday mail s('heduh, With city or rural deliveries. $ Whole Kernel  the faculty of the Roy- n Style, + ,atozT at seventeen, Miss Mall will hc, disp)t((.h(,d from' ins .......................... [as later a consultant Tile Shelton City Commission the Post Offi('e and mail will be L: 0 Department of Music Tuesday gave approval to the dish, buted (o Post Of fee Box(s ][l.  Olle,e of the Universit Church of God to build a clntrch ikil ^ o y City bl]sil]('.ses will not (.h)se .m- untario. . e)t property zoned reside)ttial be- , ........ ..a=- |"+ Peele was born in +ng-tween B and C stree,s west of 10H SOH00L .r,,"E j : tha lived in Canada since Monroe which it is considering B iff of one i;ha . purchasing. The comnlission re- jeeLed a request that the alley is HOUSE ON TUESDAY ;ll I1 back f the property bc vacated (lislrbuted to Post Of fee Box(s. CJty busin(,ses will not (.h)se. Harvard Street, is charged with entering a tavern, being a minor consuming liquor, disorderly con- duct, resistin arrest and assault on an officer, Police said McInelly scuffled with officer Dick Booth when Booth answered a call to Mac's Corner Tavern v¢}lerP he was mak- ing a disturbance after being re- fused service because he was too young, Hc is free on $150 bail. ht other Police Court action Monday night, Grmtt 0. Hartline was fined $25 and assessed $2•50 ber of Comntercc and the local National Guard unit, The afternoon activities start with a flag raising ceremony in h'onL of the Post Office at 1:30 p.M. followed by open ltouse in the National Guard quarters in the Armory at 2 p.m. The open house is part of the National Gum'd recmziting drive to increase its membership to the minimum nuntber to retain its fed. eral recognition and use of the armory. It is also the 15ttt Amtivet'sary of the local National Guard unit. ] yes votes, Voter.- also were against initi- ative 211, redistricting,. 4,105 to 1,676; rcferendtu 32, milk mar- keting act, 4,752 to 1,054; refer- endure 33, private audits of mum- cipal accounts, ¢,543 to 1,126; S JR 21, alein land ownership, 3,- 449 to 2,299; SJR 25, changing the publication of constitutional a- mcndnmnts, 2,725 to 2,688; SJR 1 schoo! dis(riot hwy period in- creases. 4,630 to 1.2[¢1 arid H JR ]9, redttcing length or residence lo vote. 2,978 to 2,483. Three nleasnres favored by county voters were S JR 9, chang- He, too, studied] co:sis on a charge of negligent Following the flag raising care- ing the distribution of voter's Bates in Toronto n21 'driving. He received a 30-day sus- mony at the Post Office, will be pampIflets 3,169 to 2,454; HJR 6. his way toward a lis-] pendcd jail sentnce and the loss the invocation by Rcv. Mason allowing temporary performance ,/" !i:.. t? career 'when. the war also. Open house will be held at Irene of his driver license for one year Youngland and a talk by John W. of judmial duties, 3,592 to 1.786 tl. After three years in Tle acl.ion cante on the recom- S: Reed high school next Tuesday on a charge o£ driving while into- I Bennett, chamber president, and H,II 9. government t;ont.inuity IJ + [ t Canadian Air ,orce, he[ ,uendal.zon of the' planning corn- evening in observance of National xicated. I ....................... ,Ul"."-V iili, s[Ph- r) his music and beeame:; mission. Edncation Week. Bill Backhmd was sentenced to I ]Off o l.s: d,,,,ing cmo,'++ies,,,,,:+.,97 to 2.1;,,, • • ' For mmPl)osed t ,.itio+s on the ; Also approved was a request Opening the evening prog,'anz seven days i. atl o,t a drt, nk in Festlv a I la SU.e s,,p,',.mc Co,.,t, Mason vherf:)+ciItf'(V)r:f I fronl Stewart Bunglehaus for a there will be a +cneral session in public +harge. , ;': ited to beconm head of itemp°rary.p erntit to park a trai- 1he auditorimu at 7:30 p,m. at , County voters gave. gobevt C. Fin- ' ' ° ih-s-Arr-e-Sied- #ffCDV CllrtAl3 '++. Department of Music j ]er hou,'-e at 938 E. Cascadc. This which tl, c possibility of organ = " - , Club Representahves le>. 3 , 750 ''@''r*' ; C'' '''++ T, '''*" |gA I ar£tl)-- [ii,i?llege of the University': +,Is() wa,; approved by the plan- izing" a senior ifigb .school parent- You ,..,,,h :,0:+a ,,or+; .a,+ E,,, Lt%l h Ontario along v¢it.I'++ "ing coramission, tea(hu' group Will be discuss+d, or gl ry y ,,.orlh ,,',,st+,., +,88, vo,os ;,nd of . .i I Z,. + as consultant, so the Thc+ commisshm also gave ap-A soe+ial horn' "r'+'' f',[''W "t F Bur a Tr Meal Nexl Tuesday Furtlter studyof possibilitie.s ris L. Hamilton 3,9(12 votes. Unofficial returns on lhe vole imm ILl • •   :A|| F! TM to London, Ontario, t proval to a proposal from the sta- vthich refrcshments will be sewed Two Shelton .yon fhs are being for solving the problents wlfich for Justi(e of the Peace in which ,= l= • um ul • • u.. lily, Lpl z now make thei)- hen]e. :te for ('hannelizal.ion of trafftc on in the school cafeteria and an op- held'in Mason Connty jail on char-/ threatens to wash-oui, Mas<)u Rolls 1V. Halbert, Shelton, ald /I:=NU/ DII00I00p l00+t.w,,s l,,o,. +pointed,l"i,'st +,,',.el. i,o,.,,,nity for all inte.resLcd par- ges of attempted se;mnd degr(:e [Connty'.+ f(.)vcst festival ,.ill be W|llh.tm DcMiero St., Belfah., ,vero ' i.  the Nhtsic Teachers Two men from M1.. View asked ents t•o vjsi! |.he seietlce znathe- unop ")o ( (I %V£ | t I]O . ,?¢t of the Wcstei-n On-).it sonlothin could be'doyle about matics and foreign langhage d(,- [nrglary after being' arrested bY l undertaken next Tuesday evellillg 1 ;:' , ;' t Lallied at llentS ot . . . --'.et¢atoryofMusic. After the iutcrsec'tien of King and I part . + -" the senior high City Police Mondw night, wlen festival officials meet with press inw. Pohee sa(l Jantes J. Green, club representatives in the city 'lU :+.l  of inst'flutional les on ) Streets whicl has been the scene school and to meet the faculty and Robert J, Wade were arreste(i I hall at 7::10 p.m. Th(., vol.c in the PUD i con: RSH,. . If7 ".'p.z!Irrea,,ing concert"Po(m, lot seve]'al aecident.s. The city will merobers, missi(m(u vaee was nut tallied at act .................................. ' "'1 z.^?.ade'+ ,t necesss,'y for] investigate the possiblity of put- wasal" thestandingTOp Hatbes{dcCafea carWhi]e'and oneihet tivcsAt thatwill lim(').eportClUbwltatreprescnta-support bye:as lime. ,,+,<,,,,.,,ish the.. ,caeh,,+'ting o,'oss,,.a,l,s o,,I S,,','et and North Mason Kiwanis othe,, was workl,,+ on a window +,,,+i,' ,,,, ,,.i.i,,+ t., It0n Army Ms" I'vt,? "er, Parsons and Poolc installing a street light at the with a pry ,,at. +give lho fest,val, that fes- She -- '.e ,,,o,,,h of +,,.e come," Elec+ !9+3 0ffi+ers Ti,oy .,:arc ,,,so e.a,'.ed with'tlvalo'f'c+a's,,and+t'"n'in,',v"et-.G. I being (Immk in public. They are I hvr thal support will be suffieicnL[ III II =--Iidll IqP"IPI I II llIkjlk,,.llWlM,j: il+'t%ii me,ube).st° tot,rh, gof theirlhe Board+°wn C. %,,,,<" Shepha.rd has been it, jail in lieu of $1.,000 bail'cach. )(o continue lhc festival. 7 s r e Head P. pl ,||L_ m'|V lkI.: +: ,.;:l+t's of I]e Ftoya.l Con-, Burglars 6el $2,000 elect,,, p)'e++(h.n( of th,, North Ms- At a. recent meellng of festival . am-, .::,t.ulevitlc+ s(a of Mr. and ' ' P +)f To +-, l't,, ro,,,o. " +F--ru ' er ;:,on Kiwanis Chjl)of Belfah'. Other NI'I,'CIAL STAMP OUT l offiehtls with chlb repre+enta, ives IM,.. Cl+Ja,i('s Cox, Shclton. has ..n, tm.o:!.,, Poo,e l',,.st ,,ndc,'-+ m 01d Mill Tav n offi,.e,..,fo,'1+,,:>.,,,l d. MeiNog- Shelton p0sl.off+ce has received 'r' + f+ + + V''' ' ''''' +'' '  ''+'''+ '''' t" + ''''+ '' '' "+'''' '' ''' L'' '' "''' ''''' '' +'+' ' '+' RESH, - "if:el w ][+0',. no, work as a pa.rt of + gle, vice-president, and Gord(m its first shipment of a new special lined and the representatives t hell } by t,lm Army. A M(Imght s(( J- ].')ty program, but they Burglars took about $2000 in) .' ''' :. ,':rctary-treasurer. conmcmoritive Cin'istmas stamp, reported back to thcir clubs to) He was wounded by Vict Cong 4% ................................  'tee-%ful that they now cash. several cases of beet- and I El.ectcd to (ira boand'o;g trusl.ees HOMEGOM)NG ROYALTY -- Homecoming roya)ty for the Irene Postmaster J. H. Gray announced determi)m what support their chubs gunfire eeL. 5 wMl¢ scrvin as a " of tl ' " some other merchandise in a] were Owen CttllOway, Floyd Rob- S. Reed High Sclool Horrlecomi,ng activities Friday were Queen X € r r   ) |' a. len" concert ap- this week.. The stamp is of 4e ,oull gie 1.tin festival. I'uesday st crew member o£ an aircraft on a .I s a teant, although breakin at the Old Mill Tavern lbins Jr., Frank K+[walczyk, Re- Randi TLisoll)cener, and princesses Rene Fain, left, and Chrst denomiuatJon, It is the first time mecI.Tng %J]i tnveil the afls%rs c'olnbat DlJssJo/l ill Vict Nam. |%, %ntinued to nezorm at Hoodsport. I bert K. Johnson, Herb M.' Strick- Bunnell, The girls were selected by the members of the football the postal department has issued and probably determine whether I He was hit in the right fore- (%_..at Together they- have Mason Cot)nty Sheriff's officersl !and, Dofln H, Marsh and Orin D. team and.crowned at a Homecoming Pep Aesembly by 4)aoh Bob a special Christmas stamp, Gray Mason CouizLy's fammus festival  ann, the Army informed his . atiaudd oa I+'ul+o 8 aru lnvcstioatig, • Clark. Sund Fr,aay morning, polnted out, cuntinuc or expires, mother. + -- []