Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-02-20 | Page 13 | These Boys Observe the Rule: 'A Scout is Honest'

These Boys Observe t the e Rule ule A Scout C Is Honest Honesty t 1 tJ y z 1 r r S n. n f V i S t F FY M Y L THEY TIlEY DISCOVERED ROLL OF MONEY IONEY WHEN THEY TIlEY PICKED UP THIS TIllS CAN Kent Mansell left Melvin Mehin J. J Rushing Leonard and Man Marvin ln in Jarman Four Lads Find 63 in Can an anace Cached ace in Field FieldA A scout Js is honest Adherence to that law by four Salt Lake City bo boys s 's Friday led to the recovery of 63 63 believed to have hae been stolen from a grocery store burglary last September The four boys found the money In an old can while playing in a vacant field near their homes and true to their training training- at home and in the Wolf Cub pack of which they are members turned th the money over to police pollee Leonard 9 son of Mr and Mrs T T. L. L 1621 South Main street discovered the roll of bills when he picked up the can on the end of a stick to throw it away Something rattled rattled rattled rat rat- Inside the can so the boy bent back the lid and found the money Other boys in the group who backed Leonard up in his decision to turn the money over to police are Kent Mansell 10 son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd B. B Mansell 28 West Seventeenth South street Marvin Jarman 10 son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Jarman 1716 South Main street and Melvin J J. J Rushing RushIng Rushing Rush- Rush Ing 10 son of Mr and Mrs M.A. M M. A. A Rushing West Seventeenth South street The money is believed to be part of approximately stolen from the Royal market 1640 South Main street on September 9 1941 1911 Police reported that was In checks the rest in money Police previously found a cigar box and a money bag belonging to the market in the same field last September