| Show C UT REVIEW AN AND EXERCISES UP EN T PU Many Candidates Will Ret Re- Re Re-I Re t Merit Badges at atI I Meeting in City and County Saturday I Ii i Merit badges and Scout honors willbe will willbe willby be awarded by the court ourt of or honor of or orthe the Salt Lake council of Boy Scouts Scouts' I of America in its meeting tomorrow i evening In the chambers of or the city at the city and county A l large rge class of or candidates be preset to receive awards and the tte public is Invited to see the actual working and the real purpose of ot Scout- Scout I craft aft att E. E O. O Howard is chairman of ot the court of honor and the following are re e the other members Dr Charles G. G mummer City Engineer Sylvester Q Cannon W W. S S. S McCarthy N. N G. G Morgan Mor Mor- gin bin gan T. T George Wood and the Rt Rev Arthur Athur W. W Moulton The session will wUl be opened by a i Scout bugler sounding Assembly and this will b followed by flag exercises s Scouts outs who have qualified In swimming swim swim- ming keeping a savings bank acc account signaling written account of a hike first aid cooking made a a. map of their hike ax or handicraft estimating I ing Irig g. g nature study bird study tree study animal study astro astronomy omy practice tl tide tice e of ot the requirements of the Scout oath bath and the Scout law and who have enlisted at le least st st. one tenderfoot Scout will wiil be awarded first class Scout badges Those Those who have qualified for the life Ufe S Scout out badges who badges who have perfected th themselves in first aid physical development development devel devel- or athletics personal health p public bUc health and life saving or pioneering pio plo will will receive their awards MANY MANY FIELDS t First class Scouts who have earned merit badges will be examined by the c court rt and will receive the badges There T ere are sixty one fields of special endeavor In which Scouts may qualify quai- quai Hi through study and field work to merit this honor The awarding of Eagle Scout badges to tola a large number of or candidates will willbe be e elthe the feature of tomorrow evenings evening's session of or the court of honor This highest hest honor of Is la earned bya Scout when he has perfected himself himself himself him him- self in the requirements for a life Scout with the following additions Life saving cooking camping civics pioneering and ten ad additional additional ad- ad qualifications for merit b badges WA A A race perhaps unique Jn in the historY history his his- tory of Scouting In America will come comet cometo t to toa a at Richard Bush and ad his father J. J E. E Bush have been progressing through the various grades S Cf together In a father and andsOn andson andson son contest to the gra grade of Eagle Scout l The e son has won by one havIng having haying hav hay ing one more merit badge than his father father- Tomorrow night the son will receive his Eagle Scouts Scout's badge while tb the father declares that at next months month's meeting eting of the court of honor he will wm pi sent himself for the honor CANDIDATES FOR HONORS Others who will be candidates to re receive receive ye- ye the Scout badges are the follow- follow J ins i For first class badges Robert Sn Snow w. w Bernard Dougall Fred I Lundberg Ed Myer rr yer er Douglas Cutler Philip l Dick Caldwell William Strickland Capol Carol Carol Ca Ca- rol pol Bill Lawson For Eagle badges Charles badges Charles Welch Velch Raymond taymond ymond Arnold Leslie Stanton Ted herry Jack MeakIn In addition to ii for life Ute and star Scout alges adges these come before the court for forward forward ward iward of the Eagle EaFIe Scout badge For life Ufe and star Scout badges badges- uford McElroy Clarence Eberl Eberly Edard Ed- Ed aid ard Hamilton Roy toy Hurd James Kurd urd I Fx For r star badges DIck badges Dick Rowland Paul iM Hodgson H For lor or merit badges Norton badges Norton Faus Cleveland Lee Browning Les- Les William Strickland 1 Paul rIsmon RIdgley Powell Powel Hadley Bra- Bra nel Hugh HUAh Strickland Lewis C Craig alg Henry enry Catrow Catro John Hosmer Eugene Eug-ene t avis VIs Robert Wise Arthur C. C Miller Green William WilHam Nelson Calvin ehle Sumner McAllister l Edwin Flan Flan- Iro r Kenneth Beer Donald Gates Oil Oll- tl t Paris Henry J J. Armstrong Robert Roberti iehl i Clarence Traver Wallace But- But Harvey Warwick Laj La- La j Bruce Smith Ivan Anderson am s Kreipl Earl Elsmore Cyril Au- Au Bill Hague Richard Rowland illiam McGowan Seward Pierson erson ugh Albert Larsen Ed- Ed rard rd rd Larsen I arsen Edward Arnold Weston eckson Irving Beesley Wayne Hayes Continued on page e 10 I REVIEW Continued from page 1 Richard C. C Bush Buh Walter Waler Payne James Bean Louis Luis Jorgensen Norman S. S Truitt TruItt David Freed George P Paul ul Will Wi Jex lex William Stevenson Harold Kelson Kelson Kelson Kel Kel- I son John Heath David Davd Lewis Osborne Lewis Melvin Smith Smith Van Dam Dar Carvel Evans Charles Welch Jr Leonard Leonard Leonard Leon Leon- ard Q G. Fox Virgil Field Fjeld LaVarre Butterworth Butterworth Butterworth But- But Earl Eal Borg Henry Henr Smith Theodore Theodore Theodore The The- odore Burton Dal Siegel J. J E. E Bush Milan Ian Canning Rlph Ralph Gygi Robert Gerrard Clarence Claren e Gerrard John Nelson Nelson Nel Nel- son sen son Donald Frame Rulon Christen Christen- |
