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Show T I t V ' 1 - Tinpanogos Reduces Snaner Canps To : :l Six L -G-- PROVO. ' April (SPA) Only six campa will be held by the Y Executive 'ft v' I Will Inform Parents as ' To Camp Needs Ogden Tunpanogoa council. Bop Scoot of America thi aeaaon. Tbta on ot A number of chances la laat yaara procram eatUud in the ' campinf camp proepaetna sent out from the council office by Scout Executive am .Vo' fj J V V th ' will-joi- lit 1 camp, Juno IS to 22; Southaestern Utah camp, July P to 14; Uintah .Bad camp (Paradise park) July i 2t te 2S; Camp TImpanogoa. July I to 21 and July 20 to Aug. 4; Industrial court 4 - Uintah lion. August 2, P and- Id; Eagles' to l.12 Flight, Aug. I f r IN PRESS WORK J . ' RIGHT TO-PCENTER Bloc Eagle patrol, winner of fire fiwHdtag; third LEFT, BOTTOM The troop leaden tnriadiag Scoutmaster Ck RIGHT BOTTOM Looe Wolf patrol, second pi LEFT TOP Troop Td a teg 4d ta an. Jnat after the ban game, and hto Dog member of thte patroL left) patrol leaders and troop ad cooking contest. Si(llPxd - i 1 SEVIER SCOUTS Scoot Leaders Course Draws 150 at ENJOY 2. DAYS Opening ON CAMP TRIP fm Had-loc- Utah-Idah- FRIDAY LUCKY FOR SCOUT PLAY eve-nfn- (i 74 Presents Vaudeville Press QubSpeaker Wins Gold Medal - i eooktag, hike; aloe the Boy (center roes. No. 4 ta (tee handing hike. Herald-Journa- " !l- 4 BT 8COUTER FRED REESE Troop 7t-- Highland Park ward this Well, boys whos first spent aa exciting and enjoyable timet Those of yon who hare conweek end trip up at th tlgwam tributed this week have shown a Friday, Saturday and Sunday. bit mors originality- - 1 think, than Competitive contests throughout thosa who sent In previous bonus. tho entire trip proved ta be a real Get your beads to working thrill for th boys, points being givthink np some real snappy en for first, second and third places Heres to you! San-Pet- e in each event. Several bora left . x County Troops 13 afternoon with Scoutmaster Camping Hints Make Up Friday A Grave Problem g Jamboree on. th and Plan Burnett spent Charles Lesson For First Scoutmaster', fir Tenderfoot who preparing for the' balance Of 28 has Just read Iraehoe: Wail. Jimthe troop. .April Evening my, what does Scott mean by h Saturday morning at t:Sd a.m. watery bierf the remainder of the Scoute Pnd Jimmy: S.f. Mr. seeutsra left on foot and hiked the JIT. PLEASANT. April 21. Scout Richard Griffin. Troop On Friday, the 13th. with It boys entire distance to the Wigwam. Th annual camp leader train 127, Gariapd. an- (SPA) Scout Executive William Its in Each boy carried his lunch for the th troop east, gave evecourse opened Thursday nual scout play, entitled, "After O. Barton of the Zlons Coo- - ' a day. His bedding and the net ot ing the food were brought up by cars. ning, April It, at the Jordan jun- Dark." The east was as follows: nouocea that plana ara underway A Donald Hale, On arriving the bunks wore msde ior high school. More than ltd Sylvester Turner-Bil- l; two outstanding acont funcLittle Girl: My teacher paid ahe the Scoute rs were present. and waa then Dan; Jack Nevi, Stud; Billy Scott, for eaten, lunch up. but had didn't think I the mumps; tions la dan pet - and Sorter oonn-tlo- a FrankFat; Stead, commissioner of Wayne the skipper; fun real Bill Young, began. anyway. Will-so- n, Id better see the aura Warren lin and that plana ar rapidly bv scribe, waa council Compton, in Hike oa Gateway Ogden Boys Compete Boy Scout; Why see tho nurse? chief, and Phillip Dixon. In. evolved for th summer A competitive hike wee made by charge of the instructions th first Ton haven't got mumps. were In Others the BUI and Rooky. play is a great camper each patrol. While biking they evening. of troop in th ontlr Little Girl: O, yon won't let me Bob Bob Brown, Bob were to gather aa many different gave all those present some valu- WorthAdams. hare anything! district and Robinson. Mont ern, successful in hints able Murcamping. Shirley Wood. Troop M, specimens of trees, shrubs, .flowers, Mrs. Parley Hale and Mrs. Nert Three hundred scout from SoTin can cookery, pack boards, ray R. F. D. S. . sagebrush, etc., as they were able and were the directors. They rter sleeping bags, were the sub- Sparks county wer participating In to find while on this hike. Upon treated- - Many new angles on worked bard wtth the play, Campore yesterday returning from the hike, each pa- jects all the parts. an over-nigtyped Fer De Lands Sake I to were the these given subjects own evening trol had ta cook its Mert Sparks and Bob Gliasmeyer and today. A Coart of Honor Cocoa: Klggah. how come yon The Frank B. Btevens oratorical meat, one Item to bo a hunter's scoutera present. were the stage hands. around th camp fir waa bald name aftah you Fa-- n Tow Ma? contest gold medal tor hoy was stew in order to participate for the Young, for th last three years Between acts other entertaln- - tho Chocolate: Well, mah Ma'i name won today by Bcont James has made long trips on foot, and ment oventng of the flbst day. Today contest of cooking. waa danclittle bv a provided am Lba, an mah Pas name am of the Balt Lake Council Boy After dinner game wer played most of his suggestions were for er, and some "Rangers" with their then wer a aerie of contests for I'erdlnand. Scout Frees dab Speaker' bureau until dark. The troop waa then hiking trips. Bill is this year plan- mouth organa, banjos, accordions both old aad young Scout. Th Cocoa: Teah, but whuts yon th can- and sponsored by The Dee ret New. assembled around n big fir in th ning a foot trip through singing: Between the second competition included archery, cenhame? Elolm Retd won the medal for large spacious fireplace of the Wig- yons in aouthern Utah. n waa praosot-ed- and third acts, to quilt for proficiency in Scouting, Chocolate' Ferdilixa. Roth am member of wam where songs wer sung, stortrack meet for Scout Don Austin. 141? West girls. the West high school student body ies told. Judging w were held at twy contest out In ot turned nil Approachtng All th tha Scoute Scoutmasters of tha play Ilghth South, Troop 74. This la the twenty-fift- h anniversary for the day took place by a yellow dog. Lying by hla successfully and th money taken ions troops war in charge. . of tho Btevsne oratorical content. Each patrol brought forth its side waa his pal with arms around In will bo used for the banquet ta Ban pet county troops will hold h!s specimens gathered while on the hte neck and tears filling was eyes, be held next mouth. Blaine Holt a Jamboree in Gunnison April XI quit hike. The bora were to name each proving th tittle fellow Tha activities ar being planned Coast Scooters Chosen Th boy, of Troop 2d ar making article and th one having the nreet frightened yet determined. for a full day of eon testa, sports Scout Chief Improves their own ramping equipment Aid" First Renders ot and number correct would a receive and PLEASANT. MT. All of April th meeting troops For Jamboree Doties points However, for each tpecl-me- n It was necessary to get the litbaden-powel-u at present they ar engaged in county ar planning to participate. Boy Scout Court of Honor come to to haversack older brother tle on te The making ward to Bcont South were of chap's name, unable local troop Thn price of Scout clothing took th In the world, was held Raymond O. Hanson, Scout ex- or ththey a email advance last week, accord-- 1 ecutive other patrol had th priv- our aid that vr might take them te improving: rays word from evening, wtth B. C. Ja- getting a new deal" under th Tuesday Ban counof the Francisco return our the of Reid of Scoutmaster Carl R. Upon supervision boy cob chairman of th court, log to word from the dealers national headquarters. Ho Is cil and John A. McGregor, presi- ilege of naming it and receiving the to camp. stiU determined to stay with Scout clothing In Salt Lake. The H. Allred, member of th court Berg who U putting over a troop still planning to attend -- th dent at the San Francisco council points providing they had a similar hte com ta exceeding tb which Rather program than stake separate A. In 8cgut E. advance, waa confined entirely to will be In and Jones, their pet group. Australian Jamboree in Decem. the American specimen expectations at th troop officiate, clothing and the price of ether contingent to the Australian them, a small tent was pitched outmtsstoner, in attendano Black Hawks Win ber and January, and will visit JamScout goods wt 1 remain th. Lawrence two Awarded was side other chums and Meyer. Th troop agreed enthusiasm prevailed rea at Melbourne, Dec. 2T, 1134 Much and the United States as before. Latham. and hta dog for the Canada D. Roosevelt award, the to Jan, T, 1335, it was announc-- d throughout this contest, which waa to Join the boywaa la th spring of 139 which Th Scoots of Troop It wont on Franklin this receive to blown stake untn and second the th Taps won night. Hawk Commissioner Black the Shows by patrol Consult ! out Executtv D. mean that be will likely bo a a hike yesterday and today. But Spring City troop bit E. Hammond. If you want to go der the leadership of Patrol Leader three boys and the dog went merYonth Week Scheduled today. Utah visitor, as previously an- - before they left, each boy had to recognition. won th award in February. How rily off to bed In their own llttto ing to Boys and can meet your own expenses Don Hansen. Bandage get special permission from hte Life awards were granted DougWhile the rest of the Far April 28 to May The Press club would like to know The Blue Eagle patrol under Pa- private Tdcamp. This hike was to paa las Anderson, Don Nielson, Burparent shuffled off to their clona hall of th Wigwam by th teste Bcont Tom trol Leader Troop Mathews Is going from Utah. Let who of wer given a Scovtt aad Paul demonstrationtroop It ton Larsen. Touth Week will ho held April hear from you. awarded a prise for the hunters bunks in the Wigwam. on first aid by Daisy patrol, being cooked by the scoutmaster has just return Winkler. In Kay addition. Anderson re- Deputy Commissioner Thte proved the old adage that troop cook and Committeeman Jack Tho stew. S. Under the direction of atohl ft to May of Winkhe from been has Nevada, where ceived two merit bodges aad At this point of the program tt the dog 1s mans best friend and Everett, who doe the cooking each td district. In th demouetration Walter W. Head, president Of the made Mr. Btohl prospecting. The weather was not ler on Three boy were can be man a a his was tied best discovered and on the Grand friend annual Boy Scouts ot America, who also that at showa boy dog's and year bandages outing Who Lost Ear Ring? Ho bad to duck Tenderfoot Scout I chairman of the National Tooth ed pressure points and artificial Early Sunday morning fires were daddy lakes, also tha annual Fath- very good. dog were missing. Investigation storms and troop which other tha at A reorganisation Week committee in the United and breakfast was being ers' and Sons' banquet. (In short showed that earlier in th day roaring him quit a bit. The trip was leaders was effected following the respiration. Farr. States. A manual on tho week can Another good turn by a Scout rule had been passed prohibiting prepared In many different styles. b Is th boys favorite trader.) following being good, but It could have boon court, with th be obtained from tho National a revealed Wednesday when After a splendid meal of roast fairly dogs from staying In tha Wtgwara. The contest work again took form. Troop 100 Hikes chosen: Scoutmaster, Verl JohanTonth Week committee, 211 west boy appeared at the, editorial of The dog. refusing to remain at Fir building, which waa won by beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas better. sen; assistants, Lyman and Albert Wscker Drive, Chicago. flee of The News and left wtth home, had followed his playmate ta Blue Eagte and lone Wolf, under and carrot, broad, butter, peaches. Read Troop Brotherson, Alton ratoraon. of Garfield, with IT the Scout editor a lady's ear ring. camp The little fellow decided he Pstrol Lesters Tom Matthews and the boy washed their dishea pack- - - - acOuta, including 4 oagla wont to Christenson. Test Your Streams He had found It In fron of the would rather stay outside with his Harrison Parker. Trail said and farewell ed ta th WigWasatch World Fair Facilities Bpring for a swim. Hero Continental Bank building. Hla dog than let him be alone, for fear and marking, won by Blackbuilding Hawk wam until they return again In the they swam for ono hour and a statement was: Ton find the of his becoming lost or stolen. Good woodsmen never take Oscar A. Kirkham and Lone Wolf, undgp Patrol Lead- fall. half. . , Provided For Scouts only owner! She " may want It!" And be group of .Scouts anfl Scoutey sort- er; Don Hanson aniLHariaon After thelT swim They all rode home ta cars fur- chances .for they ars ashamed of went to a wss ed an immediate search for the that could have been Coming Home April 28 football exhibition they Camp clean-u- p and inspec- nished Rem is aome good news for Utah If gone! and a gam transportation think skill. So, when hikthey lost a missing pair. After searching some, tion was tied for by the Black 'raitte. meet prevented track by at th of Scout. The J924 World Fair at arg anyone wbtte ear ring at the site time through trees, creek beds and Hawk. Lons Wolf and Blue Eagle Th following boys attended the ing through Strang country test Deputy Regional Executive Oscar Utah stadium. FromUniversity there Chicago wilt have a special Scout mentioned. Just cal! they ' Bolt editorithe to at mountain return with will aid the streams want ot to wtth sides, before went Kirkham. nora to ford, yon AH their home Patrol Leaders Don camp: Wayne Sanberg. Ernest th boys hooting protect where, for a al and tell the SPA editor flashlights, a yellow object was patrols, Harrison. Tom Matthews and HarInal amount, visiting Scout groups the office Don Hansen, Mar- crossing thorn. First select a nar- Lak City April 22 -- ft at an extend said they had a good tlm It took (P. We'll see If It fits.' spotted about a hundred yards away rison Parker t- - take th cot row seven eroa the Then a to region. .rare visit can liv right on tho aboro of Lake rantrouble. ed throughout vin in. long Fairbanks: place boys Mekenzla, Harry M. ' Christensen. In , from the Lak after Balt the creek bed, left Wild Win camp dry Baseball Game Wajrn Norman Waagen, (P. L.) pole and prob the bottom of the Mr. Kirkham Michigan on Private club property her held convention aura The big baseball game waa won Parker, Jtmmi mak stream to will be wtth private beach put II minutes there the regional Madsen. Harold rid from the south gate of the by the Daisy patrol under the lead- Bums, Floyd Jensen. Whitney a firm footing, and no quicksand to meat with other council In tho World' Fair. Here Scouts ean ership of Scoutmaster Charles Bur- Owen. (P. L.) Robert Croft, Jara Abo, bo sur th depth is kaf for region. HI trip took him through swim dally ta the lake and live in nett It might be well to state that Bushman. LaVar Reese, Denial smaller hoy When overjfthing tt most of Arisons and a largo partenvironment under experi-SeoKeith of California. Loran M. Chrtatonthte patrol waa made up of scout- Wolf, (P. L.) Tom Mathews. La sQ right, an erora inw lln leadership. masters, assistant scoutmasters and Mere Kearns, Wllford Ltadman. J troop committeemen. Thte patrol Ray Woodbury, Jo Woodbury-Rober- t NOTICE TO SCOOTERS Third team of four Vanguards annual Th Vanguard competed In every contest with the Crow. Ivan Telman, Marthree highest wilt participate for an Van- Bottee to oil Bcoutmaa- - championships boys helping to make the competi- shall Ericaott, Dwains Ashby. Keith in target, clout and flight. tion s bit keeneiv ton of Pioneer stake. guards of the Church were anBrown, Manley Brown. Councils with more than 409 - iThte plan Is carried out all the Baker. Rom Pleas appoint a reporter to the nounced today. They will be (P. L.) Dennis Rolphlng, Ralph Vanguards will be permitted to Decent News Boy Scout Press club, held June I, year this fine by of A number of th hog era now group wer Mr. lead Scontleadero Reese. Under direction of Harold Carhave two seta of entries in all Last month at the Granite stake Equipped at Offldal J and tell Mm to report to the events. A separate tournament Target tournament will be (T. C) Mr. Burnett (S. M.) penter. Vanguard leader, and working oa short wave net namo-Ijr-: office every Monday. Tuee--- held Honor on the L. D. 8. campus. every member of Scoot neadqturtars for BUM.) Mr. Cart- eph Komelka. assistant Vanguard tho purt Baker, Boy will (A. leaders Vanguard Harold Carpenter.' Clifford patrol received either hls day or Wednesday at 4:11 p.m.. Th clout, and flight event . ot of Poplar be held at the same time, with (A. 8. M.) Mr. Reeve, (T. C.) leader, th Vanguard ? , when he will hand in bis report or Merit a Christiansen Oate Don Cari and will taka place on the atat Mr. now nr GUI. Mr. enbadge. the T. same ward, Grove Woodbury, rearranging C.) regulations for Every to either Don Austin or the advisor capital ground;' ,. himself tn travl(Al A M- - Mr. PuMey, (T. C I room which M to be their club A ostia. Tho n who ora making tries a the Vanguards. toe. Earl Berg. If you do this you will To the winners In all events roat' of Scouting., to-- Marion Evertson. (T. A. 8. M.) Gate It is expected that all at last crystal note arm Raymond Janas 'I awards a greatly help to Improve the Ploneer specla) awards will be given. will be on hand In this room ther will bo pen- and Vlrnll Tarry. All ot thn Llndstrom. IS. P. L.) Homer Bush-(years char-inwl h the Font boys. heroes along wake bureau of club. I to defend their titles Each bov scout round! will P. L.) and Jag Curti nant picture bow arrow and boys ara planning to broom radio Dhtna : Editor.; be permitted to cater A target served la tha crtbtk psrhapa a radida, unitwnij Ctrl 0.00 51 J mvt aa BONERS CACHE TO JOIN V; A report came to tho Scout page editor test Tuesday that a misinformed Scout reporter hod reported that the East -Jordan district calls Itself a council and Is large enough to bo one. According to Salt Lake council reports, the East Jor-ddistrict is large anough to bo a council, and at present. IS one of tho most active and harmonious districts. The boys thorn are fully registered and have been among tho first districts registered each year, tho tell also states that they proud at the record of Jordan district during their connection with tho council for over eight year Booster Olen O. Pollard. East Jordan district publicity man raid the district has always been In foil support ot tho Balt Lake council and' has never reported that they were a council. Apologies to Mr. Pollard and tho East Jordan district from the pram club. Bend as soma more nows and well try to do tnstlea to It without error next time. The report come to tho Press club from on official announcement of tho East Jordan district court of honor schedule.- - and it wan headed East Jordan eounciL Loras M. Christensen. SCOUT I 4 . V Jordan Wants Her Position Tho complete camp schedule ao follows: Oak City Canyon camp. District Known May 24. 2 and 21; Navajo taka ;T cll ' 2 It e LOGAN, April 31-- (SPA) A of th Cacha comprehensive outline Valley council ' ramping program Salt Lake busila contained in a bulletin Issued remembered the ness from the office at Scout Executive . np Preston Pond. Boy Scouts' when drawing Balt hte will. Scoute of th The program is divided into thro , Lake diocese of tha Catho-oll- o big sections: 1 Scout troops on tha In 2 will be able church district basis; future, to enjoy n new recVanguard Jemboro at Boar Lakai Yellowstone Vanguard bike. reational ramp in Emigration Bear Lak reached via the 44 -canyon- - Under tho terms of th mile Logan aauyon-OardCity win of Mr. Marron, who died road, has been selected aa the ii of the regular summer Boy Scout March It. th land for th ramp was left to the Roman camp this year. Each district Cathollo bishop of Sait Lake, through ita own ramping commute -' expressly for tho use of Boy wilt decide th data of its individe ual camp. Th district campa will Scoute be carried out on a troop basic at No definite plana have ideal Beach, on tho south and of bean mad for the ora of tho the lake,- - for at least a five day property, hot it is th opinion period. ot The Rev. Francis R. Fathers Going of th Cathedral of Fathers and their sons at each tho Madeleln in charge of n district the ramp on th - Boy Scout work tn the diofourth day and will remain over -cese. that a lodge and other night and until the camp breaks og improvements probably will ho butIt on th property for the fifth day. A fee of 29 cents per boy will b th use of th Scoute By charged for these district campa Roy Col to defray expense ot boat - and other water equipment, tire wood and special Instruction Tha Cache Valley Idstrict feels especially honored In having th Churchwide Vanguard Jam big bore held to It district aad ia making big preparations for a 10 per cent attendane At this camp, which will he Wiu . der direction ot Oscar A. Kirkham Writers Club Will be of Salt Lake City, deputy Twelfth Regional Executive, Councils ot aouthern Idaho will par Sponsored by Paper Utah and each tlclpat maintaining its lo In Logan cal Scout executtv ramptng committee and commlaaionen. Each ' Vanguard troop will set up the best An possible. adult leader te Her te some good news for the camp expected with rack group. Boy Scoute of Cadi Valley counAdventure Hike Set cil: Climaxing ta summer ramping A local council press club, char- program will be the Vanguard Yeltered by the National Boy Scout lowstone adventure hike, scheduled council, will bo organized soon tor Aug. II to 22. with Executtv through Preston D. Pond, execu- Pond In charge. Buses will toko be boy to thf southern entrance tive, at headquarters jn Logan. l, Tho bar dally paper hero, th group In that city has consented to pub W1U - hike a new route to Old lish a Boy Scout deportment, to Faithful" Inn f Krougb wild fish and bo handled by the boys In the game country. From Old Faithful, club," and to lend th eiub the fa- tho boys will board the busses cilities at its office in which to do tain, go around the main park loop and then home again. their work. Mr. Pond, in hte bulletin, warns Tho next step ta to find aa advisor competent to lead the club. troops In the conducting of indecamp raying that Who will he be? Since the club pendent must submit their plane to they tho srill become a member of tho committee la advance of ramping Boy Scout Prom club associbe ramp and have them approved. ation. when it is organised, the Every earoper. Bcout and BroutDeseret Newi. 'sponsor of 'that as- er. th summer ramp in get- muatentering sociation, is upon arrival, a health present ting a local council press club or- certificate shewing his physical ganised tn Logan. condition. The doctors of th valMembers of th Cacha Valley ley will la giving the council club who excel la their examinations free of charge. ; . work, win be appointed aa SPA reporters in the association, and their work win be published on th Saturday Scout Pg in th Now AU Boy Scouts in Cache Valley council therefor who want to be members of th council prom club ar Invited to send their applicaTroop 74 prevented avaude-vi- ll tions now to Earl L Borg, in in the Poplar Grove ward on local council of charge organising Friday the 13th. It waa bandied entirely by th Scout press clubs in Utah and aouthern Th proceeds were email, put Idaho. Address him rare th Desthis was blamed on the day? eret New Salt Lake City. Utah. The troop i making a drive Cache Valley Scoutera who have to get every boy In uniform.' in mind the namra of men In Bogan who would b competent to act The money taken in from thn as adviser to th Cacha Valley dub, show wxs used for this purara invited to recommend them to pose. This plan is progressing ao fast that it will soon be a Borg at tha mme address. On your tom Cache. Yon lead toality. Other entertainments let's Now ia averytblng els pile will soon follow. Raymond In and put over .this prese club .Jensen. r- -A to tha late F,' InUr-coun- -- ; , CaAoIic Boys II - 2. i--t Summer Program Out lined in Executive "Buttetfai amp- Sxteto ECAUBE ByMERRILL PASSEY The camps this year will be tlx OGDEN. April 31. (SPA) In days Instead of four ao tent year preparation tor the rummer camp-t- n with the exception of the Oak City tiffin them ht?e beta . will run three) r need a aerie of meetings forth Canyon . , 11. This and IS mothers of all Scouts. days. May i-- camp will taker the place of the Scout Executive 8. Dilworth cam pa of laat Young is going to tell the mothers Utah too aouthern " conducted at Zion National what a Scout would do for tick j " year and Millard county. snake bites, typhoid and ' other Park . Fees Changed dangers connected with camping. (r Another ohanae concerns the Hs wants to assure them their one wLU be safe in a Scout camp. cent Id from reduced 1, camp fees, Alt to it cent. troepa must furn- - Other Information Mr. Touny i Uh their own bedding, thi year. going to give to the mothers is what kind of shoes the hoy should accord inc ta the new rule . Cam piny activities have been la wear, and how he should dress for s cmalnyly popular with the BcouU hiking; how to make sleeping hag, daring the teat few years, tarn. tents, and reflectors, Meetings are to be held at the year waa the banner year with schools: Monday, April Jldl boys and the elcht campa Individual II, Washington school; Tuesday, Lewis 14, school; Wednesday, wer April in conducted, troop camp with a April "IS, Madison school; Thursaddition, by troops ? day, April Id, Mound Fort school. Scouts participating. tal of ItlScbednls Each meeting wU bo held at 4 Given p.m. - Anderson Chief It i hopc by I that the forest eervlc. state flan and yams department and the U. 8-- biological survey, will cooperate in furnlshiny Instructors at the campa thte year a they did teat As fCt' Dear Lake For Canp3 r Will Leaves FOR-MOTHE- RS ATWflf A. Anderson- Cuch Sccutl Sskct Boy' and His, Dog Prove Inseparable Companions MEETS CALLED Outings to be Longer Than Before; Fees Cut Down A ctctio:t Timr3 Flor-Tnrn- er ht k. s tho-olde- r Roosevelt Award Scout Qothing Costs Advance Made in Sanpete Scouts Make Own Gamp Equipment ) Lord chre TROOP 12 BOYS ON HIKE NOW -' 5 Ea-si- gu blts-xar- i Por-ke- - ft tit r. by-tlm . Fal-lenti- D ut ANNUAL VANGUARD CONTEST TO BE CONDUCTED JUNE 9TH FORWARD! Boys Make Short Wave Sets MARCH! t edl-tor- ial . Ten-derfo- C - s . -r 8. .: WIL-ZJAM- - - , Jt-- a- St - - v 4 m- - m d Z.CM.I. |
