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Show SK7I70T? THE DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER TTTRF 13. 1934. APress CIubScorit Press Club Scouts Meet Friday At 4 pan. 1 From Every Salt Lake Troop- Scout Executive .Reports Increaie In Registration - Boys Learn To Cook CHARTER FROM BSA OFFICE I . I Given More Time Saves Life Seven More Packs Being Organized by S. L. Minimum' Age Limit For1 Jamboree Delegates Set at 16 Winter Programs Outlined by Teton, 'Peaks Council Fall. Council vii BT ALBERT - BAILEY i Tb. charter tor Cub pck..h'o. been located at Fort Douglas. ha applied for. Put haa not yst ta.it received. Tha Cub tnaater la ' F. Mont Jo ; R. McEntira. assistant: members of tha committee Chao lain J McBride, chairman; Lieut. T Harman. and berge.nl Leonard The lour other Cub parka it tha council are: Pack No, 1 located at the Kir ft Congregational church. E. J Klemrn la Cub rhaalar; and H. aasistanL Sterling Bailey. of Jha committee are: Prank E. LeaeL chairman. A. J. Graham and Everett r alsou. pack No. I J located at St. Paul' Episcopal church. Bob Huiat la Cub maeter and J. Hegenbotbam, siatanL Memhera of the committee are Chaa. M. Oaborn. chairmaa. A. L Lowrv and J. J. Battey and Dr. R. W. O aen a. p,ck No. I la located at tha O itxdral of Madeleine. MUton KaltT la Cub maater. Member of the eoro-It tee are: P. J. CL Carrol, chairman. J C. polish. Pack No. 4 at tha Judy a Me-T haa Jam. arhool morial L Cub maater. B aa Mi.rphv Bloomfield, assistant. Member, or W IM JAM FMRIiOIRNK he coramitlaa are: E. M. Morrtsscn.H rnfic'1 revpirai on which was chairman 8. A. Belleggn and J. gUcsfullv applied b Scoutmaet- are being r- er William T Fairbouros of Troop gnised at the paek. present titna 5a the S. ward local aouneiL t29 of the Crescent L. D piobably saved the Jife of his Little brother Clayton last Sunday. COURT OF HONOR Tke closing date for applications to Join the delegation to tbo Australian Jamboree has .been extended to November 15, according to National headquarters. The minimum age limit has been set at 19 years (max imam 21 years), hut under excep- BT JACK K. BELN'AP IOAHO PALLS. Oct- - li (SPA)- -. A lotl rurolliBvnt of ISM couU and 9a troop, n increase of 323 Scouts snd 29 troops during tbepsst reported for tbo Teton )Cr Peak fiOttacU by Scoot Executive H. & Alvord at a recent lmeiinj of - APPUESrFOR ICUB PACK NO. 5 "1 Scouts Applying For Pacific Meet f tional conditions the Australian Jamboree committee is authorized Bonneville coonty couteri. exto approve boys wbohav-ha- d The Teton Peaks council as a which Justifies their being perience whole ob btfh plane of activaccepted under Ike age of If years 14 ity. stated Exeealtvt Alvord. He In no case will boys under uraod Scoulers to prepare to send be approved All must be First years -one boy from each troopto the Eil Clefts Rank or above. -- Tbs reason for having The age ver Jamboree at Washington. U of boys rule is to Insure a group next iBffiloer. thoroughly trained, who can not only take care of themseivegr but; Ena Ositlsed reflect credit upon th Scouting The program lor the fail and winmovement at the Jamboree. Local ter seasons were outlined by the must establish the qualificouncils was which the under chair group, apcations of Scouts requesting JamThe jnansitip of C. F. Johnson from the Australian proval School was' sccaynaaftrf training e boree committee scheduled to comment October 32. The membership in the American and xontinuoAvo nights a week (or open to aii bcoute ot conungent-ithree weeks, achJeader In the Class rank or above, be- -j First district of If and 21 and) tween the eges member besides tb scoutmasbet ten 14 and If in exceptional ter to take the course. cases if approved. Board of review dates were set The cost 6t the trip, exclusive of for every fourth Sunday afternoon . . A group of ton la one of their regular daseeo. cooking meat, po Utote, cte. to poo, a second uniform and equipment, is estithe court house. mated at 3?S. The American delescoot test under direction of Clinton Larson. of Veted Tlsaks gation) is under the leadership Scout Executive Raymond O. Han-- i A vote ef 'appreciation was exClayton, 3, and hia cousin. Mar755 Market street San Fran son. tended to Skipper Rutoa Doman of Cisco. lin, were crossing the street sepaHELD BY TROOP 48 . Leader of Troop 48 the HAS. GavlotSr Seg Scout ship All applications should bt sent to the homes when their Of tbccsuMil who to leaving for iMr. Hanson before November 15 rating AT SCOUT MEETING Provo to participate in the national will sail younger boy slipped and felt from Expected Home Soon (The American contingent , traitnng course. He la preparing to from Vancouver. B C for Aus- a narrow bridge over an irrigation o -- Neariv-29 enter Scouurg is h s life a a aids warrFrtREm-T94 ork nd return to ditfh into Abe rnaMv waters, Friends .throughout SxU tralia on Ike--kScouts of Troop O Tast Tuesday Skipper Imtnan expressed his gratiFrancisco- on Fab, council lake and the baa Marlin ran home nd told Honor held to tude for the was whth he visiting evening at d Court of mother, a ho country wiU be glad u A ten year has onjojed opportunities whUe working la the to know that iairhourne rushed un-to their Scout room. Scuuimajyter there Mrto the waa Mack Bonneville district. her out KMer of Troop lb who presented badge and dragged the tue Mil C. Scouts are urged b Fred for Scoutmaster BY PALL Y. DIWX lurid Smith president of the underwent a. serious leg operaconscious son 75 feet downstream troop committee eouacil. also expressed his apprecia tion in Sew York some time national director of health and saferhe thn su.iimoned William, who Hack Kesler, a ho is at the present he bad time fn New York recovering from as tton for the splendid stork dona byt ago is to return home the then In utmost respiration applied the to caution observe ty. first part of November the council during the past year. Follow tiie trail to the open air an operation on hi leg. The award learned Atm hi Scout work. Mark is everything they do, thereby protectiwell known In congratulates was forwarded te Scouter Kesler ? Alt of Scouting the bills and sky. " on his quick airmail, ng- not only themselves, but many "1Anee of his wonFairbourne Scouter V derful accomplishments He la pack on your back and never others. Frank Allen and Lelsnd Eggleston thinking and tin work an Eagle Scout and has 55 care .reived Star badges, and CUss Cook Two projects are ofmsrtA haclvesrThe Local toun-cWalter a First Claes. reived the by. slip das Letting fered Scouts ecetuiv awarded him his The) are. To keep troop conimiKeerrsn .ngltt Veteran pin off th outside of ampmob lee. and O11 canyon , situated on the uiar Ah tb warded a certificate for completing La America. o( to walk on the left aide of X roaU uth aide of Little CoUonnWd tun specialization course in troop The u,a of' un and ,5 by tor the moM remote tensive programs of keen inteiisi wkiih has no aideualk training. runmtig boards on tars for tram anl untamed canyon in Ur neigh. are being drafted by nearly etery Tiie feature of the program, whic vouucii In the United State smaller great portanon haa resulted in a recomdirection of meting under Troop 100 Take Trip loss of lites. Captain Mills boring mountain range. Sparkling communities are anxiously awaiting Knight B. Kerr, was TOOELE, 6cL 13 (SPA) B. L Scoutmaster "that Scoutmasters try to get canyon IDAHO FALLS, OcL 13. (gPA) stories To Wasatch Plunge mends falls, the time when they too can organize some Interestmg-India- n streams, gorgeous very Maurice such a group. Sackett. B. G Sweet and every Scout in their troops to win C. D Fox A special executive board meeting least one driver to this fight thickly wooded ravines, daring cliffs' Already there are 19 540 registered W. Bryan, forming a committee of ' told by GAR El ELD. Oct. was Jiflf by the Teton Peaks counlJ (SPA) at ipd immense crevices these are Sea Scouts in the United States sod local rganizition and finance com- against running board riders. cil recently for the purpose of Troop 109 took a swimming hike School children, particularly in what Bell offer. WO call it remote the anticipation "of a good mauy are conTwo inttee of the Boy toScouts, to yvasatch plunge Saturday, OcL rural districts, have tha dangerous because no auto can go beyond the more before the year closes. Inwere raise finances finance. Scooters have been ducting a drive , iue deusHg on the Scout aide habit of ships hea training walking right for the pat district pay structed to prepare for the raising A The trip was made by 14 Scouts. of the road when going to and routh of the canyon. From there on organized and arc now prepared to to two two year amounting to over addiTo be eligible to go on these swim- from school. Scouts, by coaching the trail Is well marked and 4s the be put under full sail, The former hundred of the 1915 budget s obtain ac- to and dolia-ironsides tional funds The district officers decided upon ming local oa hikes each month, a Scout their school mates, talkingfUrnd-l-top beginning ef a bard but thrilling national flagship "Old te carry conand Kanscan have both been tl.e creation of a trust fund, the must attend throe Scout meetings school teachers, and saying a word to a he parents of their bud- hike. verted into schools and are offer- - M' functions of which to be under di- each month ehrde wre jnaiU n.lT heid last Thuis-daand also pass one teat dies, can change m Too- - pus District w'a bvatwlfte month Xft trains this mdrxeUce. - The etrexmvarw tTTied"Witti many rection of a committee beaded by of 1934 A the wit. evening in the American Linen the to taale end oiwwwvrth the safer contr.buof Effectiven be fort AfcKatrben. poee.hle h Ottq Lr , Frank J wild of fruits. cafeteria. arietles of Raspberries, a smell of the breeze, the thrill one dollar to local feupply building tnis method of raising funds as 15 ben s'Scout attains It merit on of walking on the left of the He a tlon of at lest presided. , badges he t eligible 3 long as road, facing the oncoming traffic, rtrawberrtes, currants, choke char- the waves, ail these things inthethese but to date only about 60 explained by Executive Alvord was he ivrds the of evenug address The ib interested attend three meetings a month. so that they can protect them, es. service berries, and many ef Scouter who been returned. shown in the example of Portland, pledge cards have now Ulv. pastor of bv P J given ths our common fruits grow wild in this training schools which started with oaly 95 and now This program is to encouraga ad- selves and be seen. is urging The committee First Fershytrian thethurch the President Smith started vancement on the part of the boys. During the codre of training the return Gong should never be carried by pace Notniere can you be (fuite so has 97.00 pledge tarda and for on aoy troop activities. Dem- close to nature as here. Scouter will becoiiV m regular mem- ing for aid from any who feet tney The meeting wastorheld the fund with a subscription of Blame Wall, Oquirrh district the coming sea officers of will tion and movement an ber of should be the ship onstrations 9 training on the Boy Scout given by can Perfect flew . son ltlp Ball' dck and to eh take an active part a finepcalvay .expert at the troop meeting Near the top you rah enjy a pe Before he is finished he will courage the merit badge in markson and become a full Hedged salt manship and to tarb tb boys how iM virw of the valley. Sunsets to use a gun. Recently a Scout ,reat Salt Lake are too near perfec- readv to spread and advauce the TEN-YEATha- - whole trip program of sea scouting. R fn New Jersey and a Scoutmaster tion to describe. Here in Salt Lake we fe very in Florida were killed by unload- would be made worth while just to see one of these sunsets. ed pistols. People fortunate to have at our disposal -who dont see them are missing the one of the largest inland aeas In Seamanship should be a greatest treat nature ham in her America. ATRoy Johnson great sport with us. The waters of storehouse of surprises. warm and invigorating, are lake the The climb is invigorating, even wide and safe for navifca-Tio.ntoxicatinx end if you take the itsshores hot to your consternation, he Is Thereare mgre than 1 590 ! FIRST INSTALLMENT oncelt will become so annual square miles of water iE ery Troop Urged to even at the very much oppwdt the1 Vanhair Vanguards to See-'- i. tLair Youll be tproud of it. You lowest Thg series f xrMctestbat that It of and The bait Great is Lake, program. level, pert u4 a week world to the will and appear in this paper once reat brag Model to not know well is wo)d participate you only refused Meeting arc prepared with the one thought he Complete National hat vou are amtg its few visitors-- as nowned for Us scenic wonders the games himself, but due to IDAHO FALLS Oct. IS (CPA lu mind .of asitiag the Iscxpen-err- in to a two takes hours but scanty TV. and the wsterl of is the an Or. Due be fact nationto that the outstanding J Beat, regional Monday Scshuirl Requirements Vanguard leader in putting njov a life long memory.- That two there is not much- dangt r 4n naviga-tioe the game VanhaH, and omng character his influence naturally al repreaentativ tor tha Boy Scout toof murs wlH turn-o-ut Of course on should always so in such a way that the game has its effect on the other boy. on of America, returned last week jour best investments later in demoustrst COMPLETE .s being sugbe careful, but th the Ctww Him the most will prove to be one-o- f Neatly i,06 troops Uirouhout Waalw where he met years. from of k model Vanguard meetgested to a group of be& Scout enfCKCtnating sports, not only for the This might seem a rather peculiar with Spokane. Short Hike country Recode and of their thusiasts committee actha also regional but one award, lie conducttd5Ienday participating, is the Vanguards Ten Year program thing to do. but this boy 1A The lake is probably ing will It ts but a short hike until you Be Careful aching, from from the spectators point of chosen as your athletic di- gion XL which Include the SutT Junior high gchool. cording to word received st ome to au excelleut campsite. From one of the best in the world for in other word. I believe there ta rector or manager. If he thinks ton, Oregon, Montana, and Idaho. There headuarterx wild birds of all short cruises in perfect safety Why as the concluding session of tiie According to Dr. Wait, th pur here, you wvU-enot only a wog and right way of ou need j,ls jp afl( are willing probably been many more wbica or the meeting waa to iteleet vanctie. smell woodland animals, shouldn't we build up the program training course Vanguard pUiying the same, but also a wrong tp gecept his idea, he will go to pote nave n t the requirement but ha' J councils a other of Dea ancceed Nuttalt L. to asScouting chairman new John colored a the to it crest pines, aorgvously regional and right way of teaching mds of the earth for ym ami lot applied for th award of b?t Lake Guy have done. We hne a number of ereeuUve. box permtendent beautiful ferns; everything is able ifl work just as enthusiasticsll) W H Cowles. th on The 191 Ten leer program aw r' t seamen who w ill be glad end of ill health pen. Mhools. will Vk You are obli wild and wholesome. So m the articles Piet will follow, for you as he did agmnsi ou prior who resigned became work be made to all Scout uo ops ar snd will us the 'ropes Van-bof a of the teaching lrogrsm Vanguard to yourselves to make the trip capable I will endeavor to gir to you to hi appointment. This boy should and to review the Ail gAd ks in whuh Cub In Fait Lake Council there are R. H. Paraons of Seattle Responsibility to the Bcv pro- be taken into your confidence snd past year. coaches e While you are camped here you now a 1. committeeThera has been eonductea That Sea Scout two chairman. troops aa lHdete, Vanguard waa elected to act within should be present at all gram that vou can apply migh- t- lko to limb the majestic poor showing for us. don't you comnitssioners men uortng thir charter year program 1 am sure If of district snd member a ofremain still He will other the group. with well Lone The trip will ba your Vanguard peak. hlchinthe iuE think? With the proper are Invited. ending m 1934 out the sugges- ficers of 'along the regional committee. class. th you will follow and time effort. worth If you aft your we o? oould make the local council, tina and enthusiasm nient you Other committee members ft tions that will be offeredcanto turn more nature lovers;- - dont miss titf our council one of the finest fiea tre Having yourself with the prepared troop committee meet are. 'wtro the ended att agreement ybu Stand- Idaho Week-Enare through this column, rare If occasion. from or Left lees d you artists, world In x psychologicalthe Scout One been satisfactory program for Easton of Kellog, Mr teem Remember, jas out x very miss tbs' opportunity do paint In fact organisations and having studied the rules J Stanley ws could extend the program Only that particular unit. of Lewiston. Dr. S J- - Darn dont Mr Vanguarder. that about 99 per point. Hoyt over of If wonderful fev a mine gametha aa carefully. to to establish you 2 a masterpieces. such degree is a total boy membew rnt-o- f ttre suceear or faHore of rulee and of Kimberly, and B. J. Comstock, are ambitious, we hope you are, at Tracy Wigwam h. atThere regulations fn No. 9 Log f its charter endthe doe Training ship for ourselves re H Open of Pocatello. tfce class depends on you. That is of the Jr., are some you run off don't miss Trail) the ehanccdo on Com Vanguard talk it up. me fellow, in 1J4 that li more than it w,broad statement to make, but about ready for action. Begin by se.0,nA a wont take we N) we can't get moving extra It of end. that Again xJin energy. i with charter Own the it Trace experience my in the i. through any 13 men from your class. "Bell's Is the most remote canyon long until you get so Interested that n 1433 bovif 1 happed to know It to be the lecting . Piece f men on one side of the net. TRAINING COURSE from the "sea. WlKwam had better tend in tUeitiin cant away of all" you stay truth. and f on the other side, and start lh. Ft ret Meeting h the game. PLANS COMPLETED Stuck! was In charge in the absence The roll of the ship time durlnt It. xjiatfti the boys Next ; 1JS new nntil Man-h- . week we will take np the Tour first meeting with The swell of the wa. of R L. Wald ram. chairman. than 23 troops regia- - ending in 1134) were less fa a very ticklish and most impor- service, end the proper handling of ben have There and the The TROOPS rise IDAHO FOR dip. The meeting was for the purpose when winof this age year they joined, the for tant one. It Is at this meeting that the ball. wigwam A n catling for me of outlining the fall training course 4. 12 Troop 35. success or failAt least 99 per cent of a & new ter They are40t. you will either spell for Scoutmasters and troop com43 and Oct 17 IDAHO FALLS. Oct- a.ouis who joined I he troop lUnrrg ure. 80 you must meet the situation Oct 29 Troop U " HO.OB COrBT ET Til nver.l leave week this which Ten mitteemen, , begins so to epeak. Scoutmasters end troop its charter year ending in 19i re- "leaded for beer, Uintah school. with the foam, .IU drift from aexriy evetr commun- Registration ef the various troops onlv on v skend should be well prepared toe any The Ensign .take Boy Scout ccun Rmem) live there Silrrtering for e charter yea wd. Bttendsnoe the at for and Ust met Madison plans for county Hurry! ng in !3&: registration open obstacle that mignt arise. to Put of honor for Noramber will be ity of The sea Is my horn ver Jamboree were discussed. Jack Y Act .ilL Be. Ah- r- one-ia- . i i barter Trrdtng tn Scramble: ff you havw never tried before, held on the lth of November at week' for thtr regular monthly .Bela . P i r ball over to your boy ward. DargeR meeting at tbeoouULjMMiftL eyed -witbig 39 days of Hs cap. 4 in- - ynJWentjr-flra- t - Vi, tion. t yen are 'golwg to find tide mostpronot discouraging troop of (he Salt Lake conn. stances, und vicinity should easily h cedure. I prpdtci that before you 4 Mhle to complete tftfese requirements. have the eituaLon well dpder way, ' Bee-Hi- ve thoughts a few of the following Go to in Will bo turning over ta your mind "Think 411 quit Im no boy lead SCOUT BREAKS LEG r anyway." 4n iGIeaner Girls Vote "Didn't went to take the Job EirtehsebecerttArn cause IN FALL OFF BIKE the first place. JustdidJt traasureTw j me." Leaders atFairvicw they askedsaw or such a bunch "Never nsrmh.rs hdd KANAR Oct. lT (SPA) It hit. Os Urt.wftr tbo wont do a hoodlums is mv life, a pot IsfS ooppm at tbo I. B. C. A. eutlng belu Pugh canyon EAIRVIEW, Oct 1J Tta Gleaner on aa where them toTblo was a as! aeuualated party, bad gone with a thing I ask here, elected th. Set following been b.v. her. bavo RESERVES was I boy, Halloween girls "Believe me. when ussa Parly was Erleh-sethe Anof Bey Scouts to spend tho tha group by Della mslis ward. GIRL officers: North I attendtheir J wasnt like that. When much at TOOELE. Oct.- 1J. Mr. EBea weekend gathering plnenuts, Sylleft very vice Howell, Neva a X like acted I M. W. president: ed my Mutual slase Mr derson, president of tbo T. sscreUry-treasure- r. van Johnson, son of Mr. and always elnb. la Junior and oeulor blh perfect gentleman, and wae Lamar Johnson fell from a ledge A Halloween party la being plan- president: JUva Rigby. A. of tb Tooelo Booth ward, beanxious to do anything that was Khoole dnrinc th. loot two b bte broke and Tw.nty-ftftleft leg recently of tbo officers ned Xarsen. in tb. presiby South ward Stall that tbo Bnlldorg asked of Tho purpota f tta Girt fwi week low tho bne. He also sprained ugh otri Guar-dlaward Bte Klv. girl, for OcL Id. Tb.- dent; Daon Olson, tecrstary-treaToo He was hi. ef eokl. foot tb. reaenrea proaram W to help ooeh" fortunate to bartng Bit. Galb.rars of Bonoy and tight jwf An. and R.h Fay Honskeeper taken to town by bt. enmpanli tha. and perof tb Treasnr. rsak of Boo fflrar. Js.n McPhl., captain; Vtp- urer; 11 bar flooat potato But yen were like demon, Mr R. A. Crablrao aa tb.tr ad- -worse. Instead of girl develop -tnoetn . of her ward, ar. meet-l.-g 1. Lnndskeg. asslslant captain, and haps ten times an dub This HI. Inter bocomo this year. " girl, riser tlltiT-ettthosiaeUfi-Slpji and giwsys being so conjointly each week nntil they Miriam Parker, secretary, bv after wdtool onInMondayschool teachers . Mtinc and well rounded pum. Hive Elects at Nephi who responding to your tbo bav. completed their trial flight. alt girls pleasant and enjoyable voq . almost tore the' tb. Ill bet by ar. oponwrad Tbo them. dub. to awarm nr uniting In giving planned Join .Alt interested ar. Games will b played and t ft get evening. OCL 1L Ree Hive girlp - bu each unit, with XKPHI. bonding; down trying asm tb. November conjoint Sunday They plan to .tody personality refreshment served. Jesn McPbie. .f th. South ward here have select II I.T.CA,th men, thought of bin and yo derelopment during the next ntn program. Pioneer stake associate editor. the help of an adult adrliwr. ded anythin. Boye ar tobajj, ed for do will ta president: Grace Powell; vie. Next Tuesday evening few week the ruI; termine! lu own program in war, n exception president, Juno Ellison; secretary-treasure- r. voted to trial fUghtnrork and tb. you neht Parc a-- od do my beat Norm iuftrtet November not to line with tb .pedml and Mia. Iteming ef songs forth. Ftjhtos, f Mr 3. O. Cnltartsoa adopt: I wilt 1 waf Among portsf, BfUjCftyiw Ruth Mitchell ar. acting a. adnsers program. Oversight th, club mombera. forgot $b, time whan Maurice for two elota at Roomrctt high Last weak th. reviewofof ' boy. tta mod popular actieltlea ar. aebool. The Lite the Bte.' Meatlsga ara bald Monday, Msetertlnk Girls Hear Bishop Ponder arar thene ft w word, for ' hike club .upper fUaudona ' A correction ebould b. mad. in At tb. waa conducted by Miss Melba Speir and Tnewlay. In room lt torn in than tt J and ' wnil Memberahip dramatic end -Shiald. report handed tn last week concern-m- g RtvKon Joscnh H. McPhi vnoke to Mra. Ruth Official R. and week this Edwin at meelinr Clapp, Vr by first of tho Equipped Vin5rd of No. 4 Girl Ke.wrve, u open 1 .by the exboth Be Hive leader. Girt secretary, wsrd Be Hw Read the Tfatl." amateur nightl in in. Twenty the Twenty-fift- h f V girt attending a -chool wher. the Roy Scout Headquarter He .nsner. and on plained the object and meaning ofjI Crtswroads. , . dub is organisedlg.t Tgesday ntghL movement, and Mra vwoamlttee. sbmwnv tbo fottowtog fifth ward. Three 'Be. llv. girls --nrl .he Qlrl Reo-r- re hem, that vi tirte. -- What d .oita qu.vtlni' I. do Mra. rticlp.t-efoe mentioned J. thi,. who rears mewbem ps the If wer Cultarteon F. our Iierrni. on rB bob taught. Gemae One of tb. first clubs to organise nuasllng th girts. H. talked rtb. May K. More. Mem Armtevoog. I am aura yo, will ralnnt to the Bomb hjpb sclraoj in tb program. They r Marlon lives before w cattra to b Tb Ht Beaerre eSwwillee. a Prank M. Daania, Mtea Ana - gtsbL-- Hatley, Norms Bsrton, and Alice Gospel plan of salvation, tntegayon. rises with new hop. nod- - d world. group.ysarwaath. Mr John H. ilendbraon and Mra. Fred SlasH, Mra. C. were ol enthusiasm. in M. Duncan a re acting as th Mra how Prank earning gronp. tram. Mra. lL W. Xtaatey. Mra. KUto Tha) nr. They tang' song g, To will find adviser. At a recent an. ting the emed to sponsoring rt Rmns written, and also on Temple first group 'Of girls. L Miriam tbo there I. la all group tajr held ber (trot toll meet a tot b riMklag and Men. Arthur Planter officers worn elected: Parker. Miriam stsko Floorer Parker,' eo Meat th of Mira. Tb. M. tain lad who Mm J5 t? following meeting Ltrmaa, Merten Egbert, president: Elate. illy. Mm. Allan otak editor. ' Fag to nowlg .leeted vkabnas of th nrtttte Wtfl bo held Nov. ft RatarUoa, vice prteM.ntt S.TA! n Mam-bor- i a -- . a waa.aaad-toapoi&tftft-4-oth- er dn FRED C MILLS Scout Hikes URGES CAUTION sag AMONG SCOUTS BELLS CANYON intr-g.ounta- i CTay-te- vel-era- PROGRESS IN SEA SCOUTING SEENINU.S. Executive Board Plans Finances ForT$35 Season rl FINANCE DRIVE ON IN TOObLb." Ten-yra- r- Olympus Leaders Hold Gathering " Zl y '?Voty Van Ball Technique Li-c- PROGRAM AWARDS GO TO 1,000 SCOUT TROOPS ., Region Official Back From Meet , t ei den-ot- n. a A nd-th- Tiewr-jyb- he oo p' week-by-we- 1 eouncit-meetmgs- , - -- -- rar eVk-7th- A) eomralt-teeme- I. fver, . -- Girl Scouts Girls 4 - Girls Meet Jointly For Trial Flights - Girl Reserves BEEHIVE i f nr n, at itmi East m i lon , .t 6 W iw . A-- FORWARD! MARCH! rr. Pe or d !Z. C. M. In, A- ropro-venti- cr-nture mar-na- VXKil 1. |