Show V THEISALT LAKE '1K1BUNE SUN I- - “Once Two hundred fifty Salt Lake- - council delegates to parade in full uniform July 24 at Covered Wagon Days celebration DAY MORNING JULY 14 0 9 1935 a Scout Always a Scout ” :0 Tritelevance club public speaking and debating course to feature Friday 7:30 p m meeting on sixth floor Tribune ' build- jamboree SCOUTS’ and SCOUTERS’ PAGE 0 “Once a Scpuler Always Cubbing Committee Maps Church Campaign Council Fixes i ' A'" e Si''" K V' 'V tv-- S:v Explorer Plan i - vi-v- SJ U I f Record Books Prepared Tents Symbolic of Covered Wagons Will Be Carried by Scouts Group Also Will Sing One For New Division Song in Historical Pageant at Stadium Of Scouting Program Is Outlined for Advanced Specialized Scout Group Organization plans aimed to utilize new features embodied in the recently announced Explorer scout program in every possible troop of Salt Lake council will be discussed at a meeting of district chairmen Monday at 8 p m in the chamber : of commerce The scouters also will discuss preparations for the October scouter training conference the fall training program and operations of the charter review plan Many Invited Invited to the Important meeting are district chairmen district Exdisplorer chairmen members of trict executive committees district Explorer commissioners and Yfrom ty- L D S church units stake M I A superintendents and ward “A" committeemen Explorer committeemen and Explorer leaders Under the new national program all registered scouts 15 years of age and over will be considered senior scouts They then are eligible to participate In senior scout activities providing they meet requirements Attainment of the senior scojit rank need not mean that the scout severs 'his connections or resigns from responsibilities connected with his previous troops In the L D S church however separate Explorer scout troops will function being equivalent to the Vanguard troops I previously sponsored Specialized Program The specialized program for senior aeputs consists of exploration and specialization in vocational and interests This can be done both by following through the plan of Star Life and Eagle scout advancement and’ by spreading the Interest out along vocational lines and seeking special titles To encourage this specialization two ranks are offered first honors and rTt A V A-- w ' 1 x x Continuing its drive to place a Cub pack in every church in Salt Lake City not already sponsoring such a movement for boys 9 to 11 years of age Salt Lake council Cubbing committee leaders have! been assigned to meet with ministers of the churches and explain the younger boy scouting program Cub packs not only are an aid to the boys and their parents In directing youths In desirable activities but are a material asset to church Sunday schools and to the future citizenship of the nation the leaders pointed out Goal Set for 1936 A goal was set to establish by 1936 a Cub pack in connection with every Olympus district scout troop at a meeting of the council committee Monday night In the Hotel t y C s ( Jamboree Delegation To March in Festival Parade Here July 24 Leaders Seek Cub Pack for Every Church mmf ing a Scouter” k $ I t f 3 v S& " i ! By HENRY GRETHER and JOSEPH BRUBAKER 250 scouts dressed In full tents and symbolic of the covered wagon carrying jamboree regalia itself will form a unit in the Covered Wagon Days parade July 24 at 9:30 a m and will sing at least one jamboree song in the his- torieal pageant to be presented that night at 8:15 p m in the University of Utah stadium according to plans announced at the jamboree training meeting Tuesday night at South high school Painting of the unique covered wagon tents to house the scouts during their stay In Washington began Wednesday morning at the South high echool shops giving the scouts ample time to complete the stenciling In time for the Covered Wagon Days celebration Salt Lake council's delegation of Murdock Will Be Beaver Boys’ Host Congressman Offer Aid to Seoul Attending Silver Jamboree Utah Den chief record books perhaps the first detailed record of their kind also have been prepared by a committee headed by T W Rus-se- y and will be ready for distribution soon The activities of each Stencil Duffle Bags At the next meeting which will be held at South high school Tuesday at 7:30 p m duffle bags will be gathered to be stenciled later with beehives Also a definite date will be announced for the training course giving' instructions for the making of sleeping bags New plans are being formulated and whipped into shape at each meeting of the delegates and not d eagerness preonly a vails but exceptional thought and study in mapping out the finer details of the trip are being evidenced As an optional feature scouts and scouters may recelvr traveling Insurance for the entire trip at the Cub scout will be listed systematically in the record book Details Sent Out A helpful assortment of scouting part of a plan to organize more fully the younger boy program literature detailing steps necessary Members of the Salt Lake council Cubbing committee arA W Lowery chairman R V Porter R 1L for organizing packs has been here Left aU of to to be Lake Salt literature ministers given City ranging Lamott council field executive in charge of Cubbing and E M placed in the hands of each committee member to be distributed churches not now sponsoring a Cub pack or similar organisation as Morrissey low price of 50 cents in turn to the church ministers The first list of assignments toMay Show Handwork All scouts able to pass their Eagle gether with the troop numbers now being sponsored by the organizascout tests before the jamboree will By Albert Payeon Terhune tion follows: receive the Eagle awards at sectional courts of honor at the Jamboree Cub Troops Listed Also sectional It was announced Neighborhood house troop GJay exhibit tents will he furnished with Hardy Optimist club troop 8 E space for each council to show its Tmmanuel Baptist M Morrissey One summer afternoon Noel and lenging any talesman on the jury a mongrel— cross breed local handiwork and camp gadgets Butch 13 Mr Russey Guadchurch Plan troop Groupa Timpanogoa A daily newspaper the Is a better word And like so many Butch were giving a performance panel who admitted that he or she alupe mission troop 14 R V PorJamboree Journal will be published to Gather Near Vernal dogs ter Liberty Park Methodist church other cross breeds that are rightly at the corner of Fifteenth street disliked at the jamboree by the scout organ- last a jury of eight men and troop 16 E M Calkins Centenary trained he learned the hardest and and Avondale avenue Toledo when At women Dale Castle lzation four was 27 both Emil church by Methodist accepted troop 738 one of Claud Williams Belmont faster tricks much most amusing sides and the trial Starting Monday July 13 at 4:45 First W A began and Lowery came avenue Nyman than could the average thoroughalongm (M S T) a program “On to claimed Howp 34 Noel that McCullough church troop Williams was In an ugly temper bred dog — Approximately 500 Presbyterian PROVO Jamboree” will be presented by the not was a he murderer but Third that Presbyard to save He saw the crowd gathered around Heglnbotham Those tricks one day were the Boy Scouts of America over had acted in self defense when he scouts from various parts of the terian church troop 38 Mr Lyman second honors Noel he is Here life the Butch and his and a human story: pushed will and Mr Lowery Maccabees lodge the National Broadcasting system For first honors a senior scout Milton Noel lived at 227 John way through to see what all the ex- saw Williams reach back into his Timpanogos Boy Scout council and station KDYL Also that gather at two council camps for a troop 63 Mr Morrissey Japanese must complete not less than 90 days’ street Toledo Ohio He bought a citement was about When he found pocket for a weapon Noel had been justified in resent- week of scout training beginning Church of Christ troop 84 Mr service sharing in senior activities Sea Scout Camp fluffy nondescript mongrel puppy the people were merely gathered to Williams’ brutal treatment of Monday One camp will be located Porter group of citizens troop 190 submit evidence of having read some ing a chum been decided that the his has made a and trained It watch dog temper ago years at Trout creek 30 miles north of Mr Russey Westminster Presbysince becoming a senior scout the of him He named the pup “Butch” flared into action poor Butch Sea Scouts will have a separate Huntwill be one The at other Vernal life of at least the great explorer terian church troop 191 Mr Hegin-bothacamp surrounded by water at the Presently he began to teach Butch He kicked poor Butch into the Henry Friberg the caseprosecuting scientist inventor or statesman a few attorney fought cleverly ington reservoir in Upper Joe’s valtricks The puppy loved gutter jamboree It will be a simple of of equipment to learn and had no trouble at all submit an article Mr Calkins also has been asunit of four crews each Noel was furious at this inex- every step of the way especially af- ley about 25 miles northeast of be will made by himself which to meet with Bethel Bapcrew being housed sepeight-ma- n much more difficult cusably cruel treatment of his loved ter McCullough called into court a Castle Dale signed in mastering Scout Executive A A Anderson tist church leaders who at present definite assistance to him in carry- stunts as time went on in tents furnished by the He jumped at Williams and new witness chum arately arwill be in charge of the Trout creek are sponsoring no scout troop The witness was Butch himself ing on advanced scouting this The whole neighborhood loved to a very lively fist fight started jamboree committee ticle to be agreed upon with the watch these tricks Butch became (Perhaps now you understand camp and will be assisted by Charles to Noel's Strictly Sea Scout lines accordaccording Presently F Hcber handicraft DeGraff J leader present a plan for pur- a local celebrity had barred from to the customs traditions and his fingers why McCullough Williams had sunk ing story and Sessions suing some field of activity selected Hard times hit Noel He was out into his opponent's throat in an the jury anyone who disliked dogs Fortie Mt Emmons morale practices of the sea and tha scout leather-wor- k and Vernal Jensen Richard The merit the from badge groupings dog and dog alone could law will be the law of the camp of work He decided to turn Butch's industrious effort to strangle him Scouts from Duchesne Carshow evidence he has progressed talents into cash So he used to go As he was run as a fleet of ships orders Noel with one hope to save his master from the Being choking On besince and are bon Wasatch Utah achievement counties toward its will be issued from the flagship from one street corner to another hand Williams reached back into electric chair Everything dependto and scout attend this camp present with the dog and put him through his own ed on Butch’s impression on the expected1 coming a senior to the other ships through signal pockets with his free hand Merrill Christopherson assistant to the leader a code he has de- his cleverest some concealed jury) maneuvers for flags and other methods of comapparently the vised himself conforming with Practice in extemporaneous speakThe fluffy little crossbreed was scout executive will direct activiNoel weapon munication A crowd would collect ties at the Huntington reservoir ing with criticism and constructive scout oath and law the Continued on Following Page) The camp will be divided into Man Noel the would Kills hat among pass For second honors a scoift must spectators and usually he gleaned a camp assisted by Dean Holden suggestions featured the Friday two watches port and starboard own his Into reached Noel pocket win the title selected previously fair sized harvest of coins ranging Payson archery Nephi Williams night meeting of the Tritelevance will be run on the basis of four and to knife and for his get Scores Go managed Castle Dale morale Ray McGuire club meeting Each scout member such as scout engineer or scout from a penny to a dime on and eight hours off hours drove He blades one of its open Brovo publicity and several other iB planning to obtain the public sportsman by completing merit Content blade deep into Williams’ body the for Everyone acDale officials Castle serve work merit satisfactorily badge general To Camp badge speaking Awards Approved tivities Scouts from Emery MilIt was a pleasant and easy way to Williams crumpled to the sidesix - months participate in three Debating on a variety of subjects later died a minutes few and walk Wigwam Camp should of atuntil livelihood perIdaho— Snake will a and Carbon lard counties TWIN FALLS a make jobs with tablj tennis competogether projects develop program He was Noel was arrested tend this camp discussion of club busi- river area headquarters here anand sonal growth and advancement and be less difficult to find Noel entition Idaho — Scores of Gives Boys ness will occupy the next meeting nounced approval Monday of 97 renew and perhaps modify the code joyed it The dog enjoyed it The brought to trial on a charge of first KETCHUM of took Boy Scouts from several south cenhe-smerit badges of which 81 go to 22 at 7:30 p m for initial honors spectators enjoyed it Everyone degree murder A friendthe his Friday accused tral Idaho counties traveled through care of Butch during was content Club members may obtain the as- members of a new scout troop in Ketchum Saturday to Camp SawThis went on for a long while man's imprisonment sistance of a librarian In the club Acequia Minidoka county In addia shrewd tooth a few miles north of here for Daniel McCullough The profits meant food and lodging room Friday from 2 to 6 p m tion they approved three first class for both man and dog They put criminal lawyer was employed as their annual summer encampment and Saturday from 10 a m to 2 awards four second class awards Scouts are accomplishing worthin of are Executive And Noel charge McCullough They and merit badges to 28 boys on a good street corner show and attorney for p m while objectives at the Tracy wig a wholly new and peculiar Amby Frederic Twin- - Falls and onlooker were glad to pay for the laid-ou- t Warn camp In Mill Creek canyon C 8 Buhl Senften challine of defense He began by Captain Walter p m—Joint explorer Monday fun of watching it in addition to having first class outcamp chairman for Snake river leaders and council organization area ings and gaining camping expericommittee meeting to discuss the ence according to a report on camp Is October seputer training conferat Attendance Sawtooth Camp PROVO— Presentation of a activities made to council head500 to ence reach scout the expected explorer program veteran award to Harry requarters Because cannot all the review the Invitand charter boys plan Chandler of troop 51 of the Provo Three packboards have been built main in camp the full two weeks ed are all district chairmen disCommunity church and a tenth 103 leaf prints mads and identified It has been divided two into of chairmen members trict periods explorer troop charter for having been regisand 89 flowers collected pressed so they may complete their train- district executive committees distered ten years in succession to In addition 57 and identified 13 The D week L ends commissioners first trict explorer ing July In during tha troop 45 of the Bonneville L D S were scout hours put M A 20 S the Then week I second and stake July superintendents ' ward featured the July court of third week building a scenic trail The California condor Is the larg- will follow one week as a special and L D S ward “A” committeeG KING WILLIAM By Scout of the Provo honor program two campfires were held and 58 living wild bird In America encampment for senior scouts end- men ward explorer committees and The yellow warblers are now est district Sunday evening at the Piobooks have been checked out nine and a ing July 27 sometimes leaders ward measuring trees explorer in the neer L D S ward chapel feeding their young Merit badge work In bird Identifi— Training from tip to tip of wings half feet 7:30 m will The a leaders then conduct p Tuesday weeks few Pioa In home about your Bishop Leon Newren of the cation and in a number of other existence are j in birds The smallest k of council at Salt Lake jambe old Camp Indepenouting meeting ' and neer ward iwas the principal they will all young fields also have been carhumming birds some species being dence in the Minidoka mountains boree delegates at South high ts f speaker at tfflfservlces He said on their way ‘ to South America ried out under the leadership of O Inches long Hum' east of Oakley It will be primar- school less three than are They scouting is playing an important to spend the winter S Walsh camp director mlng birds are found only in the ily for scouts from Cassia and Minrir r tTO Friday 7:30 p m—Tritelevance part in the development of youth among the earliest of migrants To date 89 scouts have regis500 idoka counties Those at are world new There TribSawon floor of club sixth nearly Camp meeting The speckled breasts of young Mayor A O Smoot chairman of In camp from 16 troops 44 tered one the but Public Blaine Lincoln only une tooth are befrom species building speaking the couit presided Musical selec- robins proclaims these birds as scouts not in the regular camping is found east of the Missis Jerome Gooding Camas and Twin course and table tennis will be major ' tions were given by Scouts Albert longing to the thrush family About 15 species 'exist In the Falls counties periods have attended and a total activities Hickman Merlin Killpack Karl The males of most species of birds sippi of 151 acouterr ndether visitors The western states are more highly colored than their Mexico and South America Shipp and John Leavitt have been at camp with Is true reverse to the but were mates Life’ awards presented The regular camp periods begin Swans and geese mate for life Nolan Servoss and Elwood John- the kingfishers and phalaropes in Mondays and Thursd&ys at 9 a m wife male his deserts the duck but all do "T males the son of troop 49 of the Pioneer ward the latter species ? z' Female eagles when incubation begins and picks while first and second class awards the incubating season one new a the fiercer following were presented to a large number and hawks are larger and Teal Fastest Duck of scouts as follows First class— than males Falconers train and d Garth Frazier troop 41 Provo Sec- use females (n hunting A teal onp of the ond ward Sidney A Russell troop fastest flying of ducks travels about Hawks Owls and Farms 43 Provo Third ward Sterling Dur-rain miles an hour A duck-haw- k Troop 45 which has gained wide in the performance of these pledged Contrary to general belief most 40 Karl Shipp DeLong Morris ex- a spurt can go twice this speed renown services are owls and of hawks through its singing will and paid-fo- r species ELY Nev— James M Lockhart Bill and Johnson Raymond Young beneficial to agriculture Swifts have been said to attain a send 60 boys to the silver jubilee "Understanding however my regvice president and member of the Albert Hickman troop 49 Pioneer tremely 200 miles an of Interbe to not are hours school harmspeed of top ular nearly aided in by chief their jamboree Wasihngton prey consisting Nevada area Boy Scout executive ward Second class— Eugene Faux ful insects and hour fered with rodents a novel financial plan district was named committee Jack Thurgood troop 41 Gordon The western meadowlark Is ' a Guaranteed by the troop com"Good until fully discharged In are not native AmeriPheasants of Boy Scout work in Bullock troop 43 Edward Killpack cans chairman more much versatile finished and detailed” as sold from were service have their scouts the mittee imported They White Pine county this week Ray Long Karl Mitchell troop 49 China to England and then to this songster than his eastern cousin notes in exchange for needed money Following the signature are the Horace Bath was named secreand Stanford Gease troop '51 of names to the committee troop Washington country They do not migrate and The term “bald" in connection to take them treasurer N H Chapin tary Harold The note reads: “On my honor Charles Winter chairman seldom move many miles' from the with our American eagle is a short A' Smith area Thomas deputy I Holgreen locality where they were “planted’ form of “piebald" and refers to his as a scout and as a member of troop Allen Ed Burnham of commissioner uPaul Sirkeglan Boys at Gimp council I pledge good George Koulis Joseph Seeley and or hatched Quail grouse and bob white plumaged head and tail which 45 of H Ruth T Marshall Kimberly — Van OGDEN Boy Scouts totaling 140 white also are nonmlgratory On the are brown until the third year Jesse H and reliable service for 160 hours Lcmar Williams Rev E W Kellett of Ely and from Davis and Box Elder counties other hand the golden plover travThe dipper or water ouzel often (160 hours of honest labor) as and Sweden scoutmaster Lyman AndClaude Behrman of McGill district are at Camp Kiesel which opened els distances of 2400 miles in a builds itp nest behind waterfalls when called upon until fully and erson and Joseph Anderson ascommissioners this week it is reported from local single migratory flight and the arc- through which It flies to reach it faithfully discharged sistants i and Oscar Evans song The reorganization of the White scout headquarters Part of the Box tic tern summers in the arctic cir This curious little wren-lik- e bird "I will perform any duty or task leader Norman Rockwell noted artist designed this poster for the Pine county Boy Scout unit followed Eider boys are hiking from Bug cle where it breeds and then “sum can actually fly under water an that a boy can will or should be The plan was approved by the hiw The official jamboree uniform an ‘nsetja scries of lake into Camp Kiesel which they mers” the other six months of the has the ability to walk along the called upon to perform— within the Salt' Lake council The troop is silver jubilee jamboree L of the jamboree insignia which will be worn by every delegate and Dr F A Batkin scout executive expect to reach by the middle of year in the antarctic the longest bottom of a swift running moun power of a hoy of my age and size sponsored by the Thirty-fourtfw Nevada next week known flight of any bird “I will aim to please at all times D S ward ia view of the encampment area are shown tain atrearp whole-hearte- Two Camps Will Talcs of Real DoS BUTCH: Crossbreed Whose Trieks Fought for Master’s Life Open on Monday s m ed Club Starts Speaking Course i of Youths Sawtooth Tracy Training Outside Routine Work Honor Court Held By Provo District five-ye- Official Jamboree Details Given Concerning Many Varieties of Birds Dress AUGUST! 2130&9&! tx one-wee- r’JAV' i ruby-throa- I rest-frequ- greep-winge- ent Scouts Sign ‘Work Notes’ To Pay for Jubilee Trip w-- White Pine District Group Reorganized Salt-Lak- mcetmald h I |