Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Bcoutmaslers’ course train-l- SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 25 1934 "Once a Scout Always a Scout" nr begins D Q: fT All troop reports on President’s Good Turn SCOUTS' and SCOOTERS’ PAGE Match 7 at 7:30 p m at Jordan junior high school are now due at council headquarters Ongjea ScouteF Always a Scouter" Scoutmasters Timpanogos Scout Leader To Get Training Makes His Council One of Course in March Largest in Entire Country SCOUT COUNCIL WINS NATIONAL MERITAWARD All Troops irt Council Expected to Send One Men or PROVO— Directing a huge enter- - how efficient especially when this prise with all its varied activities may enterprise is composed’ of 3300 boys Salt Lake Area Receives seem a job which would ruffle th’ej scattered over an area nearly as large featheranf any executive no matter as the state of Utah hut to A A' An- Roosevelt Certificate derson ascout executive of the Timpanogos Boy Scout council the work is merely play 1933 Record Plans for two scoutmasters’ training Mr Anderson who has been excourses to be conducted by leaders ecutive of the council since its organiFor the records of efficiency and of the Salt Lake council By Scouts zation in 1921 is recognized as one ervice it made during the year 1933 of America during the first three of the foremost men in scouting In ttie Salt Lake council Boy Scouts of weeks of March were announced at the west and is originator of the troop scout headquarter? Thursday America received last week the camping type of scout camps which L L McDonald of New York naThe courses will be held at the President Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1 Jordan junior high school March award from the headquarters of the tional chairman of camping has deEach class will 3 8 10 15 and 17 clared he hoped would be instituted national organization in New York A letter enclosed with the award begin at 7:30 p m throughout the whole United States Two separate courses are given within the next ten years by James E We'st chief scout exOne the approved training course for One of the prime movers in the forecutive of the national organization scoutmasters will be conducted by aid the award was merited by the mation of the Timpanogos council D E Hammond chief scout executive Mr Anderson has been the directing council “because' of its satisfactory and D L Roberts field executive of record of accomplishment in the year genius who assisted by other loyal 1933 in going forward with the Ten workers has been responsible for the the council The other a standard course in the principles of scoutmas-- : council growing from a small Utah Year 'Program" of the scout organi-lation county unit to the largest area countershlp will be conducted by Philo T cil in the United States At the presFarnsworth chairman of the counExtends Congratulations cil’s leadership and training commit ent time the council embram-jMs- t “May I extend congratulations to of southern Utah and southeastern tee you and through you to all the offiNevada and includes 25 districts with Standard Course Classes cers scouts and Scouters of your a scout enrollment close to 3300 boys Classes In instruction in the standcouncil who contributed to this splenard course include studies of the nadid result” said the letter addressed Began Work in Idaho ture of the Boy scout programs scout to D E Hammond chief scout execuMr Anderson began his scout activitive of the council ing objectives scouting methods of ties in Idaho in 1915 when he served education programs “I hope your progress will conas a troop committeeman at Popular suband of values character scouting tinue from year to year until the Later he was a scoutmaster at Idaho jects pertaining to scout tests and complete objective of the Ten Year principles Falls for several years Upon movProgram has been achieved" Mr Courses are given annually They West concluded ing to Pleasant Grove in 1918 he beto furnish scouters for are intended The Ten Year Program said Mr came scoutmaster of the Second wart) new with Hammond includes as its most imtroops training principles L D S troop in that city Showing Every troop1 in the council said Mr portant objective an aim thtjt in Hammond is expected to send one or 1942 one of every four new male citirare ability to handle youngsters' in All adult more men to theclasses zens in the United States will ba a all branches of their activities he was are committeemen four-yea- r and leaders man tropp the unanimous choice of church offiwelcome The council Mr "Hammond said cials for the post of director of Muto for leader qualify wishing achieved a large increase in memtual Dell when this camp was built in 'Any the advanced scoutmasters' training American Fork canyon by the Alpine bership during the year a do so certificate by becoming may L D S stake in 1919 He served in Attains BIJRJ Members course’’ this approved leader'through this capacity for two years ' From a membership of 4221 scouts Mr said Hammond A A Anderson a the close of 1932 the council atKeeping abreast latest developments in scouting he has attended all tained a membership of 5051 scouts at 10 a m the second of a Sunday the national training conferences for at the close of 1933 In addition to series of training course lessons for scout executives during the past few this Mr Hammond said there was a district commissioner will be held at years and his influence has been felt reregistration of overl65 per cent of the scout headquarters in the cham in the higher councils of the national the qualified scouts in the council in her of commerce As a result he has had organization 1933 Educators Conducted By conferred upon him the rank of secDefinite programs adopted by the ond degree in the “Growth of a Scout The series which was designed tfi council at the beginning of 1933 were Executive" which indicates that he is apply the principles of supervision scarried out and announced as comheld in high esteem by the national as practiced in schools to scouting pleted at the end of the year Mr scout authorities conducted by prominent Salt Hammond said In many cases procil is holding the award ribbon and reading the letter which accom- being Lake council Boy Scouts of America last week was preThe Salt chairB BINGHAM— J He has spent much time among Meyers Lake city and county educators grams planned for a two or three panied it while D L Roberts left field executive of the council Dr Dr J T Worlton assistant super man of the Bingham scout council and Hopi and Navajo Indians and one of year period were well begun before sented the President Franklin Delano Roosevelt award for efficiency Hill R vice M and Fred Michelsen George (eitreme left) president intendent of Salt Lake schools and district executive announced Thurs- his hobbies is collecting and studying the end of the year vice president of the council look on during 1933 In the picture Malcolm A Keyscr president of the coun Indian lore and hieroglyphics His Mr Farnsworth will lead the discusday that the following scouts are eli- "Legend of Timpanogos" which probsion at Sunday's sessions rank promo- ably every boy ltv the Timpanogos Other speakers to conduct classes gible for awards and ' council is familiar with has done during the next three lessons are tions: to popularize ML Timpanogos Dr J T Wadlquist professor of edu111— Eagle Hugh Huebner much Troop and the Timpanogos counciL cation at the University of Utah Dr r Nerdin and Gordin Gust Boyd of H Calvin S Smith superintendent Instills Religions Background the Granite school district and Dr L Berg first class Bill Graio secto becoming a scout executive Prior John Nuttall Jr superintenden tof ond class Gene Sumnicht tenderfoot Mr Anderson had served as a merAll scout troops in the Salt Lake Lake schools Salt Niel Forsness Albert Hatfield George his jaws the council will report within the next chant farmer and contractor and Perhaps you have read of "Ani- John Dell of the Fort Hamilton The course will meet March 4 MEMBERSHIP GROWS of long Island N Y One night ed Persian cat that was Mrs Bessi’s and 18 concluding on March 18 Nichols Louis Brown Paul Goris week their progress in executing the has been idea an that Hero mal Day” while living in Idaho had been an L in of the Scouts Boy Registration in the house which the loved E Harpet President’s Good Turn said D Sugio Valvarz Billy Brown and taken up by several states but which Dells apartment D S bishop for 12 years This varied’ Teton Peaks was council Idaho showed lived fire SatEveryone caught Hammond chief scout executive old Tedesco the asleep an increase in membership during the originated with Digna Belais career gave him a good chance to see These are only a few of the dogs 112— five Saltas Pete urday Star Troop Today I am Heck was awakaned by the choking brought by their proud and grateful The troops have been at work gath- last two months announced H S New York humanitarian merit badges"first class Fred Hoine men crrfd boys in all lines of work and in of sensation smoke his and eyes owners to the auditorium of a big two merit badges second class Max activities and to become a good judge ering supplies for the needy during Alvord of Idaho Falls Twin Peaks going to give you very brief ac- nostrils He raised the alarm and New York store on Animal Hero day the past two weeks Mr Hammond council executive last week Golish Louie Pazell Rufus Garcia of character which has helped him counts of some of thenedaj winning and kepLon barking furiously hurling in 1932 Well did they deserve the raid and preliminary reports' from a The council ended 1933 with - 83 greatly In his scout work It also gave Paul Garcia Jack Larson Steve of 1932 in New York and himself against the various hero doors dogs medals they received there (though I few troops indicate that the council troops registered and with about 2000 Max Scroggin and Henry Mc- him an insight into the needs of of aroused barks them their every jbelieve they W0lild have preferred a will be extremely successful in gath- scouts and scouters Mr Alvord said the gallant deeds that won Mace and young men and boys and as a result The Eastern Donald tdnderfoot George tenant in the slumbering house and juicy The steak to n the medals POCATELLO Idaho— Tom Pazel merit badges Sonny he has not only impressed the thoutroop was regis- medals ering supplies of the council to enabled all from Area them alive Boy Idaho of a the medalists was poodle escape sands of scout workers who have been ever moulded) and loud was the Two troops which reported during tered February 17 and the number of One and Frank an organiza- Walker Mike Pearce Fluffy by name owned by Norma Ed- thi flames the week showed a large variety of scouts has increased by 15 praise of the public for their great Scouts’ first cub pack each one and Howard Anderson trained under him with the necessity of the 9bnd between ages of tion child In Norma's of living a clean upright lift but also wards a boys and small exploits two supplies collected by their members PRINCIPAL SPEAKER absence from home Fluffy was taken Then there was Sandy a big sable Yet— thousands and hundreds of 11 was being formulated by D C 136— Eagle William Mayne has shown them the need of religion Troop 15 reported that over 240 difTroop 'collie area executive Thursday owned by a Mrs Isabel Riley thousands of other dogs every year Watkins to make it well balanced and fuIL ferent articles had been collected and Attired in full Indian regalia Ru- care of by the janitress of the apartfirst class Joe Watts and Harry The group which has promise of family Sandy was the devoted chum of Mrs risk or lose their lives to save life second class Norman Peterson During the many years of his servplaced in storage to await disposition ben Jacobs scoutmaster of the Fort ment where the Edwards beto wish of who that One day Dogs that never get a word of praise 20 boys age Riley’s baby granddaughter and Albert Dunn tenderfoot Evan ice as executive of the council he has by the Salt Lake eounty relief Agen- Hall Indian reservation Boy Scout lived come members will be completely Pearson John Madson and Jack E conducted six scout caravan trips to The janitress was devoted to the the child trotteid out into the very for following their natural cies Troop 74 reported collection of troop was principal speaker at instinct dogs that regard such organized with the proper program Householder Joe the Utah national parks with a total of over 143 articles merit badges meeting of the Pocatello Rotary club lonely little dog and Fluffy was duly middle of a crowded street A motor the’ corner and heroism as part of the day’s work of activities within two weeks said Moore Ned Chestnut LaVarre Stras-ber- 1200 scouts and 74 scouters participatThe other troops of the council will February 15 A Sioux Indian himself grateful for the care lavished on her car whizzeij-'trounbore do upon her It is to these unsung dog heroes Mr Watkins you shall see and Harr Roberson each one ing Nine times In 13 years he has report their progress in the drive be- Mr Jacobs discussed the Indian sign AsOne night the poodle was sleeping Sarri went into instant action He that my thoughts turn on Animal Ralph Comstock and Garr Merrill Avery Masters and George Cuthbert personally conducted the council’s anfore the end of next week Mr Ham- language and Indian lore and dewho are to become den chiefs of the each two William Mayne Duane nual Eagle flight to Yellowstone namond said As soon as all reports are scribed the benefits of scouting to In- in the yard Nobody can guess what dashed into the street and thrust the Hero ddy scout group met with Mr Mitchell Wayne Shaw Scott Nelson tional park and the Utah national of baby out of the path of the onrush-ininstinct her warned them was own dian mysterious on the Among junior reservation my at council fiery He was the boys complete headquarters car and back onto the sidewalk little collie Wolf who know- Watkins at the scout headquarters vto Gam Carpenter Joe Watts and Jack parks with a total of 175 Eagle scouts detailed lists of the amounts collected accompanied to the meeting by Chief danger to the woman who had been A total of 86 camps at so good to her But she rushed to But though he was able to save ingly threw away his shining life in go over the plans of organization V Householder each three and Nor- participating by each troop will be sent to the na- Johnny Ballard of the Bannock tribe is an eagle man Peterson four 784 troops and 11760 scouts and which a his little playmate fbm death he was order to toss a worthless mongrel off set basement Comstock the door front and The on youth up the reservation scout tional headquarters in New most unearthly howling Sleepy not able to save himself from injury a railroad track from under the cow- scout and the Merrill youth is a life Troop 150 — Life Ivor Pickering and 1113 scouters have participated have York MEDALS AWARDED neighbors yelled to her to shut up The car hit him 'with terrific force catcher of a express scout The young men will hold Harold Adams eagle Donald Jenson been directed by him during the past The canvass was completed Thurs 12 years Six troops in the vicinity of Black-foo- t Fluffy howled and barked all the He was picked up for dead Careful train weekly meetings with the cub packs first class Joe Murray Buddy day Mr Hammond said ’ One humanitarian society after an- and monthly meetings will be ar- Mackee Donald Lyons Junior Barkle Active in Civic Affairs nursing brought him back to health Idaho were awarded Roosevelt louder awards for efficiency during 1933 at a A policeman heajd the din and after he had been seemingly a hope- other wrote to me proffering medals ranged by the troop committee and and Albert Marsh second class Spenhandicapped by a shrinkAlthough court of honor held in the district came to see what was the matter He less cripple for" six months or more in honor of that gallant deed but I the club master to be selected later cer Jacques and Junior Pett tender- ing budget Mr Anderson has carcourtroom at Blackfoot February 18 rapped at the basement door to rouse I think Sandy deserved his medal refused them all as graciously as a A scout's ipother will assist both of foot Charles Hudson Keith Decal ried on the work of the council with Life-SavinFor he had been sore and heavy heart would allow me the youths irt the program for activi- Keith Sullinger Paul Kuhnie Gordon greater and greater efficiency each A number of sc&uts of the district re- someone who might be abel to silence if ever a dog did g As he knocked he taught to know the mortal peril that to They could not bring back my ties ceived badges at the meeting Over the noisy dog Jenson Elviii Winn Calvin Junes and extending the scope of activities to me And Wolfe's memMr Watkins stated that 6234 new Robert Davis merit badges Spencer year caught the odor of gas He kicked the a motor car entails to child and beast hero-chu150 attended and giving more and more of his perdoor in alike He risked his life knowingly ory needed no such gilding to make cubs were added in the national se’tup Jacques Albert Marsh Donald Lyons sonal time and experiences Besides A gas-je- t had been left on In the to save his little chum me remember his splendid exploit SEA SCOUTS GROW Joe Murray and Harold Adams each conducting the scout executive duties during 1933 POCATELLO Idaho—D C Wat three Ivor Pickering four James he also has taught a class In scout With one 'of the largest artificial janitress’ room She was unconscious kins chairman of the swimming and fresh water bodies in the United when she was dragged out into clean 'Baby Blue Smoke was an aristoBarkle six and Buddy Mackee seven leadership at Brigham Young univerlife saving committee of the locai States but a few hours distant the air In another few minutes it would cratic chow dog ' He belonged to Wilsity during the past three years as chapter of the American Red Cross Sea Scout movement in Pocatello have been too late to save her from liam Schutz" and was his master’s well as taking an active part in civic stated Saturday that about 25 men Idaho is advancing it was announced death But for Fluffy the unfortu- adoring pal Schutz’s automobile was and church affairs of this city nate woman’s plight would not have out of order The mart put a jack and women in southeastern Idaho will By William G KingHaving come in contact with thoubeen discovered until morning under it anti when he had raised it be rechecked for life saving certifi- ’The Pocatello Sea Scout sands of boys his charming personalreof the birds handsomest of the One troop to the height he wanted it he ’subcates at the state swimming pool at cently ity and sincere eagerness to help each organized two new patrols Spike was a bull terrior owned by stituted wooden supports for the jack commonly seen in Utah is the Lava Hot Springs Saturday and Sun-- one in troop 12 and everyone has resulted in thou— and what is more impor-hawk sponsored by the Po- James O'Connor a former soldier Then he crawled' beneath the masands of bovs being fired with an amday catello L D S Sixth ward and the most one is beneficial of the he tant O’Connor was hiking through the chine and set to work Earle Di Stiles San Francisco will other in troop 18 what to bition to follow in his footsteps and finding the sponsored by mgn Wyoming mountains when a pack of was wrong with it Baby Blue Smoke be at the state pool to give the exam- focatello Celebrating the tenth anniversary four bovs especially De Alton PartTo be Employes’ association wolves surrounded the place he was Never a sparrow-hawkill Shop of its founding troop 126 at Tooele ridge Merrill Christopherson yerl stood watching with keen interest inations for life saving certificates The Sea Scout ship No 703 is captures smaller But the sure he sometimes these antics of her master held a parents’ and sons’ banquet ip Dixon and Ellis McAllister all of the Eight men and women from Bannock sponsored by the Pocatello post No camping for the night on when rare occasions They were fierce from hunger and chow’s interest changed'suddenly to birds but only the Community Methodist church gt council have risen to great heights county will take1 the recheck exam- 4 of the American Legion Grasshoppers pressed by hunger they dashed toward the sleeping man alarm ination and it is expected that two The scene of the maneuvers Tooele February 9 in scouting now being members of for the beetles crickets gbphers rats and included Leonard West the national scout organization The The flimsy wooden supports-gav- e from each of the following counties ship is at the American Falls reser- Spike hurled himself at the savage Speakers his regbrutes and fought them off until way The heavy car collapsed pin- other inseqt rodent pests are B G Sweet the Rev Charles W inspiration and influence of Mr Am will take advantage of the opportu- voir near Pocatello O’Connor was on his feet and able to ning the man under its weight and ular diet Hancher of Salt Lake H L Zetter-ma- derson was instrumental in their se- nity: Power Bingham Oneida hawk ue the gun be carried The bull r threatening to crush his life out This gorgeously colored little scoutmaster Joe S Hicks and curing their present positions the was badly torn but escaped alive Three of his ribs were fractured Tssc5rcely larger than a robin— he Wilbur H Smith youths assert" county Wyoming after saving his master from a rather Schutz’s family and the neighbors is active flashy spectacular fearless The Tribune last Sunday stated that With economic conditions improvAH applictnts must report to Mr out from a tree and hover will He dart hideous of death form 126 was held heard din a tremendous chow the The Watkins at the state pool before Satby troop banquet ing plans for next summer's camping was fairly splitting his throat with in the air with rapidly beating wings at the" Community Methodisi and scout program are being drawnMagna urday at 2 p m Heck was a police dog German church in Magna The banquet was which will make it the most outstandbarks and screeches and was gallop- and tail ready to pounce down upon A special governmental arrangeand belonged to Sergeant whatever food his sharp eye detects held at the Community Methodisi ing in the history of the council Mr a meeting shepherd) ment with the American Red Cross PLEASANT GROVE-ring around the house trying to break be it grasshopper or fieldmouse When in somewhere to give the alarm’ to church in Tooele by troop 126 oliAnderson states and he can hardly has made the services of Mr Stiles of the Boy Scouts of the Timpanogos he arises from the ground he will make received membership certificates and the humans inside there Tooele (wait to get the program under way available to southeastern Idaho resi- stake recently held with Stake ScoutOut they ran to learn what was fog a tree and perch quietly enjoying No charge other than the master LeGrand Jarman in charge awards dents Gordon Membership certificates matter They found the totured his repast regular fee at the state pool vill be and Executives A H Lowe and Jl R Wright Reed Beck Elwood Green the He has two black patches on each OOITOI ROT A DISEA3S Hallidsy present the following scouts Bert West Arlo Walker Tom Larson man under the car ard applied t)e cheek slate gray head and wings redcharged those participating jack and dragged him out It was Don Gillman Ralph Jacobs second Baby Blue Smoke alone whose out- dish back and tail light if not white by talwaukee Ila-- It bas teen brought to class scouts Glade Gillman Wendell cries yvith all parts barred or brought rescue before the huge underneath ' ! 1b not Gillman Leland Louder Hall We- car crushed researoh the life out of the victim spotted with black are Sparrow-hawkand flickers thers Leo Johnson Verland Ash ten- beneath it as ouch not to be ease and derfoot scouts Don Gillman Ralph said to often migrate in great fldcks Milwaukee 737 Box Rook Nemo was an Old English Sheep- together on a perfectly sociable basis ishing wild life of our country — and Dept 594 by almost everyone and even his en- Jacobs Keith Nelson merit badges over 50 emies will respect him The nen that Don Gammett' Stanley Swenson El dog and belonged to Mario Bessi One —especially in the fall migration souththe ignorant depraved or prominent only have attained the highest places in wood Freeman Lloyd Adams 'Jack night coal gas filled the Bessi house ward of treatment method e -minded man or boy will molest or has The intelligent farmer recognizes! history are the ones who have been He auocessful whleh be them proven highly true to their trust the valuable services of both hawks destroy Rook be Dr needles operation When a boy lean this he will unNemo went to work at them one! and owls and lets them live He knows oppoeed poyJScouts wih their love of nature hie own expense after another until they all wcre'they save him many dollars every-- their knowledge of wild life and their published a Copyrighted book failingly be loyal to his country his treatment He self and he will be much happier and parents and his friend He will notson Don Gammett Eugene Walker shaken out of their stupor and could year and draining in conservation and in fair whioh about Mark stagger out of doors Then Nemo These birds are picturesque more contented if he lives according gossip about people and he will be alHoracc Walker: life scouts amiplay are the staunchest friends and book send back into the reeking house beautiful as well as necessary Thej istrongest defenders of our allies the iststaunch supporter of the institutions! Gammett Eiwood Freeman and ' J presently carrying are an important part of the for ? troop-buildin- scout-traine- ’ d Bingham Lists Scouts Eligible For New Awards Troops to Make Reports on Aid Drive for Needy The Week In Scouting T ales of Real Dogs - By Albert Payson Terhiine Del-ma- Dog Stars of Animal Hero Day’ garri-betwee- n Scouts Organize First Cub" Pack in East Side Area eighty-sevent- Pa-sel- l h Mas-car- Rog-erso- d g red-gol- Red Cross Plans Tests Saturday Sunday Dynamite on Wings last-wee- Tooele Troop Has Fathers’ Sons’ Fete ' sparrow- k n olir ter-rie- Certificates Go To Stake Scouts At ' aoientifio Is s - dimin-jbird- s narrow- that goitre treated light tie prM jeers goltre specialist for perfected different i to at thie telle goitre this will fcreet9a£jQfloJMerested EfttobioJtoLai ' |