| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 6 C 1B3L "Once a Scout Always a Seoul" ld training v first’ course starts' Lectures o- - Vanguard story contest i and SCOUT SCOUTS’ " to bo given Mondays and Thursdays for five weeks- - MAY 20 commerce on" Tuesday Scouterf! Once a Scouter Always-Tinfpanogos Scouts to Camp at Paradise Park O: at 8 pm - a The SCOUT NECKERCHIEF MANY EVENTS to take place at chamber of ) ) retold PROVO MAN SCOUTS TO VIE NAMED HEAD ’FILL PROGRAM THOUSAND S L By R H LAMOTT The neckerchiefl What is purely distinctive of toe scout? i tary organizations wear similar uniforms and insignia but the necklr-chie- f of Council Will A Anderson Succeeds is a heritage from toe acout Of Field Executive Lamott to toe scouts D E Hammond the 'prairie and plains Assemble Liberty Plan Slakes Provisions of “today f 15 Park Th neckerchief! No scout is corCamporal All Scouts rectly uniformed without it No other neckwear is recognized s ofM&rd than 1000 scouts are expected ficial for acout Our leader wear LOGANScoiit Executive A A When the Tracy Wigwam open on necktiea signifying their positions as Anderson of the Provo Boy Scout assemble In Liberty park June 15 -to of 3unt 11 for the elx week’ period leader but all scouts should wear council was elected president Of the to “do their best” In the second anth neckerchief No special dispen- scout executive seminar at the monthRamping for all eooute of the coun-il- l Salt Lake council camporee The nual sation is made for any acout or group ly meeting held here Friday at which program In which every acout camporee will continue until June 18 of scouts than to wear other also S D Young of Jhe Ogden council officially e with representative patrol from all at tamp may find an interesting a neckerchief was named secretary Mr Anderson troops of toe council competing lor will begin aaid B H Lamott to wear neckerchief? Scouts succeeds D E Hammond of the Salt Why honors the neckerchief because it is charac- Lake council while Mr Young wa fleld executlve in charge of the cemp program of The camporee la ' ’ teristic toe wilderness of th and pio- reelected The term of office is until " faturday camping in which every troop patrol life neer of America early TSaout next May n the council may enter a patroL The program a deviled by the com' leaders reslize tost the Seoul neckDuring most of to meeting plans During the past two month contest mlttee in charge of the wigwam will erchief adds much to toe morale of for the statewide camporal at Salt have been held in troops for the seth troop and to the color of toe troop Lake June 22 and 23 were discussed include almost every form of acout lection f the patrol which will enter in on parade They wear i$ too because The camporal is a great camp of repactivity which may be conducted will the camporee scouts are prepared fop emergencies resentative patrols from the different camp Mr Lamott said Activitieswork-erCompeting not against each other acout trained uses and toe conducted of th be neckerchief at Utah councils and elaborate plans by but against a fixed standard of camp merit badge examiner scoutmassuch time are manifold Real scout-er- which are to be announced soon are efficiency adopted by council offiters and other qualified to conduct are well acquainted with these being made for the affair These pacers the patrols will spend one night ’ uses and would feel unprepared if trols ere now in process of selection acout activities June 15 in camp maintaining as well Each program aa arranged for the their troop did not wear them with through a grading process in the as is possible a model and efficient th uniform on all occasion Paradise park situated on Moeby mountain 3 miles northeast of camp and campsite The tra- various councils camp season ha laid will include scouts of Roosevelt Ducheane selected as site for ditions that grow up with th meanbeen camthe Roosevelt has three day of camp work In thia chairman for the The general Regulations Given and Vernal districts of the Tlmpanogos council The acouts will hold ing of neckerchiefs In troop colons poral is Oscar A Kirkhsm asssociate way two complete program! will be will officially open The 16 camporee week In the June the a conducted each week make a big contribution to toe necker- regional director of the Twelfth rethere upper picture camp during beginning 12 noon and will remain chief value Progrime will include handicraft group of soouters of the council are shown looking over the park In June 15 at gion Each council is holding a patrol 2 Dr James E West chief acoiit exec- competition camporee gnd lrom this work including leather work peck the lower picture Dr K B Pfoutx of Fayson chairman of the council continuously 18in operation through of the Jufte period During m' is shown an utive is extremely anxious that all Camporee the winning patrol will be arrow into to the air frame building rope making model committee dedicate shooting camping scouts wear the scout neckerchief to named to represent toe council at the the camp Dr Flouts an expert archer dedicates council camps with the camporee those registered will airplane building wood carving not be allowed to leave the camp th exclusion of all other neckwear state camporal camp gadget work tin can craft this eeremony but must remain and participate in Dr West aaya “We are anxious to Executives of the seminar alw disand nature craft ttudlei hiking inthe activities conducted by camp ofovernight have the cooperation of every acout cussed' the program for the old scout cluding naturallam hike ficers — hike and contest hikes to definite and acout official in making effective In this discussion outlines of plans AtI2 noon all patrols will have the regulation covering the official for the Vanguards and Sea Scouts points in the vicinity of the wigwam checked Jn to the camp have received including treasure hunt athletic uniform Insignia and badges To tol- were made but no announcement of assignments of campsites and will baseball volley ball camp game and erate The Scout Is Brave conscious disregard for reprogram was ready at this time be at worfcv arranging their camps contest camp improvement dutie quirements even in simple matters John D Giles field representative No noon meal will be cooked by the breed disrespect for law and order of the Y M M I A stated However including making of rustic furniture to win despite handicaps1 Theod&ej scouts By h p Th first meal to be cooked When I have found boy wearing the it was decided to work In cooperation cooking place nature study exhibit a 34 man of Seentmaater was Although will be dinner that Roosevelt Troop trail building camp publicity work neckerchief under instead of over the with the national council and follow sucto determination to He th lace has had courage danger frail boy he During the first few hour of the campfire work at removal of dead shirt collar it developed that invari- closely the program that is to be in spite of fear and to stand up for ceed and finally became president of camp the scouts will draw plans of tree and stumps and esmp mapping ably the aoout and indeed their own adopted by it Mr Giles stated that friends or the peers or threats of ene- our own United States of America their camps arrange menus for their and reading opportunities for which scoutmaster did not understand the the announcement of the program mies and defeat does not down him Bravery! meals' submit statements of their there will be a library containing a necker-chl- would coma from national headquarof way the wearing the Real bravery was exhibited by Conraget equipment and set up their camp complete set of merit badge pamphI am anxious that every scout ter very soon The quality which meads the dif- boy who in the winter of 1932 was All scouts must carry their packs lets service acout book and other and acout official etudy th diagrom for toe older boys Is an Programs Coloference between success and failure a passenger in a school bus in into the camp type of book for boy wear the neckerchief in the right way important part of scouting it was No man has risen to toe heights un- rado The bus was caught in a bliz-arMr Lamott announced a aample of Te Cook Three Meals out at tha meeting and that he oi invite brought the attention conless he had toe courage of his and snowed In While toe driver three-dacamp program which is as scouts end fneals will be cooked durfor the other Plans the fellows to Three to part when right way victions One of toe best examples went for help this boy kept the other follow: Monday— a m aet up to play in toe comhe finds art the Vanguards camp them period dinner June 15 ing it wearing wrong of courage that cornea to my mind is childreiv f rom freezing to death By camp 11 a m activity 12 noon and lunA June 16 No Th pcout neckerchief slid has ing M L A conference in Salt Lake breakfast and Stein-metthe case of the great scientist playing games and singing songs he canned vegetables fruits nor soup lunch 1S0 p m reading quiet hour executives over were the hy gone msny over a advantages knot or a who although deformed to such was able to keep them interested and 2 p m camp activity 545 p m eveThare la only one way I wear to tight holder The slide The only canned can and ahould but no announcement made as to what an extent that people pointed him out awake To his presence of mind and will be permitted 1:30 p m cent neckerchief That to th right be loosened in toe scout is ning colons 6 p m dinner be will It by played part hot goods allowed will be milk and fisi weather In en hadowe deter-their was other when m a ' children he the the 8:30 campfire boy p bravery A games way’ twilight will be judged on the when th neckerchief is expected that the acouts and mination or courage to fight for recog- lives for to fall asleep meant to freeze The patrols and 930 a m tap On Tuesday the Pint fold th seckarchlef ence t emergency will have some definite part needed following basis: Camp neatness camp reached to nition the and death top finally acout would go on an objective hike get th triangle According t the get it and only one hand Is free to on the program however Mr Giles Paradise park situated on Mosby in his chosen mp thrift meals uniit may be slipped off by pullThe true scout Is the real exempli- efficiency profession and on Wednesday nature etudy ac- it f th bey torn the long edge ing down i ? aid cooking pack equipment mountain 30 miles northeast of Roosedis- forms man fication can another he is There of whose but Inches Do thia knot In toe slid and th overhand tivities would bo conducted During ever about tw bravery on motion Diverting from the trend of the equipment bedding caiPP arrangeopen hour ell other activities of the ameethly ence or twice t Insure the prefer the manufacturedWhether you day’s business toe visiting executives velt was selected as the site lor the achievements are known to all acouts - tinguish between bravery and fool- ment and organizatiom r or an " summer camping of scouts oi Roose- who is an example of courage per- Hardiness and puts fear in the camp would be at th disposal of the neckerchief lying imeothly at th individual one make euroslid At the close of the camporee the to slide in some way found out it wu "the and had who when determination the arrives emergency Scouts ground back and hanging eerraetly in front can be loosened in case - T ' various patrols entered will be given of emergency birthday of Scout Executive Preston velt Duchesne and Vernal districts of V1"'" The camp will be open to any aoout Pise around th ntek ever th cel- The slide adds distinctly to th ap- W Pond of Cache valley council and the Timpanogoe council by a party of ratings on a basis of their efficiency underwith folds th tha having permission of his scoutmaster f shirt lar during the camp The ratings will ' end his parents to attend - A scout neath insert th slid up ever th pearance of the neckerchief which during toe intermission between toe council officers who visited the park be made on a basis of score sheets in turn le th most distinctive part morning and afternoon sessions Mr may tay at toe camp for a period of ends t th pent where th knot of the entire acout uniform Pond was toe honored guest at a lunch recently oompiled by camporee officials d from one to six days No fee will would be if tied as a at the Bluebird A large birthday The park Is a long valley dotted At 2 p m June 16 all scouts shall be charged but each scout will be re- necktie cake with the right number of can- with have cleared eamp and started lor lakes The country small and own many his to bedding an In lease twe bring ends tie Then the quired dles on It the numbec being kept a their homes One of toe important Award Presented feu own food for his tay overhand knot leaving tha short end secret was placed on the table and is wooded and the clearing of the park points of camp efficiency is asthat — —— one in back sumef th longer it scouts leave the park exactly t At Special Court MrrPond was presented with gifts presents an ideal spot for a scout This to th eniy correct way to tic was before they came with no rubfrom the visiting executives mer camp and wear th scout neckerchief Besides Mr Anderson Mr Giles bish or camp equipment left lying The scouts of the three districts will on the lawns D X Hammond Salt Lake council Mr Pond and Mr Young other visi- hold their the park during in camp executive presented awards at a spe- tors were H S Alvord Teton Peak the week begtnningJune 16 Prior Idaho D E to cial court of honor 7 last council Idaho Falls the camp several miles of road will Central Christian Hammond Salt Lake council R H be built to make th upper park of Sunday at th 1 Lamott and D L Roberts field execu- the church : valley selected as the campsite The court of honor was held In con- tives of to Salt Lake council accessible to the acouts Following the meeting the exeeu nection with a Mother’i day program The site was inspected May 6 by a at the church The program was fives were entertained at the home party of council scouter Colorful stories of the pony express including toe attended and Mr later Pond of Hew scoutR V'ill be retold at the ennual Vanguard Robertson opened by A A Anderson Timpagonos council master James'D Moffet' commis- pageant "My Father’s House” at the executive Dr R B Pfoutx of Payaon Uetold story contest which will be POCATELLO Idaho— Boy Scouts held at th chamber of commerce in this section will begin their campSome 80 aeouters of the Salt Lake sioner at large presided at the Investi- Logan L D S' tabernacle which is Kenneth Anderson of Provo Alfred Le Rawlings as- part of toe golden jubilee of toe Lo- Lublin of Roosevelt Forest Ranger annual ture ceremony council registered lor th Tuesday at 8 p m ing activities at Camp Tendoy 17 AND The executive Saturday t Each Vanguard district in the coun- council first aid course conducted by sistant scoutmaster of troop 42 as- gan temple southwest of this city June 4 miles RichFarm Creek of Walkup Georg continue for four weeks cil will be represented in the contest Dr Charles G Plummer at the cham- sisted R H Lamott council field attended the pilgrimage to Martin ard Jensen Emery Johnson I C will and Martin for each boy is $5 per The During th last two months district ber of commerce Monday and Thurs- executive spoke Calvin Behle Olym- Harris’ grave in Clarkaton Nobles Riy Duke Wilson Murray and price elimination contests have been held day Tha course lectures will con- pus district commissioner presided Harris was on of th witnesses to L C Thorne all of Vernal week or $20 for the month Dr Ray th Book of Mormon R H ROBERTSON to determine toe representative! for tinue each Monday and Thursday durJ Davis of the University of Idaho By D L ROBERTS the contest Southern Branch will be In charge ing toe next tour weeks’ Entrant to th contest wilt bach re- Dr Plummer who is chairman of Sleeping comfortably in camp is log drive about 30 of the lOd nails of the camp and will be assisted by Scout Troops First tell a atory of to pony express and th council first aid committee an important if the camper expects to They will be about 2 2 inches apart Willia Peterson Preston and Dick be happy To some who cannot sleep and toe heads ahould stick up about Nelson McCammon the council winner wifi be presented nually conducts to series tor all Both are stuWill Occupy Camp comfortably on the ground this idea s “ of an inch with a Vanguard sweater scouter of tha council Th series dents at the southern branch and small amount of equipment Fasten the end of the rope on Th contest wa arranged as a pre- is timed so as to take place immedi D C Watkins executive of the By W Q RING nail on the end of one log then cross Eastern Idaho area council anmight help liminary to the dedication of toe Van- ately prior to to summer camping OGDEN—Announcement made wu to next over the Materials and the needed: log rope nounces the camping season "and put guard monument which will be built season as it is during that season Because of hie fancied resemblance on the site of th old pony expreaa that the court might be more valu- to th hawk family end because he Friday that Curlew district of the 1 Two logs 4 to 6 inches in diam- around the first nail then back to states that an order for new games ‘ to 7 second less back more eter the and feet or first the and about log atation In Mountain Bell Parley's able to scouts and acoutera aa well as has already been sent A requisite of Ogden area Boy Scout council will flies in to svsnlng or on moonto the aleeper log etc each time taking the rope all acouts attending the eamp will be canyon Th monument will be dedi- to other people be th first to occupy Camp Xlfeael according a called is L e two pieces around the ngxt nail Nighthawk ht to 2 light nights Continue Two spreaders cated at toe annual meeting of toe Monday night Dr Plummer disthat all pass a thorough physical ex’ However he ia entirely unlike any this summer of wOod 2 or 3 inches in diameter and the opposite end of the logs The amination cussed th organization of first aid Vanguard association June X not being equipped hawk of of Scouts this will district 3 be species should about camp feet rope quite tight long Saturday representatives from eight work and the general value of first with the hawk’s there Wednesday to Saturday of this 3 About 100 feet Of 14 or sharp hooked beak Make your bed on this web SCOUTS HAVE SUFFER V angutrd districts of th council met aid training claws or curved tout is 60 at week cold that least is If be sure the logs are It it expected rope BEAVER--- A at Mountain Dell and began work on "The important value of first aid His beek is mlnuts A Anderson chief will assemble at the camp with Lowell 4 About 60 lOd common nails close enough together to permit toe executive of the although ht has th monument hauling material and training should not be in aiding peo- an Tlmpanogos Boy his legs and feet mouth stake to in Cutler on over extend on enqrmoua the level a the the logs bedding superintendent Lay logs parallel beginning foundation work during the ple after aocidenta but in effecting are small and weak end have very Scout council was special guest at of In district Then back on ends sides dirt about the outside three charge with organization spot up edges a chicken supper in the grove east of Say The group included two repre- prevention of accidents" Dr Plum little use since he alights tnd rests on feet apart Nail a spreader (across to prevent air circulation under the town charge sentative! from each of the following mer said "In many large industrial his Tuesday evening All toe dison to ground or whole body River will Bear bed district the them ends of the occupy logs keeping districts: Cottonwood Granite Lib- plants and large associations first aid flat root or trict and locaj committee members on the large dis- the proper distance apart 25 lengthwise Kieael Make 'YSWh with June 'bel and Davis trawl Camp your were present and sponsored toe superty Ensign South Davis Grant is taught from a viewpoint of proven limb of a tree until he la ready to On toe outside shoulder of each in trict following on July 9 KK East Jordan end West Jordan tion end has been found to be of great per A business meeting took place take to flight again before toe supper value in preventing accidents through do not know that the nighthawk I carelessness end thoughtlessness ever uses his legs or lest except as However first aid work itself is es- landing gear I have been an inter-sential” ested observer of these birds all my Thursday night the structure of the life and I have never seen on walkskeleton toe veins and arteries and or even standing on his feet the nerves and muscles of the human ing Many a time one has risen with a being was explained rush from toe ground in front of me In the 1860’s Lord Lurgan was a her curled up in the eorner'ot a shed th month-olcreature And It had During th ensuing lectures Dr using only th wings The Plummer will lecture on the human pparently coloring while at rest is a had mighty figure as sportsman and gam- with no fewer than 14 newborn strength and the pluck to keep protective on swimming bler in Ulster county Ireland He body and th application of first aid as parfect a that of a crouching hen nuzzling against her — The processes used in publishing a and to methods of prevention Each lived at Lurgan castle some 25 miles The farmer got out of hie wagon Drowned Older pheasant Doga newspaper were explained to 30 mem- lecture will begin at 730 p m south of Belfast a castle which bad climbed down the bank of the and These birds build no nest the fewere hard and winter stream s bers of Th Tribune Scout club when male laying and incubating her two number of these birds circling and 365 room—"on for every day of the was Using hi long whip aa a sort onTha farmer did not of shepherd-croocoming they were conducted on a tour of The he fished toe half spckled eggs on to bar ground on dashing through th air over to city year intend to feed 14 hungry and worth- dead ashore and wrapped It in plant Saturday Troop Figlil "Wins the gravel root of a building or on th white spots on their wings and He la said to have wagered this less puppy pups besides feeding their mothcastle tnd his whole ancestral estate morning laprobe end carried it home with any level space where they are not throat flashing in toe evening light er So when the pups were a month ahim Baseball Came likely i Beginning in the editorial rooms to be found The nighthawk has a greedy appe- on the prowess of one dog his famed old aon to his ordered rh young toe member were shown the prog McGrath” Do Livn and Thrive This Interesting bird ia the largest tite a large stomach a gaping mouth greyhound "Muter th entire 14 into a bag and See the new of a newspaper atory from toe of th fly catchers being about 10 equipped with short bristles and toe If tha dog should not live up to his gather black dog lived and The little them down to the near-briver time it la written until it emerge as On Saturday May 12 Troop inchet long What h lacks in leg ability and capacity of catching and master’ trust In him Lord Lurgan carry of incrediblehis throve The atory and there to dump them into the deep INSOLE One of hundredj of articles in a news- played a eoftball game at to Third ha more than makes up by his agility devouring enormous numbers of fly- would be ruined Here is the story water battle for life during such long im- — paper Knowledge gained in the Jour- West Diamond with Troop 71 The in He ia truly a master of toe ing insects Stomachs examined have It 1a a good one I think and very and the new in the icy river was told mersion flight nalistic course being-givefor them score was 17 to 5 in favor of Troop 8 air On his powerful wings he darts disclosed almost every type 6f insect much out of the ordinary of dog A neighboring farmer Jogged past everywhere People came to look at I The players from Troop 8 were: swirls turns volplanes and no in- pests and in almost ' unbelievable yarns:- a by members of The in a wagon just in time to see the him as at sortie circus freak SCIENTIFIC LASJ -staff wa illustrated by the trip ’ Bennie Van Leewln- e: Captain Mar- sect that flies not even the flash- numbers ' Ulster county was the breeding 14 pups tossed into the stream from When the - pup was At the meeting Friday evening the tin Barnett p Frank Vlaser lb Mon- ing dragon-flis speedy or elusive Since be renders so great a service place of some of the finest racing the bridge It wu no buslneu of his Lord Lurgan dropped in St tha farm speaker presented an explanation of ro Farnsworth 2b Frank Sullivan enough to avoid him in the world some 80 and anyway it wu too late to be of of the pup’a rescuer for a glimpse of We will give you e free nothing in return it would greyhound asking toe workings of a newspaper unfortunate baby grey- the He frequently zooms toward the seem that we should afford toe night-haw- k O yean ago That was long be- help to the plant 3b Ray Larsen as Albin Rockelman He young greyhound queer a Clifford Wright rf Glen Pulley ground and then makes a quick curve hounds copy of the annual Keds of preliminary to Saturday’s trip came out of idle curiosity But the every protection In our power fore toe present fad t Next week a trip for members of if Bob Wright cl at which instant a peculiar To kill him for food Is stupid as his and to oldtime contests were far dif- But as he drove homeward again moment his expert eye fell upon the Handbook upward of Sports and the club who were unable to inspect The player from Troop 71 were booming or groaning sound is heard body and legs are pitifully email In ferent frpm the and highly more than an hour later he happened rangy hlack puppy he wu keenly Life- Outdoor the plant Saturday will be conducted Alf Twelves c Ray Barrelough to see a ' little black This is caused by the wind rushing proportion to his wings To kill him efficient meet’ queer object strug- excited through the plant The date will be Jim Milbum lb Whitney Haight 2b through his wings Because of this for sport is a mean and cruel recomDuring those days a peasant farm-nea- r gling feebly near toa "fiver’ edge He "Saw promise of rare speed in announced later Street Floor ' Ray Neeley 3b Richard Haight fsfi h is sometimes called the "Bull-batGlasgow owned a female grey- It was on of th 14 pupa pense for his efficient service in ridchest and the lean flanks The club decided that no meeting Grant Brown ss Don Halbrook rf Wa voice is not pleasing A repeated ding us of the barm and annoyance hound that had been a fin racer in By some miracle the current had jthe deepsaw fearless in staunchness and he would be held Friday May 25 but Jack Hoorsepool ' If Grant sounds like th ripping caused by bugs grasshoppers file ner day He trained her to do herd- swept it shoreward instead of sucking the dark eyes This was an animal tost th next meeting would be held et TRANK SULLIVAN v of cotton doth great miracle the which was a born racer and which mosqultoee and Insects harmful to ing and other farm work One cold it under By ' June ” (Ooaunutf'an L Friday autumn morning her master' found chill end dampness had not killedj li-Troop It Is spectacular sight to see cropfc-- 2 AT CAMPOREE OF SEMINAR FOR AYIGWAM 4 A' Troops in June for for t pet-tim- a a ma-aon- SCOUTATORIAL Kirr y ! toads to Be Built to "Make Site Accessible ' Van-guar- -- back-sonifie- " How to Make GoockCathp Bed four-in-han- 1 — v Vanguards to Hold Retold Eighty Scouts Take First Story Contest p Idaho Scouts To Camp June 4 'Aid Course ROPE: LACED BACK FORTH LOG NAILS Aerial Acrobat three-fourth- Scout Writers ‘ v T ales of Real Dogs By Albert Payson Terhune MASTER McGRATH’ Who Saved His Owner From Ruin Tour Through News Plant pup-pie- Now-time- - - Sleds Week Tribune-Telegra- ts SHOCKPROOF — Tribune-Telegra- - half-grow- n y 0J or-ft- dog-racin- g -- - ” Barr-doug- "Re-zee-e- t" ‘ i' i rut Auerbacjj Co |
