Show ' ' - - 1 o -- 6 4 ' T - i ' ' ' 3 ' Winter Slide Completed atWigwam Site ' -- i: :: " ::::: ::: i i for t Sporting 'Events A 7 quarter-of-a-mile-lon- tobog- g tan slide filled with banked curves tkciIling drops now has been completed on the south canyon wall zot far rom the central lodge a rink for skating has been prepared and now awaits 'sufficiently cold weather for flooding and a short and Ab - slide is to be made soon Brush Cleared Fifty scouts and leadera worked all day Saturday November 14 clearing brush and doing other Work preparing the toboggan slide Original plane were to make a ski sHde on the site but the grade was finally deemed to be too steep for ski - — 1 :' '- 11e! -- J - i: ' ' i f - ' 4 I:) l f1 '' 1 7 '''!41 Y 1 '' j :':' to i ' ' :: :):::: 1 ( - N ::' ':: : ' ":' 1 ese '4 - ' p I ' ( :: t 4 t ! ' '' i 1 :- :- ir'1 1 1 t i ( is t N t i :' : 7 r " k I 1 I Irit 1 ? ' — ' ' 40 : 2 ' s jo" "'' ':'AP1i7-- 1: ' ''' ' '' :: '''''' ' PS :' '''"' '': 1::':':: ::: ::: '' ' ""x 4 1 1 ' L ::: ': ---- - Douglas DC-- tie race next of type 3 May- - - 1 ': ' 3 ii0 used by K L M (Royal Dutch Air Lines) which may enter Tram Attu t ' r q 1 first pfane to tentatively Model Aircraft What Plans Chilies entered in the race annivertary York to Paris next Do You Want? Lindbergh Ex:posiiion Only L M the Royal Dutch The A be Colonel A from May is Air New 111101111CCOl the K skiing Lines' new Douglas DC-- 3 transport t' Royal B Stone council field ex I t With this announcement it will ecutive in charge of senior scouting i A new rank in the Intermountain By JACK DOUGLAS be remembered that K L M was was in charge of the winter sports Aviation club is to be that of group Club Commander second place winner in a particularimprovement program at the Wig 4 1: - warn captain who will command each for the Beechcraft V17R- ly exciting finish of the London He was assisted by Sam Plans Model Aircraft exposi-t of the several groups of 33aird leader of Explorer troop 262 equadrone were presented last week In The to Australia air race in 1934 Atter The Grand meeting and working in cooperation' Ole Peterson scoutmaster of troop flying 16000 miles and making 12 tion is only three weeks away Are Tribune Junior to build a mond regular — 15 Joe Gill leader of Explorer troop ' throughout the club ' stops in the carrying of all your entries on their way to com:::::: ''': !:'':: '': ' ''' A special pin has been approved model as you may have noticed passengers and mail between Am278 and others ' leaders ski council has of a led who number senior and scout examining ExplorerScouts for those Attaining this rank The skating rink will be suffiIt These were shown to find out sterdam Holland and liatavia pletion? members are and clothing they will use In out of equipment winter in will be a red Youth Activities club working feverMany past Wigwam Traey years will trips a full for ciently large complement doors trips this winter - 'Java the plane Jlew on over the whether there was a genuine Left to right Claude11 on and little 151anes center a be Melbourne made pin since finish at for of line of scouts to enjoy the invigorating and these night now it ishly day many trim I7Empey and Don Ashworth Explorer Scouts Ray Those squadrons which develop terest in this type of drawing a forced landing because of fog on big planes and solid models flying sport and will be on the play area ski a has have wkil a slide and slide toboggan commissioner the for Ingebretsen special ski into large dumbers are advized to Several ideas were presented— a muddy race track en route This models immediately in front of the central and skating rink soon and stick models of every council and L A klolby chief sourdough of the divide Into smaller units and elect lodge The Wigwam's water supply this type plan and a s?itid also was a Douglas plane ' that description flier Mrs woman Mollison will be turned into the area to pro-- I leaders and adjutants for model plane which could be squadron Amy each new squadron Here are the rules once again: Any vide the ice Earth has been banked The former from it were too difficult for most and long distance record holder Scouts-Plannin- g to is has leadet' announced that she will pilot member of the Intermountain Aviathen appointed squadron up dam sufficient water for a &Troup captain by the staff of the members of the Intermountain Avi- a plane in the race although she tion club is eligible to enter as many reasonably thick Nyer of ice ' club ation club 'another that the club did not say what type Ski Trips Planned planes as he wishes the planes may The staff will be recognized by members would rather have or flying large The race will be flown from New be solid scale built-u- p Several Explorer troops last win their blue Y A C pins in contrast scale blueprints from which they York to Paris on or about May 27 scale appearance finish and details ter conducted extensive ski trips to those of the group the tenth are the salient features on which captain might build a scale flying model 1937 weather ofpermitting Similar excursions this winter are 8 Indicative of strong 'interest in to be held November 27 28 and 29 Colonel Lindbergh's the models This week there is no drawing anniversary will be judged expected to find rendezvous at the hop over the north Atlantic in Prizes are divided into two di- New Scouts Register in The Tribune and we are waiting epic development of the Sea Scout pro at Newport Balboa harbor near Council leaders are Wigwam 1927 has The French Utah government council in to know to officials answers three these your gram visionst junior and senior They are IDAHO FALLS Idaho—An averLos Angeles stressing adequate preparation for problems and tn know whether several times announced that it will a large trophy cup first place in OGDEN—Ogden district court of will accompany the council delegasuch healthful trips will make the age of 13 boys a month has been to continue a solid model Council who have leaders race funds but the sponsor 29 scouts tion and officers - particularly wearing of loose warm honor will be held December 8 in plan each totaling each division and a gold silver and as new scouts in Teton been lacking and an organization bronze medal for second to the regional Sea Scout regatta trip to study development of the sea registered third and and suitably designed clothing Ray Weber Peaks council for the past six week in The Tribune Junior Write H local college auditorium to not the has formed handle been to Jack Douglas club commander fourth places in each division with E Ham- months Vernon L Strong council Engehretsen local ski club secre- officials announced training program are event are Presentation ahead but plans Intermountain going Aviation club Salt an honorable mention for fifth tary is in charge of ski instruction mond scout executive: Royal B executive announces Seventy boys ' of eagle and merit badges will be Salt Lake with several sponsors backing for the council become 12 years of age or eligible Lake place on latest details in here Stone Watch for executive of field A special section of the contest charge to join each month in the council City made that evening they said g this flight We could make available blueC For this reason officials are makwill feature a squadron display on senior scouting and W1111311 December 9 in the Weber college the subject of aviation which will intah District Ware commodore and organizing ing an effort to contact more of the prints for a scale flying model ballroom the Explorers will hold inch to the foot scale First Idaho have a substantial cash prize for4 their annual court of honor and genius responsible for much of the boys as they become eligible Squadron at a nominal charge for the most the winning squadron Elects Officers dance progress made in the movement Is Now Organized Girls also an featured as model popular planes and right now the coNovember 30 and Reorganized Troop Beginning here builders with a silver medal ripe- questionnaires showthe China clipntinuing December 2 7 9 and 10 Idaho—Four patrol per first Curtiss Hawk Pe-secThe regatta will be featured by JEROME to chilly inscribed for the winner Second squadron course leader leaders an been Explorer have chosen to head ond and the Lockheed Vega third be organized and first Idaho squadtraining VERNAL—Annual election of of All entries must be brought to sail boat and swimmiAg dices full ' !leers for the Dintah district Na will be offered in the Lewis junior Registration of Salt Lake coun- dress inspections formal balls cut- Jerome's reorganized Boy Scout tthen the Martin bomber Spirit of ron is the new No 20 at Twin Falls the Salt Lake au-l 7:30 of school at each 9 tional Parks council Boy Stouts of high evening cil scouts for the 1937 national ter races and other events to test troop The leaders are John Mazy St Louis Caudron Renault racer Idaho with Mike Branin squadron ditorium before 10 p m on Thurs- was course it :Thurthe Jack America was held Monday evening reported Ralph Peters and and the seaplane leader brother of Pat Branin as- day December 10 The Jamboree to be held in Wash- the skill and training of the senior Herod'Welteroth In Vernai First L DS ward chapel sday Canada Patrol names are racer Let us have your answers sistant club commander The squad- will be open to the publicexposition from 7 ington D C next June :30 to scout enrollees ' Floyd C- Noel was elected chair "The Plying Arrow" The Beavers" and also let us know ron consists of six members away p m to 10 p m Friday December The local group will leave here right 9 now has been increased to July "The Panthers" and The Shoshone what planes you like aid what men William B Willis first vice you Largest squadron in the club Is 11 and from 10 a m to 10 p L three David F Coursey council Wednesday at 4 p m from in front Indians" chairman Harold E Hullinger secwould like to see in this column No 15 with more than 40 members Saturday December 12 chairman announced of 1383 Emerson avenue The jamboree trip end vice chairman J Ferron Hack will be made in five automobiles Saturday Aird G 'ing third vice chairman Those registered are Jack Mil- with a stringent set of regulations Meriley was reelected secretary and ler troop 268 R W Matson in force to prevent possible acciExplorer' Scout ' Charles A Hatch reelected treas Albert67 and Mark Muir troop dent By troop Men 108 At least 195 more scouts are Course Completed1 The caravan expects to reach Other scouters selected were A to attend the Jamboree Santa Anna afternoon "Theodore Johnson rural scouting Thursday POCATELLO Idaho—A survey of expected from here where they will stay overnight at Charles S Carter court of honor Pocatello Tyhee and Fort Hall boys Since the 1937 jamboree will be the Orange BURLEY Idaho—An Explorer county scout camp Wallace Hugh W Colton civics on In session to has revealed council day Boy Independence Tendoy Calder health and safety Leonard Thanksgiving dinner there will be Fox hunting has been a national else in the British Isles the hounds circles it is a sign of rank Ignor- scout training course has beencomis celebration an unaparalleled missing some of the trimmings sport in Great Britain for centuries would have been trained in advance ance and absurdity to speak of a plated by Clarence Randall senior Perry publicity L G Noble or- Scout officials that there are $40 for the anniversary The They scout commissioner for 25 Miniwill leave camp Irvine early A few decades ago it was trans to stick to fox who are not acputs but who planned ganization Ray Duke finance youths national hunting and to leave foxhound as a dog "Hound" is the doka project residents the of annual meeting Sessions A drive is to be made to have Friday for Long Beach where they planted to America Like many all other forms of wild life alone word Never "dog" desire to become somas Said D L council Boy Scouts of America were on fundamentals of the Exwill inspect a battleship They will transplanted things it has riot done But we Americans are not a nation every troop registered by the first foxhuni convene in also will a I have Washington Many (Loo) Roberts executive plorer program and included inof the year report at the regatta headquarters as well here as on its native soil of fox hunters So we have few if followed atstirring a distance In England struction in vanball by John D The survey wu mule through the during the Jamboree noon For instance: local to follow Friday traditions council any sent out In along bulletin A is Scotland by and There art the Giles Salt Lake City chools-anabout 900 boys of scout shows that 133 Boy S Skipper Stanley N Evans of the In Westchester country New that line understood in every detail There A vanball tournament will be age were supplied questionnaires A headquarters S S Bonneville will head 21 York a fashionable Hunt club was Tribute Paid to since been of too to Instead have their is hounds it Scouts registered practiced picturesque staged at Tuesday night weekly number of those who indicated they started of its members had to leave deer training members his of and A few 1 Second ship who are scouts exor alone of October is Only It a brilliant and sending perfection meetings in the high school gymnanot want to be stouts were older ' Dr on or before December Mate William Solomon will head "ridden to hounds" in England to England for a better educated citing spectacle C G Plummer did sium and the winning team will be boys indicating the need for au registered be eligible to attend the five members of the S S S Bonn- More had not but they had read pack the hunt authorities tackled will Si British foxliunting friends of eligible to participate in the L D S Much about the British of that national Jamboree enlarged program for boys eville sport the -from the other end problem ' mine have explained to me that it church tournament in Salt Lake Besides age said Mr Roberts they liked to gallop They hire tt two professional deer Is indirectly a kindness to the City Scouts iand scouters lost an able As the scout officials began their across country on stylish hunters killers to get rid of all the deer in foxes as well But for the organfriend and leader in the death checkup by personal contact with To Attend Jamboree and to wear correct riding coats of such regions as the ized hunts they say foxes would ' Thursday of Dr Charles G Plum- the boys it was revealed that a large to me red" and "pink" ("brick you were riders IDAHO FALLS Idaho—A F likely to need for the have become extinct in Great Annual Meeting of tner chairman of the Salt Lake number of the boys are t but "pink" is the technical English get Burke of foxes In other words Britain a hundred already assistant scoutmaster of hunting council first - aid committee who years ago Teton Council Sett term) and to make use of such im- Instead of the scout program and that troop 1 in Idaho Falls is the first reforming their hounds Farmers would have wiped them had given 26 years' service to scout- ting are "view scout meetings ported terms as "yoicks" to have the interfer- out as attending 11 to make applithey in they planned region to person their the had beaver silver received scourges poultry REXBURG Idaho—Annual meet- ing halloo" and "gone away" and the regularly but are not registered cation to attend the national jaming deer slaughtered oftward and was a member of the Mr Roberts said yards As it is they are allowed to ngi of the Teton Peaks like Scout D held be in to boree Penalties Washington live in the most Legal for national council eafety part council will be held at Boy NoWell the All "couters and leaders will con- C from June 30 to July 9 1937 Mr they were riding toWestRexburg The following tribute of his work York state there are except during the brief hunting vember 30 A New In hounds Golden in at Bridge invitation has Burke is official photographer for I quote the foregoing ex- been Issued to ipecial was prepared by D E Hammond tact the boys soon to point out the chester county one day in 1934 stiff legal penalties for shooting season all boys who attended advantages of being registered so council troops cuse or not for what season of it council scout executive: deer The out warmay may game when a thickscared was VERNAL-Tthe fox scout from a Scout Home carnjamboree in 1935 other rural officials keep be worth "Without doubt his greatest con- that they may participate in the W L Ki ipack of Idaho Falls is The scouts will meet in aspecialI of troop 232 Uintah district et and made for the next nearest den and Foxes a tribution was in the field of the out advancement according to plans of chairman of the jamboree commit- ival for Lacking eye open illegal shelter sharp session 'prior to the main meeting held Wednesday at Vernal was a tee in Teton Peaks council In my early newspaper reporting of the council of doors He was a great camper the council committee Hounds Trail decided success financially and group Each smut is and hiker and naturalist He ledl But these two professionals did days long ago foxhunting was requested to Wear his jamboree uniThe hounds gave tongue and Ashley Bartlett general comUnited in the many caravans of scouts into Utah's1 in little States secret their work form with the red neckerchief which practiced mittee- chairman reports between trailed out after him The They killed wonderlands and Yellowstone natheir prey so stealthily that the But at that time a hunt club was was presented to them by the na$500 and $600 cleared during the riders sped in excited pur- authorities tional park Long before Bryce cannot formed New miles never defrom many suspected the suit The hunt was up!' It was an tional council day yon became nationally famous he City Members sent to EngThe special meeting for the scouts The new $15000 building 35 feet exhilarating chase Just like a struction that was going on At York had traveled its trails and sung its for land the horses—"hunrate will begin at 7 p m and the council I right presumably there would to The reason It was called a yogger by 74 feet is rapidly getting to scene in some British sporting print that was distributed Prize money and made beautiful had many ters" I be few coats mean—and for so deer glory that the hounds pink of the eighteenth century where the roof will be meeting will begin at 8 p m Plans the five winners in the recent scout was because of the large rifling of next week The home is completed pictures --of- IL" Then all at once the bounds might be induced to turn their at- and tight white trousers and shiny are under way to have a nationalI being built its bore" TriIn to short they had every- council member present as the boots page interview contest at the Justice Moffat loaded this gun with W P A: funds and nearly $1500 veered sharply from the panic tention again foxes needed—except foxes To Entertain Scouts speaker of the evening televance club weekly meeting Fri- with shot and used it as a shotgun more was needed by the sponsors stricken fox and they tore away in Then one of the two professional thing they to W P A demands ! a flew direction A deer had leaped deerkillers was discharged by the They wrote to a trapper in the SPRINGVILLE — The American day night following which the scout to kill small game Of course the Amatch thecarnival dinner turkey from hiding and was dashing across hunt club By way of revenge so Adirondacks who shipped them a riders assembled scopt The far were of wouldn't and pub: pellets "whips" very the guests carry discussed journalists fox The hunt season' would Legion Wednesday night The hounds seemed to the newepapers announced he went young brought up the hounds ' The fox at a theater party they spread a lot bedews the gun shoot Lnd scout home carnival the hills not So several for months plane to entertain all registered lishing company begin to dance were be held with think with a conmuch fun the more comit would game wazdens was turned loose support The hounds but his share scouts of this district December 2 Other scouts interested in par- was for large the fox was kept in a runway at ing from every troop in the dist- chasing him than wasting their fession caught his scent The cry "Gone ticipating in future contests and of rabbits ducks and other game rict same the farm the where hound at Memorial ball A E Wignall case was The reddish on time a little investigated by Away!" went up Off scurried the activities are Invited to the came to him nevertheless V O Hafen W1lliai Witney Or- other John T Gibbs of the state conser- pack was kenneled baying mass of hounds The riders Justice Moffat learned to swim in Marie Singleton was chosen as fox meeting Friday at 7:30 p m on of the the first land Thorn Vern Thorn Dick Hall next and day morning vation carnival The Between the "beaters" crowded after The M F H (Mae queen among seven other department Septhe "ol' swimmin' hole" by the sink "whips" d the season the of W I Phillips Jack Miller and on the sixth floor of The Tribune or 1934 contestants were: who and January of 1936 Elaine and the huntsmen bellowed in vain tember of (Continua! on Page Twelve) swim method Although he uses building to were Nelson to Goodrich the LaMar to return George With according appointed Gardner to York New their hounds Times no Cora Walstrokes he claims that he interview written The fancy Bennion Alta Fox Norm& White shut ears and flying feet the pack "the department said that 40 deer arrange for a program and lunch lace Gatrell member of by troop 13 can still swim with the best of cout 6 3 Weeks Away ommommlow 1 lo 4 1 "-- the program t' 1 ' svkzsi '':''''''7:: "'":7777: - a:: !rx NewRank ? 'I wit All Intermountain Aviation club members are invited to attend the big Thanksgiving theater party next Saturday morning Two—tickets atre being mailed to each member and others are available by calling at the Salt Lake Tribune-Telegra- m offices before Wednesday Squadron members will on 'Z '" receive their tickets from their squadron leaders The placcvand will be announced on the ttim so be sure to get yours New squadrons just organized will receive their charters during the party and there are to be many other Interesting and exciting spots 1 ':'''''Y:' 7:A" May Enter Lindbergh Ähntversci ry Race to Parts Comes Soon A -:': ' diof a!' 1 S i - :7' ::k: '' :' I ' :'1: ::'"-- ''!'11'I'l' ':: t I Big Party ''t let - i :: cLuo :'' : e :1 1 :::: : :)kt:: I ' ': ' e efloeglaefia ovno TELECIIRM G 111TEIIMOURTnin -: t ts d Scout e council Wednesday' for Pacific- coast re gional rendezvous THE SALT LAKE TRIBUIIE t 4 i :'": i ':''''::::s''' v" SLeoak op r- - i ::: ' :':: ''' ' te:c r': :41 ' ' ':::':::::: :" i'::::::::::: ::::::::: f:-:::::- '- :: sports de luxe will be available to Salt Lake council scouts and this winter during week-en- d holiday tnigns to the Tracy Wigwam tamp I ' t t Winter t I ' ::: Curves Drops' Ready ' Record front Salt I ' - : ':- :: Toboggan Filled With ' :: 4 P :::::: :: - "':-- - "Once a Scouter Always a Scouter" S0:7riiis 3fylq4E:40f1-10- ' ::":::::i:: Group rmrAvauww11 l' ' Cie UTE S' PAGE "Once a Scout Ahvays a §cout" ' ' h - 11 Tracy Illgwam Mill creek canyon Into ivInter sports center : r SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1036 r' corn- - rittYlcouts and scooters plete initial work for making i - — ' I - - - I I Ig:'i:::::::':eviekteWiiii' !': Ogden District Sea Court of Honor r :: :' ' ' -- 77-- t! !1 for Trip to Regatta on Coast Set for Dec : ':':' - 4 a ' I a Three Scouts 4 ! ' I i Tribune-Telegra- m 1 history-makin- Now Signed Up For Jamboree three-fourt- 1! hs - I - out-of-st- E ! Tribune-Telegra- m - i Macchl-Castol- di - Many 'Want To Be Scouts ' ' : Tales of Real Dogs -- - 1 I !! '! - Payson Terhuile Foxhounds That Wouldn't Hunt'Foxes e- t f t ' -- I ' : ! - r d : -- 1!!' l 4' ' I -- Scout Carnival pink-coat- ' a ' Held at Vernal ' Proves Success i'li - he - deer-slayi- so-dai-ly One of Winning Interviews pink-coate- d It -- i ' ball-sh- ot ik I t pink-coate- ISpy Glass for Week 1 Monday: 7:30 anball training p t course for Explorer leader and troop activity chairmen in Grant L S D stake 'tabernacle State d South streets which won second prize of $2 follows: An old 'yogger" plenty of those "wide open spaces" and various other things went into the scouting makeup of Justice D W Moffat of the state supreme court and chairman of the Salt Lake council advancement committee Justice Moffat lived his boyhood days in a little town on the southern end of Bear lake in Rich county Much of his leisure time was Marjorie Duke and Yorke Ander- them son When winter came and froze over It Is expected the scout building the water Justice Moffat worked will be ready for occupancy for et a trap line and while doing this he New Year's housewarming caught what he believes to be the FRANK P WELLMAN first and only wolverine to be trapped in Utah One can see that Justice Moffat learned his scouting in a pranical Troop 20 Spending Week-En- d at Wigwam The commiskept on after the speeding deer as were killed illegally they left the fox to a life of lazy sioner sent to Florida for a corrobopink-coat- and Thirty-thirWednesday: v V ' horse across country in the wake of a pack of hounds which preferred deer to fosse! 'Bounds' Not Dogs By the way in this story you will note I have used the term "hounds" exclusively and not once have made the unpardonable blunder of referring to the foxhunting canines as "dogs" In pink coat ' I inclose 10 cents for card and pin Iin applying for membership I agree to obey rules and regulations Name - - -- - - -- -- t - 11P - k "11111611 t I 1 (Print) Address State City In INTERMOUNTAIN AVIATION SALT LAKE TRIBUNE-TELEGRAM 4 - t si-trA- - P - CLUB ed because the way from experience B S A was not in existence when - Scouts' of troop 20 of the First he was a boy He has however got The hound pack had discovered 4 p Lake councit Sea into scouting as a scouter tind his Congregational church left Friday in that one glad pursuit that it was and executives to leave spent in hunting and swimming in two boys have both been scouts night for a weekend trip to the much more fun to chase a deer than from 1383 Emerson avenue to at- the summer and in and Now they are grown men Tracy Wigwam in Mill Creek can- a fox After the single taste of tend regional regatta at Newport trapping in the winter hunting He does however have one criti- yon deercoursing they lost interest in Beach Cal At the Wigwam the scouts plan foxes He got most of his game with his cism of scouting and some persons Whenever there was a hunt old "yogger" which probably came believe it to be a tribute He says to do considerable work on their and a deer was seen or scented 3:Friday: 730 p m—Tritelevance club across the plains with the pioneers too mich is done for the boy and troop log They also will stress away rushed the pack bpt at Its moottng on sixth floor of Tribune "My 'yogger" said the justice that the boy rather should be en- advancement work and outdoor ate- heels "was an old muzzle loading building Now in England or anywhere DICK HANSON couraged to help himself tivity ' ' 01111itA INTERMOUNTAIN AVIATION - rating affidavit from the other most humiliating expert' hunter who had moved to that state The club masters conthe ardent If the news should fronted then made a settlement" sportsmen The "settlement" was the paying reach their clubs or any of their British friends they would be of a fine of $8000 for the murdered laughed at right unmercifully But deer Truly a rather high price worse was to follow for the- pleasure of wearing a pink coat and of riding an imported Hunt Deer safety It was a ence for 1 i 1 -- - - - CLUB HEADQUARTERS SALT LAKE CITY ' 1 - ti 11 2' |