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1tF'.P0K'rN ON MEETING or' NATIONAL CocNCM, wmem amassoe l new " mm NW HILL HitSHtpNDtW8k WINNETKA Ham-M000 _ MEADOW EVERETT \GLENooe mums W “Her Golden Calf” Ladies of Leisure AX wwxzcm GENESEE A nu VITAPIIONE AC“ - NIWI IVINTI TALKING column Immunities. Money conmm Chins» remains in Chicago "Caught 7 Short” BARBARA STANWH'K RALPH GRAVES MARIE PrtEYOs'T' IN an " "Sonny-IA. I)" Tbe ”to“. fun I" the ”In! I um MIT! ”its”! I!“ mm 'tttMtg-h')',")')'." \’.\I'I)E\'II.LE _ In: Art, from ”lingo Loop . Tho-tr" ttther A Dun-lie hulk-l mm m A GREAT PICTIJIIZI AWDI‘T THE STIK‘K IAIKET CHAIM! I“. In and!!!“ an IMMl-I ' lv-- [34% ('utu'l M MARIE DRESSIJ'IR an MON., TIT-18.. WE" _ MA Y 26. 27. " with JACK MULHAM, Sl’lel CAROL M, BRENOEt, v I“. Tho "M" II (Jo-ad! SI SHAY. MAY 'llll'RS.. "tl., NAT, MAY 29. M, III A N ITA PAG' E BA RRY NORTON W FULLY MORAN STATED! ENT th Short Area Council, _ of America, in now- he (Ihicaxo council Ind u only through many in the than listed B. Money contributed widen! t for the Twentie nat'mnul held i .4» the "e-- K-K-O vAt'Itr'n'tLLh' STAN ACTH lIo-ull of Chicago was «In»! of the Boy Scouts " the Mth successive m-nliclh Annual meet- Mann] cunncil of that u-ld in the Pennsyl- st Monday and Tues- “Him-rs and executive 'N whose mm of ot.. " also re-elected. Con- an tho "--- -bo-- with BOYSG NORTH SHORE sols of 2.3 of the " scouting nations were guests of honor at a banquet (in Monday evening which took the form of a tribute to Daniel Carter Beard, national scout commissioner and chairman of the National Court ol Honor, in celebration id his eigh- tieth birthday. _ _ Announcement was made " the dim. ner of preliminary gifts totalling $3;- 121,160 toward the $10,000,000 fund of the Boy Scouts of America. The most recent of the ",000,000 by Ed- ward S. llarkness, finttneier and phil- anthropist, is conditional and only ef- tective if the remainder of the 310,- 000,000 is available before Jlnuary I. Names of other donors, whose gifts exceeded $25,000 were: Ameriepm Re- lief Association of Children's'fund, estate at Conrad Hubert, $500,000; Mortimer l.. Shirl, $250,000; George AX WAUKEGAN ACADEMY "A Lady to Love" Seven Days Leave MUNIIAY. TUF240AY, MAY 26-27 Benson Murder Case SCREEN FAVORITES A mum II..." in the “be! West A “play Thriller that tuti.0. your Thin! (or I GOOD Mule" 8:0"! nus": Ilsa nus oo) “Isle of Escape" th h'lt.NF.MtAY, Til l’RSDAY MAY 28. 29 Pl "LIX “HEATER TALKING WILLIAM POWELL FRIDAY; SA'I‘l'RDAY MAY 30, 3t th' A I.l..s"t'AR CANT' BOY SCO GARY COOPER BERYI. MERCER sun". MAY 25 \’II.MA BANKY ROBERT A M ES TALKING COMBINE! ---_-- cow-cu when“ an ~.uun-u- ID. WMQJ|IIN .8i--"..MS' MIPS!) NEWS REEL!) with wit THE PRESS F'. Baker, Marshall Field, Grace Velle Harris, Clarence H. Howard, George w., Olmsted and Geurge D. Pratt, $100,000: Barron G. Collier, Mrt. Sig- mund Eisner and family, Frank G. [lower and father, $60,0.00; Mr. and Ur. John H. Finley was tum-stuns- ber at the dinner and one of the prin- cipul speakers was United States At. torney Tattle. The birthday gifts to Mr/ Beard, were handed to him by Dr. George J. Fisher. They included gifts trom every part uf the nation; a buckskin pouch of gold and also a statuefte' of a buckuruu in action from the nu. tionul council. Mr. Beard said “as for being 80 yvurs old, all I can say is it you" boys and girls will stand by me, I'll live no years more and show you a good time. James k. West, chief scout execu- tive, reported that the grand total membership of smut: and scout of- iicitsls had' reached 1,181,227 during 1929. comprising the greatest organ- ized furu- of boys in the history of Another speaker was Dr. Alfred E. Swarm of Phillips Academy, And- uvor, Muss" who said that while the older 'teneration tuday has lost poise, 'youth is infinitely cleaner, more ideal, Mile and better-behaved than it w“ in my day." A congratulatory tele- gram from Chief Scout Baden-Powell was-i read, Mortimer L. Schilf wel- ruined the foreign representatives pre- sent. Mrs. R. P. Sniften, $25,000. Entertainment ut,the banquet in- ciuded the appearance of I Cub Puck tram Brooklyn, N. Y., the flrtst to be registered in the United States. The, Cub program is the character building and citizenship training pro- gram recently sponsored by the Bot Scouts of America for boys younger than the present scout age. Scouts irum New York, New Jersey and f'unnvcticut took part in the'progrlm and Sra Scouts trum Newburgh, N.Y., with the scouts of the national coun- tul staff service group. acted as ushers and "Merlies during the two days of met-tings. ized In run the world 27:1 BUYS SIGN FOR SUMMER CAMP Up to May 19 there were 275 boys signed up for camp. 55 in the first period; 125 in the second, 80 in the thirdysnd 15 in the last. As there will be mom for 150 boys elch period there still is a chance for some of the scnuts to sign up. Troops l, 2, lo, 2ll, 30, 45, M, 61, 72 have at lvust eight buys and a leader signed up. Troop 30 tops the list with 24 boys out of 31 in the troop. John Udell is the scoutmaster. I00 Scott' ATTEND CAMPING CONTEST near Twelve troops responded to the chil- lenge of an overnight competitive camping contest on Green Bar road ' AMERICA Otl 'ici- Mar" theeounty line. The scams ar- GLENVIEW MUNDELEIN GOLF LIBERTYVILLE NOQIHBDOOK DIAMOND LAKE NOIITHFIELD HALF DAY DEERFIELD RONDOUT BANNOCKBURN NANHOE ail their equipment on their backs. Only a patrol of eight boys were al. iowed from each troop and no one over 18 was allowed to visit them ex- cept the judges. They cooked their meals over" an open fire and slept in tents. The program consisted of in. ter-patrol events on a competitive basis. Everything they did or didn't do was noted and judged accordingly by Mr. Steele, chairman of the camp- ine committee, and assisted by other members of the committee and com- mimioners. Messrs. Wilson, Wichman, Goetz, Steele, Roberts, Walker, Cue], Doepel. mm] at two in the afternoon with It was cuul Saturday afternoon, but the scouts were dressed warmly and didn't mind it.. Only one patrol made fire in 10' minutes with tworpieces of woud, a string and a handful of tin- der. The wcol hunt with its fake traiLs caused it good cleanup of the woods in which every thing that had the appearance of wool was brought in. The cool air caused every group to hurry tun much on the seout's pace but two patrols were within 10 sec- unds of the correct time. Each patio] had a judge eat with them far supper and breakfast. It was ditficult for the boys because this man judged everything they did from the way the food was cooked to the way it was served. Eachlcamp was separated a good distance ,from the others and the forest seemed full of scouts with their tents set in orderly rows. A campfire with stunt: by vu- ious xruups closed the evening. In the early morning Sunday it started to rain, and the scouts were glad they knew enough at ecouting to ditch their tents. Everyone slept dry and warm. The bugle call we! not necessary to wake them as they were all on their toes to make a good show- ing. After breakfast the patrol: lined tup for inspection and were again checked by the Judges. By eight all the tents were gone and the grounds cleared of all groups.- The rainy weather Sunday morning proved a very good teat fur the boys and they all showed up well under the strain, they knew they bid to " low for such einerkeneies. According to Mr. Rybolt, scout executive, and his two assistants, McManus 1nd Masslieh, who were present Saturdly and Sunday, the Camp o Ral suc- ceeded beyond their expectations for the first year it has been tried. No patrols received an "A" ranking, but must of the rest fell in rank "B" and "C". Because their leaders were not yin-sent the boys Were on their own and they learned to follow their pa. "C". Because their leaders were ptvsent the boys were on their and they learned to follow their tml leader, ROADS NOW MARKED T0 CABIN IN WOODS Twenty-one scouts of Troop 32, highland Park, last Saturday erected " number of road signs directing the way to North Shore Area council's Cabin in the Woods just west of Glencoe. Permission was obtained from the Cuok County Highway com- utisaionerts.sometirmy no Ind the Thursday, May 22, 1930