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y and engaging r the latter poâ€" e fourteen fullâ€" eight fullâ€"time ime men, elimâ€" ark _ 3 â€" PEANUTS id Congressman lost three as ten st ward in Chiâ€" in one day last it of the Repubâ€" ‘. Tyrrell, counâ€" layed the count e objected and t that five teams d of one, were heir being f r es h â€" them at rell was putting ht to delay the so that Simpâ€" propriation for incinerator, liâ€" teadâ€"of 10 â€"per n employes; 10 lice, with elimâ€" ewest members f the suggested Day‘s Given ess Recount ined two votes, , of Wadsworth, . Lavery, counâ€" o asked the reâ€" y best seâ€" nut meats hop. f water departâ€" abound with these ady, Loggs sod t be placed on ber. * ’ the Man R LODGE district and 75 ‘ACHIOS8 Y, JUNE 23, 1932 . . . he knows! ion of a fullâ€" to someane in Write for de» rach C1 EB I * Cirenit * »‘1’ 3 n io t oio e sn iquti een t ie ce iiiegitie s u) Page t c chnpre 10 S x p P > . 2CA =" one if you havgn:jr;' ;lready your Dad interested to Scout ! drawing, reading, plaster pioneering, etc. An excelle aptitudes is the merit ba. library, & Summer‘s here and its portunity to develop your SOCIUEB mss ente L There‘s an endless possibility to hobbies anc to try to list them would be a bik > task Here are a few : carpentry, whittling, music Welcla_o P ( DEVELOP A HOBBY ADVICE To sCcoUTts How many Scouts _ hobby ? If not whv Evomit reeat ced PDiming for them to have a glorious mer, learning the ways of the wood preparing themselves for situations M“fld‘flnmâ€"m“;* be the greatest year in the camp‘s . jence in its real capacity _ a . means . mmc-flf-%mnfi'r‘ aé ment. : _ O . 02 CSeETRed, tents put up, dishes washed, the pump attached and theâ€"iceâ€"box refrigerated. The camp is fairly humming with activity in preparation for the camners wh.,. [ ___" ‘!! Preparatio ing the * riving for 0 e CCCE O â€" _ J Numming with activity in preparation for the campers when they arrive the 27th. And while the leaders are thus engaged, 130 seputs are literally calculating the days, 3fai’ri and minutes till they will be board. Miilin n PUlpatr PE chid mhal ic d 3 2 £ ARDEN FARM lendars p22; C !" the first cohtingent of leaders left for Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan from Highland Park aboard the W. K. and faithâ€" ful camp truek. Fifteen staff men made the trl{x\» arriving at camp in time for sunâ€" ner randge oo mt Cha, jg_j _5 {DUUOT, family camp director ; Chas. Melchoir, provisional S. M.,. Peter White, provisional S. M., Emory Sawyer, assistant nature director. MAâ€"KAJAâ€"WAN BECKONS > 8sCoUTS To CAMP camp clerk ; 'jol;;-i.);rb“;: 3 ‘tg:: Jo:lln|(3’Cl7mnor. family Dates, nature d quartermaster ; C termaster ; Cal ( ing ; Fenton Ho l_“_rank Wichman Following is a complete list of Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan staff. These have charge of the various . de; of the camp and work in coopera the volunteer leaders who are e with their troops. Myron C. Rybolt, business mana,; McManus, camp director ; Harold assistant camp director ; George W Ir., ~asst.. camp director ; L. E. eamp doctor; R. W. Ross: eamn .l MA KA JA WAN sTAFR IS_COMPLETED course and ‘riding stable. Rooms by week or month. Make reséfiations. 50 Waukegan Road _ Deerfield rmose words hooked together. Every where, always, you‘ll find that the world wants men to do her work. And more than the mere doing of her work, the world wants men to guide the destinies of her nations, to be the leaders of her people, to be the preservers of right and the inspirers of a greater future. â€" Men Wanted ! _ Men who ‘have built themselves a purpose in life. Men who are developing power to serve that purpose. â€" Those words should always challenge the LE e O o es MEN WANTED!â€"1 coL BOX HD ... "All your life, young man, you‘ll |; those words hooked together. Every whe always, you‘ll find that the world w« Vacations in th y =~ _ â€" on t overiook these facts: 2taâ€"tons in the coufiâ€" m Only Plymouth, in the lowest try. Adjac_ent to golf > 7 THURSDAY, JUNE 23, en wanted! that _ HCNIY Crawford assistant waterâ€" irector ; Arthur Brooks, camp enâ€" Prescott Lothrop, transportation diâ€" Howard Knox, bargemaster ; Jack assistant bargemaster ; Frank Perâ€" _camp elerk;â€" Ed. Koebelin, assitant prk‘:‘ :_l‘ohn Derby, dining hall direcâ€" m n o id 1 Boy Scout News you‘re *missing "T "@ DVSIness manager ; Car] mp director; Harold G. Boltz, p director ; George W. Bersch, mp director ; L. E. Himmler, R. W. Ross; camp chef ; Carl _ director ; Richard McManus, ; George Hinn, assistant quarâ€" 1 _ Gartley, sceoutcraft and hikâ€" Hopki.nl, waterfront director ; its . reading this have a hy not? If you haven‘t missing something | big. possibility to hobbies and laster casting, fishing, excellent guide to hobby iete list of the 1932 taff. ‘These men will various departments in cooperation with who are coming up a splendid program and nis year must camp‘s experâ€" one. supâ€" | Plymouth and Dodge Sa;a';n; E;;vice C t o es . § 217 Park Avenue :â€" ; . _ _Phone Highland Park 110 ~ o_ _ _0 Ceemmnett . NoT RFOW! ‘ 12 eE PCTUCR ; _ fEaiter Metcalf, | Adventures from a Scout membership . of first aid to animl::":)hn MciIntosh, first | 600,000 in 1928, have just completed their aid and cooking ; Adoiph Norvik, personal | COliege careers, _ One is Paul A. Siple of health; John P. O‘Connor, marksmanship | Byrd expedition fame and the other is â€"Robâ€" and "weodwork ; George Ross, civics and bird | ¢rt Dick Douglas Jr., who with two other study ; Tommy Simpson, swimming ; Richard | Scouts, spent a summer in the heart . of Thorsch, pathfinding and handicraft ; ~Jack | Africa with the Martin Johnson, big game Venning, firemanship ; HenryWilder, swimâ€" | hunters. . : ming and first aid. â€" e iE Insorn oo ns ies nernemnoynig i uen ie aatra e e en en nroee ce n rinranptanenaromceconmermnte fnasointansucmmeamnen ACCOMPANY IGHWOODâ€"FORT SHERIDAN BYRD SECOND TIME BOARD OF REVIEW REPORT Paul A. Siple of Erie, Pa., who was selâ€" ‘Atr:heboardofmiewbeldlhyzs.tah: ectadf;fomlhemunbenhip °'f:'.’;'333 ollowing _ boys passed tests : Seouts Americaâ€"to accompany yr Edward Brown,â€"first aid merit hdgTr? Antartic RenadieL_. _2 0/ . 3,P20J Pn Froop 30 : Star, Lee Gatewood ; ll:udga. Lee Gatewood, first aid and etry. Troop 85 passed the following : First Robin Gourley, Tommy Simpson. Star, ert Walker and Francis O‘Connor ; Waliter Metcalf Jr., John Mcintosh Henry Defenbau, athletics ; Alden H gerlsoml health ; James Hirsch â€" first+ in v u1 ’ | _ L Tuesday, June 28, "The place of minor | parties in the American‘ â€"scene and their | relation to the present situation" â€"will be ! the talk given by John Dewey, professor of philosophy at Columbia university, from 7 | to 7:30 p.m. over station WLS. | _The following Tuesday, July 5, the topic of the evening will be ‘"Results of the Demâ€" ! ccratic National Convention â€"A Colloguy" to be addressed by â€" William Hard, publicist [Ieeturer. political correspondent and broadâ€" caster extraordinary, Billy Lott passing : | H. P. SCOUTS PASS TEsTs YoU AaND Yyour GOthNl(lgi‘r On Tuesday In. At Only Plymouth, in the lowest . Floating Power Ride. _ _‘ PLYMOUTH:â€"$495â€" WITH PATENTED FLQ ATING ANIDE in a new Plymouth â€"then in fifty wordsâ€"or less,â€" write. your description of that Floating Power Ride. The ride will be a thrilling exâ€" perience, and your simple descripâ€" tion of it may win a big cash prize. This great contest is open to everyâ€" one of legal driving ageâ€"and everyâ€" one has an equal opportunity to win, We have the official entry forms, andâ€" we shall be happy to give you your Floating Power Ride. RIDE in a . woodcarving ; Walter o animals ; John Mecint ‘s ; Alden 7H.l:-ru‘: Hirsch, first aid ; $ advanced in test Gatewood ; Merit A. G. MecPHERSON, Inc. : First class ide â€" uit nen s it tanar c omnper on * ape uies in T t THE PRESS life, and ew Ilymouth 5 0 â€"W O R D Antartic Mooech o eCR adventures from a Scout 600,000 in 1928, have just college careers, One is P Byrd expedition fame and ert Dick Douglas Jr., who Scouts, spent a summa»â€" | 600.000 in ia,," , * DCout membership of 600,000 in 1928, have just completed their college careers, One is Paul A. Siple of Byrd expedition fame and the other is Robâ€" ert Dick Douglas Jr., who with two other Scouts, spent a summer in the heart of :friu with the Martin Johnson, big game unters. hIsh â€" apull c c2c 020C Ves #, HOyie, J health, pioneering, pathfinding and 8COUT EXPLORERS RECEIVE DEGREES . Two famous Boy Scouts chosen fo adventures from a Scout members $00,000 in 1998 have m., [NLDED At the Deerfleld board of review the folâ€" lowing passed tests : Tenderfoot, Clarence Meier and Clifford Mueller. Star, C. W. Boyle. Merit badges, C. W. Boyle, personal health, pionsering anifa 17 1J"¢. persot _ On June 10, at a board of review conâ€" ducted by the Troop committee, consisting of M. Rasmussen, John Milton and Peter Jensen, the following passed tests : Life, Jack Neale Jr., Merit badges, lan Falâ€" coner, athletics ; Ernest Gilroy Jr., athleties ; Waiter Matson, weather and first aid ; Robâ€" ert Milton, stamp collecting and weather ; Jack Neale, stamp collecting and athletics. A. Calvin Gartley received his five year veteran badge. Edward Daniels of Troop 67 pioneering merit badge. LAKE FOREST TROOP I8S ADVANCED P1 € priced field, has patented Floating We‘ll start you on Siple of T is â€"Robâ€" two other heart of big game for personal 1 civies. 4 South First Street ..“‘j;‘;,';“ Telephone 555 Hichland "ANY CAR "lâ€" e+r wh.hom m $ rag*** Floating Power is from the Antaretic. _ _ During the summer of 1931 visited the North Shore Area e arpac d caa it c "POn Siple to tell of rh adventures at "&. *bottom of the world." Siple is an assistant scoutmaster and desâ€" DE!S.LPS_VI,AEMLLLâ€", ELCC REAZCmCT Jt Peu has announced. In addition to his achievements as a explorer ¢?iplo kh also an l‘::fl-m writer and spea er. â€" During summer oflhuhevrouhbh:k,“Ale'M with Byrd," which was released the followâ€" inxvlnternndhuhnouuwbo&t ‘"best seller‘ in its ‘class for 1981. Many organizations have called upon Siple to tell of P"h adventures at the "bottom of tha another trip to the South Polar regic Electrical Contractor Electric Shop GREENSLADE | P O W E R the of he forthcoming Admiral Richa: