South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-15
80 men RESPOND
TO APPEAL TO AID
SCOUT MOVEMENT
Conduct Class in Craft and
Leadership for Future
Troop Directors.

In line with the policy Of the
South Bend Boy Scout council that
no new troops will be formed with
out qualified leadership. a series Of
lectures on scout leadership Is being
conducted at the Chamber OF Com
merce under the direction Of Boy
Scout Executive @. n. Barnes.
The training course runs for SIX
weeks and the discussions on scout
craft are being made for those who
responded 20 the recent scout appeal
for men 10 serve as leaders.
The lecture last night consisted
OF a talk on The Organization OF
Scouting" by r W. Fries. scout
comm issioner, The Essentials of the
Troop Meeting by W. l. Kiplinger.
regional scout executive Of Chicago
and "scoutmaster's Five Minutes
by Rev. Albert Monger. pastor OF
the First Methodist church.
The call for men 20 lead various
troops IN the city was met by gen.
erous response and the preparation
for scoutmasters is being conducted
on a thorough basis. New vision
and new material in the executive
department OF the scout field were
deemed necessary TO assist those
who have thus far given time 20 the
work.
No new troop Is 10 be formed un-
I'll such troop shall have able lead
ership Is the policy adopted by the
council and the instruction given
10 young business men OF the city
will care for any troops that may be
formed IN the future. II is expect
ed. moreover, TO bring scouting in
South Bend on a high plane OF eff
cheney.
All Troops Sponsored.
Zach troop Is sponsored by "A
church or some semi-permanent
civic organization and the instruc-
ton OF men in leadership Is a step
towards the more thorough and in
tenslve organization OF these va
rious troops, Mr.. Barnes said.
Thus far so men have responded
20 the call from the local council
20 serve scoutmasters. committee
men, assistant scoUtmasters and the
like. Those enrolling in the course
follow:
c. f. Williams. w. r. Fogle.
Charles Boyer. Homer Hines. n. 8.
Denather. Russell o. Hupp. Donald
r. Allen. c. s Stephens. L. A Free
man. Franklin Hopkins, r. c. Ely,
Y. d. Flick. Charles D. zolman.
James c. Rasmussen. Marvin A. Xxi
zel. II. d. Crothers. Nathaniel Ho-
bart Jones. p. D. Beck. Wesley MI
Ter, Gael Troger. Howard f. Miller.
Charles V. Keller, Elmer Kintz, VIII
liam Pearson, r. r. Long. James D.
Natson, Roland f. Baker. Raymond
y. Neff. Charles Steffee. p. d. Poin-
ter. J. 3 Berteling. F. A. Bryan,
Carl Preu. Don H. Eldridge. Raby
G. Funk. H NJ. Casteel Herbert p.
Kisseu. c. Howard Eldred. Theodore
Schubert. Elmer A. Peach. Melvin
Moore. W. r. Borough. Thomas G..
sykes. c. y. Pollock. w. V. Garst-
ka. NJ. A. Donahue, Frank J. Green.
ROY W. Fries, r. J. Lattimer. n.
r. Crevisoton. Jack Fricke. Joseph
Eriter. H L Chambers. A. X. Col
Inns. Paul p. Burkart, Rev. r. Ross
shannon. Max Kluth, Fred Himmel
berger. H r Anderson. G. c. Ullery
r c. Gushwa Henry L. Otos, Ed.
Schubert. Stuart PenrOd c. S. Kim
cade. A J. Lamerand. r. L. Hoel.
r. c. Carpenter. W. L. Keltner. na-
vld L. Gunfoyle. Joseph Parkes.
Mr. Kiplnger spoke at the Uni
versity club yesterday noon. as the
result OF which more active support
was pledged the Orphans home
scout troop which organization il
sponsored by the club.