Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05
BOY SCOUTS

Celebration q: the birth Is years ago
In this city. of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, viii be held tomorrow with public
exhibition of totem pole carving and
will close Saturday afternoon and eve
ming with pageant at Central High
School This pageant. known as the
"Sl0utcraft Revue of 1926" was Writ
ten especially Cor the occasion by Com
modore William E. Longfellow OF the
american Red Gross and Will be direct
ed By him.
At the evening performance the honor
medal for extreme heroism will be
awarded to Lowell Bradford of Troop
- By he president OF the District of
Columbia Scout Council, George E.
Hamilton. and Eagle badges will be
awarded. II is also expected other honor
medals will be awarded.
AT Scout headquarters, the 1928 lead
erSh:p training program Will start Feb
rlary Is. The first course will last for
three weeks. meeting three nights
week ana &c an elementary course de-
signed Tor new men and those who have
no; mad previous training. II is the be-
ginning Of five-year training program
developed by the National Boy Scout
HEADQUARTERS. An advanced course for
ScoutmaSters and assistants, with slA-
cisl features for troop committeeman
and Others. will be held in April
Special arrangements have been made
hy which parents and friends Of Scouts
will have a section OF the Scout tram
10 Mount Vernon February p. The
trains Will leave Fourteenth and B
streets at 1905 am.
Another series Of Deputy Commission
or Sareent's mapping classes has started
ct headquarters The next meeting will
b. held February 10 and February l8
81 80 pm. william Alderman of
Troop 10. who has recently qualified for
mapping expert. makes the thirteenth
Scout 10 meet the requirements. The
others are Hamilton Wright. Troop i;
Henry Pike. Troop IS: George Frazier.
IT.. Troop So: Paul Delaney. Henry Gree
ley and Fen Brock Of Troop 81: Dean
Cowie. Troop 63: Roland Morrisette,
Randall Gardner and Walter Thompson.
Troop %. and George Cairnes Of
Troop 81.
Members Of Troop 5. Lieut.. F. T.
Bake. ScoutmaS:er. arc planning a
week enc tip 10 West Point III Nay
end invite other Scouts.
During January four Scouts attained
ihc Eagle award: Sidney Collegema1,
Troop %: Herbert HuleS. Troop 10: VIII
lard Robbery. Troop lol, ard Elbridge
Church. Troop 1913.
SECOND class in January: First class
Troop 5. G. 3. Craighin. c. Reynolds
arc Robert Burr: Troop IS, Stephen
Caps. Robert O'Brien. B. NJ. Chiswell
anG Richard Purdy; Troop II. Morris
Gaisi: Troop 20. Leroy Bonbrest. VIII
liam Schultz, Phil Eulse, Walter White;
Troop %. Ben Mcmahon, Franklin ALI
wine Francis Ludlow: Troop IS. George
Torney and Joseph Yahraes; Troop 81
Frank Murphy end Robert Bogue: Troop
20. Curtis Woodsonle: Troop 70. Tom
John Massey: Troop l4l. Lambert
S.:c.rls. Second class-Troop 3. Donald
Lanim and Charles Harris: Robert Os-
borne: Troop II. .Myron Smith. James
Broom. John Lowe: Troop 20, William
Ieapley. John Dugan. Everett Clingan. |
Norris Clingan, William Mcconnell, |
LLOYD Ferguson: Troop Is. John George
Leon Rogers. Hilton White. John Bon |
net: Troop 81. John Elias: Troop SO. P.
Lewis Gibbs: Troop ~. r. c. Roote |
Charles Hudgins: Troop IS. Charles !
Gauge: Troop IS. Charles Smith and |,
Prichard Reaves and Paul Moran: Troop /
4s. Charles Rankin: Troop 81. Fred I,
Mac,lusSor- Franklin Milberg and B |
Coffey: Troop IS. Francis Curtain. T /
AscNeilly. Ralph Tomas. Anison Teheen. |
J. Pettis: Troop Is. Jack Gordon. Hy- !
man Kosson. Barry Sullivan. Irving |
Lehman: Troop 81. (. Faunce; Troop |
IS. Roger Jones. e Castle z. Johnasen: /;
Troop i03. r. Firth and II Henke: Troop /
1T. r Rudasill and Howard Miller; |
Troop l23. Fred Paxton; Troop 1874, r !
Burns, J. Robinson and D. Baker: !
Troop al. Godfrey Ronaldue. Charles |
Stump: Troop iz9. G. Bunch J. D. Steh- I
man. Floyd Stehman and Vernon Steh- (,
man