The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-16

the various parking places and give such other information as will be useful to the legionnaires.
 Even though the scoutmasters are rallying their troops for this service, all Boy Scouts of the troops indicated above are request ed to get in touch with their troop leaders so that they may secure the necessary instructions and in- formation from them.
 This service is to be continuous from Wednesday evening, Augut IT, to Saturday noon, Augut 20. Street Patrol Service During Parade Scout troops. not assigned to the information service, have accepted the assignment of street patro service to be rendered at import. ant street intersections along thf line of march during the period oi the parade. Troops for this service are to report at their respective as. signments by 2 o'clock Saturday af. ternoon. The services to be rend. cred by these troops will be to form guard lines across intersectine streets where there is a tendency for the spectators to crowd out in. to the line of march. The scouts vii be equipped with guide ropes, thui forming a permanent line up tt which the spectators may approach In rendering this service they will also cooperate with the police de. partment. Troops rendering this service are 23, Temple Beth el Mendel Kross, scoutmaster; which will cover the intersection oi Cooke and Grove streets; Troop 20 Hebrew institute. Ralph Gottleib scoutmaster, which will cover the North Main street intersection; Troop II, Bunker Hill church Frank Mercer, scoutmaster, will cover the junction at Willow and Meadow streets; Troop 1, St Johns church, Paul Schreiber, scout master, will cover the section of Freight street, across Meadow to Grand; Troop 20, Blessed Sacra. ment church, Everett West, scout. master. will cover the corners oi Bank, Grand and Center streets; the Exchange place area, from the corner of Harrison avenue around to the corner of East and North Main streets, will be covered by Troop 2, First Methodist church Joel Anderson. scoutmaster. Troop 5, First Baptist church, William Kerr. scoutmaster, and Troop 1 Watertown. Kostantos Vaiuckas scoutmaster.
 Ecoutmasters of the above troops are requested that where troops arc not holding their regular meetings this week, they desire all scouts of their troop to report to them for their final instructions and as- signments.
 Scout troops serving at the infor- nation stations up to noon, Satur- day are assigned to cover the inter- secting streets along the line .ot march from Cole street and to in- clude North Elm. Cherry, Welton Hamilton avenue, Wall, Wolcott and Silver streets
 Scouts to join parade after ser vice has been completed.
 The final plans of their service and the participation of the scouts are that, as the end of the parade passes each of the intersecting points where the scouts are sta- toned, the scouts will swing into line and continue to march. as part of the parade. until the parade is dispersed at Hamilton park. Mass colors of all scout troops will be formed to head the scout division. The direction of this service, in addition to that rendered by the scoutmasters of the troops, Is be- ing directed by Ernest W. Possel, scout commissioner, Vernon T Abel. Harry Hyde, and Carleton Chapin, field commissioners. The scoutmasters of the various troops will be assisted by Assistant Scout masters as follows:
 William Zubrisky, troop 10: stanton Fowler, troop 22; Joseph Zibell, troop IS; Louis Monnerat Wallace Fink. troop 19; Anthony Sant.ro, Carmelo DiMaria, troor 26: Thomas Bowling, James Burke Arthur Hall, troop 13: Ernest E Wilcox, troop 34; Clarence H. gOv. iatt. troop q; Saul Litchenstein troop 23: Jack Sperling. troop go; Harold Hole, troop II; George Gray, troop 1; James Kelly, troop 20; Raymond Ingram. Fred Trow. bridge, troop 2; L. A. Hubbard troop 5.
 The general direction of these services will be under Scout Exec utive Arthur D. Marston, who is acting as chairman of the boys service committee for the Legion convention.