The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-02
Scouts Make Second
 Report Tonight
Keen Rivalry Evinced as Campaign Progresses Many Exhibits of Work on Display in Store Windows

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 Tonight the Boy Scout and Girl Scout Financial Campaign Work CTS gather at the Hotel Elton for the second report meeting. During the past two days divisional chair man, team captains. and team workers have pushed their eforts in hopes to double their record or each canvasser.
 The executive committee of the campaign are exercising every ef- fort so that in making their report they can turn Tn an amount equal to any of the divisional groups. To do this, they too will have to work even as hard as other workers In the campaign.
 Herman J. Weisman, vice pres ident of the Boy Scout Council will be the speaker at to-night's meet ing. His interest in scouting is well exemplified by the fact that he is | also a member of the Hebrew ln- stitute troop committee, and a lmember of the campaign executive Econ rnittee. .. z
 Close competition between sev- eral teams is being watched with Interest. Captain Sherman Perry of Teah1 D-3 hopes to give Captain H. w. Wild to team D-1 a close run for honors tonight. In the scouters division Captain c. c. Chapin will have to make long stride to keep the lead as Captain William Reilly of team H-5 IS a close runner-up.
 The Service Club teams have two close rivals in Captain Bruno Reife of team Al and Captain Layton Rose of team A-3.
 Tn the Girl Scout divisions Miss Elise Gregg, captain of team J-3 holds the lead, while Miss Helen Hougil, captain of team J-1 is in second place. !
 To-night's meeting will no doubt tell a far different story as each team is out to win the laurels. Boy Scout exhibits in several windows in the business sections are attracting considerable atten-
 The Sea Scout exhibit in the Steel Building showing the work of the members of the sea. scout ship AL batrQss gives Q fine idea of what older scouts are taught. and the Eractical manner in which they learn to know seamanship. Ray mond Ingram is skipper of the. sea scout ship.
 Boy Scouts, of Troop [. of the Second Congregational church have a fine exhibit of repaired toys in the store window of the Hayes building on East Main street Hundreds of repaired toys are on exhibit. This troop received brok- en toys and repaired them like new.
 Dolls; sleds, tricycles. scooters. toys and skates will be found in this exhibit.
 uted by the Boy Scouts through the Lincoln House Association. and by the scouts of the troop.
 Assistant Scoutmaster Clarence Oviatt is the artist of the troop and renovates the faces of the dolls. while Walter Able, is the master mechanic or toy repairman. Floyd Cadis assists in toy repairs.
 Troop 35 of the All Souls church has placed camping exhibit in the windows of the Palomba building on Grand street. Camping is one of the real outdoor features of the scouting activities.
 A beautiful electric sign makes strong appeal shining through the emblem of scouting, in a store window adjacent to the St Regis restaurant in Exchange place. This sign was constructed by Vernon E.. Abel, field commissioner of the Scout Council.
 After to-night,s meeting cam .paign workers will have until Monday, Dec 5th to make their final report. The final report meet ing will be held at the Hotel FL