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Bobby fell in on hands and knees.

BOBBY rell IN on nanoS ana Knees
leave him. And then another fellow
came along. so 7 passed the job Of
chief mourrer on to him and legged
it here as fast as | could"
The Vicar sighed.
"Oh. my dear BobbyI" he said.
Twill nothing shake your deplorable
callousness? 1t grieves me more
than can say. Here you have been
brought face to face with death
with sudden death. And you can joke
about it, 1t leaves you unmoved.
Everything - everything. however
solemn. however sacred. is merely
joke to your generation"
Bobby shuffled his feet.
If his father couldn't see that OF
course you joked about thing be-
cause you had felt badly about it
well. he couldn't see 1t! 1t wasn't
the sort of thing you could explain.
With death and tragedy about. you
had to keep a stiff upper lip.
But what could you expect? No
body over fifty understood anything
at all. They had the most extraor-
binary ideas.
Il expect it was the War;" thought
Bobby Loyalty. 1T upset them and
they never g5NStraight again"
Sorry. DadsShAsaid with clear
eyed realizatfsn THAT explanation
was impossfnfe =
The Vicar fat sorry for his SON
he looked so apashed; but be also
felt ashamed Of him. The Soy had
no conception Of the seriousness of
life. Even his apology was CHEEKY
and impenitent.
They moved towards the Vicar
age, each making enormous efforts
to find excuses for the other
The Vicar thought, 81 wonder
when Bobby will find something to
do.
Bobby thought. Wonder how
much longer 1 can stick it down
here. -"
Yet they were both extremely
fond of each other.
i DOLBY did not see the immediate
II sequel of his adventure. On the
following morning he went up to
town. there to meet a friend who
was thinking of starting a garage
and who fancied that Bobby's CO.
operation might be valuable.
After settling things to every
body's satisfaction, Bobby caught
the 1880 train home two days later.
He caught 1t, true. but only by a
very narrow margin.
He arrived at Paddington when
the clock announced the time to be
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BASEBALL GAME
HERE TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon, beginning
at 2 o'clock, the Acevedo Stars
will cross bats with the Monroe
Eine at the Navy Ball Field.
Batteries for this game will be !:
Wickers and Izzy Rodriguez for
the Monroes, and Elpidio and Hop
kins for the Stars.
AS Manager Armando Acevedo
met with an accident and is un-
able to play, Bill Gates will be
on the Stars lineup.
The contest tomorrow after
noon promises to be thrilling, as
these teams played a great game
last Sunday.
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1t seems that our genial Post
master, Mr.. Samuel Ephraim
Harris, is man of speed. He ar
rives so early on the course that
either he must play alone or fret
around until an early arrival
helps him out by being an oppon-
ent. Bill Malone was the opposi-
ton this time and the net re-
suits were that the 43-yehr-old
wonder made 96 strokes while the
ex-mayor was doing 100 strokes.
Of course, Bobby Harrington had
lots of fun telling Bill how he
enjoyed the old Sunday school
class and Bill always gave the
reply that the reason he dropped
same was on account of Sam was
a member. Of course if you ar
que with either of those gentle
men, both will claim they were
students of the other. In fact,
neither were students of any
body but Bill used to teach a class
but gave it up when Rubber ask
ed to join same.
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GOSPEL HALL

720> :SVpthard Street
Sunday, 7:30 p. m, Geo. A.
Mackenzie of Kenilworth, n. j.,
will speak on ''The Birth and
Business of the Son."
Meetings Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Sunday of each
week, commencing at q 30 O'Clock
each night.
The public is invited to attend
these meetings.
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Chapter Three
ENTER FRANKIE

CORY, Dad" Bobby broke IN,
- speaking cheerfully and breezi-
ly as was his habit no matter what
the subject. mot my fault this time.
/ was keeping guard over corpse"
"You were what?"
Keeping guard over a blighter
who stepped over the cliff. You
know-the place where the chasm
is. by the seventeenth tee. There
was a bit of mist just. then, and he
must have gone straight on and
over"
Good heavens" cried the Vicar.
What a tragedy! Was the man
killed outright"
"No. He Yassuncopscious. He died
just after Dr. Tborlay fad gone off.
But Of course 4 sfAk1 had to squat
there-couldn't sIFfa pEFh pr and
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SPECIAL SERMON
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. James S. Day, of the First
Baptist church, states that he be-
lieves that the conditions of today
offer a particular challenge to
the men of Key West, and that
it is a challenge that calls for
real heroism, which is a real job.
Rev. Day will have something
to say about this at the Sunday
night service at the First Baptist
church.
Sunday morning he will speak
on the question: "Shall l Go to
Church Today?"
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SAINT PAULss CHURCH

Corner Duval and Eaton Streets
Sundays
Morning Prayer, 6s45 q N
Mass (C0mmuni0ns), : q. n
Mass for the Church School
9 so q. m
Mass Of Thanksgiving. II u N
Evensong Prayer, Sermon.
Benedicti0n, 8 pm.
Week Days
Morning Prayer, 6s45 = N.
Mass, z n m
Evening Prayer, $50 ,. n
A second Mass On Wednesdays.
9 q. N.
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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

(Colored)
Rev. Alfred DeBsrritt, Pastsr
TIT Sim0ntoh Street
Morning worShiP- AZ II o'clock
The story Of Jesus Of the lid
den Treasure-"
Church school, $3.50 p N BibE
lass BY the misiSter-
Funeral Of Mr. Hulburt AZ 80
p. m
Evening service. 7.30 O'cl0cs
Installation Of officers Of the
Women's Auxiliary for 1886
Weeknight service, Tuesday, ~
100 o'clock
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BETHEL A n. = CHURCH

(col0red)
Corner Division and Thomas S..
4 r Hi. pastor
Sunday school s:3o q II
Preaching. Il o. N
Juaior A c. z League meets
AZ $50 p n
Senior A G z League meets
at Sis p N
Evening service, 8 p IL
Weekly Services
Tuesday, 7-30 p II, ClzA
Friday, 7=30 p II. ch0lr -
hearszL
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Eaton Street, Between Duval and
Simonton Streets
James s. Day, Pastor
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Allan Robinson, superintendent
Morning worship at IL o'clock
Baptist Training Union at $50
p. m
Evening worship at 1880 O'Clock.
Prayer service, Wednesday
evening, 7:30 o'clock.
Thursday evening, 7:30 o'clock,
choir rehearsal.
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SYNOPSIS: While playing golf
4cith DIR. Thomas, Bobby Jones
DISCOVERS q man lying injured at
the bottom of chdsm. The doctor
goes for help, and t0hile he Is gone
the man mutters, "Why didn't they
ask EUdnS" aud dies. Bobby had
promised to play the organ for his
father, t0hO is ricdr at MdrchooH,
and tchen pleasant stranger
shows up he gladly reIinquishes his
Vigil aud skips for the church. But
he has seen photograph IN the
mans pocket, the face of tchich has
strange, haunting beauty.
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SAINT PETERS cHURcH

(Colcredf
Center Street, Between Pez'u1ia
and DIVA
Mas. 8 n N
Solemn EEensong a16 Be1eolc-
ton Of the Most Blessed Sac-s-
meat, ! p II
Church school. 3 A.
Sermons ~ q II ard ! 2 -
Weekday Serves
Mass On Tuesday al rs
day ~ ! - IL
Li1zny and SerZ01 @ Aeoze[-
day - 7-3o 2 II
Confessions- After t1e he11e=
day evening serr1cG-
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SPECIAL SERMON
SUNDAY EVENING

Rev. ]. B. Culpepper. Jr., of
the First Methodist Church, states
that on Sunday evening he will
use for his subject, "a Life All
Can Enjoy"
What does it take to make life
worth while? This is the ques-
ton being asked by people today,
says Rev. Culpepper. How can
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home life be made all that one
can and will desire? What is my
past in bringing about this con-
tentment? These and other ques-
tons will be answered by the
pastor.
Rev. Culpepper states that be-
fore the preaching, he will an
swer a statement appearing in a
Key West paper in regard to min
listers of the city not having
courage to speak out on certain
subjects or matters.
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PENTECOSIAL MISSION
900 Olivia Street
VIM. Skondeen, Pastor
Sunday morning worship, IL
o'clock.
Sunday school for al, $50 p
m.
Sunday night evangelistic serv-
ice 7:15 o'clock.
Tuesday, 7:15 p. m, prayer and
praise service.
Friday, 7:15 p. m, fellowship
meeting.
Saturday, 2:30 p. m, boys and
girls church.
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Total

Next Tuesday the High School
will play the WPA in the first
game. and the Bakers will meet
the Tigers in the nightcap. There
is still one more game to be play
ed between the Tigers and High
School. Fans, the race in this
league is getting hotter as each
game is played. So be out Tues
day night.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, SOUTH

GEL SALVADOR"
Corner Grinnell and Virginia
Streets
Rev. Guillermo Perez, Pastor
(Services in SPANISH
Sunday school, 10 a. N.
Preaching, s p. m
Mothers Club meets Monday.
8 p. m.
Bible study and prayer service.
Wednesday, 8 p. m
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CHURCH OF GOD

J. M. Gresham, Pastor
HOG Olivia Street
Services Sunday morning serv-
ices, IL o'clock.
Sunday school, 3 p. m.
Evangelistic services, 7:15 p.
m. Special singing.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
sgt William Street
T. Richard Evans. Pastor

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL o'clock.
Sermon subject: Personal Right
eousness."
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
Evening worship 1880 o'clock.
Sermon subject: "The One Thing
You Cannot do"
Mid-week service, Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
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St Mary's Star Of the Sea
Rev. VIM. Reagan. S. J.,
in charge
Order Of services for this
church:
Sunday morning Masses VIII b
said at z and $50 o'elock.
Weekday Mass n Z O'clock
Evening service At 7=3o O'clock,
Sundays and Fridaya
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES-WE RENT by the
Hour, Day or Week. Repair
all makes and paint them with
Nu-Enamel. We carry a full
supply of parts. Agent for the
Rollfast and Dayton Bicycles.
And sell them as low as $500
down and $1.00 per week.
Phone ZIG. J. r. Showers Co.
dec1S-tf
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Mr.. Bascom Grooms, who is
head man at the electric COM
pany, took a couple of his right
hand men along to show them
how to play golf but he forgot
that has treasurer may be port
slider but at the same time he
gives strokes to no guy, not even
the boss. Of course, Ammy Hew-
EFT (for that is the man) does
not shoot any par golf but he
shoots par for him, so what the
heckH Fred Ayala, the golfing
sartorial expert, was more wor-
ried about his game Thursday
than any appearance and there
fore proceeded to beat both Bas-
com and Brother Hewett.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS, Sensational Sellerl Nom
competitive, Ladies' emergency
Rubbers Zone ounce) with mir
iature Pouch. Sells instantly.
Make big profits. VAMPS, II
West 42nd, New York.
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Doings Around The
Golf Links
ssssssssssssssssssssssss

Some of the boys had to dodge
showers and other meteorological
phenomena last Thursday. In fact,
a couple forgot to dodge and
thereby got an unexpected bath.
Maybe they needed same, who
knows? But as far as the golf
scores were concerned the thing
to do is read below and see for
yourself:
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HELP WANTED-MALE

statesmen, full or part time,
for New Transparent Menu
Covers. Big profits selling to
Restaurants, Understands, Ho-
tells, Taverns. Write for de-
tails. BUSINESS METHODS
BUREAU, 20 E. 45th ST., New
York. febS-1tx
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ditoriun at 10 o'eloek. Nen and
women not connected with any
other Bible Class and regardless
Of denonniations are invited Il
attend.
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MIXED BIBLE CLASS

Sam B. Pinder and W. P. MOntE
cino, Teachers
This class meets every Sunday
morning at the Harris School an
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ola TRINIDAD"
Duval and Angela Streets
Sunday afternoon services BY
DR.. DeBarritt.
Friday night services conducted
by Rev. Perez.
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FOR SALE

HOUSE, 6-ROOMS, HALL AND
BATH, large lot, shade and
garden. Price: $4,000, some
terms. For appointment write
Owner, P. o. Box 552, Key
West. feb7-5tx
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished apart
ment, five rooms and bath. APP
ply 514 Margaret street, phone
152-M. jana
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FOLLOWING
THROUGH ;

would like to say few words
in behalf of one of the members
of the Recreation Department
Gus Ayala.
This talented young man was
married this week to Miss Dora
c. Arnau. Mr.. Ayala is at pres
ent acting as director of the
beach wagon. He is an accom-
plished musician and a member of
Del Woods orchestra. Miss Ar
nau is popular among the young
er set of this city.
Del Woods acted as best man
at the wedding and Mrs. Charles
Williams was the maid of honor.
take this means of extending
to the newlyyeds the best wishes
of sall men1ber sf.., the dsHaft-
ment and I<hspesfAA all their
troubles win BE ssts ones.
Glen Price sin Charge of the
Recreation Ds6aftnlsnt, gave Mr..
Ayala Satuf day night sand all day
Sunday off from work as a wedd-
ing gift.
Mr.. an Mrs. Ayala made a trip
to No Name Key right after the
ceremony and returned two hours
later. This was their honeymoon
trip.
Good luck and God bless both
of you. are the wishes of all con-
nected with the Recreation De-
partment.
Remember, Monday night there
will be skating at the Coral Isle
Casino, with an orchestra furn-
ishing music for dancing. Skat-
ing will also be held Thursday
night, firm z to 10 p. m.
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BAKERS DROPPED
FROM TOP RUNC
In CAGE LEAGUE
LOST TO HIGH SCHOOL LAST
NIGHT AT Gyms, TIGERS
AND Abe FIVE NoW4iTIED
.s sIrfD IT ts-
FOR FIRST PLACE 90 =

AS the result Of Gthe double
header played last night at the
High School Gym by members of
the Island City Basketball League,
the Busy Bee Bakers dropped out
of the three-cornered fight for
first place, while the Park Tigers
and School five remained tied for
top honors.
The Tigers won an overwhelm-
ing victory from the WPA quin-
tet in the opening game last night.
The final score was Sc to 81.
In the first quarter the score
see-sawed and at the end it was
tie. 8 to 8.
From then on, the Tigers were
in complete control, scoring IS
points in the second quarter, 16
in the third and IA in the final
quarter.
Gates made 10 field goals,
Smith eight and Hale six.
Score by quarters: Total
WPA ...--..... 8 4 4 5-21
Park Tigers =. 8 Is 16 14-56
In the nightcap, the High
School five trimmed the Busy
Bee Bakers by the score of 81
to %. This is the second time
these two quintets have met in
this half and the School boys
have won both games.
In the first-half the Bakers
defeated them two out of three
games. However, the ABC five
has turned the tables and may do
better than the Bakers in this
half.
The game last night was ex-
citing and full of great plays.
Both sides fought like lions to
gain the victory. At the end of
the first quarter the score stood
Bakers z, High School 5. At the
half, the Bakers had IA and the
Conchs 16.
Finally, at the end of the game
the ABC quintet won out and re-
manned in a tie with the Tigers
for first place in the league race.
In the last quarter the Bakers
scored II points, while the School
boys. put over &c. .
Thompson. Ed. Woodson and G.
Parks played a great game for
the losers. ]. Pinder, J. v.
Woodson and Wickers were out
standing on the offensive for the
winners. and Jack Lopez on the
defense.
Score by quarters: Total
Bakers ---.-..----. z z 2 1913
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FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
RENT. Apply 1929 Fleming
street. feb3-6t
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
327 Elizabeth Street
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m
Sunday morning service at IL
o'clock.
Wednesday evening service al
s o'clock.
Reading room in Society build
ing open Fridays only.
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TWO FURNISHED HOUSES. APP
ply 1920 Grinnell street.
feb6-tf
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A nice game was had by Char
lie Ketchum and Louis Cruick-
shank. who managed to beat Bob
Showers and Charlie Salas 2 up.
1t seems that DR.. Willard Bart
lett joined up on the last round
and made a nice so while ]. r.
was getting some 102, Salas an
SO aud the opposition a 1897.
Everybody had a good time ex-
cept ]. R., who got around to the
water hole and plunked one into
the drink. ]. R. says it was be-
cause Winsome Willie was talking
while he was trying to make a
shot. ]. r. claims that Willie is
Iseatas bad as his Sunday part
ner. You know who that is?
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SUCCESSFUL MANUFAC-
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A rapid fire foursome compos-
ed of George Dodge with $3.50
and Melvin Russell with 47-48
played against Eddie Strunk with
41-42 and Willie Kemp with
42-43. 1t seems that playing
best and worst ball. Willie and
Eddie managed to win by one
point. The sad part of the whole
day was when the pro shot game
which registered but one above
par that the soda water was on
him. All this because the gang
played number z for same and
that is the Hole George Porgie
failed to make a par on. Now
that is what you call dirty
deal.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

statesmen WANTED
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Standing of the clubs !:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-06
EXPOSITION TO Be
IN BIG HENDERSON
Committees Being Named
for Staging of EXPOSE
ton Next Month

The American Legion sponsored
merchants exposition and automobile
show set for next month will be held
in the Big Henderson Warehouse this
spring instead of the High Price
Warehouse, where it has always been
put or. heretofore, it was announced
today by D. G. Loughlin, manager
A meeting of the exposition COM
mittee of Henderson Post, No. 60, of
The Legion, will be held probably next
Monday evening to further the details
of the plans. This meeting was to
have been held Thursday night, but
was deferred on account of inability
to arrange for business matters that
are to be acted upon.
This year there will be no outdoor
circus feature but all attractions will
be put on indoors on a stage in the
center of the warehouse. Booths will
te arranged around the outer walls,
and provision will be made for dane
ing following the performances.
Many details are yet to be worked
out. The date set is a tentative one,
and will depend largely on the ability
of the decorators to be here for that
occasion. If they can be obtained, the
date will be the week Of April 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-06
100000 MILES
CARS ARE COMING
Will Be Shown at Glenn ents
Motor Company Show
Rooms Saturday

r. E. Clements of Clements Motor
Co. has arranged to bring to Hender-
son on Saturday March 7, three low
priced stock automobiles which have
been driver more than 100000 miles
each with almost no wear to any Tub
ricated motor part, according to an
nouncement made today.
These cars are hurrying through
the State, stopping at key centers for
examination by auto and petroleum
men interested.
The test autos are said by auto en-
gineers to have demonstrated that a
motor oil capable of bearing $4,000
lbs pressure per square inch, three
times average, may revolutioniZe
motoring. They were each driven
the equivalent of ten years of aver
age motoring by amateurs over pub
lie roads near Toms River, N. j., with
out repairs oany fabricated motor
part or carbon removal. Since then
they have added several thousand
miles, still without repair. Auto engi-
neers estimate that the wear reduc-
ton indicated by the tests of the
stronger oil means a reduction in mot
or maintenance costs in the United
States of at least $5O,0OO,0O0 a year.
auto and petroleum men every
where have asked to see these cars"
Mr.. Clements, "The Atlantic Refining
Company is sending them here for in
spection. Every car in the fleet trav-
eled the equivalent of 10 years of
average motoring without compress
sion loss or bearing frightened. They
were almost in new car condition at
the end of their total run of 100000
miles for each car Gasoline con-
sumption averaged 209 miles to the
gallon. Oil consumption averaged
565 miles to the quart. Average
maximum cylinder wear after five
months OF continuous operation "a
hours a day, six days a week at 40
miles an hour, was only seven ten
thousanath of an inch-about one
third the thickness Of a human hair.
In many instances cylinder wear was
SO slight it could not be measured. "
While here the cars will be display
ed at show room Clements Motor Co.
They will be driven by three of the
original test drivers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-06
SCOUTS TO MAKE
THEIR CAMP SITE
Group Will Go To Balance
Rock Tomorrow To Start
Work For Summer

The Balance Rock Camp board of
directors has agreed to set aside
certain area on the Balance ROCK pro-
party near here for development OF
the Boy Scout camp for this summer,
it was announced today by Prof. w.
D. Payne, president of the Henderson
Scout Council Mr.. Payne said the or
ganization is calling on all Scouts who
possibly can do so to arrange 10 go
to the camp tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock to help clear off the site al
lotted for the camp.
All boys attending are urged to take
hatchets or axes and a supper to COOK.
DR.. Wyman, director of N. G. State
College Forestry School at Raleigh,
will be at the camp to mark trees
that need thinning, and suggest i'm
provementS to the site, it is stated. 1t
is expected that an area will be sur
veyed and staked out prior to the ar
rival of the Scouts.
TIL Ian is to start the program
Saturday of this week and follow it
up each weekend, under the leader
ship of several older Scouts, develop
inc a camp site that can lie used dur
ing the coming summer for short
term and even long-term camping,
with all construction and development
work done by the Boy Scouts them
selves.
Work will be started clearing out
the underbrush and cutting some
trees for pioneering project in the
form of an entrance to the reserva-
tiol, and for a fence to mark off the
area.
Every Scout is urged to attend his
troop meeting tonight and make plans
to go to Balance Rock Saturday aft
ernoon. Prof. Payne urged attendance
upon the troop meetings tonight SO
that each Scoutmaster can make pro-
vision for all boys in his organization
to get to the camp Saturday.