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Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

On the western slope of the Olym-
pic Mountains the Rain Forest has
been growing for thousands of years.
Rain all day and all night. Not a
drenching rain, just a steady rain.
Everything drops and drips water.
Then there is a let-up. Just in
time for the tourist crop arriving in
July and August.
1t Is an awesome experience to
visit an ancient rain forest. Some
of the trees appear to be upheld by
strong supports. The reason for
this is that at one time a giant fell,
breaking off, leaving high stump.
Roots were sent down on the outside
of the original trunk or stump.
Finally these roots became as large
as tree trunks. When the first
stump finally crumbles away the
later roots support the tree high in
the air.
You will not find tidy forest as
you do in some of our lovely forests.
Giants will be found stretched their
1ull 1CIlS Ull VI OUU 1CCU all OSo u Geo
crashed during the fall. For CEN
turies these trees have fought their
way toward the light; now they are
beingIeturned TO- the earth tonolr-
ish other trees.
In the forest you will find the
most beautiful lichens. Unusual ones
that you have never seen before.
Some festoon themselves from vine
naples or broad leaf. There are
very rare lichens with rich umber
centers, and there are old ones re-
sembling gray whiskers.
Here Is the place to revel in the
of moses and ferns. There
is a fern-like moss and q pale green
one. There are great pillows of moss
plush and so deep it covers rocks
with soft cushions 6 to 10 inches
deep.
In the Hob Rain Forest you find
sword ferns are large as palms.
There Is fragrant, lush growth and
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/ Fascist organizations. The group
numbered 80 men. Their objective
was the La Fortezza gold.
Their plan Of campaign was dar-
ing, and not unfeasible in view Of
the conditions prevailing in North
ern Italy in April and May of 1945.
They had, in fact, main and an
alternative plan.
The main plan called for an
Official" demand to turn over the
Italian gold to the custody of the
German Army" False documents
were to be presented to the Italian
guards by the SIS sergeant in person,
dressed in the uniform of a colonel.
The Italians, according to the orders,
were ito load the money into trucks
and drive north under an escort
of German guards. The escort was,
of course, Schultz's gang, which in
tended to dispose of the Italian
guards and make off with the loot.
This was Plan A.
Planned To Change Uniforms.
Plan A further called for change
OF uniforms into the clothes Of
Italian partisans, after which the
convoy was to move southeast
toward Venice. At the coast, the
gang was to unload onto fishing
smacks and sail down the Italian
shore to we'll south of the Allied
front lines, then land their cargo
on the deserted beaches south Of
Ancona.
The alternative plan, to be put
into effect If Plan A misfired, was an
outright armed attack on the Italian
guards, with each member of the
band seizing what he could, and
then disappearing into the country
side.
The well-laid schemes went awry
due to the vigilance Of the partisans,
who, according to Mr., zaneli, knew
about SIS Sergeant Schultz and his
attempt to get the La Fortezza gold.
The sergeant and two of his Polish
lieutenant" were seized in an inn
at the village of Mezzasela. Schultz
was shot dead while resisting ar
rest" One of the Poles was wounded,
but escaped The other divulged,
under Interrogation" all the details
of the plan.
The gold reserves were found al
most intact. except for some million
dollars which the Germans had pre-
viously removed to Germany.
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International Cana
'Muffed 28-Mi|Iion
Gold Robbery in Italy
By james WeIIord
North American Newspaper Alliance

ROME, Oct. 30.-The return of
some $2s,o0o,0 900 in gold TO the
Bank of Italy under terms of
the Italian peace treaty ends the
final chapter of what might have
been the greatest bank robbery in
history. The story, which now is
told by an BIPARTISAN leader of
Bolzano, Luigi zanelli, begins with
the German removal of the Italian
national gold reserve from Rome in
August, 1943.
The German army commander
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ters Of golden blossoms and later
blue-green velvet berries.
There are miniature trees nesting
under the shadow Of giant parents.
And sometimes q fallen monarch
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odor found In North America alone.
The underground is lovely. The ev-
ergreen huckleberry grows to tree
size. The beautiful holly-like Ore
gon grape displays pyramidal clus-
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will be covered with huckleberry,
ferns, moss and baby trees.
BY all means visit the Rain Forest
which is part Of the Olympic Ma
tional Park and Is the vestibule to
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the Olympic Mountains. It II called
the Rain Forest of the Hob. Beau
ty. perfection Of form and color a.
well as size blend together TO make
this forest one never to be forgotten.
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PERSONAL.

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lowest prices Call STUDIO. Ma. .sle4.
WANTED = People to laugh themselves
silly at Maggie and Jiggs in Bringing Up
Father" Sunday and Monday at the Seco
BENJAMIN Rsaisi SH'es ACRES 1Ss BoaRDING school.
nursery through, fourth grade: For fur
ther inauiry. call Annapolis 5aST. -19
FEDERAL AND STATE income tax returns
prepared, ready to mail by experienced
PETER RABBIT NURSERY will give ex-
cellent day care for your child; trans
VACANCY in modern nursing home:
elderly: excellent food and best of care;
men and women. Call SH. 151T. -13
WANTED ROOM AND B0AkD for mother
and es-year-old son; night care for child
while mother works. prefer nearby No.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Iancheon and dinner parties; Il yrs, exp.
CoUPIE desire daywork. Sc day each and
carfare Phone Ex 1914. Colored: exp
GIRL. COL, neat and reliable. wants eve
ning. work, domestic or cafeteria. ME
GIRL, colored, desires Job. g.h.w. and
cook; 5A days no Sunday work. Call PL.
GIRL desires part time job as maid: no
GIRL, colored. wants Job cleaning bachelor
apartment DI 5000
GIRL, coiored, wants days work Monday
sfter sna YedHeoSdaaY1s y rs a1ss So and earfare Call
GIRL, colored wants days work: S. and
carfare DU. 1905 ask for MARY.
Ga GlRt; MI eolsr4sd' sa4 wants s'h'w' no COOKING
GIRL, coiored, desires days work, 3 days
week Call DI. 1892. -12
GIRL, colored. wishes worS as maid, room
ing house or small hotel: references. AID,
GIRL. colored, desires daywork; good
cleaner: ref RE, 1921.
GIRLS (2), colored, part-time cleaning and
light laundry; experience; reference. FIR
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. wishes to
10 hours duty. Call NE. 5240.
sires position as housekeeper. Address let
ter: Honsekeeper, 23s 9Th st. ne. Wash-
WOMAN. colored. desires daywork as first
St class ref. ME. 53s5.
WOMAN, colored. reliob,e. wants 4 days
work week of any kind. All 4th st. Sc.
fsssht or day. references. NO. 1919. III
your parties call TIA: 6se3. IL
WANTED by intelligent woman as com
live in Ii 55Ob.
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MOTOR TRAyel,.

expense plan. convenience Of passenger and
car owners same destination. Private se-
dams daily Miami. L. A.. Calf, and all
points West: refs. exeh. 23 Mass. RE.
GENTLEMAN with car desires another
gentleman who can drive to join him in
AT S14S. H.
PARTY LEAVING for Tampa, Florida. SUN
day morning-rnd will take ] or 2 passen-
DRIVING SOUTHERN route San Francisco
January 20: want 2 or 3 passengers; Gov
ernment executive; good car: excellent
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRTvEWAYs. private roads and
,1ki ps,rking oap areas For free estimates; gall
floors sANDED. rennished. cleaned,
wsxed; exp. MECHANICS ggsranteed re-
zTEHaroIs iSsE a ssoMh HNS fn Rfriss 4a1s to COM
% ranta to meet health DEBT. % appToval far-
eiShea ca aAY s!aRs RosRKTs ssEasT an %o f s1Ss
cARPENTER WORN o. Of any Kind oSd Can
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par.
fses uff e nshs fsia Wson
GARAGEs.Fsctory built. sizes texso and
overhead doors; also brick and cinder
block garages. ready.built homes and
estaess es ma. easy sasay Ssvf5y
PUsfRIEs coRP.. iiSs Jsfferson a Davis
hwy; (u. s. No. y. Arlington. Va. mi
s9pth 9p ansI of HishTay Bridge. Phone IA; 2l64
boiler; burner units. radiators; 3 years to
pay: MAY HEATING CO.. OR. 4176;
kITcHpssM6ustombui. sHss; Gs olsa; cabinet, to st
any kitchen: latest tops including Tracy
ftanfss fam oor steel fe eent nrs hsn Hm
rA1sTiNG. s GSnn PAPERiAG ssf; M FnooRs. roof re-
pairs, waterproof Work guar. White mech
Est 1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON. AID.
PAINTING, plastering. papering. carpen-
try and cement work: floors sanded: all
IMPROVEMENT CO., 1854 Warder st. NV.
REMODEL. modernize your home nov:
iATION co. h502 Wis ave WI 1900
WATERPRO0FING. all kinds. have your
ROBERT E. PRICE. RE 1891 10"
IN va; AND WASH. call PATTERSON.
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manvills
roofing and siding. also storm windows
3340 IA st NV. Zone z HO. 4120,
~ VIRGINIA call us for all home improve
ments and Iemodeling: free est: terms.
OLD DOMINION coNTR. GO. GIL. os11.
ASK FOR OUR FREE home repair consul
tation service. Roofing. asbestos, brick
siding. IVAN FULLER & CO.. GE. 4922.
is YOUR BLDG. OLD? Do you want 1t
new? CHAIKEN CONSTRUCTION co.
transforms it for you. ME. 5S27, OV. 2120.
IMMEDIATE SERVICE on all decorating
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
for your camera. dar

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection OF cam
eraS, projectors. eniargers. electric expo
sure meters fash guns. carrying cases,
range finders, tilms. color nlnss. photo
napers. chemicals, photo books and 300
more items We buy and trade. BREN-
SER PHOTO CO. 9aa Pa: eve. NV. toDp-
Dept. Of Justicel. RE. 2434.
12O-bass, Excelsior. model
90. $500 or best offer. Also bass fiddle.
Box 3S3-U, Star 12s
ACCORDION. s.andalli, l20 bass. / bass.
. treble switches: has had excellent care
and Is in top condition: complete With
ACCORDION. 60 bass white Hohner
Air coMPREssORs and full line OF paint
spray equipment. HARDING PAINT &
HARDWARE CO.. 231O r. !. ave. NE. MI.
AIR COMP. westinghouse sir brake 1ls
b d. 60-gal. tank. go a.c.s.4new cnnd.
Rear 4:s3 18th SC. Sc 12A v"
ANDIR0ES, bronze. extra large; brass and
conper of ali KINDS: everything for the
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, 2; c. s. l2 Yrs yrs, txDssT,.,
nas nis futnre esn Box dssesi sss
ADDREssoGRAPH and srapiiotype opera
tor wishes position: !, seven years, Sos sxper; r.;
sSa ias part s Box
SoMrANIoS and secretary, sa. s., sxgsrienssS ls q
efRsRs saes sass asst IN sssa
ee0RTAiSs washed and stretched; pickup
pRrssMxksG nad ssMsxis h6es 9esirn H. re@od altera
tons eye @ gowns Ts speciality reas. .s.,ss MlSS
EkFn eaS TSrNG 1fys done at hSms T. AZ
GIRL. cSsorsd, exper; in various fields,
Sass tSsP s9,ssf e.ssS, + q u.s.
sm. sants A6 ,2S s5ss. s9 cafeteria; hrs am
GIRL, eolored:, wants nightwork; prefer
cafeteria. @ Call RE. 59s7. from $50 to
GIRLS. two, want counterwork in. cafe
experienced not under $50 week. d.
Ts xtfhe; & tbs TBS laundry hpne
for the winter; ss5 wk: GENTLE only, GE.
sal srsI spploses; competent, well educated. sa.
PRAcsT2icaL Pa SSTGRsE, colored, available in
FAINT care. invalid lady or doctors helper in
shs pisFat Tk GEss domestic and for
relations, knowledge foreign languages: de-
i aof teqgses 'ass se npd n sIa
ffsIa5i " res aaNaa9R az s5af roomns
salary ann living Auuarters eyOected MRS
PONDER, MI. 6434. IL
SECRETARY to former United States SEN
rapher. Box 4s4.D. Star. Is.
assume respeas!bflisy: have supervised; $50
sTEiNoGRAPHER STE sEc'Y seeks position;
thoroughly competent and experienced in
patent. CORPORATION, admiralty, general law
House experience; S45 wk. Box SGD,
s., as Or sssss. wenAs IS sx.u!1. s
nursery school, 9401 Ga. ave, SH. 1874.
WOMAN OF intelligence and personality.
experienced In meeting the public, wishes
Job as recepsionist. information similar
position where tact is essential Box
YoUNG WOMAN with car desires spare
time; tim ewes Sat- sun; reading III, Writlns, al,Is
or shop: careful lie driver; ladies only.
YOUNG WOMAN. former press association
bureau manager, experfenced in radio. ad-
responsible position in such fields: out
standing capability and alertness: must
offer excellent salary. Box 3S9-D Star.
POSITION as resident manager, in ex-
change for rent; have child School age)
and infant: experienced. Box 162-C, Star.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY. college srad-
uate. two years news service experience
some dramatic BACKGROUND. pleasant speak
ing voice. desires interesting lob: willing tn
travel occasionally Box 34S-D. Star. 12s
SOUTH AMERICAN young lady, knowledge
languages, wishes to be secretary -compan-
ion during voyage to France sailing first
part June 1917 HO 1857 12s
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
CoIERGE. 1910 @ st nv. pI 1852
MUSIC and Ior saxophone taught conscien..
tiously; private lessons, Call before II
GTIBERT ART SCHOOL for children and
adults. Painting, sculpture, sketchine:
SPANISH. taught by native teacher:
strictly conversation method in group.
limited to, Z. For appointment, WI. 3535.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HSINESS.

ANALYST, record systems, 500 a wk /;
Capitol Hill secretary, $500 a mo-: edi-
torial assistant. S173 mo-: accountant,
sos wk Junior clerk. S130 mo;
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 171O
G st. NV, MA. 0954 -13
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

FHIPINo husband and wife desire work
three. Box 356-D, Star. H.
VETERAN. colored. desires lob of any, kind
to sit with child from 8 to 9 pm. LU.
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PERSONAL Cont. ],

DREssMAKING, Wedding, evening clothes,
hand finished children's clothes, mat; by
appt. Wa 63I3,, MRS. Won zig
CHARLES OF FIFTH AVE. formerly hair
stylist with Palais Royal, at his own salon.
5on Bond Bldg Ma 4S41s 1Ts
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IMMEDIATE SERVICE on all decorating
and remodeling: reasonable prices on
painting. papering and floor refiuishing.
Call NE. 1884. ALL-BRITE HOME I'M
RCVEMENT co Ia
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE LIT UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th ST NV
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PAINTING-Interior decorating. exterior;
ME-. 1894. y. d. MAPLE. IL
RESTAURANT and night club, in one Of
inston, long-term lease. at reasonable rent
al available Building completely air
conditioned and fixtures like new. Large
volume bar business Owners leaving city
and will sacrifice. For further informa-
tion call ACME REALTY CO., d. Al
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time; tax returns, audits, statements
Prompt, reasonable. Or 2074
ACCOUNTANT, wide experieDce. design
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ERs Mi sne1shz f4o S New
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Ner YORK ave. NV.
.qs phs' frse aed RsHs fHeofs
Ski sfHEef Hoo 5fs co.,
CAMERAs-Many types available from
eetol to ans used M0ys u
articles. Free technical advice. Finesi
M sHofo CO.. o~a sss 5fPr ps @ saoD w 2oDS
CAMERAS. aiss sD.n enlarsers projectors: comp,.t.
a6 s g. Eoo supnY sos b g
% lenses so for Reyers. Resstons. na
s9s1 EaisaR sRs 5t H2ss sls
cAHEKAs1$5-mm 9as nTa model 1s4e Universal
5ssulfd ss
cAMERxs-.Dont sell your camera or
eass yea eaA fs 0 eIss
,41a y. z. ave. NV.
CAmERAs RAMFRs nsE gevsss sas pTsss,oss ter
CAMEMA. Movematic SWAY. 16-mm.; $50.
cAMgRxs--Leica. contax, Rollinex and
Speed Graphics for sale. sOMMERs
CAMERA EXCHANGE. l410 New York
CAMERA. Speed Graphic, new. 2Ax3A,
complete with synchronized range pnder.
fash gun. carrying case; s115. Wo. als7.
CAMERAs-speed Graphics. Leicas. Argus
C-3. Super Ikonta B: Zeiss Ikonta 2. Com
plete line OF photoeraphic equipment and
supplies. PARkER-WHEEEN CO.. S.37 IA b
ST. NV. RE. 5221.
CAMERA. brand-new Kodac medalist- with
filters and carrying case; immediate de-
livery for less money. Mr.; NORMAN, RE
CAMRRA FLASH GUNS for all cameras
now in stock. Heiland, Mendelsonn Kaiart.
Peak. Abbey. King Sol and others: install.
ment incl. BRENNER PHOTO CO., 933
Pa. ave. NV, ODD. Justice Dept.. RE, 2434.
old. like new; $50. Amply between 3 and
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your books. rhons Laurel eSs-W after
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

Gathering String Beans
String beans should not be gath
cred when the plant ID wet with dew
or rain, 10 prevent the spread Of
bean rust
Relocating Vegetables
To reheat vegetables use the top
Of the double boiler. It win pre-
vent that warmed over" flavor.
Fishy Smell
To get rid of a fshy smell on
dishes, soak the dishes In salt wa.
ter before washing them.
Corn Silk
Use stiff hand brush for remov-
ting silk from corn In q iiffy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
In Memoriiunl

In memorial of my dear Mother,
Mrs. Mary L. Smith.
MOTHER OF MINE
Mother dear you left men and
went away to stay but still hold
your sweet memory, Mother of
mine.
Oh, remember your charm and
smiles and your voice so clear,
wish that l could see you dear, Mo-
Their of mine.
You was sweet and gentle, kind
and loving to, and your place are
missing dear everytime I think of
you, Mother of mine.
Someday we shall meet again
never to part no more, in that
sweet beyond, dear, Mother of
mine.
Signed: Mrs. Zodie S. Smith
Brown and sisters.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

day was planned by the Junior
Planning Board in it's last meet
ing. Play Day begins at $50 with
registration and Colors and will
close at 300 o'clock. Each Girl
Scout is asked to bring her. nose
bag lunch and wear comfortagle
clothing. The features of the play
Day will be singing, games, relays
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

at lU CLOCK OF OH MouudyS duu
Wednesday afternoons.
The Girl Scout Cookie Sale will
begin on May 9Th and last thru
May 22nd. The proceeds will be US
ed to defray part of the camping
and day camping expenses. The
Cookie will be a sugar cookie
|molded in the Girl Scout emblem,
and will come in two flavors, choc-
|olate and Vanilla. All cookies will
be sold for 35c a box. We are ask
ing the hearty cooperation of the
public in the sales of these cook
lies by the Girl Scouts of Jackson.
On Saturday morning, May 10,
the Brownie troops and informed
late troops of Jackson College will
be hostess to all girl Scouts for
their first annual play day in the
Jackson College woods. This play
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

SIC Rose st. Jackson, Mississippi
Mrs. Wright is a member of
Parish st. Baptist Church, Jack
son, Miss. of which DR.. G.. A.
Greer is pastor. She has raised
two thousand, two hundred and
forty dollars in the past few
months in our building fund drive.
She is highly commended by the
Church and Pastor. The church
has a drive on for the fifth Sunday
in June.
SAVANNAH ADDS TWELVE TO
POLICE FORCE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

at 10 o'clock or on Mondays and
Wednesday afternoons.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Chenille Flufiiness

To restore the fiuffiness of chenille
and candlewick which has been
washed. shake the article vigorously
from time to time while 1t Ii drying.
When dry, brush with a whisA
broom.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10

and races, Individual stunts and
Athletic games. Audrey Holmes of
troop $50 will be captain of the
Yellow and Barbara Davis will be
captain of the green.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Tin In Transport

Tin In Transport
Transportation has long made use
Of tin In constructing equipment
parts. Tin In some form or other
figures In the building Of automo-
biles, street cars, trains, airplanes
and ocean liners. Before the war,
each motor car and truck took about
7 to 8 pounds Of tin. For the con-
struction Of a big ocean liner about
IL tons uf tin was used.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-10
Girl Scouts
Report Action
Plans

The Jackson Girl Scout Day
Camp will begin Monday June 9 in
Jackson College woods and will
close June 81, 1947. This year, the
day camp will run two years for
the Brownies and for Intermed-
late Girl Scouts from 10 years of
age through 13 years. The Brown
les and Intermediates will attend
camp on the same days, but the
two groups will camp in separate
Units.
Those planning to attend Day
Camp are asked to register before
May oath with your girl scout
leader or at the Girl Scout office
on South State Street. The regis
tration fee will be fifty cents for
Brownies and intermediate Scouts.
by camping is planned each
year to meet the wants and needs
of Girl Scouts for summer activ-
tiles who are not able to attend
Established Camp. For the past
two years, day camp has been well
attended by the girl Scouts of
Jackson and we are hoping that
this year the attendance will be
greater than ever.
This year the intermediate and
Senior Girl Scouts of Jackson
will have established camping at
Waverland, Mississippi on the Gulf
Coast. Camp will open June Goth
and close July Sth. Many of the
Scouts from most of the troups
have already registered for camp
this year. There is still room for
those Scouts who have not reg
istered and have recently found
that they are able to go.
There will be efficient and well
trained Staff to help in giving
the girls well planned Camp pro-
gram. If there is any further in
formation parents would like to
know about this camp, they may
contact the Girl Scout office.
AL girl Scouts who have regis
tered for camp are required to
have typhoid shots before en-
tering camp. They may obtain
these shots from their family doc
tor or at the County Health De-
partment on Saturday mornings
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preaching headlights. but they also
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light. already dim, entering the eye
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