Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1941 — Page 2
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POLICE FIND ‘LOST’ PARENTS FOR BOY, 4
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 (U. P) Police who watched a gradual reunion of the Paul Ecke family still were uncertain today as to who was lost. A 4&-year-old son. Paul the police station first, accompanied
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reached few minutes later looking for the|vania St. the Rev. \rest of her family.
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TOLERANCE IS NEED. AMERICA FIRST TOLD The Rev. Errol T. Elliott, pastor of the First Friends Church, made a plea for tolerance at the America First Committee meeting last night. At the open meeting in committee headquarters, 40 N. PennsylMr. Elliott said: “The common people of all na-
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tions hold no hatred for each other. A way must be found to bring them (all together in peace and harmony. |A universal spirit of tolerance, bred {of the tolerance that is inseparable from ‘democracy, whl bring this about.” Presiding at the meeting was Dan Flickinger, member of the hoard of sponsors of the committee. Other speakers were Walter Shirley and Jehn Bruhn.
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Seven States Represented On Committee Studying Defense Program.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15 (U. P.).—The | Council of State Governments today {announced appointment of a seven{member committee on health, welfare and related activities to coloperate with Pawl V. McNutt, De|fense Director of Health, Welfare and Recreation. Mr. McNutt, who asked that the committee be appointed, scheduled the first meeting in Washington (Aug. 25. The new group, drawn (from seven States, will work with | Mr. McNutt in devising nation-wide plans for health preservation, main[tenance of welfare and necessary [social programs in connection with defense. Named to the committee were | Governor Leverett Saltonstall of
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Donald Johnson, 12 (left), and Robert Nixon, 13, both of Scout Troop
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1941 CAMPING SEASON ENDS
200 Awards to Be Given At Final Powwow Session Tonight.
Tonight marks the close of the 1941 Boy Scout camping period. At a final campfire in the Scout Arena at Chank-tun-un-gi, Scout- : [ers will powwow for the last time i juntil next summer in the beautiful i outdoor reservatjon nestled along the banks of Fall Creek. A formal Court of Honor, at which several Scouts will receive the coveted Eagle rank, will wind up the year's official camping period. More than 200 awards will be passed out to the Scouters and the winners of the various camp contests will be announced. A swimming meet between the different camp troops was scheduled for this morning. Today the boys were packing their clothes and getting their tents in order. Some will leave tonight after ‘the campfire, but many are expected to stay overnight. After the Scouts move out tomorrow, Negro Scouts will move in for a six-day period beginning Monday. Following that, a camping period will be held for Marion County 4-H Club girls, then a safety camp to train grade school patrol officers. o
Firecrafters Induct 13
The sixth annual Firecrafter homecoming was held last night in the fieldhouse at the Scout camp. Twenty-seven Scouts, including 13 from Evansville, were formally inducted into the organization. Some 200 regular members of the Firecrafters returned for the ceremony, The following received the Firecrafter rank: INDIANAPOLIS—Carver McGriff, Richard Vestal, James Gallagher, Robert Mannfeld, Hugh Wickizer, Ray Janes, Robert Kinney, Wallace O. Lee Jr, Melvin Kettelhut, Neil King, Jack Rennoe, Robert Glazier, Eugene Carroll and James Spear. EVANSVILLE—Jack Hahn, James Peck, Connie Crunk, Gabriel Feltner, James Dunn, Donald Haines, Downey Rayburn, James Jenkinson, Byron Franklin, James Hitch, Neal VankElls, John Rudolph and Robert Jenkins, In addition to the 27 Scout, eight honorary ranks of Firecrafter were presented. They were given to Evert Smith, Arnold Brockmole, Arthur Dwyer, Orb Hyslop and Ebert May, all of Evansville. Those from the Central Indiana Council who will receive the honorary rank are F. K. Dawson, field executive of the council, J. Woodward Auble, camp secretary, and Otto Nintz, Scout executive at Anderson, Ind. Scouts from Evansville who received the Firecrafter rank passed their requirements there, Scout officials said, ”
Take Film Roles
For the past three days, Chank-tun-un-gi had the appearance of a real honest-to-goodness movie set. Sets were erected, props brought in, Scouts put on makeup and dressed in costume. And all the excitement was during the filming of “And the White Man Came,” a 20-minute reel with an all-Scout cast. Production man, camerman, scenarist and general jack-of-all-trades was J. Weir Mitchell, Eagle Scout and a third-term student at Indiana University. He is a member of the senior staff of the camp. Mr. Mitchell filmed 400 feet for the movie which will be shown by various troops and organizations. » » Hn
Executive Honored
Scouts are going to make a HiBark out of Delmar Wilson, their new executive, A Hi-Bark, according to Scouts, Is a member of a camp fraternal order, A candidate has to go through an Initiation period in which he is known as a Chip. During this time, he must make long runs and chin himself so many times a day. In addition, he must get down on his hands and knees and bark like a dog when he passes through a part of the camp known as Hi-Bark. Mr. Wilson, however, has been asked to join as an honorary member, and has accepted.p He now has the rank of Chip, ——
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WINS POSTER CONTEST
Eulamae Hardesty took first honors in the poster contest conducted [by the City Recreation Department lin connection with the annual Gar‘field Park Pageant to be held | Aug. 22. The water-color poster pictured
at the University of Tennessee, will |the prince and princess—principal address members of the Indianapolis | characters in the “Garden of ParaService Club at their luncheon Mon- | dise” pageant—in a fairyland scene. day noon in the Claypool Hotel. | Second prize, awarded to a group,
[went to the Brightwood children, | who carried out the same theme [with crayons. Third place went to ‘Gene Shannon.
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