Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1941 — Page 6

200 Expected at School; Added Emphasis Put On Leadership.

One of the major Scouting activifies of the year, the semi-annual ‘training course for Scouters and Cubbers, gets under way Monday might at Manual Training High School.

The course, in which Scout leaders are trained in all phases of Scout and Cub leadership, takes on an added emph this year be-

cause of the chaotic conditions in|’

the world. The course is held twice each so that Scout leaders may be Becter equipped to pass on to the youths in their charge a constructive program of character devel opment and citizenship training. 200 Expected to Attend

. More than 200 persons in the . Central Indiana Council of the Boy Scouts are expected to attend the school which will be held for six consecutive ,Monday nights. Each evening's sessions will begin at 7:30 p- m. and wil] last two hours. Scout officials believe that the preservation of democracy and the American way of life depends on the acceptance by adults of individual responsibility for training ‘and guiding Tuture citizens ~— the youth of today. The courses are divided into six units, with an experienced Scouter at the head of each unit. He will be aided in the sessions- by professional members of the Boy Scouts. Unit Leaders Chosen

Units and leaders: of each that @lready have been selected include: Elements of Scout Leadership—-Jo-Seph Coffin and Hollis Hull; Troop : Camping tion — ‘Samuel Roney; ‘Health and Safety—Dr. ‘Chester A, Stayton and Lloyd Moser; Principles of Scout Leadership (troop management)—Herman Olsen; Troop Bipmiries Training explorer Scouting)—Harry Hollis and George Ooffi and (elements of sea Scouting) — Pred Cretors and Edward Taggart; Cub Leadership— John Callender: Pack Management| =A. J. Bajley; Round Table Discussions—John McWethy, and Pen Mothers’ Training — Mrs. George ‘Hofmayer. Pinal awards will be madé at a Special ceremony in the War Memorial Auditorium Dec. 16,

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Three Round Tables

THREE ROUND TABLE discus“gions of Scoutmasters are scheduled for next week. The North District will meet Tuesday in the North Methodist Church to hold a general discussion of the Council program. Approximtaely 55 Scoutmasters and Cubmasters are expected and W. W. Miller will preside. Forty Scoutmasters and Cubmasfers of the West District will meet the following night at the Hawthorne Community Center. The East District will hold its session Thursday night in the auditorium of St. Philip Neri School. Seventy Ecoutmasters, including district commissioners, will attend. Max Darmstandler, district commissioner, wil} preside.

BOOK PUBLISHER FINED

LONDON, Oct. 31 (U. P.).~Jonathon Cape, London book publisher, ‘has been fined $7800 in the Bow Street court for failing to offer to the ‘treasury $2116 collected on a recent trip to the United States.

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aminer of the U. 8. Food and Drug Administration.

FUND GOAL SET IN BEECH GROVE

Needy in Community Operis Tomorrow.

A goal of $300 was set today for the Beech Grove Community Fund drive to finance ‘the community’s Emergency Relief Organization for the coming year. A Beech Grove institution for the last 12 years, the relief organization was created to provide food, coal and shelter for families made needy by sudden emergencies until township relief could step. in. The drive for funds will open tomorrow and continue until Dec. 1. Contributions may be made at City Hall to Capts. Odell Driskell or Hubert A. Terrell’ of the Fire Department -or to any member of the committee. The committee sponsoring the campaign includes Mayor Charles Adams, president; Vernon Little, financial secretary; Capts. Driskell and Terrell, co-treasurers, and Mrs. Charles Goddard, L. Bi Mann an& Mrs. Carl Dunlap, publicity. Volunteer workers for the fund soon will contact residents and business houses in the community. Fund officers believe the $300 goal will not be hard to reach if everyone contributes. Officery of the Emergency Relief Association are Mrs. Dunlap, president; Mrs. L. B. Mann, vice president; Mrs. John Schwartz, secre tary, and Mrs. Leslie Garrison, —

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VICHY, Oct. 31 (U. P)—A “vitamin bar” opened in Paris today, featuring cocktails advertised to give moral courage, make you thin, make you fat, keep hair from falling out. Its specialty is a cocktail to keep you good humored despite the lack of phosphates and fats in the daily rations.

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PART OF NEW 40° 1S PUT INTO USE|

Portion Between Plainfield And Bridgeport Finished; No. 9 By-Pass Open.

The new by-pass for Road 9

around Marion and a portion of IRoad 40 between Plainfield ‘and

Bridgeport have been completed and opened to traffic, Highway Commission officials announced today. Only .two new detours were put into effect. on the state highway system last week, bringing to 33 the

total now in effect. They are: om 1 mile east eo Rollin

a Ind. 2-Fr Prairie to 1 mile i" ‘and ough Bend,

By Billes over Roads —From Muncie fo ford city, nv a over Roads 35, Hai nd 22 * Ind. 4—From Goshen to Ind. = 10 miles over U. 8. .33, county pavement and Road 13.

Ind. S5—Just n ofth of Ligonier, 1 mile over county gravel and oil Ind. 1 st south of wait to Junction U. 9 miles over county gravel, concrete and. oil mat.

Ind. 22—From West to East city limits |

of Greentown, 1 mile over city streets sug Sougty pavement. 24—Northeast oon Huntington, 1% ailes over Roads 9 and 1 Ind. 26—From Lafa othe - masville 25 miles over Roads 52, 38 and 39; eagt of Fairmount, 3 miles over oY & TavVe east of Oporila nd, 2% miiles over city streets, county oil mat and stone. U. 8. 31—About 2 miles north of Columbus, run-around abot 800 feet along side oa. resent pavement. Ind. From Crawfordsville to Dover, 20 over nd. 34, county oil mat, gravel and Ind. U. 8. 36—West = Mooreland, 3% m over county gravel; from "Losantviile (Bronson) to ain, 17% miles over county pavement and U. 8, U. 8. 40—Closed hy Brazil to Putnamville; marked detour, 83 miles from Terre Haute to Indianapolis over Roads 41 and 36; (through traffic from Indianapplis-to Snes may use Ind. 67), Ind. ,46—From Road or to ‘Batesville, 20% ie over Roads 29 and 220. Ind. 48—From Sn east, 3 miles over county gravel and Ind. U. 8. 50 and Ind. a, "Lawrenceburg northeast, 2%z miles over new pavement and Sony oil mat. Ind. 58—From Bedford east, 7 miles over VU. 8. 50 and county oil mat; from junction Ind, 67 to Elnora, 30 miles over Roads 67, 54 and 57. Ind. 61—From Boonville north, 9 miles over city streets. Ind. 62, county oil mat and gravel; from Monroe City: east, 0 miles over county oil mat and gravel. Ind. 64—About 1 mile west of English, Ya mle vet county gravel. Ind. From Owensville Junction Ine. ww Tv miles over Bonds 168, 41

Ind. 60—From 1 mile south of Solitude to 18 New Harmony, 13 miles over county

Ind. 109—From Knightstown to 234, 23 miles over 40, 209 nd 23% 234,

Ind. 114—East of North ih Manchester, 8)

miles over Roads 113 a 0 ine 2 18—From hs po east, 4 miles over Ind. 116, county oil mat and gravel Ind. 159—Prom Bicknell to Froejanaville 9% miles over Ind, 67, county oil mat and Ind. Ind. 165—From near Johnson to OwensYille, miles over county gravel and

Ind. 218—From 1 mile west of junction U. 8 3 to Ind, 21, 11 miles over county grave Ind. 241—From 1 mile north or Monroe City to U. B. ow about 7 miles over county gravel and U. 8. 50. Ind. 356—From U. 8. 31 to Ind. 3, 15 miies over Roads 31, 56 3. Ind. 727—From frelmer to just north of Ashley, 6 miles over Ind. 327 and county

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