The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 3

Scon! Camping Seassa in Mastcn. Abilene will be cooks at) Camp Brown. Ron Austin, Salina' and John Teichgracber, Chapman, will be commissary assistants at Camp Brown. The Scouts will have fun and S'11 ave 3 experiences 111 I i fl i 3 r-j participating in the following Camp Skills, Handicraft, Archery, JMarks- The weck-'of the Coronado manghip swimming. Canoeing, Council.

Boy Scout summer campj Mo skect 0 and Indian at Lake Wabaunsee, a Eskridge, will- conclude Saturday. Throughout the week Scouts have advanced in second and first class Scouting skills such as rope work, To Goodland Area Camp at Smoky Gardens near Goodland will be held June 7 13. Ronald G. Overstreet, field Scout knife and axe, nature, comp a executive for the council will be in charge, and Leo Dickson, field Scout executive, will be program director. Third period of camp will be at Sappa Lake near Oberlin June 15 -21 with Leo Dickson, camp director and Chuck Howard, field Scout executive, program director.

Fourth period of camp will be at Ottawa County State Lake June 23 29 with Ronald Overstreet, camp director and Chuck Howard, program director. Fifth, sixth and seventh sessions will be at Camp Brown July 3 July 10 16, and July 17 23. Chuck Howard will be camp director with Max Burgoyne, field Scout executive, as program director for the fifth period. Burgoyne will be camp director the sixth period with Jack Hedinger. assistant Scout executive, as program di rector All camps except those at Camp Brown will be troop camping with the Scouts preparing and cooking their own meals by patrols.

and map-making. Included in the program is handicraft, which includes leather work, metal Work, braiding, making of pack frames, and reflector ovens. Swimming, canoeing, rowing, archery, marksmanship and mos- kceto instructions are furnished by camp instructors, Salinans Attend Troop 5 from Salina is attending the camp. The leadrrs are Hal Hudson, Ron Walsh, Chet George, Ray Haggart, Jno Cully, Marvin Turpin, Roth, 0. Brown and 0.

S. Kampschroder. The Scouts are John Broden, Denny Clovis, Darold Core, Lynn Everhart, Danny Fish, Ronald Fory, Gene George. Steve Haggart, Roger Higgs, James. Hayne, J.

K. Fo-es, Donald John ffe, Faun Kampschroeder, Jerry Peterson, Ernie Phillips, David Peterson. Kent Roberts, Orvil Robertson, Prent Roth, Bill Stricklen, i Stricklen. Richard Tripps, Gerry Walsh, Richard Watkins, Wittus, Eddie "Bachofer, Bruce Cully and Jirn Disney. The Coronado Council will have approximately 1000 Scouts in Summer Camp at seven one week sessions at five different locations.

A staff of 15 young men instructors and counselors will be on hand. The staff consists of: John Garlinghouse, Salina Archery Instructor; Marvin Everhart, Salina Assistant Archery Instructor; Rodney Ahvard, Heringt -Scouting Skills Director; i Wright, Concordia Assistant Scouting Skills Instructor a Camp Photographer; Dan Boyer, Salina Mo-skeet-o Instructor; Gene Perry, Marshall Missouri -Waterfront Director; Louis Surles, Marshall, Missouri Assista Waterfront Director; Chuck Peterson, Junction City Waterfront Instructor; Max Larsen, Council Grove Scouting Skills Instructor; Charles. Banks, -Abilene -Store Clerk; K. W. Rock, Abilene Camp Clerk; Jim Kortan, Salina Handicraft Instructor.

Mrs. David Kohart and'Mrs. Sue Todays Birthdays THUKMAN ARNOLD, born June 2, .1891, in Laramie, Wyo. Formerly assistant S. attorney general and judge of the District of i a Court of Appeals, he is now legal representative in Washington for many major i s- tries.

He. be- name in 1938-43 Business Booms, Tax Take Shows TOPEKA (ft-The State Commission of Revenue and Taxation says a booming economy apparently is carrying Kansas tax collections to a new record high. Receipts the first 11 months of the total $110,168,897, only four million dollars short of the record with a month still to go. The take in May totaled $13,452.530, nearly two million more than May 1954. Sales tax receipts 'totaled 935,688 for the 11 months, an increase of 7.7 per cent over the comparable period last year.

Income tax collections totaling $15,140,755 were up 3.3' per cent. Adlai Eager To Run Again NEW YORK E. Stevenson is eager to run for President again and will be a candidate for the Denfocratic nomination if he is convinced the party wants him to run, a source in a position to know Stevenson's plans said Wednesday. Uranium In Them Thar Hills BAKERSF1ELD. Calif, tfl A uranium stampede reminiscent of California's roaring gold rush days is expected to hit Kern River Can yon, 40 miles east of here, Friday morning.

Predicting an "explosive tion," Sheriff Leroy Galyen has ordered 75 armed deputies into the canyon today. They have or ders to confiscate all firearms. Up to 3,000 prospectors may swarm into the area to stake similar number of 20-acre claims when the land is opened for staking at 10 a.m. The area comprises some 60,000 acres. Already located there are two mines.

One consists of the Kergon claims, held by the Great Lakes Oil and Chemical and the ottv er is the Miracle Mine of the Wyoming Gulf i Sulphur Co. Mira- cle has shipped more than $4.000 worth of uranium 301. It is Call- ornia'i richest uranium strike. Oil Allowable Is Unchanged TOPEKA tfP-The State Corporation Commission has set the Kansas oil allowable for June at 300,000 barrels daily, unchanged from May. Baker.

Fatzer said the action has bfcn requested by a group of Galena citizens in the interest of orderly government. The 10-member council, which includes eight Democrats, has failed to take action on the mayor's recommendations for attorney, marshal and street commis- sioner although they have been pending since shortly after the spring election, Fatzer said. Superheated Home MADISON, Ind. tfl An oppos- sum looking for a new home crawled under the hood of an automobile, taking along an old burlap bag as furnishings. But he wound City Dads Asked To Explain Actions TOPEKA UrV-Atty.

Gen. Harold R. Fatzer said Wednesday he is asking the Democrat-controlled City Council of Galena to explain its failure to confirm appointments by Republican Mayor Ralph J. Smoll Amount of OFFICE SPACE For Rent In (he United Building Phone 4311 or Contact Room 801 Thursday, June 2, 1955 page 3--The Salina Journal up as a dinner for the owner. The bag caught fire from-the hot manifold.

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