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'juiarrin rarelight An unusual gift of adàndy camp flash ligbht lantern witb batteries and Thrnerwaac: oasgd extra bulb will. be given to every s -couft asTbefRoesrwas.coka"o whô registers for Camp Ma-Ka-Ja- a hfRs. Wan by May 27, it is announced. Tbat seems to -be the opinion of al AIla soutneds o d i brng isscouts and scouters wbo were at the camp. application completely filled ot orhSreAaoucls o and signed to scout headquarters iScout. Cmp M-a-aWn ls Higlan Pak wththedolar e~year. Certainly miothers do not. .Hihlnd ar* wththedolarre need to worry. about their. boys' get- istraion féeand uc will 451ven, w8U1 tngenougb food and tbe rigbt kind Outfurherdelay, Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan's. tffood ont frtber souvenir camp îantern. o od Tbelaners hve he Cbef- Ross is an old band at cook- Thnaer thcamp nd ing. Tbat, bas been bis life work the year printed on and he knows the- "tricks, of the the firont. This is 'de- trade." During the year Mr. Ross siged o e nt oîyruns -a tea room in Evanston, and a most, useful article bas established a fine reputation for for al campers but a, cooking there. At camp, besides do- mos atrativ sov-ing a splendid job in the kitcben, he enIr of Ma-Ka-Ja- is a real camper aswelHeejy Wan, 1933. About 4 camping and entertains the boys by 5!/2 by 1 >12luchés arouthe 1¶evening camp fire. Ma-ny in dimensions, this eîec- a night bas be played tbe guitar and tric lantern bas a foc- sung bis old-time Scotch melodies, usin g spot ligbt with a range of 300 around tbe camp fire. feet. The scouts' first opportunity to Mrs. Ross, who was not at camp register will be at the camp reunion, last year except to visit, will be there held this Frîday evening, April 28, at ail summer to belp ber husband in the Ravinia school. the kitcben. Tbis will be a great Bob eckr, ote oudoosma ofassistance to tbe chef and will add t obe Bcice ribne, outdosmkandofto bis already enviable reputation, the hicgo ribnewil spakandcamp leaders declare. Mr. Ross is a Robert F. Lotz, noted magician, wil registered scouter of tbe North give a program of entertainment. Shore A ùea counicil and is extremely Scouts are nrged to bring their nioth- interested in scouting as welI as ers.and dads and ail their f riends. cooking. AUl bail thé return of Chef Ross to Camp Ma-Ka-ja-Wan. Carl von Hoffman to Give Museumn Lecture Capt. Carl von Uoffman of New- York, noted Af rican explorer, wille lecture at Field Museum of Natural History Saturday, April 29. His lec- ture, "Jungle Gods," wilI be .illutrat- ed 'witb motion pictures taken by h im.among savage tribes of tbe Af- rican veldt. In this lecture Captain von Hoffman explains the mystic nower f th. e th-doctrt he In-1 Troop il Boys to Hear Bob Becker at Reunion Troop Il beld its weekly meetinlg, Tbursday, April 20.- The meeting opened witb tbe oath and Iaw. Mr.ý Cody, scoutmaster, made several an- nouncements: first, tbat be wanted to know if anybody had any news of the knife, lost at the hobby show:. Thé Troop Camp Prograun Speciali=ation course, previously announced for April 29 and 30, bas. been postponed One week to Saturdmy mid SundKy, MLy 6 mand 7,t at the Cabin-in-tbe-Woods, in the forest préserve west of Glen- coe. Complete ýplans are-said t'O cali for a splendid new programi. everyl le ader shotild try to at-ý tend, it is. urged. Legion Commander Inspects Troo 19. H{arold 0db, commander of Win- nectka Pôst No. 10, American 1,egion, visited Troop 19 on April 20. With him were, four past comnmanders of the post, and our, troop çornmittee. Dave Frankel, o ur very good friend and ;scoutmaster, tbanked the Legion for its interest in Troop 19. Later we aIl went to tbe gyrnnasiumn where Commander 0db and past Commander Howell inspected the five troops at tbe request of the. commissioners. Commander 0db and Mr. Howell cozngratulated ail the scouts on tbeir fine appearance and invited ail tbe scouts and their fatb- ers to bear Admirai Cluverius on M~ay 1 at the Commumnity House. Our good friend, Mr. Franks, the painter, bas donated two gallons of battiesbiip gray paint and will iend nis the brushes wbenever we arc ready to paint the floor of Rettie, iodge.-Bud Iverson, Troop 19 scribe, Winnetka. Troop 59 Competes in Finals of Ist Aid Test to, HoId Reunion: on This Friday Al si readin'ess for the Nortb Shore Area council's"biggest indoor sÉession-the annual camp reunion. and council meeting to-be beld at the Ravinia scbool, one block east of tbe Ravinia railroad station, at ý7:45 o'1clock on Friday evening, April 28. AIl scouts, scout leaders, parents of scouts, and friends are awaiîting an unusually fine program of entertain- ment, featuring Bob Becker,ý noted outdoorsinan of the Chicago, Týribune, and Robert F. Lotz, renowned Chi- cago nmagician. The.re is no admission charge for this progr am, it is. announced. Fveryone is -being invited, especially the fathers and mothers of scouts. Camp bulletis giving tbe f uli announcements of the Camp Ma-Ka- Ja-Waù program for' 1933 wili beý distributed 'that night. Troop camping awards for the last year will be given to the tro-ops winning them. Silver Beaver awards will be presented to two nioted North Shore Area council leaders on,' behaîf of the national. council, Bôy Scouts of America. Scouts will bave their first chance actually to register for camp, and' those wishing to do s0 are urged to bring their dollar registration fee. Every scout registering for camp. that night will be given an electric camp lantern free, as explained in another article on this paàý. Rrefresbments of Scotch kuris and puncb will be served at tbe close of the program. 'BOY Scouts of Troop 18 Are Told How to Pack Tbe weekly meetng of Troop 18 was. called to order at ,7:-30 oclock. We went up to th e gym where the scoutmnasters of aIl tbé troops showed us bow to pack andi bow to start a fire. We went baclc to our room and divided th2e troop up into patrols, from tenderfoot to first class. andi s are in OP l and a "Handful- by Dan ]Beard.' s are necessai 0K W.OOd clublt: Blette. agi expia