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J Medpord Mail Tribun: Second Section Thirtieth Year MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 3933. Xo. (iG. Six Pages SCOUT JAMBOREE VAST MAGNITUDE 400 Acres Will Be Required for Camp 1,050,000 Gallons of Water Will Be Supplied Boys Daily (Contributed) Think of the magnitude of laying out a plot of 300 acres for tent space alone, plus another 100 acres that must be referred for demonstrations, circuses, reviews, and the like. And yet, that Is exactly what Is taking place in the nation's Capital right now. where 16.000 stakes are marking out the camp sites for the 30,000 Boy Scouts who are to occupy this canvas city of 8,500 sleeping tents from August 31 to August 30. Scouts from all over the United States, and from foreign countries as well, will encamp In Washington for their National Jamboree, the first event of Its kind ever given In this country. the greatest outdoor camp ing event for boys in the history of America, with every Boy Scout pres ent deBtlned to experience the great est thrill of his life. Think of providing facilities that will Insure the supply of 1.050,000 gallons of fresh waver a day water to drink, water to bathe In. water to cook with, water to provide against hazards of any kind. Experience has proved that at camp every boy uses about thirty gallons of water dally, and Boy Scouts, pertiaps, above all others, believe In personal cleanliness to the limit. Shower baths? Can you Imagine 3.200 Boy Scout getting doused un der shower baths all at one and the same time? But that la the exact number of shower baths which will be provided. Some splash. Just re member, too, that all of this water after being used must be properly disposed of. which virtually doubles the water provisions. Another engin eering provision. Can you picture these 30,000 stal wart Scout upon their arriving In Washington, all within a short space of time, but all so accustomed to camping and hiking that they will Immediately fit Into their various camps as If they were tailor-made right on the spot, no confusion, be cause their Scout training has taught them how to adjust themselves to the conditions of the moment. So for ten days these up-and-coming young men of America will be given a chance to see every worth while sight in their nation's Capital, Including a trip down the Potomac to Mount Vernon. 6.000 Scouts making this trip under proper leadership each day. The Scouts' own honorary presi dent. President Roosevelt, will re ceive them In grand review. Another high spot will be the Nat ional Camp Fire which promises to be the greatest camp fire this coun try has ever seen. Imagine 30.000 Boy Scouts witnessing pageantry In which will be shown the outstanding ex hibit from each of the twelve regions of the United States on an outdoor stage the like of which has not been seen since the days of Klralfy. There will be Immense campflres at either end. and the great readers In Scout ing, of which probably the president will be one, wilt be presented to that vast and intensely enthusiastic bunch of young Americans; followed per haps by a display of fireworks that will out-rival anything since the days of Paine. And what a picturesque colorful Jamboree it will be, a gathering that not a single Boy Scout who is lucky enough to attend will ever erase from his memory. AGREE TO PUSH LABOR LEGISLATION ff SB he S Three congressional leaders leaving the White House after con ferring with the President on NRA plans. It was agreed, according to report, to push labor and social security legislation but not to rush new NRA laws. Left to right: Senators Wagner, LaFollete and Byrnes. (Associated Press Photo BY E LOST YOUR PEP? HELP GET IT BACK Don't Let Avoidable Stomach, Liver, or Kidney Disorders Rob You of the Joy of Living Tour "pep" is the measure of your physical condition. Upon It depends much of your success and enjoyment of life. Thousands are finding won derful help in the return of that glor ious feeling of health and vigor by use of Williams S.L.K. Formula. This remarkable prescription was selected by a druggist from literally thousands written by physicians. It was one which he noted was refilled year after year. So remarkable were the result reported by su f f e rs that he gained permlsflon from the physician to have this formula compounded for the ue of the public generally. Many of those most enthusiastic In their praise of Williams S.L.K. 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( AP ) Governor Martin Thursday was Initiated Into membership of the Oregon Cavemen and following the ceremony perform ed by the Grants Pass bocfcteiH In their unique uniforms the executive and Secretary of State Earl Snell posed for a picture surrounded by the chief and his men, the queen and the two princesses. The membership card was pre sented by Chief Big Horn Charles Cooley, accompanied by more than a dozen Cavemen. Cooley invited the governor to visit the Caves, at which time he would be put through the ritual. In accepting tht membership the governor said he had always had a warm spot in his heart for Josephine county and Its people because of the fine support they gave him at the last election. But, he added seriously, "when the campaign la over the elected official is the governor of all the people of the state, and not governor of the Democrats, the Republicans, the Zlmmermanites or other factions. I believe In the principle that he who serves his state best serves his party best. I appreciate this fine courtesy." Cooley told the governor one reason for presenting the membership was the executive's support toward clos ing the Rogue river to commercial fishing, a battle which Josephine county has fought for many years. FEE WASHINGTON, June T. (AP) Colonel Joseph I. McMullen, chief of the patents section of the army Judge advocate general's office, was Indicted today by a District of Columbia grand jury on charges of accepting fees from a firm lobbying against a tax bill. The officer, who recently waa cen sured by Secretary of War for "scan dalous" conduct, was accused specifi cally of receiving a retainer of $1,500 on July 6, 1932." from the Cuban- j American Manganese corporation for representing It In opposing a pro I posed excise ttax on Importation of I manganese. DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 10 START JUNE 17TH A dally vacation Bible school will again be conducted tms year by Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. Fourth street, near Oakdale, for two weeks beginning Monday, June 17, starting at 9:00 A.M. Exceptionably efficient schools were conducted the past two yeara and with the trained staff In charge this year, they will be still more so. The faculty la welt staffed, exceptionally so. Each la a trained and experienced teacher In religious education. Those In charge are: Martin Geo. Kabele, superintendent." Mrs. W. 8. Gtlmore. Irene M. Brewold, and the pastor, Dr. Geo. P. Kabele. This Is Martin Kabele "s second year as superintendent of the vacation school. He has one more year at the Chicago Lutheran Seminary, when he will have completed three years there. In addition he has completed a four-year college course with the degree of A. B. Having attended va cation Bible schools aa a boy, he not only views teaching aa a teacher but from the standpoint of the pupil, His Interest In religious education led him to specialize in that field and he has written an lB.OOO-word thesis on "Teaching Methods in Religious Education," for the degree of B.D. Mrs. W. 8. Gfl more "s qualifications are known to be many. Her past achievements In dally vacation Bible school work apeak with glowing praise. Besides superintending the Presbyterian Sunday School for five years, and union and other dally va cation Bible schools In the city, and at Phoenix, she has made a special study of tills kind of work for many yeara. She will assist in the planning, management and teaching. Mice Irene M. Brewold, whose win some and happy manner wins for her the heart of all the children she contacts. Is another assistant and teacher. Aa valedictorian of the Med ford high school class of 1931, gradu ate of Ashland Normal with two years of public school teaching experience, besides years of religious teaching in Sunday school and vacation Bible schools, she U most competent to fit the position she Is to fill. The pastor, before coming to Med ford four years ago. conducted large model D. V. B. schools annually In the large church connected with Mid land (Lutheran) College and Western Theological Seminary of which he was pastor. He will give the school his personal supervision and assist as a teacher. Zion Is rightfully proud of lu dally vacation Bible school. Last year there was a fifty percent lucreaM in aver age attendance over the year before. Those who have attended in the past are eager and enthusiast Ic Bible school supporters. Ail children from 4 to 16 years of age Inclusive are In vited. There is no expense at all to the pupil, the school being conducted as a service by Zion church to the community for the moral training of its youth. CALL ANTICIPATED WASHINGTON. June 7. (AP) The Farm Credit administration to day considered calling on July 1 a total of about 9254,000.000 of 4 per cent Federal Land Bank bonds of various Issues. In view of the cheaper money poli cies advocated by the administration. It was held to be almost a certainty that the bonds would be refunded into a lower Interest-bearing obliga tion, possibly as low as 3 1-8 or 3 1-4 per cent. The callable bonds consist of $68. 000,000 due In 1043; 102.000.000 due in 1953, and (84.000.000 due in 1935. The call probably will be Issued not later than June 15. BE T STORK GENEROUS WITH NORTH CAROLINA PAIR MAYODAN, N. C, June 7. ( AP) The stork has been doing double duty lately at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Atwood. Ten months ago he left twin boys. A few days ago he came back with twin girls. Florence Graves. Piano Instructor 220 N. Oakdale. Phone 1042-Y CORVALLIS. (Spl.) Strawberry canning time ts at hand again In Ore gon, and as many homemakers make plana to "put up" berries for the coming year one of the questions most often asked Is how to keep them from shrinking and rising to the top of the Jar. The answer to this, says Miss Lucy Case, extension specialist In nutrition at Oregon State college, Is to place the hulled, washed berries In a pre serving kettle or other container al ternating a layer of berries with a layer of sugar, and let them stand over night or about 13 hours. She recommends one-third to one-half cup of sugar for each box of berries. By this process the berries are plumped, losing part of their Juice and absorbing part of the sugar. Next morning the homemaker may can the berriea by any of several methods, the three most commonly used being the hot water bath, the pressure cooker, and the open kettle. By the hot water method the ber ries are brought to a boll In their own Juice and packed hot into hot. sterilized jars, to within one-half inch of the top. The Jars are sealed immediately and lowered Into boil ing water which should come one Inch over the top of the Jars. The Jars should rest on a rack one-half inch from the bottom of the boiler. Remove the Jars after they have boiled 10 minutes. Re tighten the seal of screw top Jnra, and cool away from a draft. In twine the pressure cooker the berriea are brought to a boil and packed hot into the Jars tut Just de scribed, and then sealed and placed In the pressure cooker, in wb'ch the water should be one-half inch over the raok and boiling. Process at five pounds pressure for five rilnutes. By the open kettle method the ber ries are boiled five to 10 minutes in the kettle and packed to the top of Jars which have previously been sterilized by boiling, and seslod. 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