New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1927, Page 15

SEARCHERS WILL HUNT LOST PARTY Brazil Has Case Similar to Livingstone's London, July 22 (A—An explor- ing mystery pa'alleling the famous disappearance of David Livingstone in the heart of darkest Africa in 1866 has forced a call for volunteers to seek Colonel P. H. Fawcett, Brit- ish explorer, who vanished two years ago in the depths of unchart- ed Brazil while searching for traces of the world’s oldest civilization. Colonel Fawcett was last heard of at Bakairl Post, in the Province of Maite Gross® from where he “jumped off” to carry out his in- spection of the central plateau. He hoped there to find relics and trea- surse of bygone civilizations that would prove his theory that the American continent peoples were as culturally important as those of Egypt and ancient Greece. Lvingstone was rescued after be- ing missing five years. The Stanley expedition which brought Living- stone back to civilization is one of the great epics of exploration, The Brazilian territory in which Colonel Fawcett disappeared is in- habited by cave men who eat hu- man flesh, by inpenetrable forests, ferocious animals, poisonous insects and great rept Colonel Fawcett was accompanied by only two whit men, his son Jack Fawecett and Rimmel, another young Englishman. His expedition planned to live on the country and was furnished instruments by the Royal Geographical Society. “Don’t coun‘ on any more dis- patches” said his last message. Colonel Fawcett advised his friends not fo worry unless he was not heard from for at least two years. That time has passed and Mrs, Fawcett, who lives with her daugh- ter at Torquay, is greatly distress- ed at the absence of news from her ‘husband. The Royal Geographical Society has offered the proposed search party all possible help, but points out that while the Brazilian Govern- ment will probably give every as- sistance in its power, it does not pretend to exert any control over the wild interior of the country, with its untamed tribes, which was the goal ot Colonel Fawcett's ad- venture. BOY SCOUT NEWS The third week of Camp Keemo- sahbee finds 36 scouts and five lead- ers enjoying camp life. A fine exhibit of handcraft work was held at the close of last week's - session and some creditable work was finished by the boys. A totem pole is being worked on under the direction of Doc Minor and it is hoped to have this ready within two weeks. The life saving and canoeing tests in charge of E. C. Converse, are proving popular and the instruction is thorough. Several of the early week camp- ers have already signed up for ad- ditional weeks and registrations are coming in for the last three weeks. There is still room for more scouts for the weeks beginning July 30, August 6 and 13 and to accommo- date those desiring to sign up for these periods the scout office will be open on Thursday of each week. As camp closes on August 20 it is hoped that the full quota of 48 scouts which is the capacity of the camp will be reached. The fourth week of camp begins Saturday, July and 36 scouts are signed up to attend. The following scouts are now in camp: Don Bartlett, Bill Baker, Dick Burns, Charles Burns, Ro, Morse, Win Warren, Gordon E Louis Coyne ,Bill Fowler, Pete Daniels, Alden Keeling, Bob Landon, Merwin Wellins, Bob Ferree, Wes Ellms, Bill Crowlgy, Jim Donahue, Harry Broth- erton, Walter McKinney, Harold Keeling, Duane Steinle, Jim Sicklick, Jack McCarthy, G Dary, Frank O'Brien, Frank Satalino, Ar- thur Tyler, David Dary, Leon Cor- bett, Sam Ingham, Bill Tallon, Dick Lord, Walter Zuk, Herbert Cook and Edward Morse, Scouts leaving this week-end are: Cook, Morse, McKinne i Daniels, Keeling and Feree. New scout campers due to arrive on Saturday are: Ray Mainer, Ray McKinne: Clark, George Day, Kenneth Ryder, Noxon How- ard, Saul Chernoff, ¥red Teich and Robert Taylor. Several other sce ourth of July dents from reporting at the time signed up may also be present the coming year. Students an Influence On College President Topeka, Kan., July 22, (P—A “re- form” literally started with the feet of Washburn College students eight vears ago has at last reached the head of the school. President P. P. Womer is learn- ing to dance. He has turned to a pastime that custom forbade on the campus un- (il the junior prom in 1919, when students carried out a conspiracy to break the custom. Dr. Womer takes dancing lessons from a pro- fessional dancer, and “steps out on the floor” at student parties. Poor fi&;sekeep_e:\'é Defended by Judge Baltimore, July 22 (P—Women who just can't master housework have & champion in Judge H. Arth- ur Stump of the Maryland Circuit Court. 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