https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0d898d40681e47d8c1f61c6f29b5bc6e.pdf 229f3c522ed321a6186996662921cb25 PDF Text Text . - CHICKASAW I I ' F a C 0 U ii C I 1 1 B. S. A. I • P I l.1empl1i s, Tenn. Feb. 1, 1937. • Dear Scouter: I Next attacned please find 4 copies of "Instructi ons to Scouts Doing Good Turns in Flood Refugee \Vo rk 11 • These are issued to protect our Scouts and at the same time enable them to render efficient service. and ~cplain Please read ;J:. t11eir importa.J1Ce to al"'. bo~- v110 3.ll to your Troop are worlting in this emergency. A oop~r of thes e instructions will be, fur:t1ished every boy going on duty from the Liaison Office at Tnird and !~adison Stree ts but v,rill a · ·-,r eci a te it if you will impress t!:0se instructions on all of you.. Scouts at your ne%t meeting. • Thanks. • • Sincerely yours. W. Gordon ~orris Scout Executive • • • �• c p P..N C. CH I CKA S AW t I L, B, S. A.• • ~1emphi s, Teri..n. Feb. 1, 1937 . INSTRUCTIONS TO SCOUTS DOI1JG GOOD TURNS IlJ FLOOD REFUGEE WORK. ' - - t • · - - - - •• - · - - - - - - 1 . Scouts are permitted to work only eight (8) hours at any assigne1 duty. If you are not relieved by tl1c tiaie you liavc served 8 hours, report to the ma.n in charge that you are l eaving, and then go home . 2. It is vitally important that you keep "physically fit 11 during the period of this em~rgency . A good Scout will get 9 hours of sleep between his tours of duty . Be sure to get yours . 3. Be sure to i,vash you.r hands bef ore eating. ivi0a.ls will be furnished without charge at the .Audito rium and at Fairview Jr. H:Lgh School for Scouts on duty at those places . I f you are assie;11cd else\vhere , ask the man in charge \Vhe re you are to get J'our meals. Do not mi :.:; s any meals--if you can 1 t get food i,vl1ere you are stationed, ask the man in charge for relief and for directions as to wher e you can get food . Do by any health a good 4. not drink out of any cup, glass or other container which has been used other person. Keep yourself clean Qnd be sure to ta.ke care of your by uearing sufficient clothing to protect you from the weather. It is idea to have a r nincoat handy ut n.11 times. · Scouts v1ho are students at schools _y1hi ch hp..ve not.,bcen closed by tl1.e Board of Education arc not permitted to v1ork during school hours but are to attend their classes r egularly. 5. 6 . If at any time you feel sick or extremely tired, do not try to keep on vvorking , but report to the man in charge of yo'\J.I' station nnd go home irmnediately. 7 . If you are ~ssigned to go anJ~1here in a truck or in a car, under no circumstances ride on the running boa rd or in any place exc ept on one of the regular sen.ts . If you cannot get a secit , do .not. go_. Scouts must regist e r ut the Red Cross Office, Third & Madison Streets for • service . Only Scouts who register there will be privilege~ to aid in this emergency , exc ept those Troops which are assigned as a unit to do a particular job . 8. • The Scol1ts of Chiclmsavr Council are doing thousands of "Good Turns" and we are proud of them . But they must exercise every precaution not to endanger t hei r health in r enderin5 this service . We bel ieve you will cooperate 100% a s you have in the p~st. W. Gordon Morris Scout :Ei;ecuti ve � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document I • • . - CHICKASAW C 0 U ii C I 1 1 Dear Sc outer: I I F a ' l.1empl1i s, Tenn. Feb. 1, 1937. B. S. A. I • P I • Next attacned please find 4 copies of "Instructi ons to Scouts Doing Good Turns in Flood Refugee \Vo rk 11 • These are issued to protect our Scouts and at the same time enable them to render efficient service. Please read ;J:. 3.ll to your Troop and ~cplain t11eir importa.J1Ce to al"'. bo~- v110 are worlting in this emergency. A oop ~r of thes e instructions will be, fur:t1ished every boy going on duty from the Liaison Office at Tn ird and !~adison Stree ts but v,rill a · ·-, r e ci a te it if you will impress t!:0se instructions on all of you.. Sc outs at your ne%t meeting. Thanks. • Sincerely yours. W. Gordon ~orris Scout Executive • • • C H I C K A S A W • t c p P .. N C. I L, ~1emphi s, Teri..n. Feb. 1, 1937. B, S. A. • INSTRUCTIONS TO SCOUTS DOI1JG GOOD TURNS IlJ FLOOD REFUGEE WORK. '-- t • ·--- - •• -·------ 1 . Scouts are permitted to work only eight (8) hours at any assigne1 duty. If you are not relieved by tl1c tiaie you liavc served 8 hours, report to the ma.n in charge that you are l eaving, and then go home . 2. It is vitally important that you keep "physically fit 11 during the period of this em~rgency . A good Scout will get 9 hours of sleep between his tours of duty. Be sure to get yours . 3 . Be sure to i,vash you.r hands before eating. ivi0a.ls will be furnished without charge at the .Auditorium and at Fairview Jr. H:Lgh School for Scouts on duty at those places . I f you are assie;11cd else\vhere, ask the man in charge \Vhere you are to get J'our meals. Do not mi :.:;s any meals--if you can 1 t get food i,vl1ere you are stationed, ask the man in charge for relief and for directions as to where you can get food. 4 . Do not drink out of any cup, glass or other container which has been used by any other person. Keep yourself clean Qnd be sure to ta.ke care of your health by uearing sufficient clothing to protect you from the weather. It is a good idea to have a r nincoat handy ut n.11 times. · 5 . Scouts v1ho are students at schools _y1hi ch hp..ve not.,bcen closed by tl1.e Board of Education arc not permitted to v1ork during school hours but are to attend their classes r egularly. 6. If at any time you feel sick or extremely tired, do not try to keep on vvorking, but report to the man in charge of yo'\J.I' station nnd go home irmnediately. 7 . If you are ~ssigned to go anJ~1here in a truck or in a car, under no circumstances ride on the running board or in any place except on one of the regular sen.ts. If you cannot get a secit , do .not. go_. 8 . Scouts servi• ce. emergency , job . must register ut the Red Cross Office, Only Scouts who register there will be except those Troops which are assigned • Third & Madison Streets for privilege~ to aid in this as a unit to do a particular The Scol1ts of Chiclmsavr Council are doing thousands of "Good Turns" and we are proud of them . But they must exercise every precaution not to endanger t hei r health in r enderin5 this service. We believe you will cooperate 100% as you have in the p~st. W. Gordon Morris Scout :Ei;ecuti ve • Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1937 Title A name given to the resource 1937 Chickasaw Council Letter re Flood Relief Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Letters