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What an cxpefience fOr thenη
tO leave Hong I<ong on Saturday l△ DOrning and arrive in En{;Iland the next day, and1ˇ vhat a talc they Ⅵ7ill haⅤ e to teⅡ when they return Of ne、 v friends they haⅤ e made and strange sights they f plctures tO have seen。 Judging froΠ 1 the nu1η ber O・ f can△ e1^as 1heⅤ Car1ˉ ied there Ⅵ7Ⅱ l be no lack 。 vho have to rcn1ah1 1Dehind I pass On the、 vords of George illustrate theilΓ adventtlres。 FOr thosc Of us 、 “ 厂 vhen you lOse” 。 vinnelˉ s 、 N/reredid1∶ AlⅥ aVs i】 u1tate the behaviOur Of the 、 This is all tO the good。 7n about Scoutlng the better it vider 丨 )e fOr us all, But this 、 vd! 、 I beheve that the rn。 re that is knoⅥ pubhcity is going1o Πl:lke greater demands on bOth Scouts and Scoutcrs。 'Γ
his Jalη borec year has certainlyˉ glven enOrIuous pub⒒ City to ScOuting。
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pay a li1de e丈 tra attentiOn to the1△ eatlless tlI1d Col丁 eCtness Of our uniform。 Iam not
suggesung that the uniforn1 1η akes the gOod Scout, but I anl sure that sloppy unifor1n indicates ve see to it that Our sCarves are Ⅵ9ellironed and tha↑ our shoes are shlnh△ g? slackness in Scouting。 Can 、 Thc replacen1ent (,f the Scout hat l)y the beret has,thank goodness.relη oved one obstacle to sn1artness, the l)est intentioned ScOut found dif伍 culty in keeplng the hat in shape。 But let11s、 ^`ear the fashiO11 parade。 YOu are all right!y proud beret correctly and not 1ry to hη i1ate thc、 ^/h1us Of a ladies’ of yOur schoOl lBlazers9 but m卩 y I rcn11nd you that tbey are not part of sCout uniforΠ 、and if you wear them o11 top Of yOur Scout scarf and shirt, you are not properly dressed either for School Or for Scouts。 ′ Γ e ready fOr theIⅡ 卩 I have 汛 Γroops。 Are 、 I hope, bring nlOre bOys intO our This I)ubhcity 、
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ln iearning fOr thelη selves, and the Patrol systen1 is the surest way of doing thls。
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