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The 20th Hongkong Troop of Boy Scouts colebrated their first anniversary on Saturday night when they gave a concert at the Chinese Y.M,C.A.

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Felicitous speeches were plao mader" The Home Secretary is applauded for The Rev. G. T Waldegrave (ãçout Com refusing to permit M. Tomsky, the men-missioner of Hongkong) said that the ber of the Soviet, to come to England troop had already proved in the past and attend the meetings of the Trades year the value of its existence by serving Union Congress which opened this week the public and particularly at frės. at Bournemouth. There is of course big outery on the part of Socialists and. others of that kidney, but public opinion considers that we should exclude avamod fomenters of mischief belonging to Moscow.

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About twenty years ago, he continued, a man, who was then well known, and is far more so, now, Sir Robert Baden Fowell, at how many men and boys watched games without playing them, and Enough mischief has already been done instead of growing up strong and clever, by Bolshevist intruders, and at a time grew up weak and foolish men. He also like the present with a protracted coal had seen how low of these young, mer atrike on hand it is clearly in the could look after themselves when alene national interest to keep out emissariestor knew what to do in the case of an of a Government whose avowed objective | accident of any sort So he thought ont is the, ruination of cur economic life. a plan, and then took thirty boys to camp English trade unionists do not need the on an island for two weeks where, he help of Russian Bolshevists, and it is tried his plan, and with such success that good to know that they have been relieved he published the book Scouting for: of the trouble of listening to his in- Boys in 190s. At present, not only in Bamatory counsel.

Britain bat alt over the world, in almost Big and Little Brothers.

every country of every nation, there are The Big Brother movement seems to be Boy Scouts, a great World Brotherhood growing in popularity in Australia and of Service. In 1994 there was a great New Zealand, and the ultimate effect meeting of Scouts in Denmark, at which will be entirely beneficial to this country, there were Scouts from 39 nations, includ- The basis of the movement is the ing China, all having the same training emigration of lada from England who and doing the same tests, with this one are trained on the land on arrival great purpose-that they might all "Be. abroad. Lads between 15 and 19 who are Prepared not only to know what to do suitable for a land life are the Little what is best for all, but to be able to do Brothers, and at the other end are the it a great crowd of well trained, efficient, Big Brothers--that is to say, responsible young citizens. For that is the great people in the Dominions who undertake purpose of Scouting-to make the bays of to act as brothers to the young people.. to-day into the good citizens of to-mer- The movement was started only last year, row. It is not a military not a 'haval and already about 450 Little Brothers organisation, though the Chinese name have Laari settled, chiefly in Victoria and gives that idea. Nor is it à political New South Wales, and reckoning in the movement, nor for any one nation, class, lads who go out through the Dread- or religion. It is a peace movement. A.X nought - Fund, and who are similarly I have already sid, boys of all nations, looked after by. Big Brothers, nearly rich and poor, of all sects belong to this 1,000 Little Brothers have gone already. great Brotherhood.

In see that the Secretary at Australia House in London has been saying that the members of the Legacy Club in Melbourne, which was formed to look after the dependents of ex-A1.F. men who lost their lives in the war, are cager to enlist themselves as Big Brothers to lads From the Mother Country, the sons of sailors, soldiers or airmen who were killed in the war. It is a very human and sensible system, and is working well. It means that the lads going out from home to strange surroundings are hot left friendless, for the Big Brother keeps in touch with his Little Brother, and looks after him-in short, acts as an affectionate and elder brother would do. In the Strand.

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The Training. But this training is given in an usual way-by games in the open air. The Chief Scout of the world calls it

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The Game of Scouting for Boys," and not only boys play this game, but grown men as well. The oldest member of SOUTH Scouting is over 84 years of age, and the youngest about six, though eight is officially the youngest possible age for a boy to be a Cab, which is the name given to the younger members of the nove ment, whilst Scouts of over 18 years of Lage are called Rover Scouts. Also, the training is not given in "school" fashion, party of six boys, or patrol, as we name but the leading boy Scout in each little such a party, helps in teaching scouting to those Scouts under him. The result, of the training has proved that a good Scout can do a man's work with the courage of a man. Training is given to the body, by ports, to the mind, by teaching, all sorts of work, to character, and to the soul by studying the works of nature. So Scouts can become

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I have already, called the Scout move- This alteration in the architecture of ago, I was speaking to a large body of ment a Brotherhood. Ahout two years: the Strand will change yet another of Scouts in London and beside me on the the remaining bits of the famous platform sat two Chinese Rover Scouts thoroughfare as previous generations one from Facchow, and a French school There are many Londoners who master on his way to Tientsin presented knew it. enn recollect how a boy mounted on a pany used to come trotting up the master, and all the way from France, at a letter of introduction. He was a Scout- Strand three times an hour with reports each port at which his ship had called, of the speeches from the House of Com- he had made friends among the Scouts mong to the side door of the Globe. The Globe was absorbed by the Pall Mall in passing through Hongkong, came to ashore. So also 's Japanese Rover Scout, Gazette, and the Pall Mall Gazette by see me... A Hongkong Scout fell ill, and the Evening Standard, into which the was sunt on a holiday to Australia. I St. James's Gazette had previously also gave him a letter of introduction, and the disappeared. Now even the building in Australian Scouts gave him a very warm which the Globe was printed is to vanish welcome indeed. You will see what mem-

The Strand Palace is built on the site hership of this movement means. of Exeter Hall where the great religious Chinese Scout, going to Europe, would meetings were held. Revivalist preachers and friends among the Scouts at once. fourished there thirty years ago. A (Applause.) friend of the Rev.. Percy Dearmer, the noted London cleric who did magnificent programme of songs and music that The gathering greatly enjoyed the work in the slums, orice told me an followed. amusing incident in connection with Exeter Hall. He was walking along the Strand with Dearmer, and as they pass

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or to force them to promote one party's interests is to make them pawns in the swered,No I haven't. I didn't know political game, which they most strongly He was lost."

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