BOY SCOUTS
ITTOH TRIBUTE BfY “REDS.”
{United Press Assn.— Oouyrlgbt.V' LONDON, Dec. 30. Sir Robert Baden Powell, in a letter to tho Education Department, says the Communist declarations of December 7 pay the highest tribute to the Boy Scout _ movement, tantamount to an admission that British youths are sufficiently impregnated with loyalty and reason, and immune from seditions propaganda. “Afy Christmas presents,” be added, “included a model coffin accompanied by disparagements from Communists.”—Sun.
GROWTH OF AIOVEAfENT
LONDON, Dee. 31 Sir Rohert Baden Powell, in
letter to the Londpn conference, stated that the hoy sc-mits in the British Empire numbered 5,820,000. tin increase’ of 61.000 compared with the previous vear.—A. and N.Z.C.A.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10474, 3 January 1928, Page 4
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