SCOUT WORK
’ GREAT LEADER
BADEN POWELL CARRIES ON.
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright).
(Receibed this day at 1.30 pern.) LONDON, August 8,
Lord R; Baden-Powell, in spite of his age arid'a recent severe illness is .cliethrmined to carry' on scout work. .'H'eOh'as* joined 1 440 Renders of the inovejnent ;i for r "Yi sevonteeri days’ cruise ab6at‘d ‘til'd' r Orduna from'ijiverpool, bouncT’for-"lcelandNorway, ‘Denmark, and Belgium. •'
Lady Baden-Powell said that her husband was not' leaving the ship at any port, but will receive the leaders aboard;
■ Lord Baden-Piowe(l (expressed the opinion that it was necessary to do one’s utmost to spread the scout spirit when the world was in the midst of an unprecedented crisis, owing to intolerant national self-assertions.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1938, Page 5
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