If You Make Listening And Observation Your

"softly, Softly, Catchee Monkey," Is The West African Rendering Of A Very Valuable Precept. An Awful Lot Of Men Fail Through Lack Of Patient Persistence.

The Scoutmaster Guides The Boy In The Spirit Of An Older Brother... He Has Simply To Be A Boy-man, That Is: (1) He Must Have The Boy Spirit In Him: And Must Be Able To Place Himself In The Right Plane With His Boys As A First Step. (2) He Must Realise The Needs, Outlooks And Desires Of The Different Ages Of Boy Life. (3) He Must Deal With The Individual Boy Rather Than With The Mass. (4) He Then Needs To Promote A Corporate Spirit Among His Individuals To Gain The Best Results.

Commemorative Stone In The Floor Of The Chapel Of St. George In Westminster Abbey, London, Dedicated In 1947: To The Memory Of Robert Baden-powell Chief Scout Of The World 1857-1941 Upon One Side Of The Stone Was The Badge Of The Boy Scouts, The Arrow-head To Point The True Way As It Had Pointed The Way For Sailors And Navigators From The Time Of The Earliest Maps; And On The Other The Badge Of The Girl Guides-the Three-leafed Clover.

The First Step To This End Is To Develop Peace And Goodwill Within Our Borders, By Training Our Youth Of Both Sexes To Its Practice As Their Habit Of Life, So That The Jealousies Of Town Against Town, Class Against Class And Sect Against Sect No Longer Exist; And Then To Extend This Good Feeling Beyond Our Frontiers Towards Our Neighbours.

In A Difficult Situation One Never-failing Guide Is To Ask Yourself: "what Would Christ Have Done?" Then Do It-as Nearly As You Can.