duties and endeavour eventually become the champion Company. The Scouts were inspected by Major Faussett, who is staff officer for the Reading Sub-Division of the Oxford Division of Scout Patrols. He expressed himself as being very pleased with the turn

v. Sun in the Wood. NEW COUNTY CIVIL DEFENCE OFFICER Brigadier B. T. Godfrey- Faussett appointed Kent County Council havc appointed Brigadier Bryan Trevor Godfrey- Faussett, C. 8.. D. 5.0.. 0.8. E.. M.C.. as county civil defence officer in succession

but the greater part of the lecture was devoted to the struggle between Napoleon and Wellington. Captain B. G. Godfrey - Faussett, M.V.0., Equerry to the Prince of Wales, was married in the Chapel Royal, St. James’s Palace, on Thursday, by permission

Museum into tlieir early consideration, with uview to improvement. As un instance of its pruccial working he referred to the Faussett collection of Anglo-Saxon antiquities. That collection wus an extremely valuable one; it was calculated to shed an important

ift ; neon, and subsequently distributed th e and certificates. The King visited Manchester attended by Captain Sir Bryan Faussett, R.N., and Colonel Wiest • His Majesty was received by Mayor of :Manchester and drove to 0 1 ,,,T-4 Ha, where The King inspected

songs and dances. On Sunday, Brig.-General Godfrey Faussett spoke of the activities of I.H.Q*. which was followed an address by Mr. P. D. Power (I.H.Q. commissioner for schools). The Cubs and Scouts held sessions led Miss Amayatt-Burnley and Mr. Hill

The inquest was held Ht. Andrews Presbvtenan Church Rooms, hy Mr. W. Weodon. on Tuesday morning. The scouts were represented by Maior Godfrey Faussett (of Binfield). who was in command of the camp, the Rev. H Wardley King (Earley Patrol), the Rev. T. D

:‘DnPP®, r. Godfrcy-Faussett 0 mitiussioner of Scouts) . . '■ ), training of boys had ■inti tj?' . eiunatcd as national ,i fete and rally held id District Scouts' ncral Faussett depunho. owing to being Service, was unable •ral Faussett opened nt

this would help to satisfy the desire felt by practically all old Scouts to give back to Scouting something of what they had gained from it. Brig.-General Faussett considered that old Scouts should take a definite attitude towards all the negative infl

began with a Scouts own service, conducted by Brig.-General Godfrey Faussett. who gave address on the Scout law Scout is friend to animals." This was followed by address on " Sea Scouts" by Commander Gordon, lof the Ist Brighton Sea Scouts[/b