Upon which Mr. Yul replied as follows:
have great pleasure to congratulate the representatives of Chinese Boy Scouts who are going to Italy. I also want to remind them that their responsibility lies in exlwacting as much use as possible out of this rare chance offered to them of visiting Italy. There are many things which we can learn from the great, powerful and beautiful Italy—Italy of to-day. would Uke that you, departing. boys, would try to penetrate into the magic of Italian allure and might, Your trip has also for purpose the extension of Irlendship to the youth of Italy; and T would like you to communicate to Signor Mussolini the great feeling of respect which the Chinese nation bears for him. And upon your return T want you to be able to tell your young compatriots what you've seen and learned during your stay in Moly.
Later Mr. Chibunovsky thanked the allan authorities on behalf of Russian-emigrant parents for the chance that is given to four of their children to visit Taly.
Professor Tsao Yun-fang, General Secretary of the Organization of the Chinese "Boy-Scouts "Association who accompanies the 27 boys to Italy, spoke in conclusion.
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