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World Scout Jamboree 1933

T he Leaping Stag is the 'mi racul ous deer' of Hungarian
legend, hav ing led the Huns and the Magyars to the ir land .
The Leapin g Stag of the Jamboree was to lure 26,000
Scouts from 48 countries to the fri endly Jamboree camp.

.B_o_dog__Gy.uJ.U_~-------------------------· _______ .iizen -----~-~~~~~-~--------------------------------~:~

SzUcs Lajos~lnsk __ ____ _tiBzQ.X".WJnyb_t _________________________ ra,

- ~ebrec~n Kedves sztµeim , testv~reim. Se1111i bajom ~csen,Szer-

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dh ~rkeziinko Udvarba fiuk:at tidvtszll:lm. aiudwnU t cwk:olok.

Hallu .boazomeny ! .latd , Ber_si aok radio puazi- ajillllboreerol .

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olvaosa~I
O kvetlen

Carbon copy ofa Radio Message. The carbon impression of the Magyar Kir. Pasta cancel
is visible to the leji ofthe Jamboree badge. This carbon copy was given to the Boy Scout as
a reminder ofwhen his broadcast time was scheduled. At the prescribed time, I2th August
at 15:02 hours, the Scout, himself, read the pre-written message on the Jamboree radio.