gentleman.
He saw you
were
interested
in boats,
and he
talked
about the
things he
knew would
interest
and please
you. He
made
himself
agreeable.’
” And
William
Lyon
Phelps
added: “I
never
forgot my
aunt’s
remark.”
As I write
this
chapter, I
have
before me
a letter
from
Edward L.
Chalif,
who was
active in
Boy Scout
work. “One
day I
found I
needed a
favor,”
wrote Mr.
Chalif. “A
big Scout
jamboree
was coming
off in
Europe,
and I
