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The church at play; a manual for directors of social and recreational life (1922)

Richardson, Norman Egbert, 1878- · New York, Cincinnati, The Abingdon press · leaf 152

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the sides ofthe flags which are seen by the receiving station—thebackground being dark and in the shadow. When indoubt what color to use, choose white unless the back-ground is the sky line, snow, or water; in which case usered. See to it that the flags are always open—not twistedaround the poles.… … I50 - THE CHURCH AT PLAY is understood, it is easier to distinguish right andleft. Never practice signaling before a mirror. This leadsto confusion, for right and left are reversed. The onlyadvantage in using a mirror is to see that the arms areheld at exact angles. There are certain letters in the…

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