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Report On The Inspection Of Chiefs College 1939PDF 16
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T have thought it worth recording this incident because it shows that
hooks are being made to play a part complementary to that played by that
very practical debating Society, the ‘Council of State’, which was estab-
lished a few years ago, and which has proved a most popular institution in
the College.
Education of this sort is training the boys to use, as well as to acquire,
Imowledge. It seems to me from this, and other things that I saw during
my inspection, that the Principal of the Aitchison College and his staff are
training on very sound lines the young men who are expected to he the leaders
of the next generation.
J. ©. E. BOWEN, Lieutenant,
Onder Secretary to the Hon'ble the Resident
for the Punjab States.