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[English] Shanghai Boy Scouts.

6 July 1915

Shanghai Boy Scouts.


Over four hundred boy scouts participated in interesting field manoeuvres last week, all the local scouts, Chinese, Shanghai Boy Scouts and the Baden Powell Scouts being fully represented. The scheme had been laid down by Major Trueman, Commandant S.V.C., who also acted as umpire, and provided some excellent scouting work. The general idea of the operations says the N. C. Daily News was that a large force (Blue), with modern equipment, was marching from Soochow on Shanghai with the object of effecting a surprise attack at night. The defence force (Red) received warning and immediately on mobilisation the Scouts were detailed to ascertain the movements of the enemy. The operations took place in the vicinity of Jessfield. The Red force was commanded by Chief Scoutmaster Houghton, while the Blue force was commanded by Scoutmaster Millington, of the Baden Powell scouts.

Source:

  1. Page 3, "Hongkong Telegraph", Tuesday, 6th July, 4th Year of the Republic of China

    • 24th Day, 5th Lunar Month, Yi-mao Year

    • Tuesday, 6th July, 1915 Common Era

Address: 1/F, Western District Community Centre, 36A Western Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong.

Meeting: every Sunday,
Cub Scout Pack: 9:30a.m.-12:00p.m.
     Scout Troop: 9:30a.m.-1:00p.m.

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