[英文] 童子軍走入黃埔　四川小童參軍

BOY SCOUTS FOR WHAMPOA.

SZECHUAN BOYS AS SOLDIERS.

The Kueiyang (Szechuan) correspondent of the N. C. Daily News, writing on January 26, says:-

The Boy Scouts from Szechuan en route for Canton, where they are to enter the Whampoa Military Academy, are about to leave, I am told. Personally I have not seen much of them but I hear that more than one foreigner in this city have experienced rudeness at their hands, no doubt the fruit of the seed sown in their minds. I have always had the impression that the Boy Scout movement was intended by Sir Robert Baden Powell as a non-military method of keeping teenage boys occupied in useful ways. If this is so, it seems unfortunate that the Chinese title at least suggests something of a military nature; it is called Tung tze chun. One of them said to me that it has been difficult to find a more suitable name.

資料：

1. 中華民國15年2月23日（星期二）《士蔑西報》第1頁

   • 丙寅年正月十一日

   • 公元1926年2月23日（星期二）