"rue, Jounxat or me Rovat Scots Fustiinns." January, 1951, The Manager, Journal. of the' Royal Scots Fusiliers, Ay.
The latest issue of the Journal
come to hand' and. the ynaoval Seats Fustliers genious, Company Notes from the ind Battalion, which is now in Shanghai, iridiate that among these new-comers are several wielders of ready pen. Nat Containing as it does tributed when the Battalion was on the point of leaving Ferozepore fi China, indicates the lively ex tions evoked by impending change station, Thus, in the Home Bat tation Notes there isan app Lterature tp be sent out to the art lion then on its way to Sheng-Tu an account of a concert, at Dagshai, a small military" station up on the foothills of given to the srformers on the stage because the audience were not Sure whether Hehoy reali shai Garri-gon Gymni her they {tmosphere of a Shanghai cabaret." The 2nd Battalion Notes show an inclination to" be. pleased with Shanghai in advan "There will be fow regrets at Leaving Ferozepore for the delights of Shanghai." Four years all but months ly along. time to. a boring it always ations but our. pre ing Own. Yorkiht Infantry dd four and a halt that ne Battaion wi Rech, up ita The Boxing Correspondent hopes
boxing spin fa "Shanghat, and ecdguarier.. Wing " Notes expect ority, of material after the trans: fort "there: are. visions of plenty to, while about from Shanghai"
The Hockey" Correspondest re cords, " mrueliing game. in_ which the. sth, Fusiliers only beat the Royal Scots" Fusiliers" after" two periods of extra time and then went fu to win in the final. "The Cortes: Pondent adds "We shall" hope Play. the Sth Fusiliers many" more Times next year in Shanghai."
The Drummers weigh in with thi that we were moving to Shanghai during the next Cold Weather cheered us immensely, fad that" onee: popular melody SShanghal" found" an. unexpected revival on the plains of Tadia. word, the Drummers can exercise pleasant voyage From which place, are, hoping to return again' to. "Blighty."
So. Shanghai must not get too. proud of itself.
The "Signallers, as befits their calling, have evidently been making every effort to get reliable information. "Meeting" the Norfolks "in Dagshai the Signal Section sat at the feet of those recent visitors to the Far East, The Magazine does not, however, confine itself to the chronicling of Small beer of the Companies, It contains excellent illustrations of two. of the most famous. battle feats of the Regiment, the defence of the Jemappes. Bridge by the 1st Battalion on 2ist August, 1914, the Battle of Mons, and the he defence of leek Ridge. on October 30th, when a much
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