To the Editor of the "Nowrn-Guina Dat News, sin,—An incident occurred at a place of amusement which gives the common soldier an idea of what or how much the general public think of him, Tt was in Jessfield Park where a few sents were partitioned off for "soldiers in uniform," and I must say We were having 'a good time.
Eventually all seats at 60 cents were crowded out; naturally the seats for "soldiers in uniform" were commandeered, During the interval everybody flocked for cool drinks and it was during this time the incident occur.
On returning to my seat I found ing to my friends' had been occupied by for-igners of some description. mediately informed them they were occupying persons' seats, but being a soldier I was ignored.' (Perhaps; is convenient for people not to understand English at a convenient time), The only option was to see the matiager. I was politely told there were plenty of other seats, Why could not these people take the other seats from the beginning.
Would the soldier have been in' the right if he had thrown them out, Tam, ote,
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