Commitments Taken Seriously by S.V.C. ire just a tiny: body of business mei, who have, by regular practice and Instruction in telephony, and morse signalling, and become a very Important declared Capt. A. Herzberg, Officer' Commanding the! Signals Company, S.V.C., in propos Ing the health of the guest atthe nual dinner of the Company held SVE. Headquarters on Saturday vening. Capt. Herzberg thanked Col.
RW. Graham for his ever-ready vice and support in. sanctioning! the numerous requests he had made behalf of the Company. Enough,|could not be said of Col, "Grahar cmficient stof ofllcers, who at all times: hiad shown them ce-operation, friendship, and eMelency.
He also wished to thank the!
ives of the Shanghai Telephone ud Compys ly for their, valued assistance im men and material ever since the! Signals Company, was formed, and officers, N.C.Os. and men for eir Joyal "support in bringing the! Company up to its present standard of efficoney. They had all worked Uke Trojans. He must, however, mind them of one important factor, and that was the need of "more Feerulls, He looked to them to do} their bit in increasing the Company's strength by at least $0 per cent, by their next training season, Col. Graham, in reply, said that] members of the S.V.C. were talcing their commitments. in signing on in the Council's service much morg seriously than they did even when hho came to Shenghai two years ago, He saw a great improvenient gen: Jerally in attendances at parades, the quality of the instruction given, and in the inquiry for military know: ledge. A unit's parade night deflitewas one when a good. proportion attended with the intention of putting in an hour's useful work, with definite object in view, that object being the eflcient carrying out of the Corps defence duties,
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