The salute of the two battalions, The Lancashire Fusiliers as they marched out, and The Loyal Regiment us they marched in, was taken by Brigadier A. P, D, Telfer-Smollett, British Forces; Shanghai Area, at the Country Club, Following on the brief rest period In the Race Course, The Lancashire Fusil swung out of the Vu Ya Ching Road entrance to the music of the Fourth US. Marines Band, and marched down to the Hongkew Wharf, where embarked. They sailed for Tientsin early next morning.
Meanwhile, under the command of Lieut-Col, J.B. Hume, 'The Loyal Regiment had fallen in' again "and marched out to Great Western Road, where they took possession of the barracks vacated only n few hours ago by their departing comrades Omecrs Honoured Two offers of The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire), the second battalion of which forms the British garrison in Shenghai, are named in ces in Palestine, according to a Reuter telegram from London.
The two affeers are Captain R, M. Gidiow-Jackson and Captain G. W. Temple, who hive been awarded the Distinguished Service Order. Both ore attached to the 1st Battalion The Loyal Regiment, which 1s part of the division commanded by _Lleut.- General J. G. Dill, former Director of. Military "Operations and Intelgence, despatched recently to restore order in that country when disturbance reached a critical state.
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