The annual dinner of the Transport Company, S.V.C., took place on Monday evening, at the S.V.C., Club, attended by members, guess and friends, After the dinner the O.C. of the unit, Capt. J. G. Forbes, according to custom first reviewed the work of the unit during the past Training Season and emphasized that the present efficiency of the unit depended more on present turn-outs than resting on past laurels, so that new laurels may be achieved in the future, He then welcomed the guests.
Lt.-Col. G. H. Mann, the Commandant, replied on behalf of the guests and at the same time gave his views on the unit's activities and the assistance rendered to the Corps in connection with "B" Sector driving and infantry duties, At it was customary the unit's various prizes and trophies were presented to the winners and runners up.
At the close of the official part of the evening it was again the O.C's sad lot to bid farewell to another departing member of the unit on trans-for to Singapore; the member being an officer of the unit, Lieut. H. L. Hill, who joined the ranks of the Transport Company at its formation in "19392. As a small token of appreciation from the unit, Lieut. Hill was presented with a handsome silver cigarette case and a match box engraved with the company's crest. craft Ca. charged that the bomber crashed because of sabotage. Simultaneously it was learned that there had been two apparent cases of sabotage recently in the company's plant—United Press.
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