MEN FOR FORTS

Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 47, 1 November 1940, Page 5

MEN FOR FORTS

MARRIED RECRUITS

Mobilised

Certain members of the Special Force waiting to be called up for service in the fifth or subsequent reinforcements have been offered the opportunity of joining the 9th Heavy Regiment (coastal defence) until they are required for overseas service. For the most part these men are married and have one or two children.

They will be equipped on taking up their posts. Names of those called up are:

T. F. Andrew, A. W. Adams, H. C. Bennett, C. A. Bisman, S. H. Biss, A. G. M. Callander A, Campbell, K. H. Cantwell, E. G. Carter, W. C. Coombes, L. J. Cossey, W. E. Cullen, H. H. Curson, G. H. Dadley,, L. Davies, C. H. Davis, F. Day, J. Deane, C. G. De Silva, A. N. Evans, C. M. Filmer, M. C. Findlay, H. A. Gaskell, E. R. Gilbert, P. W. Gilbert, J. Griffith, J. H. P. Hagarty, C. Hall, W. H. Harrod, C. B. P. Hendry, J. H. Hill, P. L. Jackson, F. C. F. Jeffs, C. E. Johnstone, A. R. Keane, A. W. Kirkland, W. T. Knight, E. H. Leaity, J. M. Malcolm, A. J. H. Manson, W. T. A. Marsh, R. W. Martin, D. C. Munro, W. Murray, H. B. Ninkie, S. A. Norris, R. J. Olsson, R. B. Parker, P. A. Reid, C. W. Rodgers, W. S. V. Rush, J. A. K. Smith, J. Stewart, W. A. Twist, B. C. Vessey, C.-Wilkinson, D. H. Williams and J. J. Willoughby.

A Naval officer says there is nothing like brandy as a cure for seasickness. Unless it’s port.

“No half-time in war,” says Lord Stanley. And, as waged by the Nazis, no quarter.

“Germany will' win the war,” declares a Nazi broadcaster, “because she has the world’s best factory hands.” It now only remains to give her the works.