EDITORIAL

Gun Flash, Issue XXIII, 5 June 1943, Page 1

EDITORIAL

u Gun Flash” has been in publication for nearly six months now and issue has carried an editorial on subject subject or other. However# owing to lack of suitable subject matter, such editorials are becoming more and more difficult to write and we of the Editorial Staff feel that they must have been becoming more and more difficult to read.

In view of this, a meeting of Battery representatives was called to discuss editorials and policy in general,■ and ■ the decis ion made was to discontinue the regular editorial. Nevertheless, this paper, standing as it does for the highest ideals in the newspaper world, will, if it thinks necessary and fitting, bring to the light of day by way of an editorial anything which warrants attention.

Contributions to the paper recently have been far from numerous, though since the meeting held during the week there has been quite an influx of material from various sources, the majority of which is excellent stuff, and the appearance of -which is most gratifying. Even though we say it ourselves, this paper has enjoyed an excellent reputation, as far as Unit papers go, and we know that everyone of us would like to see "Gun Flash” keep its place as the leading Regimental Publication - so let’s give the paper a new lease of life, and make it better than ever, by contributing as much as we can,'be it a serious article, or something in a lighter vein. Let’s go’.