"THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941.
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MARSHAL VOROSHILOV'S
VISIT TO THE FRONT LINE QUEENS & ALHAMBRA
A VISIT OF Marshal Voroshiloy to the
front outside Leningrad some ten days ago BILLETING
was described in the newspaper "Red Star" yesterday.
BAR ON
The report, dated Leningrad, says Mar- WIVES OF shal Voroshilov arrived at an advanced posi OFFICERS
tion one evening not long before his order of the day calling upon the defenders of Lenin- grad to fight staunchly for their splendid city.
Wives of officers and men stationed in Dorset- shire who have been stay- "During the night a plan of bat-force the attacking battalion Hising with their husbands t'e was worked out and at dawn detachment reached The river billets have been told that artillery preparations began. When bank and entrenched there for the either they or their hus- the time for attack arrived, a bat-night.
must leave the talion under the command of Den- "Our troops then occupied the bands
asov crossed an embankment 10-
wards a forest.
"A storm of mine-thrower and machine-gun fire proved power less before the spirited drive of
cur men, who reached the for- est and dieappeared from sight. "Soon the fight for the village N began.
village, throwing the Germans billets. back about three miles.
QUISLING LIKES CABARET
This is a result of an order issu- "Thus day and night our mened by the commanding officer of are heroically defending the ap- the division.
The order will be prouches to Lenin's city."---Reuter. strictly applied and officers have been told that in future they must regard the mess as their home.
There has been wide discussion whether soldiers should be allow- ed to share billets with their families, particularly in defence Aziz Masrl Pasha, Egyptian areas, but this is only the second Occupied Village Army quisling, captured with two order made on the subject. Egyptian flying cers in a house Recently a similar order "The detachment
Senior near the Nile, went to a cabaret made by a commanding officer in of
re- the Hertfordshire area. Lieutenant Sokalov, a white-hair-every night without being ed veteran, was ordered to rein-cognised, Cairo reveals.
"Retreating hastily, the enemy. abandoned their ammunition and equipment
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"The matter can safely be left to the discretion of the command- ing officer, who knows local con- ditions,' he said.
The opinion of those who op- pose wives and husbands sharing billets is that in peace-time sold- icrs regard the barracks as their home, and the fact that under war conditions they must live in bil- lets should not alter this view of army life,
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