Harry Redgen's experience in Burma 1914-1916, item 26
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To wait until next morning without
anything to eat. The Indian Government only
allows 4’ per man per day for food they
stop 3’ per day from the men’s money which
only makes 1 per day to live on. After
that they stop money out of his wages
for shaving weather he shaves himself or
not, washing, use of utensils etc so it
is plan to see the Indian Government is
very generous.
just received a copy of The Rangoon Times
which publishes a small bit about the Reception
of the Territorials I here Reproduced it
Of all the Rotten Shows & Having been in
Rangoon some years – beyond all comparison
the Reception of the Territorials was the worst
for sheer stupidity & want of organization it
collard the Bun, took the Biscuit appropriated
the Abernethy, I have been trying to
find in mild terms those used by my pals are so
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To wait until next morning without
anything to eat. The Indian Government only
allows 4’ per man per day for food they
stop 3’ per day from the men’s money which
only makes 1 per day to live on. After
that they stop money out of his wages
for shaving weather he shaves himself or
not, washing, use of utensils etc so it
is plan to see the Indian Government is
very generous.
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just received a copy of The Rangoon Times
which publishes a small bit about the Reception
of the Territorials I here Reproduced it
--
Of all the Rotten Shows & Having been in
Rangoon some years – beyond all comparison
the Reception of the Territorials was the worst
for sheer stupidity & want of organization it
collard the Bun, took the Biscuit appropriated
the Abernethy, I have been trying to
find in mild terms those used by my pals are so
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Burma
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Story location Burma
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- Hilary Hallas
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