... ONE SCOTTISH HERO. This hero of Dunkirk lay bleeding alone, His bed the wet shingles, his pillow a stone. Thrice wounded, all breathless, life ebbing away, Ne still, in close grip, held his gun as he Lit'• My best friend they butchered in told . . blood ...

... company of four, would cross the English Channel under a hail of bombs, and return loaded with twenty British soldiers .from Dunkirk? Which of us who talked of Italy and Greece, remembering the ancient Roman and the ancient Greek, would have thought that ...

... papers. Ile exprossf.s no opinions and states no facts. Ile says, the war is a tough job. He called the evacuation of Dunkirk a pretty piece of work. lie thinks the Air Forces are coming along nicely. Itis phrases make a sort of langnage of his ...

... press, broadcasting, and personal talks by returning soldiers to their friends, the people know all about the miracle of Dunkirk and what led up to it. It is one of the strangest incidents in world history that a king, fighting. at the head of his army ...

... round the kitchen range and sat quiet for a few minutes, listening. Then wee Sandy brightened up. When you think about Dunkirk you don't mind waiting till next year for the summer holiday, Dad. That's right enough, said Mother. Back at the works ...

... year this ' change over happened, then we are not so sure of the mere chance theory. What about miracelous intervention? Dunkirk ! 'What happened there? A direful calamity was prevented, and over 300,000 of our soldteis, hard pressed by the enemy, were ...

... to be critical one with another because our business instincts are sharp; but our military balances are increasing. After Dunkirk we had to be cautious; but Dunktrk was a portent. We Faye not put a foot wrong since then. Our airmen showed superiority in ...

... setbacks culminating in the major disaster of the French collapse marked the nadir of British fortunes. The marvel of the Dunkirk evacuation ' , raised the spirits of our people. The valour of our airmen against mass attacks of enemy aircraft which were ...

... to the second Winter of the war, and we hold up the German Army on tbg Continental coasts. Diller missed his big chance at Dunkirk. * * * OCTOBER GLORY. Autumn in her loveliness Wears no sign of pensiveness, Flaunting colour everywhere, Beauty sheds both ...

... through Scottish chaplains and others. In a number of cases, Testaments were to replace some lost with other belongings at Dunkirk. Royal Navy chaplains found the lads in the Navy anxious to have copies, while Royal Air Force chaplains continually express ...

... over selfishness and fear is the stuff of which a victorious nation is made. On the high seas, in the fighter squadrons. at Dunkirk, Narvik, and in the Near East. thousands have been sustained and strengthened by a firm faith in God. As the Earl of Athlone ...

... island, after all. is a limited battleground, and our men should know every inch of it. In failing immediately to follow up Dunkirk with an attack on our island, Hitler passed a possible opportunity. He has advertised his plan of campaign too thoroughly ...