Humour Hunt

J.H. McArthur of London, Ont., contributes a reminder of the folly of volunteering: One of those divisional sports events was coming up at Aldershot and

Arthur Haylock of Melville, Sask., sends us an air force story: We were making a low-level attack on a German convoy in the Mediterranean when

Praise be, a Red Newman story from 67 years ago and from a man who was there, William Green of Cambridge, Ont., who relates: Between

B.M. Khokhar of Halifax, a retired Indian Army officer, sends us a story about Mahatma Gandhi. King George V was anxious to meet Gandhi and

Joan Kraft of Calgary says her mother was always singing and that during WW II, with three sons overseas, she kept abreast of all the

S. Cane of St. Catharines, Ont., sends us a scrap of Churchilliana: When Gen. Von Thoma surrendered to Gen. Montgomery in Africa, the tee-totalling Monty