"The latest data show that Germany has sixty stations, including private dirigible hangars, while France has thirty, in most cases of greater extent than those in Germany, Russia, eight months ago, had ten, but it is believed that this number has been increased twofold since that time.

But he was responsible for the guarding of the Army's store-cupboardthat great hangar, half a mile longand for the discipline of a town full of soldiers who, without discipline, would make a merry hell of it, and for the orderly disposition of all the supplies at the base upon which the army in the field depends for its welfare.

Are you sure you've got the directions how to get to Dunkirk, and then how to find my secret hangar on the coast beyond the town, Tom?" "We'll be ready to skip out just as soon as our official notice comes to hand," the other assured him.

" Presently they came to the shore where the stout hangar was found, partly hidden under the branches of low trees and shrubbery.

In fact, there were two other airmen who also came out and joined them when making for the place of the temporary canvas hangars, they, too, having had secret orders concerning this same night raid.

The wide aerodrome stretches before usgreat hangars coloured so as to escape the notice of a Boche overheadwith machines of all sizes, rising and landingcoming out of the hangars, or returning to them for the night.