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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
August
8,
1938.
SOVIET
ELECTIONS
The
other
day
there
was
an
election
in
the
Soviet
Union.
There
were
ho
opposition
candidates.
Everyone
had
to
vote
or
be
in
danger
of
losing
their
jobs.
The
result
was
that
99.3
of
the
total
electorate
voted
and
99
1
expressed
approval
of
the
candidates
put
up
by
the
partv.
LIVE
FOR
FUTURE.
M.
I.
Kahnm,
chairman
of
the
presidium,
official
head
nf
rnp
Snviof
TT5mi
:
i.
ai
i
,
wiuuii,
ocaiMug
jusu
ueiore
me
election
to
a
large
Catherine-
of
voters
sairl
"After
all,
we
live,
not
only
in
order
to
exist,
we
live
uie
xuLure
as
wen.
vve
live
tor
the
complete
victory
of
Communism
the
world
over."
These
words
were
greeted
with
stormy
applause
from
the
factory
workers.
I
KECORD
FOR
HIBLES
j
t
ixru.,
While
there
u
have
been
wars
and
rumors
of
wars
during
the
past
year,
the
Gideon
Society
announces
that
their,
distribution
of
Bibles
during
the
past
year
broke
all
previous
records.
The
total
distribution
was
81,000,
the
yearly
average
for
the
previous
thirty
years
being
50,000.
Men'
and
women
in
these
tempestuous
days
turn
to
the
Bible"
where
they
read
of
other
tempestuous
days
and
of
the.
coming
of
the
Prince
of
Peace
into
a
world
of
turmoil.
AN
INTERESTING
QUERY
!
A
reader
of
the
Daily
News
has
asked
us
to
propound
the
following
problem
for
solution,
the
person
answering'
correctly
to
be
given
a
diploma
of
award
of
honor:
'
How
is
it
that
in
Britain
the
Liberals
have
just
about
disappeared
and
in
this
country
a
smiliar
fate
has
been
suffered
by
the
Conservatives?"
Answers
should
be
sent
to
the
office
of
the
Daily;
News
butthe
writer,
if
it
is
to
be
published,
must
Hot
uS
the
Question
asan
pvfnco
fnv
Ylfi,T-.m
.
si
ii
'
.
.v.
uu.uvauiig
aii
owetiai
political
party
or
cult
except
such
as
is
necessary
in
ansAverinb
the
question
in
a
fair
manner.
p
GREAT
PREPARATIONS
Great
preparations
have
been
made
for
a
proper
celebration
of
Port
Day
this
year.
Committees
Tiave
beeh
working
on
the
details
of
the
event
and
it
seems
likely,
that
it
will
be
the
first
of
a
series
of
similar
celebrations
to
be
held
at
this
time
of
year.
The
full
co-operation
of
all
citizens
is
asked
and
that
visitors
be
given
a
hearty
CANADA
AT
"WAR
!
(Continued
from
Pane
One)
thort,
chiefly
through
narrow
,
lanes,
nd
lor
the
most
part
flown-hill,
drawn
by
gaunt
horses
and
'driven
by
sleepy
poilus.
This
Indicated
we
were
at
the
southern
txtremfty
of
the
British
line.
,
"Boves
Wood
was
an
extensive
clump
of
brush
and
saplings,
still
very
wet
from
the
flight
dew,
and
already
containing
many
various
units.
All
were
concealed.
About
an
i
acre
of
brush
was
apportioned
to
us
and
there
we
were
told
to
make
ourselves
comfortable.
The
warn-'
lng
was
given
that
there
must
be
no
movement
outside
the
wood
'Inday-I
time.
Fires
must
not
t
lit,
lest
the
'
smoke
betray
the
.presence
of
troops,
-and
at
hint
no
lights
tvere
to
ibesshown.
In
-other
-words,
-cold
bul-ily
beef
and
water
were
to
be
our
portion
during
the
stay
In
Boves
Wood.
But,we
were
told
cheerfully
that
stay
Would
not
be
protracted.
We
were
"going
somewhere
else.'
"The
next
move
cami
quickly,
i
During
the
day
orders
were
re-
(
ceived
to
send
a
party
'of
guides
to
Gentelles
Wood,
just
off
the
Amiens
URoye
fcoad,
a
few
miles
Southeast
of
Boves
and
to
move
the
battalion
forward
that
night.
j
"Nearer
the
line!
Something
was
surely
happening
but
what?
The,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
August
8,
EDEN
ATTENDS
FOURTH
OF
JULY
FETE
Anthony
Eden,
former
foreign
s-
cretery
of
Great
Britain
was
fcuest
of
honor
at
the
fourth
o
July
dinner
given
on
that
anniversary
by
London's
American
society.
Ambassador
Jo.ph
Kennedy,
Just
returned
from
th
United
States,
was
also
honor--ed.
The
"Lions"
of
the
accaslcn
are
pictured
together.
Wilfrid
Kicks
Is
Given
Party
Miss
Edith
Connery
Hostess
at
En
joyable
Affair
Friday
Nljht
Miss
Edith
Connery
was
hostess
last
Friday
viening
at
th?
home
o1
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Connery
at
an
enjoyable
party
in
hon
cur
of
Wilfred
Hicks
who
is
leaving
for
Kamloors.
During
the
cvenjng
J
a
presentation
was
made
by
Ken
Green
who
wished
Mr,
Hicks
bon
vovage
and
success
in
his
new
position.
Th
4nvitt
quests
were
Mlxse
Elsie
Davis.
Edith
Wilkinnn
Plr-mi
F
n'oy
F1'e
Finlev
I
ydia
WestobV
Sophia
Macloren,
Doris
Houlden'
VrnctHi
Ft
rr
and
Isabel
Connery
rnri
Me3rs.
Ken
Green
Cliff
Ma-H)1
George
MdiU.
Rupert
Fultor
Bill
Murray.
Maurice
Davey.
Wilfred
Hicks
and
Martin
Van
Cooteo
LEGION
I.lNE-tJP
The
Canadian
Lelan
teim
for
tomorrow
'venlne
Gillmlv
Cup
foctball
piome
against
Hoval
Cem-dlnn
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
will
be
thosen
frvn
3monp
the
follw-!ng
nlayers:
Krause:
Murray
end
Currie:
H"jwe
Currie
nnd
M-K'v-Scherk.
Baotie.
Campbell.
Snilth
whole
business
was
still
shrouded!
troops
and
material."
the
historian
tiens,
time
schedules
and
all
the
and
Comadlna.
Snares:
Bremner
in
mystery.
Obviously
we
were
go-
continues.
"But
engaging
the
clo-1
other
particulars
of
the
coming
bat-
Slmundsen
and
Vancr
Ing
into
a
'big
show,'
but
when?
jsest
attention
0r
the
infantrymen
tie
were
detailed.
;
"At
nightfall
the
battalion
par-
j
were
tne
tanks
nuilJ
steel-clad
'
Await
Zero
Hour
cated
as
the
assembly
point.
In
the
aded,
swung
out
of
Boves
Wood
to!
monster
tlvey
were
surrounded
at1
"Ihe
ambitious
nature
of
the
op-
greying
twilight
of
August
7
the
a
roaa
cnoked
with
troops
and
ve-
a1i
times
bv.
awe-stricken
"Mat-xratlcns
evoked
their
admiration,
battalion
moved
out
of
Gentelles
hiclesof
every
kind.
Guns,
ammunl-'
sioggers
to
them
the
tanks'
crews
,
The
perfection
of
the
preparations,
Wood,
its
companies
p:ogre?a'tng
tion
limbers,
transport
wagons,
with
not
a
Htti
fppiina
nf
wuifW-
T
which
thev
hud
Vwpn
fcpnt
in
lndeoendentlv.
With
the
aDDroaeh
-
engineering
supplies,
motor
lorries,
censlon,
poured
into
credulous
ears'
complete
ignorance
bespoke.
the
of
night
everything
else
began
to
men-all
were
packed
nto
that
extraordinary
stories
of
the
ccpa-
highest
efficiency
of
the
Canadian
move.
The
light
artillery
Jingled
out
narrow
ribbon
or
road
leading
bllities
of
their
machines.
Embow-
Corps
staff.
The
scheme
was
noth-
t;
their
open
emplacements
in
the
through
Boves
to
Gentelles
Wood.
ered
with
branches,
the
tanks
were
ing
short
of
a
'break-through'
fields;
the
tanks
began
their
tun-It
was
not
a
march
but
a
crawl,
carefully
concealed
from
aerial
0b-
that
break-through
which
had
been
ing
up.
Across
the
open
country,
Hour
arter
hour
this
endless
col-1
se-rvatlon.
promised
from
the
days
of
Neuve
vague
shadows
marcht-d
wraith-'
umn
wormed
its
way
forward.
Not;
'Heavy
guns,
equally
wellcamou-
Chapelle
in
March,
1915,
on.
Many
like
In
the
gloom-all
moving
for-'
"mu
lw
mmnigni
aia
inejfiaged,
pushed
their
muzzles
times
It
had
been
attempted;
al-
ward.
Zero
hour
for
the
attack
was
straggling
companies
pick
up
their,
through
the
fringe
of
the
woods,
ways
it
had
failed.
At
Loos
In
Sep-
4:20
ajn.
on
August
8.
a!
!
nJ
if
m
a
an
beside
them
Immense
stores
of
large
teraber
1915,
atthe
Somme
In
July,
"We
found
our
assembly
area
u!1
,
"Boves
callbre
shells.
The
Canadians
had
1916,
at
Vlmy
-Ridge
In
April.
1917
occupied
by
an
Australian
unit
of
urZj,
,
,v
,
I
mg
never
before
seen
so
many
guns
-all
had
fallen
short.
But
this-
the
5th
DlvUion.
Sourly
the
diggers;
intr
noint
fnr
Vh
'
,
t,
i,
.
assembled
in
any
one
spot.
Light
"The
confidence
of
the
officers
viewed
the
invasion
of
their
domain
Amlins
w
-
rp!BigHa
of
;
artillery
stood
ready
for
a
further
infected
the
men.
Pursuing
the
by
the
Canadians.
They
had
had;
UIHCIia,
was
a
revelation.
Imnw
fnrrori
All
i
flmo.toclo
1
nn
nrHsra
f.,r
roll
of
Atnw.n
V."
'ever
foreei
Th
,.
nZZ
l
'
tarJy
ln
tne
day
tne
wnole
veil
corV'
tne
offlcers
explained
the
wnile
their
problems
were
solved.
It
seems
quite
natural
that
some
nnlirjpinnc
ehm.W'u..
of
secrecy
was
drawn
aside.
Ths
detail,
and
assistned
the
various
Their
headquarters
mereJv
lssupd
yearn
for
an
electorate
as
simple
and
easy
to
manage
as
tailon
in
describing
theTelimin
i
Cmmandlnl0f,nfr
assemb!ed
hls
dutles-
The
reaction
of
the
troars
orders
for
them
to
'get
out'
and
not
they
have
in
the
land
of
the
Soviets
If
cVeathit
commanders
was
immediate.
Confronting
them
lo
bother
about
what
the
Canadians
"vieib.
a
e
Bat-,
a
new!
creating
r,
.
and
unfolded
a
scheme
whose
mpg-
was
the
prospect
of
battle
were
doing.
The
diggers
Wnrh
a
i
oc
e,,l
t
A
on
a
got
Tnr)A
"fflP
a
tha.
Who
would
not
have
a
lST
3nd
scale!
frlUer!
grettly
L
if
f,
new
,taecd
st-?-
gigantic
not
a
mere
out.
happUy
but
still
mysU-
world,
a
world
without
any
political
in
which!
,sr
e
campaigns
GwiSeiredJf
hea4
;
,ng
away
of
ey
m
trench-nib-
all
the
politician
has
to
do
IS
tell
the
citizens
to
Vote
ami
'about
e5ht
miles
to
Jout?
'
'e,
la?e
dhconS
era
Wing.
Beyond
the
rolling
hills
to
"Their
departure
left
the
stage
See
that
they
vote
rieht?
It
is
as
simnlp
loni
fU!Am,
f,Vl
?1
,
A
ot
defeats
and
retirements
was
which
they
could
freely
operate-
Mtlxely
to
ourselves.
E-Orvthinc
alphabet.
r
""'August:
rL"7
W3S
ing
to
leaP
ad
there
was
actually
some
talk
of
was
now
ready
for
the
great
-
But
it
Seems
that
there
must
have
been
a
great
many
'
-rally.llustrative
of
the
experi-f
whatTad
the
ZrZ
Z.y
some
attach
ol
the
perennially
dissatisfied
people
liquidated
beforelS!;
out
t0
be
the
most
shattering
mentr
were
made
to
the
tank
units
such
a
millemal
conditions
could
be
arrived
"
at.
How
lv
many
The
Ttmtrl
artillery
did
6ifZ
not
share
SSSp
them
Tl
to'
Front
w.ever
dCv.llvered
on
the
Western
fantrymen
being
assigned
to
act
npnn
p
whn
.nrp
nflron;nl
t:
.
was
the
Canadian
Corns.
RP-
a
lialn
with
w
vxiiinai
nn.icis
in
x
mice
nupert
WOU1U
5Ucn
a
mysterious
extent
for
the
neath
th.
hoHinr
,C
.
,;L
'
"
.
"
u.
certainly
.have
to
be
removed
before
opposition
could
be',
tmelled
by
road
wlth
a
des!
mS
cJSS"
enmmntPfl-
W
n1Tr.ro
i.
.
tlnations
nntprt
fmm
h,,.
delicate
:.
"""co
m
c-naissance
W
"
V
oi
tne
",fc
forward
posi-
....
,,v.
uma.ij
uavc
a
w"
a
leau.v-iimue
onnosition
mi
.
..
anything.
Life
would
be
nothing
to
them
unless
they
had
something
to
oppose.
They
would
not
want
to
live
in
Soviet
Russia.
nntt-rn.
.
On
the
qo
all
clay,
but
she
keeps
her
winsome
smile
-leeth
briqhtctnof
clean
fyusiiuf
WRfGllYS
GUM
after
every
meal
The
regular
use
of
Wrlgley's
.Gum
helps
keep
teeth
strong,
White,
healthy.
It
cleanses
teeth
by
removing
food
particles
that
lodge
In
the
crevices
after
eating.
At
the
same
time,
the
delicious
flavor
sweetens
the
breath,
Improves
your
personality.
Aids
digestion
and
relieves
that
stuffy
feeling
after
meals.
Helps
keep
you
healthy!
Four
unique,
delicious
flavors
of
Wrlgley's
Gum
.
.
;
Spearmint,
Double
iMint,
Juicy
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and
P.K.
Aflayorfor
..
every
taste.
Every
day
millions
enjoy
Wrlgley's
I
Get
several
packages
of
Wrlgley's
Gum
now
at
any
restaurant,
grocery,
confectionery,
tobacco
or
drug
store!
Always
keep
It
handy
in
purse
or
pocket,
and
in
the
home.
fine
forleefh
!
fault."
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