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MAJ.-GEN.
G.
R.
PEARKES
Commander
1st
Canadian
Division
(By
Ross
Munro,
Canadian
Press
War
Correspondent
)
They
say
Mai-Gen,
G.
R.
Pearkes,
commander
of
a
Canadian
infantry
division
overseas,
is
one
of
the
coolest1
and
most
nerveless
men
in
the
army.
His
military
record
of
the
First
Great
War
he
won
the
Victoria
Cross,
Distinguished
Service
Order,
Military
Cross
and
Crox
de
Guerre
is
conclusive
proof.
But
there
is
a
little
story
they
ten
about
the
general
that
smash
tank
attacks
by
proper
de-happened
not
so
long
ago.
He
was
t
pterin
nl
and
surprise,
sitting
m
the
meas
at
Divisional
Gen.
Pmrkes
insists
on
havmc
Headquarters
with
his
otiicers.
An
'young
officers
on
hss
staff
and
at
air
raid
was
in
progress
Suddenly
his
headquarters
there
are
of
n-a
bomb
screamed
down
towards
cers
in
their
3's
holding
important
the
mesa.
Every
officer
bat
one
m'.apposnUMnt.
the
room
flattened
out
on
the
floor
.
The
troops
find
the
general
hard
or
roUed
under
tables.
The
bomb
sod
gruff
at
ttmea.
but
they
wovM
exploded
nearby
and
no
damage
never
challenge
his
fatroeas.
He
wa
done.
The
chagrined
of
fleers
drives
tbm
in
training
but
they
climbed
to
their
seats
to
find
the
respect
his
lodgment
general
sttn
sitting
placidly
in
his1
The
general
is
a
"bug"
on
phy-chair,
grinning
at
them.
'sical
ntneas.
Hardening
exercises
One
ol
the
features
of
General
are
frequent
in
the
division,
with
Pearke;-
division
is
the
loyalty
of-
the
commander
oartirtMtinc
ban-
fleers
and
men
have
for
their
com-
if.
Cn
rerent
manoeuvres,
dlvt-mander.
It
is
not
only
his
great
lonai
headquarters
has
always
been
fighting
record
of
the
last
war
set
up
In
the
open
air,
never
in
a
which
produces
this.
It
is
because
j
comfortable
house,
be
still
has
the
dynamic
energy
;
a
native
of
Wallord,
Eng..
Gen.
and
fighting
spirit
which
made
Fearkes
came
to
Canada
in
196.
him
so
famous.
He
was
a.
permanent
force
soldter
A
talL
rugged
soldier,
he
is
54
in
peacetime.
His
chief
diversion
to
now
with
grey
hair
and
a
short
ridln-
to
the
hounds
and
every
clipped
moustache,
in
conversation
Sunday
finds
bra
oat
with
hunts-he
to
outspoken
and
rigorous.
"I
men
of
southern
England.
.
propose
to
attack,"
11
a
phrase
he
uses
with
relish
whet?
beV
munching
a
divisional
QfJfrtudTc
on
man-leorres.
iiis
xorteas
a
tactician
to
de-
ploying
infantry.
He
to
a
firm
be-
never
that
infantry
and
guns
can
HELPS
FAILM
HORSES
S
iht
pastunag
of
farm
b-irsea
curing
the
heavy
work
season
en
abkM
h-n
to
do
more
work
than
they
otherwise
could.
"
If
Oingrr
Rogr.i
appears
in
a
nrw
son
of
role
in
"ftoxle
Hart."
coming
to
the
screen
of
Use
Ghpiioi
Theatre
here
oa
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
thai
was.
Instead
of
aweet
young
thing,
ate
has
a
part
which
to
definitely
on
the
Set
in
the
roartosg
days
of
Chi
eago
when
a
pretty
gtri
could
d
no
wrong,
the
story
of
"ttoxle
Hart"
starts
with
the
finding
of
the
body
of
a
nwrasred
man
in
an
apartment.
The
murderer
con
teases
Mt
a
report
rinds
trial
a
seen
oa
she
Thereupon,
an
amsapt
is
made
to
exoknt
Ust
situation
for
LssUHi.ll
i
nsarpoaaa
aad
the
climax
Is
an
smsUng
comrt
trial.
Mtos
Rogers
has
the
Utle
rote
while
Georze
Montatanery
u
the
yostog
reoorter
and
Adolphe
Men
)ou
is
a
shyater
lawyer.
A
talented
featured
east
tnctede
Lynne
Over
man.
Nigel
BflsM,
Phil
aUvera.
Sara
AUgood.
WWiaa
PYauiey
Spring
Brtnaton.
Ted
North
and
Hetene
Reynolda
A
satire
on
nfe
fifteen
years
ago
in
the
"WMr
Cttv."
the
picture
to
replete
with
action.
NAZI
BAKBAHrTY
LONDON.
July
OV-A
Pottoh
gb-l
has
been
sentenced
to
death
for
"assaulting
her
German
em
ployer
who
swaps!
bar
face."
a
Stockholm
report
says.
PREDICTS
THIRD
WAR
fcTOCKJiOLM.
Julv
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A
ftiil
fight
between
Germany
and
ulTrjt-'maMory
of
the
world."
Is
predicted
by
IVr
Engdahl.
blind
ivisa-reaident
-ot
the
Svedish
Nazi
party.
This
fight
he
describe
!
he
"third
and
greatest
world
war."
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
With
Or.
H
N
Brork!rby
and
his
assistant.
Miss
Norma
Roger.
in
the
vitamin
reseaixh
depart
meat
already
gone
Dr
BE
Hailey
will
be
the
an
mesnbrr
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Pacifir
Plaatries
Kapeianentai
Station
to
leave
for
Vancouver
foUowrag
the
final
decision
to
move
she
enure
station
to
the
southern
city.
Lf
Swain
win
follow
and
Dr.
Heal
M
Carter
and
Mass
Phyllis
Hill
-Tout
secretary,
win
move
the
aomiaia-trattue
end
about
the
middle
of
August
Dr.
O.
C.
Young
and
R
P
Sidaway
win
probably
be
about
the
last
lncsnbers
of
the
staff
to
leave.
mckeye
flstung
to
holding
up
quite
weM
oa
the
flaeena
and
Naa.
Riven
although
the
season
is
getting
along.
The
rati
are
moving
in
towards
the
spawning
ground
with
the
raaaU
that
there
U
bettor
fishing
in
the
inside
waters
aVsnlng
at
the
Kaas
River
to
also
showing
some
improvement.
SOjOOO
pinto
hating
been
taken
In
that
area
yesterday
The
gill
net
s
versa
for
the
Skecaa.
according
to
Una
morning's
report,
to
thirty
sockeye
and
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pfnfcs
and
on
the
Naas
River
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