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and
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days
can
be
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now
....
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in
and
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your's
now
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Wednesday.
October
10,
1934
FASCISM
IN
CANADA
Two,
rather
interesting
articles,
"Canada's
Fascist
Rabble"
and
"Fascists
in
Manitoba"
appear
in
the
September
number
of
"The
Canadian
Unionist."
These
articles
ana
lyze
the
fascist
movement
showing
that
in
Quebec
the
French-Canadian
Fascists
are
rabidly
anti-Jewish
and
also
anti-English.
In
Ontario
the
English
speaking
Fas:
cists
are
anti-Jewish
and
also
anti-French
and
anti-Catholic.
)
According
to
Colin
McKav.
one
of
the
writers.
Fascisrri
has
to
have
a
scapegoat
and
Canada
has
so
many
races
anu
i
chjjiuhs
umt
mis
is
uuiieuii
anu
ne
says
mat
me
Socialists
and
Communists
are
as
yet
too
insignificant
to
serve
as
proper
scapegoats.
The
only
accord
of
the
Fascists
in
Canada
at
present
is
in
their
hatred
and
contempt
of
democracy
in
all
its
forms.
He
quotes
from
"Le
Pat
riote"
organ
of
French-Canadian
Fascism
as
follows:
.
AWithlhe
development
of
liberalism
or
democracy,
the"
,januiiai
ittues
nave
ceuseu
to
De
tne
masters
in
meir
own
land.
.
.
.
The
English,
the
Jews,
and
the
Americans
with"
their
departmental
and
chain
stores
have
ruined
our
small
French-Canadian
merchants.
.
.
.
Th
Jpw
k?Kliof
tye
clothing,
industry
;
they
have
made
feminine;
undenveap
light,
soft
and
seductive,
the
better
to
pervertLc-,
vynnsuans.
Discussing
the
rise
of
Fascism,
Bernard
Webber
speaks
of
it
as
"a
VOUth
movement
wh!rh
Ipft.
snrinl
rnvnlntinn
nnA
a
dictatdrshin
in
its
wake."
In
Manitoba
it.
rallprl
Hsplf
"The
Canadian
Nationalist
Party"
and
claimed
to
havp
enrolled
a
C0Ui)le
of
thousand
adults
and
a
rh
youths.
Then
came
a
split
and
early
this
year
The
Fascist;
Party
of
Canada
was
formed
and
affiliated
with
Sir
fWi
walcf
Mosley'a
Empire-wide
Union
of
Fascists.
It
is
not
anti-Jewish
but
professes
to
be
democratic
and
concentrates
on
advocating
establishment
of
the,
corporative
state.
Its
advocates
declare
that
thev
would
Kiinnresq
nil
opposition.
They
have
profited
by
Mussolini's
mistakes
in
nUnurtnrr
ftin
iint!
li'nn.'nt,
....
it.
-I
1
"'"""s
oiiu-ruotiaiB
tu
j;uiaue
uicir
propaganua
un
til
so
late
as
1925,
It
would
declare
a
moratorium
on
al
Lanada
s
external
de'ots
until
they
could
be
paid
out
o
national
profits.
The
writer
of
the
article
says
that
politically
Fascism
is
retrogressive.
It
repudiates
all
democratic
institutions,
established
OIllV
thrmirrh
PfintiMna
nt
ctvffa
nn,!
U
ishes
a
mediaeval
dictatorship
which
the
recent
German
fiprnnfl
vevnlnf
inn"
nvnmi.ltfl,,..
!,..!.
ai...
.-v.u..Un
vAvinjjiiiiua
ua
iiuvuig
niu
power
0
life
and
death
over
the
state's
cUfoona
According
to
the
Ramc
anthnrifv
tha
mnmKnV.;..
4?
"J
i.iiv
iiiviHin,ioiHUUl
uie
r
!
xi
,,
Canadian
Nationalist
is
predominantly
German,
that
of
the
Canadian
Fascist
Party
Is
British,
that
of
the
Black
oi.ut
uiijuniisauon
on
Montreal
is
Italian
and
that
of
the
Toronto
organizations
Irish.
In
other
words
each
Fascist
organization
caters
to
one
race
in
particular
in
accordance
with
the
type
of
European
Fascism
which
is
taken
as
a
model.
menu.
They
have
to
deliver
1000
of
ore
passing
through
the
mill
is
arming
10
exist,
uore
or
tne
aia
tons
of
ore
to
the
DunweU
mill
being
stepped
up.
within
ninety
days.
The
laying
of
an
air
line
to
the
Ben
All
workings
of
DunweU
will
soon
be
completed
and,
when
this
operation
gets
under
way.
steady
shipments
of
high
grade
ore
will
go
forward
directly
to
the
smelter.
The
DunweU
Is
an
entirely
different
proposition
now
to
what
it
was
three
years
ago.
The
output
U
being
graduaUy
Increased
every
month.
The
rtm
of
mine
ore
which
is
shipped
direct
to
smelter
returns
net
values
of
Just
over
J100
V
bttrlnwU
Finance,
Ottawa
-V-
vi
,
1
1
j
.
ras
DAILY
NEWS
vCKIr
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Mining
Continued
Satisfactorily
at
DunweU
Glacier
Creek
Takes
Adjoining
Property
Consolidated
Expected
to
Continue
Stewart
Railway
t,
employ
three
of
four
men
And
the
proapestojfc
hire
r.been;able
Uu"--.-.-
tlu
v,nter
on
the
pre
iu
clean
put
a
number
of
pocket
petty.
Discoveries
of
the
first
lane
.
n.ch
were
formerly
Inacctstlble.
'
showings
on
this
property
caused
somewhat
of
a
sensation
in
the
Stewart
camp
U
hopeful
that
the
t
'dteuict
earlier
lh
the
summen
modest-atart
which
Is
belnaHmadie.j
t
Ulis
C4t
ujr
mc
uuiuwiwiKu
mill"
!
Olader
Creek
Mining;
Co.
has
Smelting
Co.
in
resuming
ex-!
.MiniroH
the
Wftivrinp
nnri
o
K
tension
of
the
Canadian'
North-
v
n
.
.iiiiiiirnv
n
..
ni
f
It
1
ariick
is
H
Ifilttrilt
AffHrl
Willi
la
Ik.....
.
.
Pilltrnv
will
h
fnllnuwl
nn
A
XTliSCf
lUnV)tia
!
Portland
Canal
property
on
the"
with
annual
wo
looicing
to
the
y
t
the
rwow
v.
M
n
ngof
high
grade
ore
and
mill
feed
from
No.
X
level'
uth
.We
and
at
a
lower
altitude.;
"eniuai
compieuon
oi
inc
imeio
-
uur.ick
u
fca
nf
0ftneDimellmmeatbtevar
linniintv.llrnfnpnf
?tpwnrr
i
onnf
innimr
sntifaptorilv
it
is
announced.
Olacler
Creek
tun
Fort
Orahame.
.Consolidated
has
wr
eldeit
dstnhttr
k..
with
track
large
raining
interests
along
thel"U
to
be
marrl
Z,
under
the
superintendence
of
Harrv
Thomey.
In
addition
"!'"..!.
equipped
llJ.L.
a
I!?:!',,,.
tMZ
nnn
t,:
i.
Peter
jnn
a
.
.
.
i
rii
i
nil
1
1
1
ir
unit
in
nuiiiiiv
v
s
tu
v
-
a
to
maintaining
a
constant
Supply
Of
mill
feed,
high
grade
eneed
about
a
month
ago.
To
aoa
to
btMtvv
that
the
company
l1"
I""
wheeled"
ore
is
being1
shipped
direct
to
Tacoma
smelter.
Tlie
tram-
date
the
tunnel
has
been
advanced
Vy
iiroqeed.
with
the
actual
con
IsobJ
07
any
0'
wav
having
been
COmDleted.
contractors
on
the
George
E.
thirty
feet,
leaving
approximately
"'-ruction
work
possibly
faster
than
claim
of
DunweU
operations
are"
140
feet
to
ao
to
encounter
the
vein
tne
people
may
anUclpat
.
now
ready
to
maintain
steady
ship-
per
ton
and
the
tonnage
and
grade
wmcn
nas
Deen
proven
oy
dtamona
The
evenin
.
juirj
ana
aan'
.:
ryv.
Jni-lf
Mninnnflrhl-
UUjment
includwl
1
rsln
k.
.
.....
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Uunn
nnri
..,...
...
.
'
mono,
arm
asroyea
ym
10
;
per
!
ver
or
Anyax.
ruts
Deen
recently.
"
,
tj
v
ton
values.
The
vein
is
expected
to
ak!n
flights
from
Stewart
Into
.....
"aru
and
LiUj
.,tf
.trmhinv
nf
th
tion
reached
in
about
four
weeks'
the
Unuk
River
mining
area
wlthL
nu'
refreihmnia
property
on
Hastings
Arm,
Obser-,"1
Air
supply
for
drlUlng
on
the
prospectors.
There
ha
been
more
w""?.
fZL
i.
r.,
h...
Olacier
property
has
been
obtained
activity
In
the
Unuk
this
season"
.ine
"a.ppy
mr-J
-a
followed
the
ore
for
1000
feet.
The
Irora
tne
DuneU
compressor.
,
than
at
any
time
previously.
j
JjjJ
JJJJ
JJ
-
f
I
width
of
the
ore
is
from
twelve
to
Tha
pttstM
(te
.wU.M.vu
s.
ucvu
in-,
jonn
neison,
pioneer
rancher
of
I
Mrs.
uarikk
Mr
covered
for
a
width
of
six
feet
gaged
In
placer
mining
on
Lome
t
Alvansh
on
the
Naas
River
ar-1
Banterhan,
ui
flfltnnl.i
frnm
nriiuu
mint
hflva
rrk
H
(
mitmmmr
n
rr4
i
,
.
.
i
.
.
n
.
1
.
...
-
at
$30
per
ounce.
There
are
also
one
pocket.
This
year
the
water
has
months'
lead
and
zinc
values.
It
Is
planned
been
lower
than
for
many
years
Texas.
Visit
with
relative
In
Dad
Tells
His
Son
Why
He
Is
Going
To
Convert
Victory
Bonds
V
i
...
In
1919,
when
joti
were
nearly
ten
and
lx-jclunlnf
to
sit
Up
and
tk
notice,
I
imrstrd
$2,000
in
Victory
KoiuU.
Tbe
nr
oer,
buinr
was
booming,
and
Canada
ilmlrl
tlie
final
Victory
Iuan
to
pay
off
potwar
oliligationn.
It
wa
one
of
the
inot
nr-rful
of
all
the
war
loan.
Etery-one
wan
enthuialic
alout
it,
and
Mihurrilx-d
to
the
limit
of
his
(or
ber)
ability.
1
was
one
of
800,000
TMim
who
twilight
the
bond.
Hut
at
that
time
I
didn't
rralize
what
a
good
thine
I
had
In
my
Victory
Hondi.
They
liatclK-rn
the
1m-1
Imrolnirnl
I
ever
made.
"On
November
lt
I
shall
rereive
my
final
Interest
payment
and
get
back
my
original
$2,000.
Now
ronolder
thii,
on
the
original
$3,000
I
have
received
$110
in
interest
earh
)
ear
for
fifteen
year
$1,650
In
all.
I
put
tka
interest
in
the
bank
ctrry
U
months
and
have
let
It
compound
Itself.
My
original
$2,000
ha
now
grown
footer
$1,000.
So,
of
rourc,
I
am
reinvesting,
the
whole
$1,000
in
the
new
Hf
funding
Ixan.
"True,
the
intereitt
rate
now
isn't
so
high.
But
times
hare
changed.
Money
is
far
cheaper
today.
And
1
have
learned
that
It
does
not
pay
t
try
to
get
better
than
the
going
rate.
I've
been
in
and
out
of
a
number
of
things
since
1919
I've
sometimes
gone
after
high
returns
rather
than
safety,
and
I've
been
sorry.
Experience
has
taught
me
that
Dominion
of
Canada
Ilonds
are
the
finest
nest-egg
for
your
mother
and
me.
If
wa
happen
to
need
the
money
we
ran
Always
sell
them.
So
far,
we're
been
able
to
get
along
without
touching
either
interest
or
principal,
and,
of
course,
I've
bought
other
Dominion
Ilonds
since.
"Tlie
way
Hook
at
It,
my
hoy,
is
that
if
Dominion
of
Canada
Bonds
were
sa
excellent
investment
in
1919-
and
they
were-
they
are
an
eren
better
Investment
today.
Canada
has
weathered
soma
pretty
tough
times
during
the
past
few
years,
and
come
nut
On
top.
So
I'm
going
to
atiek
witk
my
investment.
"Tlils
Refunding
taan,
my
boy,
is
a
great
thing
for
th
country
at
well
as
for
the
individual.
It's
going
to
help
business.
I
find
that
most
men
of
my
age,
whom
I
know,
arc
.thinking
at
I
am,
and
are
converting
their
Ilonds.
I
know
you
haven't
any
Bonds
to
eon
vert,
but,
if
I
were
you,
I'd
subscribe-
for
a
thousand
or
two
of
this
new
Loan
as
much
as
you
can
buy.
I
don't
think
you
ean
t)o
better
.
.
.
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
1!X1
REFUNDING
LOAN
DEXOMIXATIOSS
$100
(in
the
15-year
Bonds
only),
$500
and
$1,000.
Matvmties
axi
Prick
2
year
2
Honda
at
98.90,
yielding
2.57
to
maturity.
5
year
2
Wo
Bonds
at
98.15,
yielding
2.90
to
maturity.
8
year
3
Bonds
at
97.00,
yielding
3,
13
in
maturity.
15
year
3H
Bonds
at
96.50,
yielding
3.81
to
maturity.
LTKRE8TgtlOSVS
One
half-month's
free
interest
to
those
who
exchanga
Victory
Bond
for
thenew
Bonds
of
any
maturity.
CASH
ROMS
One-eighth
of
one
per
cent
to
those
who
exchange
Victory
Bonds
for
tha
new
8-year
Bonds,
and
one-quarter
of
one
per
cent
to
those
who
exchange
for
the
15-year
Bonds
applicable
in
each
case
to
holders
who
apply
on
or
before
lbs
6th
of
October.
t
i
WHERE
TO
APr
I.
V
Application
forms
arid
official
prospectus
giying
full
details
of
th4
Loan
IP
-
'
may
be
obtained
from
any
bank
or
bond
dealer.
INVEST
in
CANADA
Profit
by
Her
Progress
9?
'1
i
-
0
'r
ML?
.
f--
.......
i
-
-
-
vfc
m
iiTru
in
uieciiyon
me
tiaia
yes-uoiron.
Miss
u
Out
lven
returns
of
from
$4
to
$13
per
them
have
obtained
gold.
One
old
terday
from
Uie,
north,
lie
wUl
Keown,
Mrs
Uunn
"ur
r
ton
In
gold
and
silver
valuing
gold
timer
on
the
creek
took
$40
out
of
proceed
from
here
for
,,a
six
Mis
E.
Finlev
Ml
n
(
n
....
.
I.
.4
1
.
.
1.
.
.
1
.
....
i
,
.
J
.
.
.
'
'
p
u
O.
at.
UJI1ICK.
MISS
I
Qr
Ilron
and
XJUs
E
dr.-?
Dominion
a
CamU
mh
RefanJint
'Loan