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The World
This Week

By F. B.

Ten days ago the German ship
“Tamerun” was searched by Span-
ish loyalist representatives who sus-
pected her of being loaded with sup-
plies for the fascists. The Nazi goyv-
ernment has made a big issue out of
this incident and has sent more war
yessels to Spanish waters, and has

Vancouver, B.C., Friday, August 28, 1936

declared it will not tolerate any
further ‘‘interference” with German

Support the Spanish People!

W HILE the Spanish people are resisting the combined efforts
VY of European reaction to overthrow their government, while
they are fighting a life and death struggle for the mamtenance ot
it is sad but true that im various circles there is
Canadians should be strictly neutral. Neu-
struggle for freedom and de-
mocracy, neutrality towards the struggle of any people menaced
a move towards the
complete surrender of civil rights and liberties to Fascism in
Canada. A Fascist Spain would mean a Fascist Europe betore
step towards a Fascist Canada. The first
engagement in the great world struggle between Fascism and
fought out in Spam. How can
friends of world peace, how can opponents of Fascism, be neutral

democratic rights,
heard the view that c
trality towards the Spanish people's

_ by Fascism, is a criminally wrong policy ; it is

long; it would be a big
Democracy is even now being
jn such a situation ¢

Neutrality, even with
syants: it is a pacifist policy

and should forbid the shipment of nickel and all other
war material to fascist countries.

Spanish Fascism aims to overthrow all forms of democracy
jn Spain. Lf it wins out, there will be no trade unions, no political
arties of the common people—only the terrorist dictatorship of
this country should
without delay pass resolutions expressing their solidarity with
the People’s Government of Spain and condemning the attacks
on it now being made by the Fascists. Collections should be taken
up at all meetings in aid of the Spanish men and women who are

the blackest reaction. The trade unions 1m

determined that Fascism will not triumph.

‘Back of the Spanish Fascists are Hitler and Mussolini, who
are determined, even at the cost of plunging the whole world into
withdrawal
of all Italian and German naval and air forces from Spanish
waters should be immediately demanded. The danger of them
foul designs in Spain is immediate and
great and one that will take the combined efforts of all democratic

war, to set up a Fascist dictatorship in Spain. The

being successful in their

Sy

peoples to avert.

To let the Spanish people down in this their darkest hour would
ind. There is not a moment to lose 1n
delay in so doing means death for them

be treachery of the vilest
rallying to their defence,
and ourselves. All upholders of Democracy, all haters ot Fascism
must “stand to” in defence of freedom in Spain!

The Fight in Burrard

OTH the Liberal and Conservative parties are basing their

Burrard by-election propaganda on the “Communist menace’

in British Columbia. This is, of course, to be expected for neither
they have absolutely nothing

of them have “anything on the ball” ; they .
of real value to offer to the electors im this constimuency-

But if they want to rajse up a bogey there surely should be no

reason for Dr. Telford, C.C.F. candidate, to echo their slogans

In front of a Telford committee room on Broadway is a_ poster
screaming: “Social Eyolution— Yes; Bloody Revolution—WN ever.”
to have fallen into a trap
set for them by the Liberals and Conservatives, the trap of obseur-
by howling about Communism

Telford’s campaign committee appear

ing the needs of the people of B.C. ‘ z t
and revolution and making these the issue in the election.

The needs of the unemployed tor increased relief allowances
the need to curb the
robber method of the fruit and vegetable buyers so that the farmers
ean get an adequate price for their products; the enforcement of
sufficient and quick com-
the stamping out of all faseist or-
all things of vital im-
dealt with within

in view of the rapidly rising cost of living;

the 8-hour day law in B.C. industries ;
pensation for 1j ured workers 5
ganizations in the province — these are
portance to the people of B.C., and all ean be
the scope of the provincial legislature.

- Tm the federal election last October

yictory, but McGeer, the winning candidate,

ent Liberal and Conservative candidates are taking the same line

and the C.C.F. will not win this time by denials that it is a Com-

munist organization. The real and urgent needs of the common

people should be made the election issue by the C.C.F.

The attempt

as Communist,
and lies about Cc ;
tactic. Mle is trying to hide

Communism and Communists.
his designs to wipe out

that the struggle there is because
Soyiet government 11

ment against the fascist hoodlums, clericals,
jn general, who are tryimg to overthrow it.

All attempts of anti-labor forces to inject the issue of Com-
e Burrard by-election, or im Spain, should be at

munism into th rd by-el
once exposed as the capitalist lies they are.

Our Inhuman City Council
(Ce as a reason the employment of a boy at the miserabl

wage of 20 cents

couver City Council has cut off the relief allowance which the boy”

unemployed parents had been recelving. d

Thus a 15-year-old boy is made responsible for the mainte-
barely sufficient to keep himself

nance of three people —on a wage
with any degree of decency.

The boy, without decent clothes and
several years, upon getting a job was joytul over
clothing himself properly and enjoying :
life which every healthy youngster dreams of. But now,

the action of the mhuman creatures who pass for men and sit

in the City Council, his hopes are dashed.

Another case of jnhumanity was that of a woman relief recipi-
days’ work in order to procure false teeth.
the relief authorities decided that she
could not receive a food allowance and earn money to precure teeth

ent who was given a few
Upon learning of this,
eut her off relief.

to eat it with; so they promptly

And all this just a few days after this same gang dipped their
: publie treasury and took out a $50,000

prehensile hooks into the :
roll, and handed it over to the private promoters of the

racket to help them out of the financial hole!

Not only are Vancouver children compelled to earn their own
they are also compelled to support families—so that the

living, a se eee
City Council can have money to “entertain” visiting parasites

+. av the expenses of the J ubilee which is staged for profits for a

‘reservations’ is just what Hutler

when a most militant one is vitally
necessary. It is equally helpful to Hitler to ask the Canadian
Government to be neutral. In place of this there should be aroused
a great demand that the government, still a democratic one, render
every possible assistance to the democratic government of Spain,
potential

Arnold Webster, repre-
sentine the C.C.F. in the same constituency, was confident otf
y. defeated him largely
through raising the red bogey. Following McGeer’s lead the pres-

of the capitalist parties to introduce the question
of Communism into this by-election is typical of capitalists every-
where. They brand every progressive and democratic movement
and at the same time pour out barrelsful of slander
This is a Uatler
democratic
institutions and set up a Fascist dictatorship in Spain by clanming
“Moscow” wants to establish a
that country, when the strugele in Spain is
one being waged by the constitutionally elected democratic govern-
and reactionary Lorces

an hour, the relief department of the Van-| iS :
; s| few imdividuals and corporations, :
MeGeer, and to pay for the junketting of the Mayor and Couneil

and almost barefooted for
the prospect of
a few of the amenities ot
due to

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shipping.

_It cannot he denied that the
Spanish government was acting in
accordance with its rights in en-
deayorine to prevent munitions
being furnished to the fascists who
are trying to overthrow it. In such
an action it should have the support
of other democratic countries, but
the British government has taken a
position paralleling that of Nazi
Germany in warming the Spanish
government that it will not tolerate
“interference’” with British shipping.
It has further declared that it will
use force if necessary to prevent oc-

curences of this nature. In other
words, Britain is siding with Nazi
Germany in establishing what is

practically a blockade of Spain to
prevent supplies reaching the sgov-
ernment forces. Britain as well as
Germany and Italy wants to see a
fascist Spain. :

The outcome of the civil war is
still uncertain. It is easy to be at
this distance on the side-lines and
cheer every news despatch that tells
of a yictory for government forces
and predict that they will soon have
the fascists on the run, but as the
fight continues week after week
and month after month it is seen
that those loyal to the democratic
government of Spain are as a whole
being isolated by the TEuropean
fascists, Mussolini and Hitler, and
by. the pro-fascist Baldwin sgovern-
ment. The fascists of Spain have
allied with them, more or less open-
ly, these powerful reactionary ele-
ments, the European capitalists.

Hitler wants a fascist victory in
Spain because it would be a big
help towards his plans for the
fascization of Europe. He could then
attack France from two sides if
necessary, or if he decided to at-
tack the Soviet Union first an at-
tack by Spanish fascists on France
would prevent that country throw-
ing her full weight in support of the
Soviet Union which, according to the
Mutual Assistance Pact between
the two, she is bound to do. He has
already tried to break up the Mu-
tual Assistance Pact between the

21 Soviet Union and Czecho-Slovakia,

another democratic country, by of-
fering to sigm a2 non-aggeression
treaty with Czecho-Slovakia if she
will renounce her pact with the So-
viet Union. Fortunately, this pro-
> | posal has been rejected.

The threat of a Nazi attack is so
menacing that even Poland, which
under the late President Pilsudski
was pro-Nazi, is turning against
Hitler. Even though Poland has a
ten-year non-ageression agreement
-| with Germany she is beginning to
Jose confidence in Hitler’s abiding
by it; she suspects that the Nazi
move for control of Danzig will be
put a preliminary to full occupation
and annexation of the entire coun-
try.. Hence, she is seeking friend-
lier relations with France, and any-
thing that weakens the influence
of the Nazis is all to the good.

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Japan took advantage of the dis-
turbed European conditions during
the Italo-Ethiopian war to over
run two provinces in North China.
She is now about to take further
steps towards the conquest of all
China. Japanese troops have en-
tered the proyinee of Suiyan ap-
parently to cut off all communica-
tion from the People’s Republic of
Mongolia with China. The Japanese
government claims this step is
necessary because of the danger of
>| an attack by the Soviet Union, thus
showing that their imagination is as
fertile as ever.

A month ago the Canton govern-
ment sent an army northwards to
rouse the whole people against
Japan, but the commanding officer
was bought off by Chiang Kai Shek,
and two other generals retired with

their armies to where they had
come from. In face of the latest
Japanese aggression Chiang Kai

Shek is doing absolutely nothing.
The Japanese argument that they
must expand because of over-popula-
tion are entirely false. There are al-
ready from 90,000,000 to 100,000,000
!in North China, a country so dense-
ly populated that all tall of coloniz-
ing it with surplus Japanese is ab-
surd. What the Japanese capitalists
really want is the coal, iron, oil, tin
and copper these provinces are So
rich in, and the power to compel the
people to use no other products than
those manufactured in Japan.
€

Volunteer soldiers aiding the People’s Hront G
in the Guadarrama mountains, from which Fascist
A few moments after this photo was taken, the loyalists dislodged a

Spanish Workers Mass In The Mountain Passes

rebels had sought

overnment in Spaiw “re suuwu uucszyuig up a cliff

rebel machine-gun nest.

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to push their drive into Madrid.

By MALCOLM BRUCE

In The Commonwealth of last
week the editor exhibits a high de-
gree of peevishness towards this
journal because we warned against
the possibility of candidates being
trotted out in the Burrard by-
election in the name of ‘Labor’ or
“Socialism” for the purpose of split-
ting the progressive vote. That this
js an old trick of the enemies of
Jabor not even The Commonwealth
will deny.

The editor, a stickler for syllogism
and formal logic, despite his wide
reading of Deitzgen, then proceeds
to trick the unwary by likening the
running: of such a fake candidate to
the running of a candidate in Van-
couver East by the Communist
Party in the last federal election, |
with McInnis, candidate of the|
C.C._ in the field. But is there even
a remote similarity, to Say nothing
of them being parallel eases?

We would remind The Common-
wealth that there is a difference
between a candidate who is selected
by a revolting handful of men rep-
resenting nothing but themselves
and a candidate representing
established political party.

Twelve Years in Field

The Communist Party was in e€x-
istence twelve years before the
G.GF. was even thought of and
had its candidate in Vancouver Past
in the federal elections of 1930 when
Angus McInnis was 2 labor candi-
date with the endorsement of the
Liberal Party. The “insufferable

Room For Both CCF And

Communist Party Here

an }-

Weither does it say that within the
GP. the United Front can be real-
ized. The United Pront means more
than that. While unity of and with-
in the C.G.F. is desirable—and the
Communists do all in their power
to maintain that unity—nevertheless
this is not the United Front.
What United Front Is

The United Front means that
while facing the realities of life and
history, and realizing that opposition
to capitalism takes different forms,
while there are fundamental dif-
ferences as to the road that must be
travelled and the means to be em-=
ployed to establish socialisma— in
spite of all this, the needs of the
hour, the threat of fascism and war
and the intensifying of the exploi-
tation of the toiling masses ealls
imperatively for the joining of
forces on the basis of the needs of
the common people, and in defense
of our common interests in the
struggle against capitalism. This is
the United Front.

To achieve this United Ifront it

is not necessary for either the
C.C.F. or the Communist Party to

abandon the parliamentary field. On
the contrary, the greatest number
of real fighters against capitalism
ean be mobilized by both parties
remaining in the field, each with
its ultimate aims and ways of
achieving them, but finding much
upon which they can mutually agree
and unite in the fight against
Capitalism, and reaching an agree-
ment whereby in no constituency
will there be a GC.G.F. and a CP.
candidate in the field.
Unity Offer Rejected
Time and again the C.P. has re-
quested this mutual understanding
and agreement, and was prepared
to concede a great deal in order to
attain it. But in the last federal
elections as on other occasions. the
GC.CF. has rejected all overtures
looking to this end. The only elec-
toral United Front the €.C.F. in
B.C. offered was the united front of
self-extinction to all other working
class political parties but itself.
The Communist Party is not pre-
pared to accept the inyitation to
self-effacement offered to it with
such egregious effrontery by the
Gommonwealth. And rejecting its
gratuitous advice it does not place
itself in the same category with dis-
gruntled cliques, representing noth-
ing but themselves. For the Com-
munist Party is a party which at
all times strives to effect the anti-
capitalist United Front.

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MADRID.—At no hour of the day
or night does the work being done
by the Spanish) people who are or-
ganizing the defence against Fasc-

gall” that The Commonwealth
falsely attributes to us is exhibited
in the implication that the Com-
munist Party should abandon the
political field.

The Communist Party is a justi-
fiably proud party conscious of its
historic role. It is a section of the
great world revolutionary party one
of whose sections, the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union, has dem-
onstrated before the whole world,
the correctness of its policy and
tactics, and which today continues
to lead the people of the Soviet
Union victory to victory.

No Political Suicide Wanted

The C.P. neither asks nor expects
the €.G.F. to commit political sui-
cide. It knows that the CCF. is
an important and valuable factor
in winning workers and farmers as
well as many of the middle elass
and professional people from sup-
port of capitalist parties and for
struggle on immediate issues. It at-
tracts many who are not prepared
to support the Communist Party,
just as the CP. attracts many that
the C.C.F. cannot attract and whose
needs and desires it cannot satisfy.

All who see through the capital-
ist class character of capitalist
parties and desert them cannot be
made to fit into one single anti-
capitalist mould. Their anti-capital-
ist activities are expressed in dif-
ferent ways and through varying
political forms, To tell those peo-
ple, as Mr. Woodsworth does, to all
come into the ©-C.F. or be denied
united participation in the parlia-
mentary struggle is asking the im-
possible. The CP. does no such
thing. It does mot say as do some

leaders of the G.GEF.: ‘Come into
the Communist Party or we will
ave nothing to do with you.’

members.

tools of the rich and starvers of
cumbents of the City Hall are.

demned years
frankly why—the owners

the thousands of men, women

built.” With those words Fire
Arena which was burned to
He also said that if the building

The long-suffering and outraged taxpayers should remember
all these things at the next city election and throw the perpetrators
of such outrages out of office, and elect people who are not pliant

the poor, such as the present {n=

Life-Preserving Flames!

“Tho worst fire-trap in the City of Vancouver ever since it was

Marshall Thomas described the
the ground early last week.
had caught -fire when it was full

of people the death toll could easily reach 1,000. It was so bad,

Jubilee | in fact, that personally be would not enter the building when there
was acrowd im it. Mestated further. that it should have been con-
ago. Then why wasnt it condemned? He tells us

would have lost money! In the interest

and for the glory of Gerry

ism cease.

At 1 o'clock in the morning the
activity in the headquarters of the
government in Madrid is as great
as though it were midday.
Everywhere are militiamen com-
ing and going, people hurrying to
and fro with the latest reports from
the battle front and from the fac-
tories in every part of Spain.
Among others, I saw Margarita
WNelken, Socialist deputy of Badajoz,
a province now entirely cleared of
Fascists.

T talked with a man wearing the

blue overalls which this “army in
overalls’ so proudly wear. He is
one of the best aviators on the

Democratic side.

We told me the story of his nar-
rowest scape from death, a story
entirely characteristic of the soldiers
and workers fighting so gallantly
for their Republic.

A few days ago he was attacked
by a Fascist plane immediately
above a Red Cross Hospital.
Though a better airman than the
Fascist, and in a positian to shoot
him down, he was afraid that the
defeated plane would crash on to
the hospital.

He, therefore, took the terrible
risk of withholding fire until he
could lure the enemy plane away
from its neighborhood.

The airman fully confirmed the

pilots are holding command of the

workers in the

by

air forces, the
Madrid avaiation factories,

ine a fighting air fleet.
Workers’ Committees.

workers of all branches.

pace
engines said to me yesterday

on the job,
record output.
two hours. Not a minute is lost
Instruments which we
we improvise.

“Phere is no time for hesita-
tion. When the bastards have
got what is coming to them it
will be time enough to rest.”
Similarly “the majority of fac

tories, railways, tramways,
power plants are

of profits, this gigantic fire-trap was allowed to stand, a menace to
and children who congregated in it.

of a Fascist element to

Spanish Workers Create
Their Own Air Force

air against the foreign-aided Fascist

an
effort which will be remembered as
one of the greatest achievements of
the working-class in their struggle
against Fascism, are actually creat-

tee, composed of representatives of

This factory is turning out planes
and bombs at a hitherto unheard of

A worker engaged in assembling

‘very worker in this factory is
determined to reach a
Jobs that used to
take a whole day get done now im

haven't got

and
working under
the control of factory committees in
order to ensure the maximum effi-
ciency, and to prevent any attempt
sabotage

production. i :
All banking operations too are
under the strict control of commit-
tees composed of representatives of
the Clerks’ Union, thus ensuring
the impossibility of wealthy IWasc-
ists putting across any operations
harmful to the Republican cause.
Death—and Life

While the paralysis of death lies
heavy on those districts where the
Fascists are still in control, the
democratie forces in those places
from which Fascism is cleared are
goings forward swiftly in the work
of consolidating democratic prog-
ress.
Yesterday there arrived in Madrid
a typical delegation, ‘representine=
the People’s Front Town Council
of Zafra, in the province of Badajoz.

This People’s Front Council, in-
cluding Republicans, Socialists,
Communists and representatives
of peasants’ organizations, though
lacking modern w2rms, organized
a militia of local workers and
suceeeded in defending the town
agaimst the Fascists, finally cleai-
ing out the enemy entirely.

Fines imposed on the wealthy
traitors of Zafra, who had poured
out money to aid the MFascists,
amounted to a total of 300,000
pesetas

The Council instantly decided

that this money should be spent in
a big public works programme, in-
eluding a better water supply, new

schools, new dwellings for the
workers, better roads, drainage,
and other necessities whose pro-

eress has hitherto been blocked by

optimism and confidence I had $ z =

heard expressed by the Prime Jocal reactionaries despite the pres-

Minister a few minutes earlier. ence of numerous unemployed ready
While these heroic, democratic | *° undertake the work.

Request for Help.

The delegation from Zatra came
to Madrid with the object of secur-
ing from the national trade union
headquarters adyice and technical
Aid in carrying out these planned
{ jmproyements.
At union headquarters there is a
list available of technicians for
every possible branch of industry
and agriculture

e airere fac r wuatroe 3 S
ee cra aes : Rass From this list the necessary ex-
© z Be co z = perts were chosen, and are now
the control of a workers’ commiut-

on their way to Zafra, to assist in
the great work of the reconstruction
of Spain in the interests of its own
people, who fought so hard for pros-
ress against Fascism and reaction.

NAZI OLYMPICS
COVERED TERROR

Behind the flas-waving of the
Olympics, the under-sround anti-
Nazi movement in Germany went
on. The report of the Chest for Re-

many

An Old best visitor Vancouver
Scotch has had during the
Custom. Jubilee celebrations, is”

He is the only Communist in Par- 3
liament. Sixty years ago the miners
of the same district elected the first
jJabor man to the same Parliament. —
The progress these miners have ~
made in a century and a half can —
be seen from a story told by Dean —
Ramsey about the end of the isth |
century. ep

speak Scotch, I will translate two of it
the words he uses: “niffer’’ means
swap, or trade, and “pownie” is the

for Dean Ramsey:

Glasgow was saluted by a carter
driving a horse. He looked at the
man for a minute and then think —
ing he remembered him, asked, (|
‘Didn’t I see you in the mines in ©
Fife?’ ‘Aye,’ replied the carter, ye.
did, but maister niffered me for a
pownie’.’’

pick of the Scotch proletariat! {

A Young young comrade, Bobby —
Anti-
Fascist.

MecInnes—in this column. Hortun-
ately, they don’t hear him at Kam~
loops—the radios don’t work when”
he speaks.
chines often display more intelli-
gence than humans. One of Dirty
Willie’s pictures,
advertised in a local show but the |
machine refused: to work and the
manager had to give the people
pack their money. Bobby is going
to read the B.C. Worker’ News more
carefully in future, so he won't
make any more mistakes and pat-
ronize any more of Hearst's rift
raff. From another correspondent ©
I have received a little poem that IT
am sure will interest Bobby, ang
others too.
about our local fascist rariter and)
is entitled ‘““Tom McInnes.” Here ii
is. I hope you like it: 5

lief and Liberation of Workers in
Burope reveals that in 10 recent
mass trials in various parts of Ger-
nearly 10,000 trade unionists
have been sent to prisons for as
hRieh as 15 years, and to concentra- + * *
tion camps for indefinite periods.
These repressive measures are being
used by the Nazis In an attempt to
hold back the rising wave of dis-

By
OL’ BILL

Shoe 2

Willie Gallacher, the ©

the MP. for West Fite,

qth

et cualis

For the sake of those who don’t _

cotch way to pronounce pony. Now ~

“A man walking along a street in —

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Today the Fife miners are the

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From Kamloops, 2
Hutton, writes to tell

me he likes to read
about the Fascist Tom

Bobby tells how mia-

“Riff-Raff” was.

The sender says it is|.

.

yt

Sweeter than the murmuring
breezes

Wafted from the balmy south,
Are the tintinabulations

Of my automatic mouth.

How I love its giddy gurgle,_ i
How TI love its rhythmic flow,
How I love to wind my mouth up, /}
How I love to hear it go. |

Pier Aen ay

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2 T was asked a few days.
A Bit Of ago what should be
Advice. ‘one if a drunken man
was aliowed by a radio’
station to insult the people who
listen to their radio programs, a5)
has happened already in this town,
If this should happen, every listener
should immediately write a letter’
ef protest to the Canadian 2

Commisison at Ottawa, giving the
mame of the station, the spe ;
and the time of the program, with
any other facts relating to the
cident. No drunken man should b
allowed on the air: we don’t stand
for drunks even in the beer parlors
on Gordova Street.

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Looking over old Das |
pers is a very inter-—
esting and at the same

time enlightening oc=:
cupation, I had oceasion in the past —
few days to look up some data and —
found some that was even more

interesting than what I was look-

ing for—in the light of recent

events.

In the “Clarion” of July, 1922, £
read, and laughed out loud when
I did, the following item in a conm=
tribution from the Winnipeg Branch
of the S.P.of GC. regarding the Manie
toba elections that were being hel
at that time. ‘‘The Workers’ P.

are yelling about the Third Inter
national but they are too cowardly
to join it. It is a flytrap and may
function as a reform agency for a
while, but it has no future.”

Today there is no S.P.of C. in
Winnipeg or anywhere else. Jim
Litterick, Mi.A., the Communist
candidate was next to the top cam
didate in the recent elections, it
Winnipes. The Workers’ Party 15;
and was at the time that item was
written, affiliated to the Third Im
ternational and the workers ot
Winnipes and Canada have
answered this slanderous descrip
tion of the Communist Party as =
flytrap with no future.

Poor
Prophets.

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a From Quebes
Is This comes the story ©
Nazi Work? 22 inquest to Bt

held into the deat!
of a German, whose body Wwe
found in the St. Lawrence with:
chain locked to the ankles. TB
police believe the man had bee
hdjd prisoner aboard some shi
and jumped overboard in an effor
to escape. This is a case that shoul
be investigated in full Kidnappia
is one form of activity that th
Nazi criminals have proved ade}
at, and this has all the halimart
of their work. They will allow 2
legal barriers to stand in their we
any more than Al Capone or ar
other gangsters.

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What will Hitler say when ]

hears that two Negro comedia
sat on the Nazi float in Wednesdas

content in Germany.

Exhibition parade? s