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The upsurge of printed material inciting racism has con
cerned many persons who recall Hitlerite racism and the gas
ovens of the nazis. Is there a serious threat of outright nazi-
ism in Canada today? What is the best way to combat racist
organizations and spreaders of racist literature? The writer
of this article, editor of The Jewish Outlook, suggests im-
mediate laws to make racial incitement a criminal offense.

By MAX CHIKOFSKY
HE year 1964 saw the
most serious attempt in
years to implant in Can-
ada the seeds of racial hate.
€re was an ominous growth
of an open and widespread neo-
nazi movement, its tentacles en-
Compassing our country.

No thinking Canadian can fail
to acknowledge the growing
threat. From Victoria to Halifax
the constantly increasing venom

aS spilled into homes, univer-
Sities and schools, delivered by
Her Majesty’s mailmen. It is
venom reminiscent of the filth
Tesponsible for the mass torture
and slaughter of over 50 million
of the world’s population by
Hitlerite Nnaziism.

The evidence is there for all
to see. There can be no excuse
to withhold immediate and firm
8overnment action, especially if’
the people of Canada make their
Voices heard and in unmistak-
able terms echo the demands
pon Many organizations for
€gislation to make racial incite-
ment a criminal offense.

‘ The English dictionary is
Toad enough to define the
Crime without posing a danger

to true, democratic freedom of
€Xpression, \

Material available to this
writer is almost inexhaustible,
and the threat of a growing neo-
nazi movement can be found in
Countries around the world.
HG are international links be-
ane What is happening here
ee Mm other nations. But I will
mit myself to a few examples

neo-nazi activity in Canada.

oes back to February, 1963,
Bay Can discover that the main

itorial content of The South-
pad News, published by E. H.
airfield and distributed free to
ats in the Ottawa district,
t lh based on the “Canadian In-
elgence Service”, an anti-Se-
ane hate sheet put out by Ron
Ostick and Pat Walsh. Gostick

4S a former editor of the
Ocial Crediter,
That year also, American

q ae Party Fuehrer George Lin-
coln Rockwell expressed (in the
See Telegram) his views on

Ocial Credit. “I think they’re

“pe greatest.” Rockwell added:
ve got a damn good bunch of

People in Canada.”

In November, anti-Semitic
Publications ' such as Thunder-
ae and Common Sense from

€ United States, and fascist
faflets from Sweden, England
and Holland were mailed to
0mes in Ontario. A typical
quote: “The Jews are trying to
€stroy both races (Negro and
white) by race mixing.”

Nazi hate notes were dropped

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on Toronto at 3.12 p.m. on Nov.

12, in an area bounded by Bay
and Church and Queen and
Front Streets. The leaflet said:
“Hitler was right, Communism
is Jewish.”

Montreal homes were flooded
with leaflets, brochures and
“newspapers” containing ob-
scene matter about Jews. Anti-
Semitic pamphlets linking Pre-
sident Kennedy’s assasination
with Jewish Communism were
distributed in Toronto.

Early in 1964 new hate leaf-
lets were sent through the mail.
They declared that the “first
two (world wars) were prepared
by international Jewry in order
to get full-and final control of
the world.” They were printed
by “World Service” of Birmin-
gham, Alabama.

Fascist material from South
Africa. was now added to the
list of material from other coun-
tries. Ron Haggart in the To-
ronto Star commented that “the
stuff printed in South Africa is
the cheapest and most. vicious
of the foreign samples.” The re-
turn address was the National
White American Party, P.O.
Box 431, Scarborough.

Individuals who received a
package of hate literature also
got a typewritten letter sug-
gesting personal contact. It gave
BOX 431 as the return address.

In March, 1964, there were
hate literature distributions in
Winnipeg (Common Sense); St.
Catharines, Ont.; Amos, Quebec;
Victoria, British Columbia. A
Vancouver Island student

branch of the American Nazi
Party posted swastikas on bul-
letin boards. Anti-Semitic mate-
rial was distributed at McGill
University in Montreal.

Frank Jones, a reporter for
the Toronto Telegram, inter-
viewed Gunther Wilde, owner of
a Bloor St. W. radio store used,
said Jones, “as a distribution
point for nazi-type racist litera-
ture aimed at New Canadians.”

Jones wrote that “Wilde said
he had met Stanley (according
to newspaper reports, the young,
Scarborough-born nazi David
Stanley, was behind the new
‘wave of racist mailings) ‘a few
times’ mostly at Social Credit
meetings.”

David Stanley was shown to
be the owner of P.O. Box 431.
In Birmingham, Ala., arrested
and charged with assault in con-
nection with anti-Negro demon-
strations, he was sentenced to
90 days in jail and fined $250.
Earlier he had been sentenced
to 180 days in jail and fined
$100. Both sentences were sus-
pended.

Last April the Canadian Jew-
ish Congress named 14 nazis
and a printshop behind neo-Nazi
racist literature. Names included
Neil Carmichael, head of the
Social Credit Action Party,
Stanley and Wilde.

The congress reported that a
number of meetings took place
at the offices of the Social Cre-
dit Action Party at 902 Yonge
St., with Stanley and Carmichael
participating. Many persons on
the CJC list threatened legal

another world after the death of our mortal
bodies. Orthodox Se Mobammotans Bud-
dhj 4 5

Two thousand years ago Christ expozed and™
denounced the Illuminati. Because of this they
* plotted his crucifixion and death. They
financed his betrayal. They arranged matters
so that the Roman authorities put thei
into execution, and Roman soldi

beir executioners. Their agep ei

blame for their ghastly crime, After arousing
the Jewish people to mob hysteria they led
them in the cry “Let his blood be upon us
and our children”. The death of Our Lord is
is oni F 0s es refer.
HT of world famine due to over poplTiRig

The Illuminati finance, control, and direct
ALL forms of internationalism. They don’t

WHAT WE STAND PUR

William Guy Carr ne
Commander R.C.N. (R). Ret

care if the first World Government is set up
by the Communists, the World Federalists*,
Political Zionists or the United Nations be-
cause they intend to use their wealth to usurp
power,

* See enclosed letter.

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thoy relate to thie situation.

Seatei Credit Netisoe! lentes

May 21, 1964.

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cdgo your lottar of May 15 concerning

I_en porsonelly very woll acquaintod with those in-
© are rouponsiblo for tho Movemont.
thea at all tinos to bo most loyal in thoir motives and
objoctives as far aa the nationaand thoco velueg most inportant
to the precervation of dexocracy cre concerned.
rogrestcdlo that thore is in Cancda oleacats which vould
datentionally ecck to dootroy exd undormine those principles.
Cortainly tho opisode in Honeton vas dicgracoful, particularly
a3 tho Heyor of that city wes involved in it.

I hevo found:

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Although not @ cexber of ths Christian Action Novcncht,
oyupathiso with the idca of Christien actioa in
Litics and do not want to see that orgsnisation donicd ito

T do eerercecke your writing in rcogard to this problex.

1 that I can, not only to fight for the principles
Waich are reproconted in tho Christian Action Movement but.te
neko cure that freedom of speoch, ‘frosdon of asscxcly cnd froce
are presorved, particularly as

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R.N. Thompson, U.P.

Praise for the Christian Action Movement is seen in this
photostat of a letter signed by Social Credit National Leader
Robert Thompson. The Canadian Intelligence Service, organ of
CAM, has been described by the Canadian Jewish Congress

as anti-Semitic.

action; but to this date no such
action has been taken.

In May, 1964, the Socred at-
titude toward racist literature
was made clear in a letter on
House of Commons stationery,
signed by Robert Thompson,
leader of the national Social
Credit Party. It praised the
“loyal” motives and principles
of the Christian Action Move-
ment, headed by Ron Gostick
and Pat Walsh.

The Canadian Intelligence
Service, organ of CAM, has
been described by the Candian
Jewish Congress as anti-Semitic.
An editorial in the Toronto Tele-
gram drew attention to the fact
that CAM leaders advertised and
distribute the anti-Semitic “Pro-
tocols of the Elders of Zion”.

In the fall of 1964 a peak of
fascist activity was appearance
of a pamphlet, The Red Rabbi,
authored by David Stanley, pub-
lished by World Service in Bir-
mingham, and distributed by

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Reproduced are the front and back covers and some paragraphs from the inside of a
pamphlet included in a kit of racist literature addressed to a Toronto youth. Chikofsky says P.O.
Box 11 (see arrow) had been announced closed on several occasions by the postmaster general.
“Recommended reading” includes the Canadian Intelligence Service, referred to in this story.

Canadian Publications, Good-
erham, Ont. It was a vicious at-
tack against the Jewish com-
munity and one of its respected
leaders, Rabbi Abraham L. Fein-
berg.

John Ross Taylor, former
leader of the Canadian Fascist
Union and a wartime internee,
has now been exposed as the
leader of a group behind the
neo-nazi movement in Toronto,
with headquarters in Gooder-
ham.

Taylor’s organization, The Na-
tural Order, mails its program
and fascist literature in Van-
couver and Winnipeg. Taylor
ran in the 1963 federal election
as a Social Credit candidate in
Toronto.

Recently I was able to obtain
a racist kit addressed to a To-
ronto youth. It contained:

@ A program of the Natural
Order.

@ A letter from David Stan-
ley, protesting Ottawa’s ban of
the Thunderbolt, a U.S. fascist
publication.

e@ “Funny Money” pamphlets
from Neil Carmichael’s series
written for Social Credit.

@ A pamphlet about the Na-
tional Federation of Christiar
Laymen, listing a “new address
—Box 11, Stn. R., Toronto 17”
—although the postmaster gen-
eral several times announced
this box had been closed.

@ A Socred associate mem-
bership application.

@ A typewritten letter: “If
you are still interested in anti-
Jewism I suggest you atten‘ the
Social Credit meetings at 902
Young St. (writer’s spelling) any
Tuesday night and there you
will be contacted by one of our
agents.”

This is a partial list of the
open record to-the end of 1964.
That there must be a great deal
more behind this open record
must be obvious to all. A delay :
in government action is inexcs~
able. The time for remedy
1965.

January 22, 1965—PACIFIC TRIBUNE—Page 5