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within CanIda.. Given lhat at the rime the ReMP reproduced this information the
organization was less lhan SLK mondls old. 1 would hypotbesbc thai: the ReMP was
indeed monilOriJls Fascist orpniDtions. The foUo_ina Bulletin. 67S aKlQined more
informatioD on the C.N.P., incJudina information Oft .. recent meeting where the
PTOlocols of1M Lant«I EJtUn ofZioc were saki. Bulletin rn was unique as it was
the only one in 1933 I'IOl to carry inronnation on Fascist orpniDtions but it still dealt
with how Communists were tJealina with Fascist propaganda. Bulletin 679 reponed
correspondence between the C.N.P. and the "White Shins- of Toronto and detailed
the increasingly anti-Semitic ronc of the C.N.P." Bulktin 686 c:ontained what
Kealey described as the RCM, Ipplaudina of Fucism: •A Communist in Winnipeg
bebawd in a disrespeaful manner dUlinl the sinlin& of 'God Save the King'. afttt a
meetina of the Canadian Nationalist Party. He was Rivett a much nccdcd lesson in
mannen.·.. Unfortunalely, KYenl of the 1934 Bulletins are miDi.. and what
remains seems to indicare a preoccupation with saiIces. relief and plans for a buRp
march'" it is incaatinc to hypochesize why this is so. Is it u Kealey aOO Whitaker
JIKeaIey and Whitaker, RCMP S«JIriIy &dJdUu. TM IHpmsioll Yftm, Ptur
OM, 19JJ..1934. 58.
-iOKcaJcy and Whitaker. ROIP S«1Irily B#lJUriIU, na, IhprmitHI YftVS, Pm
OM. 1933-1934, 62.
•IThere are no Bulletins from January to Man:h 9. 1934 and lhtn nothinl for the
rest of Match. April. May and pan: of JWlt. When the Bulletins pick: up there is no
more mention of the f'uc:iIts. and wbccber or not there is mention of fascists in the
missibg BulletiDS is anyoncs auess. So far. CSIS has been 'unable' to kJcatc any of
the miuina bulletins.
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