the georgetown herald wednesday aprj 18th 1945 ibcompux t liquid a tablet form ft bobbys jjbua store f uaooormacks druo store vw asthma sufferers have found relief with davis asthma remedy no 1895 from asthmatic and choking conch attacks see your druggist today and join these bnndeds of pleased customers 3 taecks supply 64 doses 3 00 at chapmans drug store your eyes if you attach as much impor tance to navlng your eyes ex amraed as n do you will be a patient of ours we have kept uptodate by takjx pos graduate courses using gooa equipment and nave aver twentyfive years experi ence in eye examination for a complete eye service and quality glasses at city price consult 0 t walker ro tyfcsght specialist who will be at his office over the bell telephone co main street georgetown the second wednesday of each month or you may consult o t walker at hda offce id brampton phone georgetown 67 brampton 500 meet your enemy it will be impossible for any con scientious canadian enjoiylng the lux ury of democracy merely to sit back and be a spaotaloa in the approaching provincial and federal eleottons it will be impossible because not to use your vote not to take an active int erest in the political picture would be an insult of th lowest order to those mei and women who ore fighting for your right to vote your hardwon right to think as you please but noiethelca it would be amusing to recline in olympian detachment for the next threw months or bo and watel the political circus because one of the mosl intriguing aspects of the campaigns will be the frequency with wh ch on party accuses the other two of fascist tendencies it is inevitable that the word fsc ism should crop up again and again because as a word it has come to mean everything political that we des pise to us it signifies injustice opp region tymnry cruelty and the den ial qf aj those rights of free men which we have cherished and for which our kind have struggled through manj centuries it is ironical that often men who use the word fascism only one man know what it means it will soar on oratorical wings across public- partes and halls and rooms in rural absolutism 2 state control of en try and frith repeated failure the state takes over bit by bit the very capital interests which financed it thus you have tiic frenzied pleas for justice of thyssen who helped finance the nazi party only to have his in terests expropriated a fascist party is itav development inevitably bites the hand that fed it so the hedge podge of social demo- crate with their soclled reforms who have necessarily achieved unity thr ough blind worship of an opportun ist leader have now become whe ther they wanted to or not and certainly without intending to be full blown fascists who have on their hands state capitalism which is merely another remedy that is doomed to failure unless war with its temp orory prosperities intervenes and the fascist state or party is in the unenviable position of having to keep right on going it tnomen bum cannot diminish it caainot bow dfct graoeful saying it has done its best and now another party can take a shot at it that would mean ruin complete ana unutterable bee ause the party ls the state and the party is so entangled in the country s economic life that its death would mean economic chaos tl us you hav fascism state cap itallsm to quote morgan directly its essential featmes are 1 com plete and thorough going political our god is j marching on i i the united nations conference on world security meets in san francisco april 25th it must not be a failure its success will be a monument to the late president roosevelt forever special services of prayer in the united church sunday april 22nd 11 ajn and 7 pan ix ever our leaders needed di vine guidance it will be at this conference let all dtdaens high and low unite in suppmca- ttotx peace lovers of all creeds are oondlauy bvrttsd blessed are tbepeacemakers for they shall be called the children of ood grant us this gicsvwebeeecfet tin la law mllliiij no tbmy- onion ho batitmt lost lot mm know wbal 00 bt davorr vuarantood geo c brown norval phooe georgetown 382 r 21 dance al watsons orchestra modern and old time georgetown arena friday apt 20 sponsored by u e r m w a local 626 evaqrbody welcome ahiilnhi se school houses but sixty percent of us dont know what fascism aotuolly is although weve been waging war ag adnst it for nearly six years thirty percent or us have a hazy idea of what it is or at least a feeling and ten percent can state bluntly its state capitalism and even that state ment while true enough lsn t good enough because although fascism ends up as state capitalism it app ears in many otrer guises during its development many of them very appealing it might be well at this point to ex press appreclatlor to lome t morgan j associate profefsor of political econ omy at the university of toronto who wrou the pamphlet fascism upon which this articn- is hosed we con sider the use o his pamphlet to be justiflabl in view of the fact that much of the information it conains might not ordinarily come within the range of interest of the majority of voters who read this paper regularly but whose votes this summer will have a more far reaching importance than ever before thinking canad ians must face the fact squarely that as louis nizer says in his book what to do with germany the mom ent that peace comes may well be the most dngerou moment in the history of the world wnat we have come to call for want of a bet er name the second world war may leave in its wake an even more difficult war to win war against an idea so meet your enemy there are several basic require merits for the initial g and dev elopment of fascism one is economlo crisis or depression with its accomp anying unemployment and craving by the people for personal financial sec urity two others are failure of previously tried economic remedies and the resultant disuhisionment with djenucratic processes which lni another k that capitalism must have reached that stage of mon opolistic development which has been so apparent fo- nearly three decades and the final and perhaps the most important prerequisite is the realization by the socalled big interests that their wealth ant holdings are in ser ious danger of expropriation there you have the political and ec onomic ground which is waiting for the seed of fascism the seed la for med or has been to date of middle- class movements comprising certain groups of labour whitecollar work ers technicians independent artisans small traders and landowners mem bers of the professions and others of similar economic status including clerical trade inlons and the army these men and women who feel uuit their economic security is seriously threatened are seriously critical of the big interest and in this phase of the development of rascism their aims are socialistic this motley group might be called social dem i ocrats because while their alms ultimately are socialistic they believe that they can be attained within the 1 existing political economic and legl rramework understand that these social dem ocrats ar for the most part sincere and 6f ore m d in their desire to better the lot of the average man to ensure him and themselves of cour se security and lmproied social ser vices however social democracy has failed in everj case in which it has been conf roi ted by fascism and it is confrontcc bj fascism when it gains the support eurreptiuo is or otherwise of big business and this is vhere the picture chang es the aforementioned big business gives that support because it can al ready see itself seriously threatened by communism which develops in tempo to the social demccrsthbwever communism would mean the death of big business so the routine is obvious divide and ousiquer txkt big rmdiw sopports the sodsd dnoonts ata tt nn safljwfes farmrisbr wbtbl s lb dnvamta sflorts to tire economy 3 diluted profit in ceaitive the pure political is more important than the purely economic in that the inttretrta of the state super sede those of all classes groups and individuals however within those limits the profit incentive is still maintained this la important for the distinction between production for profit and production for use is the distinction between capitalism and socialism 4 large and increa sing element of actual state owner ship and operation of industry moti vated by the diluted profit incentive a study of fascism gives convinc tog proof that fascism can hafp en here giver the proper cond itions for its growth it can flourish as well in canada as in italy or ger many we must never make the grave mistake of letting ourelves believe that our particular mentalities are such that we are immune to the virus so for our politics and economy have operated on a programme of mutual protection however when the one is endangered the lhreat to the other is proportionately as great when a countrys economic life is threatened the political system has to conquer the enemy or perish another point that study makes obvious is that fascism is not planned it develops in spite of planning and foresight fascism doe not spring solely from the petty mlddl class reform parties from which its earliest members are recruited nor does it stem solely from big business but it does take root and thrive when the two combine to defeat communism that fact how ever should not be taken to mean that communism is the alternative to fascism bui what the alternative is depends upon a weuinfoitned and politically vigorous canadian populace fascten is an inexorable progression from an economlr condition to a poli tical conclusion the route it takes leads to personal and national tragedy fascism will appear in canada when conojtionb are right for its growth but it wont be called fascism if we don t study it learn what it is and why it exists we wont recognize it when u against it true wert it fur nsahy six m but to win a war against the war against idmsl april 1mb r j k thccnpsotl prepare to invest the best buy victory bonds in dancing a every saturday night to the a f modern aires the rose room of the georgetown arena modern and old tie music at all dances admission 50c he has you have sf you hare reason tor juifprsde if too have done ill you could do on the home front to support the gallant effort of our men in active service if you have denied yourself pleasures and comforts to buy victory bonds you too have played s part in helping your country s war effort you have worked and saved and lent your savings to your country with out this help from you and from millions of her citizens your country could not have maintained thepromi nent place she now occupies among the freedom loving nations canada has the use of your savings to help to win victory you will have this money to use for your own needs later perhaps you wish you could have done more well jou will be asked to do more men who have come back will tell you that there is low to do et oinadnns are on acme semtc on the fighting fronts more money is needed to support their effort you are asked to keep on working and saing ind you will be asked to put more savings into victory bonds they are the best investment any canadian can make an investment that every canadian should make victory bonds vlerojylanopnapri23rd natiohal vm mbanci committm