The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-20

! (5)-That non-citizens are tt
be considered as guests of the
country. A special law covering
foreigners is to provide for then
rights.
NOTE: Any person other
than a Communist or Bolshe-.
| vik regardless of race or creed,
is allowed to live in Germany,
| but cannot obtain the rights
of citizenship other than I'M
der the stipuiations of Article
four.
C6)-That the right to partl'
cipate in the politics or in the
making of the laws of Germany
be exclusively reserved for citi.
zens. Therefore, the holding OF
any public, office; government
state. municipal, or community
can he vested only III a citizen
as heretofore stipulated.
The party is opposed to the
parliamentary system of award
ing offices without consideration
of character and ability.
>(7)-That the government OBJ
hgate Itself to primarily proVlds
for the. living and working op'
portunitiess of its own citizens
Should it not be possible to pro
wide sufficient food for all the
citizens. then the foreigners
(non-citizens) are to be exclud
ed from the country.
NOTE: = That Germany IS
unable, in it's present restrict
ed area, to- provide food and
work for it's population and
must consider first its own
! citizens. -.
/ (S)-That the further immi'
grafton of Non-Aryans be prohl
/ bited and that all Non-AryanE
who have immigrated into Germ
Iany since August End, 1914, be
compelled to Immediately leave
the country.
NOTE: Compare note to
| No. 7. Since August 2nd,
| 1914, a multitude of people,
ineligible for citizenship. im-
migrated into Germany.
| (9)-That all citizens mus
have equal rights and equal obi
cations.
(1O)-That the primary duty
| IF everv ritizen must be to work
mentally or physically. No actl
city of an Individual shall be op
posed to the public interest
Every activity must be in co,
operation and for the benefit o.
all.
/ GD-That independent income
shall not excuse the necessity fol
such citizens to contribute either
mentally or physically to the
good of the country.
/ (12(-That in view Of The
enormous sacrifices in property
and life, which each war demands
| from a nation. personal enrich
ment through the war must be
considered a crime against the
nation. Therefore, the gain:
from all war-profiteering are tt
i, be seized by the government.
| (13)-That monopolies shall
not continue and existing one
shall be taken over by the gov
ernment. H..
NOTE: This dissolviug of
the monopolies parallels the
Sherman Antitrust Act of the
United States.
! (14-That the employees shall
participate in the earnings o
the large concerns.
| (15)-That provision shall b
provided for the aged.
(l6)-That a self-sustainini
middle class shall be formed an
protected. Existing chain store
shall be acquired by the respec
tive communities a n d needle
space be made, available, at rea
sonable rents, to small mel
chants. All small manufacturer
shall be considered first whe,
public or government orders ar
placed.
/ (1T-That the existing law
regarding property rights be re
yised in compliance with nationa
requirements. t he government
shall have the right to acquir
ANY real-estate OF property whicI
is needed for public purposes
Agricultural lands shall be tax
free. All profiteering in real
estate shall be prohibited.
(1S)-That whoever, through
his activity. harms the public, in
terest must be prosecuted. Pub
lie enemies (criminals), usurers
profiteers,. etc. are to be place
under capital punishment, regard
less, of their religion or race.
(19(-That the present mater
Iiahstic Roman, Law be replace,
by a new German law.
(20)-Fhat, in order to Civ
every, capable and dihgent Germ
an the opportunity : to obtain
higher education and througl
this a leading position in tn
country, the government shal
provide for thorough eduea
ton of all inhabitants. The edu
cational programs of the school
shall comply with the require
ments of practical life. The un
derstanding of the duties of cit
izenshiD must be inculcatedi i
early education. Poor children
who have outstanding qualifica
Itions, shall be educated fror
public funds, regardless of tn
class or profession of their PAL
ents.
.f21)-That the government
shall take care of the publ
health by protecting mother an
child. by prohibiting the work
ling of minors. by advancing tn
physical condition of the peopl