The Ely miner., 1934-09-21

W: sought the support Of
administration e d.
ers for his campaign.
Mr. r 90 osevelt had
- said nothing publicly
concerning Mr.. Sim
oe'ao' " clair, but Senato r
James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois,
chairman of the Democratic senatorial
campaign committee, made some pun
gent comments about the California
nominations.
"There has been no California Dem
ocratic nomination for governor" Sem
ator Lewis said. "The nomination was
made by Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Mich
igan, Kansas and Nebraska Repub-
licans who had moved to southern Cal
ifornia. 1t was Republicans from
these states who nominated Mr.. Sim
clair, not the Democrats nor the Re
publicans of California. This gentle
mans nomination can be charged to
that class of Republicans in Los An
geles as general protest against con-
ditions.
Senator Johnson came out for the
whole of the Roosevelt policies, and
was nominated by all parties. We
rank him as a Democrat.
president Roosevelt Is not being
disturbed by any presumption that he
is endorsing the individual views of
Candidate Sinclair. The President, in
fact, expects very shortly before the
congressional elections to make an ad-
dress to America, in which he will ex.
press the Roosevelt policy and wherein
the real democracy he represents Of
fers remedies which prevent the radi-
calism of Socialism and the destruction
Of Communism.
1--WE under the name of democracy
can never advocate or endorse a sys-
tenn which appropriates and confiscates
honest property, whether 1t be the
wealth of the millionaires or the week
ly wages of millions of toilers."
IF YOU can believe the foreign office
L in Toxic, japan is ready to scrap
all powerful weapons of offense and
is likely to propose, at the forthcom-
ing naval reduction conference, the
abolition of battleships and plane car
riers.
''It is not Japan's intention to enter
a naval competition which will result
in an increase in ornaments and heav-
ier burdens for the people of the
world" the foreign office spokesman
said. "Our plan is to have a navy
insufficient for offensive purposes but
sufficient for defense. We hope others
also will work towards this end"
The foreign Office also expressed sur
prise at Italy's assertion that Japanese
penetration of Abyssinia was respon-
sible for the sending Of large numbers
of Italian troops to Italian Somaliland
and Eritrea.
ID EICHSFUEHRER HITLER of Ger
IN many renewed his warfare on
Jews and also declared all other ele-
ments opposing his regime must be
suppressed. The chancellor, address
ing the annual convention Of the Nazi
party In Nuremberg, made slashing
attack against "Jewish influence" on
German life. He was cheered fire.
quently during his impassioned ad-
dress, clarifying again his anti-Jewish.
Pan-German philosophy of political
and social science as the essence OF
his national-socialistic doctrines for
ruling Germanic races.
Earlier, a proclamation by him was
read to the delegates, warning that
those who dared oppose the Nazi state
under his rule would be ruthlessly
dealt with, and outlining his achieve
ments as head of the third reich.
Combined with Hitler's attack on
the Jews came a bitter denunciation
of those "sensation-hungry correspond
ents interested only in external symp-
toms" Hitler declared they were re-
sponsible for a misconception of Ger
many abroad, insisted that Nazism
was here to stay. and added violence
and revolutions were ended.
Hitler also assured the storm troops
that they were in no danger of being
Q6mODlllZoQ, anu III duOluCi duuIcoS
ordered German women to avoid poll
tics. stay at home, and attend to their
husbands and children.
NN THE advice of Sol Rosenblatt,
" divisional administrator, the NRA
has indefinitely suspended the pro-
visions of the motion picture industry
code designed to limit salaries of stars
and executives and to eliminate al
legged unfair competitive methods In
bidding for stars under contract with
another company. Mr.. Rosenblatt made
an investigation and in his report said /:
"A start or executive is worth as
much as the public can be led to think
he is worth by paying to see bis offer
ings. If Individual producers find 1t
difficult to gauge in advance the pos
sible value of these services, 1t Is pat
emily impossible for code authority
to exercise any more effective judg-
ment In the matter"