The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-29

eign entanglements, be they po.' litical, economic, financial or military.
 3. Congress and Congress alone shall coin, issue and regulate all the money and credit in the United States through 8 central bank of issue.
 3. Immediately following the es-. tablishment of the central bank of issue, Congress shall provide for the retirement of all tax-exempt, in- terest-bearing bonds and certif- icates of indebtedness of the Fed eral government, and shall re- finance all the present agricultural mortgage indebtedness for the farmer and all the home mortgage for the city owner by the use of its money and credit which it now gives to the control of private bankers.
 4. Congress shall 1egislate that there will be an assurance of 8 hv- ing annual wage for all laborers capable of working and will to work.
 5. Congress shall legislate that there will be an assurance of pro- duction at profit for the farmer.
 6. Congress shall legislate that there will be an assurance of rea- sonable and decent security for the aged, who, through no fault of their own, have been victimized and ex-, plotted by an unjust economic sys- tenn which has so concentrated wealth in the hands of few that it has impoverished great masses of our people. #
 T. Congress shall legislate that American agricultural, industrial and commercial markets will be protected from manipulation of for eign monies and from all raw ma terial and processed goods pro- duced abroad at less than living wage. 5.t
 8. Congress shall establish an adequate and perfect defense for our country from foreign agreS- sion either by air, by land, or by sea, but with the understanding that our naval, air and military forces must not be used under any consideration in foreign fields or in foreign waters either alone or in conjunction with any foreign power. If there must be conscription, there shall be conscription of wealth as well as conscription of men. ,,es
 g. Congress shall sos, legislate that all federal offices and positions of every nature shall be, distributed through civil service qualid idcations and not through a system of party spells and corrupt patronage.
 10. Congress shall restore repre- sentative government to the people of the United States to preserve the sovereignty of the individual states of the United States by the ruthless eradication of bureaucra- Ecies.
 II. Congress. shall organize and institute federal works for the con- servation of public lands, waters and forests, thereby creating bil- lions of dollars of wealth, millions of jobs at the prevailing wage, and thousands of homes.
 12. Congress shall protect small industry and private enterprise by controlling and decentralizing the economic domination of monopolies, to the end that these small indus tries and enterprises may not sur- vive and prosper but that they may be multiplied.
 13. Congress shall protect pri- yate property from conflscation through unnecessary taxation with the understanding that the human rights of the masses take prece- dence over the financial rights of the classes.
 IA. Congress shall set limita- ton upon the net income of any individual in any one year and 8 limitation of the amount that such an individual may receive as gift or as an inheritance, which limita- tion shall be executed through taxation.
 15. Congress shall re-establish conditions so that the youths of the nation as they emerge from schools and colleges, will have the oppor- tunity to earn a decent living while in the process of perfecting them selves In q trade or profession.
 EDWARD ,. FOX. S0S Raylnnnd st