Show I r Round Merry I C f Germans Helping Helpin I ITo To Arm the e Reds II III I By Drew Pearson f t Editors Editor's note Drew Pearson is on flying tour of Europe and the middle e e- e surveying time the world situation OJ t I 4 I FRANKFORT At At the same time th the West Germans wan want more Americ Ameri t troop to protect them against the thre i of the red reel army a steady i stream of strategic materials materials mate mate- It rials is rolling out of t. t Germany to help arm that red army This secret aid to Russia Russia Rus Rus- a sia does not represent the thereal thereal j real sentiment of oC the 1 West Vest German people or f their new Bonn government government govern govern- i ment but it does k represent r sent the sides both 1 the river attitude of the big industrialists These are arc the same Drew Pears Pears' i J industrialists ts who up to H Hj J ter lr and made his rearmament p poj sible also the same industrialists w wH now want to sabotage the Schuman pI for cooperative operations of the Ru iron and steel industry the industry the most peat insuring proposal ever made for Europ Europi Here are a few examples of how G Geman Ge G man big business is cutting its country own throat by aiding the Communists Up to May 1 10 1950 all exports rl ji 1 German machinery were controlled h b b the allied high commission On that date dat however the orders were relaxed and ti thi Bonn government was given expo exp expos control Significantly during the first 2 2 days after aCter May l 10 more ball bearings ari ans a amore more rubber compounds were sent to tl the Hi Russian satellites than had been smuggle out in the previous five months Also hug huge quantities ies of carbon black precious nickel lead crude iron and pig iron were wei Wert exported much exported much of it going to Hungary I jj These shipments continued in June Jun totaling twice as much as in May l May eve though May lay had set a record and eve ev eve l though the German government had previously prE pf agreed to ban these shipments shipment Finally High Commissioner 1 caught one faced bare shipment of Am I ican army trucks to Communist Nine thousand surplus trucks had bet bee beep acquired by Truck and Spare Motor V VF VE VEhicles hides Ltd for each This was was' legitimate sale by S T E G the c. c which sells American army surplus Bi B Bu Truck and Spare Motor i Vehicles Ltd Lt turned around and sold army trucks Hungary making the sale with an officio okeh from the German despite the fact that this was against tl th regulations surrounding the sale of U U. property I I Fortunately alert American troops 0 the German border got suspicious a ai an stopped the truck shipment It nev neV e reached Hungary i Insurance With ith Reds J Meanwhile 1 Tell Berna of oC the Nation Machine i Tool Builders Association i i Cleveland reports that machine tool plant plan in western Germany financed by tl th Marshall i plan are shipping vital machii machin tools both to Russia and its satellite Tanks in North Korea he said ml nia have been made on machine tools pr pre pie by E EGA C A money it itIn In Munich l also the American pu l newspaper Neue quote the U. U S S. S high commissioner for Bavari Bavaria George on leave as president Hunter college in New York that th tl Ruhr industrialists were taking out i it ii with the Communist party a af an that the coffers of oC the Communist part parl were filled with their money U. U S. S officials have now informed tl th h German government that they are di du by leaks of strategic material 1 t tRussia Russia and have called on Chancello Adenauer to have them stopped j Soft and Sentimental j jIn In the winter of 45 as the Russian an am American armies were advancing towai towar Berlin BerlinI BerlinI happened to be talking to Rohe Rober Patterson the undersecretary of W wa wan I when he remarked I 1 hope the red arm gets bets there first and executes about 2001 2009 of Germanys Germany's top leaders If we get the thel first well we'll wait get soft and sentiments and md then let them go scot free J The other day the same Bob Patterso came to Germany to carry cany out his 0 o ow prediction He had got soft and sen sent mental toward the German cartel owne who had armed Hitler and who are n no shipping goods covertly to Russia Ho ever Pattersons Patterson's sentimentality for Ge Geman Geman man industrialists was also influenced t ta b ba ba a fee He was being paid by them to conto com corn con to Germany to influence his former su sul ordinate in the War Val department John McCloy 1 now high commissioner to G Ge many and to undercut the Schuman plat pla Germans Astonished 1 To say that Pattersons Patterson's arrival her hei caused consternation is putting it n ld Germans who dont don't understand America lob lobbying ying methods whereby a high U. U official retires from office then tur turn turf turnaround around and lobbies against polie policies es he stood for were Patterson when in the War dep depar ment had been strong for wiping out Geman Ge man cartels in fact the unde und program was officially worked out him Yet now he appeared in German Germa representing the cartel owners he one wanted to l liquidate 3 No wonder the German people are su sill scratching their heads J j However McCloy 1 in ill a quiet talk wit his old War department superior tri tries trie 1 to straighten him out on the facts c e industrial life in the German Ruhr Wha Wh the Ruhr wanted was pe cent ownership of the captive coal mine min leaving almost no coal for the rest c a Europe It has been distribution of Ru Ruh iron and coal which has caused thre major wars between France and German and which for the first time in history may now be settled under the Schuman plan whereby the west European coin cour tries cooperate in controlling the Rul Ruh Pattersons Patterson's s 's lobbying mission if su ful would have sown the seeds of of war is aJ J over again |