The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-05-08
Hitler Must Have Money to
Complete Vast Arms
Program
BANKERS FRIENDLY
And Fall of Fascists Would
Stop Flow of Anna
ment Profits
Bv Pierre Van Paassen

VIENNA. = Although German
armament firms are working up
to "a hours a day, shortage of raw
materials and insufficient funds to
buy them abroad will in a short
time lead to a situation where the
Nazi regime must slow up it's CO.
lossal preparations for a war two
years hence. In six months time
the government will be face to face
with a devastating economic crisis
unless the Fuehrer can obtain a
big money loan abroad in the
meantime.
Hitler looks to England for the
loan. The fact places the fate Of
humanity in the hands Of Britain
and her people.
NO LOANS, MORE
UNEMPLOYMENT
So grave is Germany's financial
position that only a great loan will
enable the great Apostle of Peace
to keep on manufacturing heavy
artillery, millions of shells, tanks,
bombing planes and airdromes and
finish the vast fort-conglomeration
on the borders which are to be
jumping-off places for attack
against Paris, Brussels, Prague,
Vienna, Amsterdam and Moscow.
Without that loan materializmg
this summer or fall, Hitler will
have millions of armament work
ers in the streets next winter as
a potential revolutionary force,
which cannot be held in check
even by the fantastic terrOristic
apparatus of the GestapO.
Forseeing an hour of grave in
ner crisis, German Diplomacy is
therefore exerting its utmost to
lull the world asleep bv assurances
OF Hitler's peaceful intentions. Es-
pecially England must be impress
ed with the pacific ambitions of
the Fuehrer. If this loan is not
forthcoming, the Nazi regime runs
the risk of being swept aside.
Heinrich Mann and other well-in-
formed Germans think the brown
government is on it's last legs even
now.
But if the Nazi regime collapses
and is replaced by liberal gov
eminent in Germany, the entire
armament race in the world comes
to a halt. Will the international
bankers and armament trusts who
installed Hitler allow this to hap
pen?
France will not grant a loan to
Germany. Of course the same
French armament trusts which
made donations to the Nazi party
before Hitler came to power would
be most willing to help him if only
to prevent the international arma-
ment race from coming to an end.
But there will be an anti-Fascist,
anti-war, left wing government at
the helm in Paris in a few weeks
time. This government will pre-
vent the granting of private and
secret loans to Germany. 1t will
also put stop to the present
wholesale supply of raw material
to Germany by French and steel
and mining interests.
RUSSIA HAS
STOPPED EXPORTS
Russia made a decision a few
weeks ago to stop its exports of
raw material to the Reich. That
was a most logical move, for the
Reich's armament campaign is
principally directed against the
Soviet country. Russia badly needs
German machinery, and German
industry did its utmost to dissuade
Moscow from stopping it's pur-
chases, but Moscow looked further
than tomorrow.
Italy has no money to advance.
Italy will be looking for a loan in
America herself to begin exploita.
ton of the conquered Ethiopian
empire as soon as peace is signed
between Rome and Adds Ababa.
LITTLE HOPE
IN AMERICA
Only England and the United
States remain as potential saviors
Of the Nazi regime. In America,
however, there is a distinct senti-
ment against foreign loans. The
last batch of foreign loans has not
been repaid and will never be re-
paid. There remains England.
In England there is a broad cur
rent Of sympathy for Herr Hitler
and his system Of government,
especially in banking circles. The
sentiment Is quite natural. Ger