The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-06-29

Along with e11ecC1Ve cOnCfOl OF
all prices all across the board, 100
per cent of parity of income for fam
lily farmers was reiterated as a basic
/ need by the more than so local, coun-
ty and state MFU officials present.
Full parity on all farm commodities
changing defeat into victory runs the
following time table:
After the establishment of Ger
man-d dominated Europe, a close tie
up will follow with a Peron-domin-
ated Latin America. At the same
time, the big German industrial COM
bines will start with an ambitious
plan for the economic exploitation
of Africa for which they expect great
financial support from the United
States. Having gained a foothold in
Africa, Germany will create close
relations with the nationalistic I'm
ion of South Africa and at the same
time she will buttress her friendship
with the whole Pan-Arabic world. Of
course, that scheme can only be car
ried out after having established
friendly political and economic rela-
tions with Russia. The agreement
with Russia will also open the door
to very profitable trade with China
and Southeast Asia.
German statesmen and geopoliti-
clans are aware that a third power
bloc under German leadership will
quickly gain freedom of action. Ger
man industry will gain access to vital
resources in America, Latin America
and the Near and Middle East, and
Germany will gain command over
700 to 800 million people in the
world. Such third power bloc can
play the east against the west and
vice versa.
The Germans believe that dur
ing the next S to 10 years, they
will gain such tremendous econom-
ic strength and will make such
great strides in scientific accomp-
lishments that in a not too far dis
tant future they will be ready for
a Knockout blow against the Ang-
lo-Saxon world.
According to dispatch by Karl
Won Wiegand, a British General in
occupied Germany ventured his opin-
ion as follows:
"Given the opportunity and neces-
sary credits, Germany, with it's ex-
traordinary stockpile of brains, ener-
gy and working capacity would with
in 10 years become the most modern
country in Europe, if not in the
world"
German planners expect a severe
economic crisis in England and in
the United States of America within
the next few years. If such an eco
nomic slump comes, it will have ter
rifle impact on the Anglo-Saxon pos
tion in the world. The British En-
Dire will begin to disintegrate and the
United States will be torn to pieces l
n turbulent domestic crisis. In
such a moment German dominated
bird power bloc might have chance
% make another bid for world mast {
Try. t
oOIhldHy D CHlIu power 1ued SnOulQ
re seriously pondered in Washington Q
or it may easily play topsy-turvy z
With the whole concept of the con- a
ainment policy. The creation of g
United Europe, dominated by Germ i;
most formidable political, n
and racial bloc-is an old \
1erman dream. O
The United States went to war q
twice within generation to stop
that German venture. Now, our II
policy shapers in Washington are
hell-bent on Exercising friendly Il
but firm outside pressure" in order u
to create platform for which the e
Pan-German master minds have II
been longing for 20 years. If this
suicidal plan ever materializes it t
will spell the doom not only of a h
free Europe, but of the Anglo 0
American world too. Such an C
European union would automati- I
cally become the stepping stone a
toward German world rule. t.