Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1951 — Page 4

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By PETER LISAGOR OTTAWA, Canada, Sept. 20 (CDN)-—Nato needs repairs for the souped-up performance ex-| pected of it in the critical months! ahead. . { { This has -become apparent) {here as the 12-nation North At-| {lantic Treaty Organization coun-!

‘pistons with the economic feed-| {line of the rearmament machine.! { Under the insistant demands of ing for something like a super-| {co-ordinator to make the machine {go on schedule.

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| | Besides the military-economic irole it would play, the group presumably would be responsible for = ‘making an appraisal of the = |dangers of Soviet aggression so'S {that all, of the nations could be = lagreed on it. i { Estinggtes of this danger have {appeared lo vary and thus to, laceount, in part, for some of the dragging of feet among certain} NATO partners. | | But the chief function of this’ topside group, it seems clear in| the discussion inside and outside {the council meetings, is to tidy up /{the channel of American aid. | The pinch of rising prices on| jvital raw materials needed for| ithe guns and ammunition already | threatens to restore the dollar ‘gap in Britain. | An example: The British are lciting the fact that in the fourth quarter of 1950 Britain had, in| {the sterling’ area, a surplus of [$398 million. In the second {quarter of 1951, this surplus was jdown to $54.

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! By the first quarter of 1952, {they emphasize, they will be dip- | ping into gold and dollar reserves | ‘of $3.86 hillion. { The French, too, have their |woes—a. 25 per cent increase fn {prices in -the past nine months, | plus a $1 billion bite for the Indo{China war. | ‘With roughly one billion dol{lars cut from the administration's {$8.5 billion mutual aid bill by |Congress, American delegates are |faced with parceling out dollar aid which their Atlantic partners feel to be inadequate if the defense lags are to be liquidated. With something like $850 million to spread around, instead of an expected two billion, the U. 8. foreign-ald experts are trying to eook up ways to increase their

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