The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 4

JL operations, Denfield. tor Mawama tedar. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, Monday, Sept. 27, 1948 Alexander, US Navy Laud RCAF Search OTTAWA, Sept 27 (CP) The defence department was congratulated Sunday by Governor General Viscount Alexander and U.S. Secretary of the Navy John L.

Sullivan on the successful rescue of two naval attaches and their companions. "On behalf of the officers and men of the United States Navy may I express to you my deepest appreciation of the magnificent conclusion of the search operations which so happily located our missing airmen," Mr. Sullivan said In a telegram Jo De. fence Minister Claxton. The U.S.

Navy's thanks and con Admiral Louis 'The successful rescue of the five men from the missing aircraft nas come as a great relief to us all," the governor general said In his message. It continued: "May I send to you and all those concerned my heartfelt congratulations on a grand job. I know something of that country and the difficulties under which the rescue was made and BEVIN'S SPEECH (Continued, from Pago 1) their etatellites jumped to their feet to cheer and applaud the Brl tlsh delegate. Cries of "bravo' and "tres bien" could be heard outside the assembly hall. Vishinsky strode from the hall, hie face set In a grim mask, Immediately after Bevln had fin.

tehed. Bevin replied directly by name to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Vlshinskya speech Saturday. In that speech the Russian called on the "big five" (Britain. Russia, China, France and the United States) to reduce their armaments by one third Immediately and pro posed formation of an International control body In the U.N. Security council to ban atomic "How on earth are we to regard the latest proposals put forward by Mr.

Vishinsky? We must be forgiven If we are suspicious. As aae two Shed at tunaa kaeauM 1 Athkttaa feet? Than try NlaeSsiau Thn way Mtoa wtrkt tut to eombtt jour troublt: I. Soothas ttmhlat mad kumiac In 1 mlnuttl. 1. Kill Ma rtru mod Baraallas eftae.

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I am filled with admiration for the excellent organisation of the R.C.A.F. In this work and for the skill of those taking part In finding and rescuing the missing crew. Well done." The defence minister himself sent his "warmest congratulations" to the airmen who conducted the search. In a message to Air Marshal W. A.

Curtis, chief ol air staff, Mr. Claxton said: Claxton Congratulations "Please extend to air commodore (Martin) Costello (officer commanding No. 11 group at Win I DPP I AnH Mil nnrcAnnal 1. you all know tile conutry la a sealed OUOK Bevln accused Vishinsky of "pure Invention" in many of hit charges Saturday agalost the west and said he was neither "Impressed nor edified by Mr. Vlsh.

Insky'a attack on the United States. or lUi ovrnnnt had any 'or me simple people of Europe the world, If they were animated by anything but an out of date, backward, unscientific doctrine, they would be the ffrat to applaud the great, unselfish contribution of the United States to world recovery." Solet War of Nerve Bevln denied flatly that the western European allium ua directed against the Soviet Union, as cnargeo ty Vishinsky, and said he had told Prime Minister Stalin mar, amain would co operate with her neighbor as Russia was ooi ng witn hers. Bevin said Russia's talk of cold war against her "is nc sense." "But what about the Soviet war of nerves?" he said. What about the war nervee which has been carried on against Turkey so long, compelling her to keep herself mobilized 7 "why a perpetual war of nerves, involving in this case actual fighting, against the law miiy elected lireek government and tha vallanL mnrolv trlaH ureek people? by Coverwe iPi ME PRACTICALLY PeClPfPIOPO THSKOOMyp1 IN BLUl'Of MIGHT BS BETTER DONt f. MAYBC MitM isme 'PTl MAKING UtHEtzL.

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Tranicona Crahsm's Hardware. Virdeit Syndicate Construction Compsny. Yerkren, Saik, Logan Black Limited, 1 02 West Broadway 2 used as rate making BERLIN CRISIS (Continued from face to ove throw the newly elected municipal government of Berlin. "The attitude and conduct of the 8oviet Government reveal sharply Its purpose, to continue Its Illegal and coercive blockade and Its unlawful action designed to reduce the status of the Unl ted States, and the United King dom and F'ance as occupying powers In Berlin, to one of com plete subordination to Soviet rule and thus to obtain absolute authority over the economic, political and social life of the people of oernn, and to Incorporate the, ouy in tne ttoviet lone." lne Western Dowers declarer! that Russia had by Its action assumed "sole responsibility' for creating a situation which makes gratulations were also expressed part In the search for the misslnffifurtner dlrect negotiations Impos in message sent earlier to Mr.piane. my warmest and caul0 the "threat" to v.iaiim uic w.a.

i mei ui nVBil0n the ne work dnnp in flnri rescue all the passengers. It has In 0Tt hat International cneered the hearts of evervonelPece and security may not be wno has anxiously and hopefully watched the great search you have carried through to a successful conclusion." A fourth message went out from Chief of Air Staff Curtis to Air Commodore M. Costello, air officer commanding 11 group in Winnipeg, which conducted the search. Tha chief of air staff congratulated the 11 group crews and United States airmen wno partlc Dated In aearcn. further endangered." the nota de clared, "the governments of the United Slates, United Kingdom and France, therefore, while reserving to themselves full rights to take sucn measures as may be necessary to maintain In these circumstances their positions In Berlin, find themselves obliged to refer the action of the Soviet govern to the Security Council of me united jNations." Agreements Nullified In reviewing the prolonged nesro tlations in Moscow and Berlin, the wesiern powers said agreements reached with Prime Minister Stalin for a simultaneous lifting of the blockade and circulation of oniy Russian money in Berlin were nul lified Dy the opposition of the Rus sian military governor, Marshtl Vassily Sokolovsky, in the Berlin talk.

The Kremlin agreements were nullified when the Russians de manded control over air traffic as well as land and water transport imo jjemn, tne western powers aaia. 3 FREIGHT APPEAL (OaaUnatd kreai Page 1) the "yardstick" for the purposes. Had the board applied these principles, the provinces contended, it would have "found that the CP.R.'a financial position did not JusUfy any increase In rates." 2 That the Board erred by put ting too much emphasis on added costs of railway labor and materials without giving enough thought to savings that could have oeen maae through co operation otner big system, the C.N.R.. if the CN.R. C.P.R.

Act of is nas oeen carried out. 3 That the Board was wrong In granting a flat percentage Increase across the country, which accentuated regional "discrimina tion ana inequalities" In rates. Also, the Board failed to follow the prae tlce of setting maximum Increase amounts. In the event that cabinet ahm.M send the case back to the Board a proceaure th nuinnuiii followed In some earlier nnl the provinces asked that the com miBsioners be directed specifically to review six points. The provinces contend the board 'Improperly" accepted the railways' contention that fixed charges debt interest and the like and dividends should be paid for out of actual rail earnings.

Second point the provinces want WM the "Propriety" of the board fixing Its rate Increase on the basis that the C.P.R. should have a surplus of S15.000.000 after paying Its dividends a ittkM charges. "The fact emerpea "nM vlnclal brief, "that ZXJZZ purpose of the 21 nr nnM. in rates is to nrovlrla thai ladlan Pacific with a tumin. aof railway earnings of $15,235,000 over and above dividends, and this 1947 the C.P.R.

had a net surplus from other Inrom nt I I uciuic ini ome tax. pIcvlneM 'lined that the C.P.R. spent for maintenance $25,000,000 more than It should have In 1947. The Provinces ariruvi dian Pacific's svatem aii. t.

translerrlng too mucn mnnev annual revenue to the depreciation fund. They contended, too. that in review of the case the board should take Into account a "ra. sonabie amount" from the C.P.R.'s ueierrea maintenance reserve of some $23,000,000. This fund was built up during and since the war for maintenance work that not be done at the time.

The provinces ursed that xi nnn 000 should have been taken out of it to reduce the C. P.R.'s malnten ance charges in 1947. The commissioners erred In another direction. th brief said. In letting the C.

P. R. include $9,000,000 In Income taxes as one oi its requirements against operating expenses. Income tax should come irom profits, they declared, 'INCIDENT' FEARED ttraunoa rrum II i a ine sole bridge between the western xones of occupation la the aiganuc Angio Amerlcan air lift wnicn is supplying their sectors oi me oia uerman capital with lonci ana luei. Now, It is revealed by the dis mai exchange of notes between Moscow ana the western capitals, that Russia asserts the right to control the air corridors used by the air lift.

This right can be enforced only by physical Interference with the planes of the U.S. and Britain. Ihe Soviet assumntlnn nt air control has been rejected by the' western nations. At the same time they have made It clear they in t0 contln" the air lift In definitely or until the Russians lift ln moch ane imposed last spring. vernment In Its White Paper Sundav elves rinm.

mentary support to Its contention mm nussia nas. since early spring been working methodlcaiiv tnua ri ousting the Wesiern Powers from Benin. 6.00 News 8.03 Hit Parade 6.00 News 6.05 ttuppcr Club 6.30 Club IS 6.45 News 9.00 Radio Journal kj edse Ann 5 1 Chanson Francalse o.ao Yvan L'lntreplde 9.45 Homme et Peche 6.00 Chlcho Valla S.30 Porky's Inn 7.00 News 7.05 Porky's Inn 7.30 Newa 7.45 Porky's Inn ai.OO Newa Porky Inn 8.3o News Porky'a Inn 9.00 News 9.05 Melody Time 9.45 Meet TheWlfe 6.00 News 6.05 Rhythm Memory 6.15 Farm Bulletin 7.00 Wake to Music 7.15 Newstlme 745 Weather 8 15 Morn. Melodies 8 SO Mf lody Time 845 Kitchen Club 9.00 Fred Waring 9.30 Road of Life 9.45 Joyce Jordan 13 00 Everybody Sing 12.15 Farm Hrnadvast 12.45 Aingalnne 1 00 CBC New 1 13 Happy Gang 1.43 TB. A.

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Navy Beechcraft forced down Sept. 1 2 in almost Inaccessible wilderness of northern Saskatchewan. me wngiey show, top flight variety show embodvlna muilc comedy and singing talent, will receive premiere broadcast Wednesday at 8 p.m. over CBC Dominion network, with CKRC being local OUtlet. The Show Will Star MIlrlraH Mnrav All nrMasrlw aAntarlnn h.1W Ellis McLlntock and his band and Wally Koster as singing star.

One ayccmi miurei wm De me ramo aeout or Marjorle MacKenxie, linger wnose voice recently swept the boards in the Cana oian ixauonai Exnimtion all Canada vocal contests. Winnipeg born Monty Hall, will act as nnotinnr.mrM i t.i,a., i "I VJJ IllUUtC) UI0 Lily Pons Will be SOloist On tha KFVR a mr wnn a a aw imviiuoj a 5O0 9 Clock Time S.1V Lavender Cat 8.30 Tune Parade 8.4 Dollar Gift 6.00 News: Weather 6.10 UN Commentary MONDAY EVENING CBW, Manitoba (990) 6.15 Jack Smith 6.80 Did I Say That? 6.43 Musical Pr Tog. 9.50 Summerf allow 1000 Seahnm fnnriiiMa 10.30 Vancouver Drama ISXZrf'. ZhetlTA "00Newsi Weather 9.00 Rdup. CKRC, Winnipeg (30) 7.00 Mardi Grai 10.00 News 7.30 Barn Jamboree lo.is serenade SSCZ? lO 30 Portralt Woman 9.30 Susan Fletcher 11.30 ConeertHour 9.45 J.

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on Parade 8.15 Breakfast Club 8.50 Devotions 9.00 Morn. Music 9.35 Morn. Comment 9.45 Claudia TUESDAY CBW, Manitoba (990) 10.00 Road ot Life 10.13 Big Sister 10.30 Your Beef? 10.45 Laura 11.00 BBC Newi 11.15 Aunt Lucy 11.30 Sugar Spice 12.00 Weather; Nov'ltles 12.15 Farm Broadcast 12.45 Stngalong 1.00 News; Messages 1.15 Happy Gang 1.43 Smoke Rings 2.U0 Lite IS Beautiful a.l5 vta Perkins 2.30 Pepper Young 2.45 Right to Happ 3.00 Symphonic Hour 4.00 Women's News 4.15 Winnipeg Recital 4.30 Mid Day Varieties 12.45 Lunrtwnn O111S1 lo.Od Guest tn House au.43 variety rare 11.00 News 11.15 Shopping News 11.30 Who Sings? at. 45 David Street lu.uo News 13.05 Luncheon Club 12.30 News a.ut..CJ?.?.'Wln",P0.(1.340.) CJOB FM Jill uun lu.in trail's imoicr Szf1Inrm 05 sweet Lovely 2 nn Kaceaway 2 UP wlnnlPg ia.30 sports Digest 9.05 Gems of Melody 7.00 Ouverture 7.06 Ravell Matin 7.30 Nouvelles 7.35 Priere du Matin 7 50 Condition Routes 8.00 Nouvelles 8.05 Mrnrl Uolsnt BOO Nouvelles 8.15 Vogue Varletes CK8B, 6t. Boniface (1250) 9.30 Mrnnspraa 10.OO Valse Rhythm 10.30 Pour Madame 11.00 Nouvelles 11.15 Visile Malades ll.So beaux disques 12.00 Nouvelles 12.15 is Clavier 12.30 Chansons K'YR, Sismsrck (550) 10.00 Nora Drake 10 15 Love and Learn 10.30 Hymns of Church 10.45 Big sister 11.00 News Roundup 11.15 Dr.

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Captain Stirling Hamilton his wife, three children and a Chinese dog have vanished for a fcur day roniday to lorget what Sir Robert described as "a htmaro." The only person still waiting Is Mrs. Kastne'. who win har six weeks old son Is hoping her husband will soon, return from his salage operations. The aircraft lUt 12 cannot bo brought out, air force official say, but paru can be removed. Chief Kastner completed his salvage work at the scene of the forced leanding and took off for Ottawa late Sunday.

Friday, shortly after noon, the plane was sighted near a northern Saskatchewan and. about an hour later, the survivors were found 25 miles south of their craft. Friday night, thev sltDt aooard a R.C.A.F. Canso which set down on lake near them, and Saturday morning they were broueht to The Pas. As they approached the search base, three planes, R.C.A.F.

Dakota, a U.S. Navy Canso and a U.S. Coast Guard Canso met them and escorted them in tight formation. There was a tense silence as the big amphibian Canso stopped before about 300 people. The hatch was pushed back, and Capt.

Custer stepped out, followed by Capt. Stirling Hamilton. The crowd cheered. The naval officers waved their hands. "Thanks to God and the Royal Canadian Air Force, men are anve today who wouldn't otherwise be alive," Captain Custer said.

Bearded, tanned, looking fit, but eomewhst haggard about tha eyes, ths flvs men filed out of the. Caneo. iapuun Burnng Hamuton wore a rumpled but impressive naval uniform, gold braid and ribbons glowing against the blue. On his head, as an incongruous touch, was an old black felt hat All the Americans wore flltrht overalls or ousn clothes, and Sgt. Scalise, rifle in hand, pack on back, helmet lining on his head, looked like a veteran of the Pacific war Just returned from the Jungle.

They grinned broadly at the erewd which waved and cheer, ed. They posed for the dozen news and newsreel photograph, ere. They Joked and laughed. "I'll take that beard," shouted an R.C.A.F. man from the crowd.

"You can have them." retorted Chief Kastner. AH in very good shape." said Capt. Stirling Hamilton. "Been get ting some exercise you know." captain Custer waved aside the offers to take the party to the St. Anthony's Hospital for a medical checkup.

"Let the boys take pictures. I'll pose all day for them If they want me to. They've been waiting here a long time for us," he said In his southern drawl. All carried packs or haversacks and long, stout sticks, while Kastner and Scalise wore pistols. Dozens of people pressert for iautograph books and In on east, Kard to talk to the rescued men.jslgned the log book of an air force who cheerfully chatted, signed iman who had been on the search.

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