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Discussing the coming season's photo cov-

QFBB l" the Office“ SIIQWH ﬂbOl/éfﬁit ROCKCIIUG. just outside Ottawa. home base of the photo planes. Wing Clmlifnandcr R- I. Thomas, AFC. 0f OI-I-BWH. officer commanding No. 22 Photo Wing, points to a northern area to be photographed, while other officers connected with the job look on. They are (Left to Right) Squadron Leader J. A. Wiseman. AFC, of Port Hope Ont.; Wing Commander J, A, W,

Schwartz. of Halifax, officer commanding No.

1- Photo Establishment. Rockcliffe; Squadron Leader

S- H. P. Lewer, RAF oi’ Exeter, England, at present in Canada on an exchange posting, d Squadron

Leader R. F. Milne, DFC, of Windsor, Ont.

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By LM. ROBERTS, Jr. (Associated Press News Analyﬂt) Although the destruction of a British transport olﬂnebv a“ "F"- enthusiastic Russian fighter P1105 may increase the tension for the moment, there is n 300d “him” that Berlin will soon regain its former atmosphere of watchful and hostile but less provocative walt- i g. “The plane crash, as a matter of fact, weakens the Russian position. The Russian pilot obviously was marrying out the spirit if not the ‘orders of his masters in harassing the British plang._1{e wtugllft 1158006 ls he thought he was. something slipped, and hc allfl B lﬂl- "l "In" people are tit-ail. (The world's greatest (car today is thai some of his compatriots in high places will also over-estimate their ability, tziklng chances on in- eslinably greater tragedy.)

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The foot tluit the new Huro- Finnlsh treaty is not as bad is ll. might have been snares“ that. Just. perhaps. the Russians may be beginning to ply some smsll st- bontlon to world opinion.

Not that it makes much differ- ence to Finland. Russia still ls right there, able to do as she pleases when the time comes. Fin- nish taik that they remain free is Just so much rouge for pale faces. No neighbor of Russia la ever 1o- lng to be free except through over- whelming Western support or through a complete reorientation Moscow. '

But therer is some gain li the wall of isolation around the Krem- lin has been penetrated by world reaction to the coop yn Czechoslo- va-kla.

That was the most useless and self-damaging deal the Bolshevists ever pulled. There they took over. for political and military purposes, s. country which already was co- operating with them fully, They awakened all but thdmost biased to the full implications of Cum- munist imperialism, and to the in. security of the world. They built l fire under the United states Con- gress as it considered the Marshgll Plen- They spurred the United

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puts them in a psychological hole regarding their whole Berlin P°I' icy. The British and American or- der for fighter planes to accomp- any their flights hereafter is fur- ther notice to the Russians that what they have started is not ll!" i; game. If heightens the feeling, pie- valent before the crash, that they are going i0 have lo back at least part w, down in their attempt. to isolate the Allies and MIN them to withdraw from the city-

One official train already tiad gone through the inspection zone without trouble. and the Russians have agreed to a conference over interpretation of their new regula- tions.

These hurriedly drawn rules by which the Reds sought ta embar- rass the Allies, by boarding trains and inspecting passengers, are sub- ject to either narrow or broad in- terpretstion. Their very vagueness gives the Russians an out, which the may he glad tovake after a lose of the firmness with which the Allies have held their ground.

In Iran, Qreece, Turkey, Trieste and Austria, whenever their post- war expanslonlsm has met really film resistance, the Russians hovel

Indicated clearly that they are noti *

ready for an all-out attctnpt to grab anything except what they can get for nothing.

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to have bliiffed the Allies out of Berlin so they could use it no the seat of a so-called general German government. Allied loss of prestige through withdrawal‘ would have lbenefitted the Reds in numerous lways. But there is every evidence ‘that they will not make any overt move to accomplish it. They could have out of! water, electric power and other services which originate ,in their zone if they were really ‘ready for a showdown. '

The timing of the flare-up over communications with western IGermany indicates the Bolshevlsts l may have had one other purpose in .whlch they were more succossul.

United States authorities expected final congressional action on the

Marshall Plan to produce quite a

fanfare in Western Europe. But it

Dsssed with small ulention, being overshadowed at ‘least for the mo- ment, by the Berlln crisis,

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No Allied strategy could ever have done so much at one stroke for the anti-Communist cause.

Finland was next on the annex- atitm list. Now the Russians have been forced to equlvocata, Perhnp] they realized that, by being toe mush. they could permanently (Image their hope of taking over all Scandinavia. They certainly realized that they were_pof, doing themselves any good in Itgly, where the local Communists have tried to cover their political bond. age to Moscow with economic an- ticements.

The more fact that Russia is Playing with Finland lﬂto a cat FBI-he!‘ "m"! User ls not, of course, proof positive that the United Sates’ containment policy i5 work- ing. The Reds may be relying on opposition in the Finnish PEI“;-

cnent to any military treaty. If a

Finnish Government crisis should develop the Bolshevists would have a set stage on which to repeat the minority coups which they have pulled elsewhere. But. with the Marshall Plan and Western rearm- ament, Russia can hardly fail to realize that her time is running out. It is most likely that she is showing forbearance only whe she must. . ‘-

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