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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950
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Russian Attack on U. S. Plane Not Alarming, Declared
By I.ylB C. Wilson
(UnitKl Prwu Staff Corrtniiomlent)
Washington, April 12 mi
There was much talk but little
excitement In the capital today
about the self proclaimed soviet
Russian attack on an United
States military uirplane In the
Baltic area.
The cold war has not warmed
up a single degree of tempera
ture. The best informed Amer
icans on the cold war and our Im
mediate military future took the
incident easily in stride.
They are top brass the four
and three star officers of the
army, navy and air force. Some
hours after the soviet union an
nounced its attack on the Ameri
can mililary aircraft, these men
and many of their juniors were
gathered yesterday ut Fort Leslie
J. McNair to witness a farewell
parade honoring Cordon Cray, re
signed secretary of army.
Civilian guests heard many
references to the attack In the
Baltic, but nothing suggesting
United States top military men
regarded the incident as anything
except a trigger-happy example
of Russian ill humor. There was
no war talk.
Our brass would like 1o know
where the shooting took place.
They would like both sides of the
story, which they are not likely
to get unless some survivor of the
United States plane turns up.
They do not challenge the soviet
union's right to shoot or force
down a United States airplane
which flies without permission
over Russian territory, riut tney
think shooting under such condi
tions would be stretching the le
gal right "mighty far "
Under reverse circumstances a
United States fighter defense
airplane guarding our coast has
standing orders to fire on any
foreign or unidentified airplane
if it commits a hostile act, such
as opening its bomb bay (loots.
The official position here is
that there is no positive Informa
tion so far that a navy privateer
patrol airplane had been shot
jdown by Russian fighters. Unof
ficially, the military brass was
remarking yesterday that the
"Russians have shot down one of
our unarmed planes." ,
The Russian story that the navy
fighter was over Latvian terri
tory and 300 miles or so off its
flight course will have few tak
ers here unless it can be confirm
ed, but it is not ruled impossible.
Navigators have been lost before
thus.
Only a multiple repetition of
the soviet Russian fighter attack
on American airplanes would
much heat up the'cold war. The
immediate result of the incident
will be extra precautions to pre
vent American aircraft from
straying over hostile territory.
It Is not unlikely that American
military aircraft hereafter will be
sent 'aloft in Europe without
arms.
The navy privateer was a slow
flying duck of atarget for the
soviet fighters, if they really went
after her.
Temperature of the cold war
is not being taken now against
Incidents in the air nor is it soon
likely to be. The hot spot still is
the beleaguered city of Eerlin.
The Russians ,made their most
spectacular cold war thrust
against Berlin last year with the
blockade which forced the United
States and Great Britain to come
up with the airlift.
Success of the airlift in pre
venting Berliners from freezing
and starving was a real and psy
chological triumph of the western
democracies over the Kremlin.
The next significant move in the
cold war also Is scheduled for
Berlin.
. On May 28 the communists
plan an invasion of the allied sec
tors of Berlin by tqns of thou
sands of youngsters. The purpose
is to create riotous disorder suffi
cient either to provoke allied mil
itary commanders to fire on the
young Invaders or to make the
allied sectors uninhabitable for
the Americans, the British and
the French.
Allied commanders are troubled
but not discouraged. There are
tear gas, fire hoses and hard
knuckled fists with which to on.
pose the army of young f0Jj
without shooting them. The conv
munlsts figure they cannot lose
this battle of Berliti regardless
of its outcome.
If the young invaders can ere.
ate absolute chaos the allies
might be persuaded to get out
which is what the communists
want them to do. If the youne
people are repelled the commu.
nists can ballyhoo the brutality
of the allies In chasing them back
into the soviet Russian sector
American officials in Berlin
agree that the communists appar
entry have the best of the propa.
ganda argument before it begins.
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