I,-. I , • I I L/.. ) . GOD EVE IN E V I ' broadc st 1 f r om Ca nn o n o u nt a 1n ton 1 h t, 1n orthern N e am shi r e , i n t h i t e oun a i ns. an non ountain t i s eek e 1 s m o s t por tan t p o t n the o rld of ski ng. Dll F o r t h at m at t er I a you co u ld a ay 1 t is the mo s t impprtant s po t in the entir e w orld of ski ng. The Nati o nal rac e s are to be e l d h rro w , and -sunda,-- But they might aa we l l be c a l ed Internation al races, bec au se some or the top I con t\) atants re fro m Canad a , ot h er s fro Norway. ~ -tbei-e are y y fam o us Aus t r an, French and s • 1 ss ski stars ntered am o ng the one hundred md and !'o_rty-o ne racers, who un d er their own po w er will be tr a vel _ t ng at terrific spe ds d own the P••eipU; R i c h ard Ta f t Tr , to ~ orrow and Sund a y After I review the highlights of the news or the w orld, r ' 1 1 come b c to ca nn on ountain for a mom e nt an d t 11 you a l i ttle mor e a o u h s, 0 n e of t he mos t s p e ctacul a r a nd hazardous 0 a l l sp o r ts e v e t s . T h e to I , • - STBIDS In the labo. world, th auto workers bave turned d o wn an otter trom General Motors - a ooapromlae pr o psal. ~ oonterence ot two hundred delegate• representing a hundred and aennty tin \bousand workers, Toted WlaniJDoualy - no, tbe propoaal wasn•, good enough. So tbe atr1ka goea on with tb• wi1on reattiraing ita demand ot a ra1 e in pay ot nineteen and a balt oenta an bou.r. And today bring• tb• reault ot a atria Tote 1n the Ra1lroa4 worl4. Tb• powerful Brotberboo4• repreaent lbe ID&in•ere an4 TaaiDIIAll, TOied o•erwaela1nglJ in ta•or of a 11ation•14e atr1ke - tb• ••'- lo l>e • ' by tbe waioa. 'l'bere will 110• be 11egot1at1o••• ft• wu toda, - .,(" ud, tor , le twee ii . .. ••• t a· , • .. Ill erto, e i.rr rl• t>1 re• ■ epar t • • a.r r r ooacerted ac,1 • • ls 1• an 11.:>uo ed by a o udea, o newapaper laa-4 bJ \he .Je•i•b wi ergr=> cl tor •• 1n Pal a 111e. 11'ot \Ile \bree gro\lpa or ierrorlata, \be lar.iea, baa been wbat 1a aod.erate or \be ,llNe. au, ooaea an oraul;iatll).ll oalled - lr1•• - ~ flll•..J.• ■\lob aaaller, . . . . aoae l•o ibouaud •aberat b\l'J aon Tbere an aald 10 be oalJ tbre• buodred s,ernlata - b~, \be7 an \be aoa, extr•• 1/' U t,X reTolut1onar1•• ot all. /,.. I Pil.&STID - Page 2 / .., 0am.pa1p1ng on tbelr own, tb••• re•~lut1onary outtl\a ba•• been l ~ ~ ..,e __ - 6 ~ tona14able enougb, ~ n e ~ t01•~~Jo1ne4 toro••, il.1, 1 1.l plaa Nptll•• ud o,.a,t&jop\llH, ~ would •••• '° pn•n• a 1realer •n•o• \ban •"A. to tbe Br1 t1ab 111 Paleat1D•• 1 IIWJ Th• new• on tho aubjeot ot Iran ia oontue1ng. Tomorrow 1 the deadline int~• anolent land ot Per s ia - tbe time set tor the withdrawal or all .!,llled troopa. Tbat was tbe aobedule aet by the big Tbree, 1n one or tboae roo••••l t• C burobil , l•Stalio oonterencea.• tbe troop• ot tbe tbre• powers to p t out or Ira.a six mon tba atter tb• end ot tb• war. Tbere 1• no queation about the AMrioan and British. ill AMr1oan troop• ar• out ot Peraia already - t::"torcea aent in d\U'iA& the 1- •ar when tbe aoutbern aupply line to the Sowieta ran tbroll&h P•r•la. TII• Br1\1ab baft onl7 •lx bwi4n4 aold1er• l • t ~ ~ I and \MJ' an to IIOft out on the dot - toaorrow. Th• b11 que ■ tlon baa been - the Ru•alana. Would the1 eTao1aate, aooor41ng to ■ obedule, It 1• known tbat Ko■oo• bu lt• •Je oa Iranian oil reaouro••• And lb•• · · there 1• that qWtatloa ot s azerba1J1u, •here an autonoaoua rebel ao•er.DMnt baa been Mt up, •1th th• Iranian• ooapla1n1ag that tbe..t9d ~ baa pr•••nted th•• troa puttlDI down tbe 1naurreot1on. Would the SoY1eta •o•• out and lean tb• Iranian regiaea:. establiahed under oondltlona ot red - - &t~l;f- &1'117 control, to tend tor 1taeltf " Tb• n••• today was oontradiotory. One bulletin ann0W1ced that the 0 IRAN - age 2 SoT1et torcea would tart tbe1r withdrawbl tomorrow. The Iranian prlllier •aa reported to have been 1it"'rormed by Moscow that tbe _!!d army would begin lta withdrawal on the day ot the deadl14e. Bo••••r, all tbia would aeea to be qualit1ed, it not co n tradloted ~ 1n l l o a o o ~ stated that ther. b7 an announcement broadoaat .....--1 would be a •1tb4rawal - but only a partial ao•e - out. Toaorro• according to the Moaco• radio, soviet troopa ,& begin the - A ••aouatlon ot oertain parta or Pera1a - and ••u• atay ,_. in ~~- '!'be area to be evacuated 1• naaed aa eaatern Perala - • at •ar4 troa Teher~o th• border■ ot Tu.rkeatu and Atpanlatu. "A.a tor Sortet troop• 1n other aNaa ot Jran, "••t• lloaoow, •1beae •111 reaaln watil tbe a1tuat1on baa been cleared up". tbat one aeotor trom wb1ob tbe red any •111 not •1tbdra• la ~erba1Ju. Ra'---is • ,-..~ . . . •b•r.~onomou• regl• baa I A beea ••t up~ppet 1o•ernaent ■poneOred b7 the So•1•t•• - •••~u. ◄aa-lllui.Me. . ~ ~ l m 0 9 ho• 1t •111 all work out, but the Iru1u question witb ita deadline tor tomorrow, would oerta1nlJ ae•• ' IRAN - Page 3 to ba•e been inoluded in atatementa made by secretary or atate - - Byrr.ea last nigbt - bis addreaa betore tbe O•eraeaa Presa Club 1n N•• York. Secretary B7rnea was deo14ly in b&r11oa7 •1th Senator Vandenberg - wbo, tbe other day, called tor an Ameriou pol107 ot tlra dealing •1 tll SoT1e\ Ruaala. i.e., -etaa• lli• seore ,ar7 ot -Z-. ~ ~ r>l'\A-, ~ e,QQ...,,_..-- State, deoiare~tbat AMrio . . would deteod the obarter or the United ■atlone. Ancl, apeaklng ot tb• J:••t ~••re, be aa14; -.. baft no ricbt to bolcl OW' troop• in the terr1tor1•• ot otber lbiob ••rta1nl7 would•••• ,o apply to tb• .£.•4 era, 1n X... - p t 011,, 1B aua1u 1nolll4e4 • . . l. 7 Tb• 1aeae g vernmeat bas received a bill ot partic lar• oonoerning tbe g ode the ov1eta have taken out ot Ka.nob ria - a 11st ot aaoblnerJ and tactory •~u1pm.ent. Thia word ooll8fl trom Manchuria and atates tbat Cbice • ott1o1ala bave ---- ubm1tted the tigurea to tbe goverruunt ot Cb1na. Tenj or thousand of p1eoea of ucb1ner7 -- -- - - --- tr011 over twent7 plant■, HTe " • taken away - inollld1ng more r1 .. \bouaan4 beayy ■aob1ae1 fro■ \beVukA•n araenal alone, ~ ,be baoqround or &11 thla ls tbe tact tbat, ~ · u-1.Jlg tbe Japan••• oooupa\lon 1n Manchuria, the Jape did a lot ot 1nduatrlal dei\oping > aett1ng up 1n4uatr1••• turning aukden into a aort ot aanoburlan - - plttaburgb. W1tb the aurren er ot Japan, it••• agreed tbat Ob1na - aboul4 get back lta province ot llancb\U'la, 1nolud1Ag tbe luduatr7 built b7 tbe Jape• or ao tbe Cblneae tboqbt. Tbe7 telt, naturallJ enougb tbat tbe7 ••r• entitle to •bat tbe Japa lett in tbe prov1noe tbe7 atole trom Cbina. le beard tbe otber day bow a soviet 00111U.Dder ln Mancburla bad told Aaerioan ae••aen that tbe red ara, ••• atr1pp1ng tbe place - -'<"rC~-.,: -to~.::;; :f tr41J2_. ~ ot aaobtne1.·7 and taotor1 equ1 •n~ llr • • " tbe !)lg tb~•• Tbla baa been de led, American secretary ot State BJrn•• declaring - tbat tbe so 1eta bad ne,er oeen authorized by any big three - - d L t IUMCRURIA - Page 2 agreement to take mao b1n ry out or Manob ria. our1ou■ tale troa Cb1nat ~ 1nt1mat1ona or a deal between - Soviet• and _!!!1te ruaa1u• - our1oua bedtello••• _!•da and •bit••• Hl•tory tell• bo , w1tb tbe triumph ot tbe J!,.olabeY1k re•olut1on - 1n Russia, tbouaand ot ant1-ooamwi1at Ruasiana, who bad tougbt aga1nat tbe .!:_•d •~• tled to Kanoburia,,,,, among other plao••• _.lli•1 b••• been 1n llanoburla •••r since - tbat proYince having a oonaiderabl• p~pulat1on ot wa1te ruaaiana. - - l • t t + - ~ A f t • 1 intrig\184 oonatantlJ againat tbelr 014 e11ealea, tile ..!!!:'lalleYllc} ... f.itr,,4 oa 4111'111g U• JapaaeH wbit• Ruaaiana - no• in tbe band• or tbe reda. - - 8"1 wtsa•A• ~ A d l e p a t o l l troa Kllllile11 •tat•• tbat, •• tbe war ended, ~1te Ruaaiu• la llallobur1a bougbt up all sort• ot " properti•• troa tbe lap•. 'fiM1t bougbt -= troa tb• aurre11der111a ) " Jape ror a aong - a •olaa i.oatau aona, or aoaetbin& not •o 1004. - - - And no•-.. w u ite Ruaa1an.t poaH••1on ot tbe purobaHd propert1e• - 1• being upbeld bf tbe aov1eta, tbe Nda and whites having aad - A - I IWICHURIA • Pap 3 •bat tbe Cbinese call - "• peace agreement." .ID other words, tbe Cbinese upon tr7ing to take poas•aeion ot tb• properti••• tind th• Red, &rau1DC, won no, tbese tb1nga belong to our 014 pala, tbe wb1te Ruaa1anal w - t PER.:> U TION Tbe contention between tbe otuan Catholto Cb rch and o~1et Russia oame more Y Tidly into the pen to ay 1 0 a declaration at tbe Vatioani\Stat meot attacking tbe OTiet was made by the Car ~1n al in cbar ot ut ~ era oonneoted wit oman c atb lio Populations in- o orpo.·a ted in the S o Tiet 1 m 1 0 ~ tJ)l..,.~~~ ?J ~m:::ttm:~-===-lti~a.-- nd apoken tu aasaret • e o / S••i:e W.U1A8 is aaking a concerted attempt to obliterate Catbol1o1aa 1n Rutbenia and that tbe Catbol1os tbere tao• mar,yrdo 1n the torm ot what be calla - "arrest, deportation to uia, pr11on, toroed 1D Oerman7, Berlin hae had ite no1a1eet and moat uproarious pol1t1oal ••t1n1 atnoe th• en4 ot the war - probablJ a1nce tbe r1ee to power ot Bitler, lb1rteen ,eare ago. Tbe rmuUDettoua P'-tosetber wa1 bel4 bf the Soo1al De110crat1, 0e1'11&1lJ'• traditional _!!)C1a111t group• aoderate. Tb• queetion at 1aaue ••• a proposal that tb• Nelal 4eaoorala aboul4 arp wilb tb• oo-un11t1 - to tora a u1t1e4 Qeraan Soo1&111, part7. ftat propoeal arouaecl • atora. 1'11• epeuer wbo a4•ooate4 a Mrpr ortera troa ■oaoow. Tb• 4ea1al wu peeled •illa a bowl or r141ollle. , ft• pro-ao•1•1 apeaar aboute4 that '11• ftircl Iaternation.r'-11a4 - ~ ~~ ••n 41•••ol••4 ucl \bat lloeoow . . not 4oll1nate the CoalWll.al I' ,ar,,-. la otber OO\lllV1••· !bat wa• IN••4 wt tb bowl• ot - " 1141outoreb1,'H ~laall7 • tbe arguant wae preNnted tbat a Union of , SOo1altata u4 co-unlata would N the ~eat guarantee tor cleaoorao7. Tb• ~raouttin1 ot Co•un1aa ud Deaoorao7 waa 4rone4 out_, llowla ot la pter. lben a •ote waa taken, e1,bt7 per oeni ot the delegate• •ote4 aca1nat a •rpr with the reel• - •ote4 u14 •o•n•• ot ~•4lu. I ,-, , SOCIAL DmOCilTS - Page I Tia• 1aaue now goea '° tbe Soo1al Deaooratl• •otera ot Berlin - tbeJ \o 4eo1de in a Moret ballot. On• euppoa1\1on 1a tbat ,,. aorillonloue 41epute u1 reault in a apl1\ among tb• aooial 4eaoorata, with the pro-ooaawiiate walking out. A .. ON 0 The 11 f stars is so lo , and so sc1ntillat1ng, that I hesitate to me ~ t i on any names. The men 111 be r aeing The Wurtele twins, Rhona and Rhoda, of Canada who have been winr . d.ng ao many races are on hand. Barbara Kidder of the University ot Denver, the Nei d linger twins from Hanover, · and so on and s : 3 Aa a reaul. t of the tragedy on the trail a few d aya ago, when Capta1D Vic Conatant, est Point coach crashed 1nto the trees, the racing will coanittee has put 1n several control gates. These m 1n no way cut down on the aa excitement or the race. Butx they should leasen the danger. Dall been talki to Rol a nd Peabod7, Sel Hannah, Ro g er Langle7, Alex Bright, Dr. Elmer, and a number of other ski personalities of national importance, about the terrif i c •P• da now attained by racers. Records on all trails are bei broken. !_ 'fh·s means that are k iers/t a velling at a raster and raster clip. So l" ace o f fi cials ar e trying t o fi g ur e ou t aye of m akin it possible for ak i~ ra t o continue brea i ng records without breaking their n ec k s. IN RETAKE Now fo r th ben e f t of al l h o are int rested in 11.ng, and th t ncludes 1 11 ns of peo p le, som e thing further abo t the a 1 races here n Can , ount a 1n tomorrow and Sundar!"'One hundred and forty one stars of tLe sk i worl are entered for the Downh 11 (u,u.l.t~- .... Slalom and Combined ch pionships. Each y~ar~th1s race 1s held in a ifferent art of the country. This year the event seema to locm bigger than ver b e fore, because it was not held during the war • . Mo t of the men taking part are just back from service. And although nearly al of them have bad little or no chance to aki during the war, judging from the way they ha v e been racing down Cannon Jlountain today, trying out the trails they a re as good •• they ever were, and perhap a little more daring. Toni Jlatt ma ~ ju■ t come back from the he was maro o ned all during the war, and where he won hia coimnlss on the hard way. Walte r Prager, Dartmouth coach, and one ,. the world's top ranking Koun t aine rs, iust ba ck j trom year s or service with the Tenth Mountain Division, •111 be racing. and Jerry Hiatt, stars fro C olorado, h h v e just flown in, and Die Jlov1 z, trom tah. lCristofer Be r , Norwegian star, who ha d his venture • in the war, a / her e , run nl for Harvard. I ., The 11st Of stars is so lo , and so scintillating, to o , f or the woman's championship. The Wurtele twine, Rhona and Rhoda, of Canada who have been winning ao .nany races are on hand. Barbara Kidder of the University ot Denver, the Neidlinger twins from Hanover, ' and so an and s : 3 Aa a reault of the tragedy on the trail a few d aye ago, when Captain Vic Conatant, eat Point coach crashed into the trees, the racing will CCJlllllittee has put 1n seTeral control gates. These m 1i1 no way cut down on the u excitement of the race. Butx they ahould leasen the d~er. ~ D.llll been ta1ki to Rol a nd Peabody, Sel Hannah, Ro g er Langley, Alex Bright, Dr. Elmer, and a number of other ski personalities of national importance, about the terrific epe da now attained by racers. Records on all trails are be broken. are s ~eans that a k1 ers/t ~ a vell1.ng at a taster and ta s ter clip. so race officials are trying to figure ou ways of m aki 1t possible for sk i ers to continue brea lng records without breaking their necks. l'v I w s h I •nt« had mor e time to talk aboot thls. Just one thtng mor e . T1ere are millions of skiers 1n America now. An the or an1zat1on doing m re than any other to solve the problem of ski acc011111odatlons ls the na~ional ski atrol. are needed for its work. Every skier in America should contribute from one to t edf ollars or m o ;e. It you are interested 1n ski lng, and w ~ i t made sater, send your do lar or five n o r ten, tonight to 1nn1e Dole 1.nnie is an abbreviation for Minot -- Kinnie Dole, Rational Ski Patrol, Graybar Building, New York City. If you send it to me I' 1 be glad to paas it along to the Rational Ski Patrol. No skier hould fail to do this. Well, hope to see some ot you on..._. cannon Kountain watching the most apectacular of all aki races, tomorrow. And now for my a olo 1 ntil Monday, back to Radio City, to you Hugh.