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i | | ae, - Qouncil, is considered an idea) |[his desire to retire in face of Wash~- / 7’ ’ ' oo, } / = cael — / . } - Te erenrener nee ee 5ee State Dep’ t Tryin * As UN’s General Ass oy across the sunlit grounds of Flushing Meadows yester of the General Assembly openéd at 11:1] a.m. Secrei the American. delegation, was expected to take part in Wednesday's geners * bate with a speech demanding Assembly action in support of United States-ya- Kingdom were” electéd,. ventures in monarchist Greece. Obviously inspired dope stories in Tuesday’ Bi iderts with 48 votes eac New York Times indicate cn all-out Washin ston. campaign to make the United Natjo tio! Klatid” Prance received st, : viel Union and Me aerye the Truman Doctrine at any cost. pea weft os 4 apiece. Stung by the Security Councits decision Moriday. night, to dissolve the border = 7 Ukra misaion In Greece, the United States ® == in 21 aout ew. en Was expected to press for an As- RE- ELECT ARANHA * -. ° APPEALS’ FOR *REASON’ of lots by Aranha, Cuba ¥ sembly recommendation re-estab- hana ‘ ¥ * . @fter slnch, amid warm hand-} ¢ “Aranha “appealed for the “rule of| CH ELECTED , Por the important: Po! lishing this commission. “\\shakes and spirit of a great re-freason™ to clear away “the whrid@ More than that, the State pes union, whe delegates re-elected Ara: -pide- misgivings anda perplexities”| .,' . partment is said to be considerfhg inna as president by 29 votes,’ nd exclaimed that “the strife which, or Luaemboure wen oe ‘he “Armstrong Plan,” named after |azgainst 22 for the United States is the feature of the post-war ae 42't0 12 over Pol a’s fo fre editor OY Foreign Affairs, Ham- |chdlce, Herbert vere Evatt of Aut-| riod must be terminated.” ies ister Ziguiunt ‘Modrelews Baiayor William O'Dwyer lollowed yislting the United Btat my, JosepIf Starobin “Oe Shadows of the State Department’s determinatic Iton FAR Armstrong, which wotild|tralis, ret GD an alliance within the United] Op the first ballot, Evatt got 23! ins bulef welcome urging the United ations directed against what are |votgs: with for Arapha and alx Nations, Yo ploneer In the “wildér-}. valled the “obstructionist tactics” Ht for J k, Foreign Minister bens ‘human. relatfohships” andi. - he Soviet Union. gt Czechoslovakia. , ; : The General Assembly, where tne’ » The Latin American countries, epere all peoples apotber war. rrinciple of great power unanimity freeting before the session, had pre- In-the afternoon cession, the As- nn See veuy upon Aranha to run, te . ts, anor ve aes not hold, as in the Security #yatled upo: deep cemnbly elected seven vice-presidents, hairmanship ‘of the & the, heads of six committees, nitarian apd Cultural Agither with the president, Carttiierendsen of gah the General Committee! oo took ‘the k vi y com of Trusteeship; Asaf ag of inte tener tue! F *qunding-board for this project.” : fngton's Tee baliet Evatt. neatt's The United States delegation met. G8 the of ene of Ee in plan jts tactics op. thi scheme "votes went te Aranba while four as well as plans for Memiting the ballote—evidently-frem the Seviet ‘nanimity principle within Union and the new densecracien: of “yuncil—most of Monday. ae net atmlares ssi Amvali By contrast with this bluff and se-ectled Soviet bles musi have ‘tuster atmosphere, the delegates of caieed to elect Aranha, The bal- “5 nations, many of them just .off loting was secret. ° ‘Gps and planes, assembled in bia- oo; . Inega-like fashion under the predl-[[o, sre Enc) haired, broad shouldered “ ‘ney of alder, Aran: t Br axl Brazilian had opened the meeting hteo wih three raps of the gavel, and The sessions were aided by walkie~ in a 15 minute address urged the ‘Ikiea on every delegate’s’ ‘ded, il delezates to reject the “very thought ‘ich saves tigge by simullaneousof war.” ‘anglation into, @ifferent languages. “The agenda cenisins many ‘lhis was the first use of the war- jiteme," he sald, “bui it narrows eae a radio devices and cost the"UN[ idewn ie the question of whether ([00-3- Sf- ; install for the delegates/ “the road selected hy. wif} lead —ee ewe cameest om oe rn Trg qe, RECORMEY, 78 oct — O° (FS mpexen/ ' 100-3 3] ete by ee er ewe, : . Be tant Pape tt mt, -: at i = } Gg tm ee ae Nears wetwe PAE DAIS Te REE N n MES we tee ap bed . at 11 a.m.