Evening star., 1946-10-21

. Union Will contribute 10 lIlSuILil
that the work of the United Ma
tions Assembly and the Council o
Foreign Ministers is successful aht
is accomplished in the interests o
strengthening of peace and tn
well-being of peoples, great ant
small" Mr.. Molotov said as he ar
rived on the Queen Elizabeth.
He was accompanied by Ukrain'
ian Foreign Minister Dimitri Man
uilsky and Soviet Deputy Foreign
Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky.
Mr.. Molotov made his statement
to more than $50 representatives
of the press and radio aboard tht
Queen Elizabeth a few minutes be-
fore the giant liner docked. Hi
statement in full follows:
Having arrived in New York te
take part in the work OF the Gen
eral Assembly and the Council OF
Foreign Ministers, I should IKE &c
avail myself of the opportunity In
order to convey on behalf OF thu
government and the people OF the
Soviet Union greetings to the Gov.
ernment and people OF the Unlteo
States.
Sure Problems Can Be Solved.
"I am sure that important tasks
now before the United Nations car
be successfully solved and that any
difficulties can be overcome given
good will and the real desire to
achieve mutual understanding. The
delegation of the Soviet Union WILL
contribute to insuring the work OF
the United Nations General As
sembly and Council of Foreign
Ministers is successful in accom-
plishing the interests of strength
ening peace and the well being OF
peoples, great and small. Permit
me to thank the representatives OF
United States authorities present
here for the warm reception ex-
tended me and my colleagues.
Chairman Connally of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, re-
turning from the Paris Peace Con-
ference, told reporters:
st deplore the talk of another
war. Russia doesn't want another
war: Stain and Molotov do not
want another war.
Calls Peace Farley "Success."
"The Paris Peace Conference &C
complshed substantial results. We
did not secure all that we desired,
and Russia did not get all that it
was looking for"
"On the whole, the conference
was a success. 1t tears the curtain
from secret diplomacy-it lets the
people of the world know what is
going on"
Senator Connally was accom-
panied by Mrs. Connally.
The Russian and American dele
cations to the General Assembly
which convenes Wednesday in
Flushing Meadow Park, reached full
strength today with the arrival OF
Mr.. Molotov and Senator Connally.
Others on Queen Elizabeth.
With them aboard the Queen
Elizabeth were Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgian foreign minister and secre-
tary of the General Assembly, and
several others in the mounting list
of topf1ight diplomats gathering In
New York.
These included Philip j. Noel
Baker, who will head the British
delegation until the arrival of For
eign Secretary Ernest Bevin; Sir
Hartley Shawcross, British attorney
general; Jan Masaryk. Czech for
eign minister; DR.. Quo Tai-Chi, Chi
nese delegate to the Security Coun-
Gil; Joseph Bech, Luxenbourg's for
eign minister, and Dmitri Manuilsky
foreign minister of the Soviet
Ukraine.
The completion of the American
and Russian delegations signalled
the intensifcation of huddles to de-
termine policies to be carried out
in the Assembly.
The Soviet delegation held its
first meeting on shipboard coming
up the North River from Quaran-
tine, where Nikolai v. Novkov, Am
bassador to Washington, and Andrel
A. Gromyko, Soviet delegate to the
Security Council, boarded the Eliza
beth.
Senator Connally was the last tc
arrive in the American delegation
which scheduled another>of its series
of preliminary discussions OF policy
The Big Five veto issue was today's
subject.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
of Michigan, who served with Sen
ator Connally alongside Secretary
of State Byrnes at the Paris con-
ferences, arrived from Washington
last night to join the delegation dis
cussions under the leadership of for
mer Republican Senator Warren r
Austin of Maine, head of the Ameri-
can group.
BY the time the Assembly opens
at 4 pm. Wednesday with speeches
by President Truman, Mr.. Spaak
and Vincent r. Impellitteri, presi-
dent of the City Council, New York
will be host to almost a score OF
foreign ministers and well over a
dozen ambassadors heading national
delegations.
Will Be Truman's Guests.
The delegation chiefs will be
guests of President Truman at re-
ception in the Waldorf Astoria after
the opening session The Assembly
meeting is expected to last well over
six weeks.
A 21-member French delegation
arrived by plane from Paris yester-
day with word that it would be
headed by the Security Council
delegate, Alexandra Parodi, pend
ing the arrival of Georges Bidault,
French President and Foreign Min
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