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For Europe, President Is ToIdGromyko Says
Poles Ask Assembly
For Condemnation
Of Marshall Program
u. S. BACKS Argentina. Canada
Czechs for Council. Page AS
By the Associated Press

U. S. BACKS Argentina, Canada,
Czechs for Council. Page AS.
BY the Associated Press
LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 27. -
Russia today accused the United
States of attempting to justify
Armed American intervention in
Greece and declared the United
States was using the Greek ques-
ton to undermine the United
Nations.
Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele
gate, told the United Nations AS
sembly's 55-nation political COM
mittee in bitter Commute attack
on American interference that
the United States action might
cause the collapse of the u. NJ"
The United States is ready to
act in circumvention of the United
Nations if their Greek proposal
isn't accepted" Mr.. Gromyko told
the delegates. He then added care
fully that the United States was at
tempting to Justify armed United
States intervention in Greece" and
was following dangerous path"
Repeats Counter-Proposal.
Mr.. Gromyko rejected the pro-
posal presented earlier by the
the United States in formal reso-
luton and re-offered a counter
proposal absolving Soviet satellites
of all blame for Balkan disorders.
The Russian resolution, a copy of
one overwhelmingly rejected by the
Security Council, blamed Greece
for border unrest, demanded with
drawal of foreign troops and for
eign military personnel from Greece,
and asked the assembly to create
a commission to supervise economic
aid to Greece, an apparent, refer
ence to the Truman aid program.
The American proposal accuses
Albania, Bulgaria and .Yugoslavia of
supporting guerrilla warfare against
the Greek government and calls for
establishment of special commit
tee to investigate disturbances.
Poland Assails Marshall Plan.
1t was the second attack on
United States policy within the day
by the Soviet bloc. Poland asked
the United Nations to condemn the
Marshall Plan for European eco
nomic recovery and called on all
members to refuse to participate in
any economic program set up out
side the U. N.
In his general condemnation of
American aid, Mr.. Gromkyo said
he had been advised that the United
States soon would have $4,000 mill
tary instructors in Greece.
Following the Soviet address, dele
gates voted down, IS to 6, Russian
motion to give full participation
rights to Albania and Bulgaria, non.
U. N. members, in the Balkans
debate. The committee then passed
a Belgian resolution, 80 to /, grant,
ing the two the opportunity to make
statements and answer specific
questions. Czechoslovakia voted in
the negative and Russia abstained.
The committee had asked the two
governments to agree to accept the
provisions Of the U. N. Charter, and
delegates generally agreed that the
replies had been evasive.
Adjourns until Monday.
The committee then adjourned
until Monday when discussions on
the American and Russian proposals
are expected to begin.
Like his resolution, Mr.. Gromyko's
speech was virtually a carbon copy
of all the accusations he hurled
against the United States, Britain
and Greece in lengthy council
debates.
1T is obvious" Mr.. Gromyko
added, that the United States has
no intention whatever to settle the
Greek question properly. The United
States had found it fit to pursue its
own aims in Greace."
He charged the United States with
manipulating the leaders of the
Greek regime.
DR.. Oscar Lange, Polish delegate
and former University of Chicago
economics professor, said the Mar
shall program offered at Paris was
inadequate and harmful to U. N
authority and effectiveness.
Rather, DR.. Lange said, members
of the U. N should make use of
the peace agencys machinery. AS a
step in this direction, he asked for
periodic surveys of world economic
conditions by the U. N with SUBJ
sequent recommendations on how to
remedy them.