Evening star., 1947-09-17
Marshall Asks Curbs on Veto
In Reversing Policy at U. N;
Blasts Reds in Greek Aid PIeo
Domination or End
Of u. N. Is Aim of
U. S., Soviet Says
By The Associoted Press

MOSCOW, Sept. 17.-Moscow' s
newspapers published a TaSs
dispatch from New York today
asserting that American policy
in the United Nations sought tc
subject the world peace organi-
zation to the White House, or
failing that, to wreck the U. N
The dispatch, from a special cor
respondent of the Soviet news
agency, said: Everything bears wit
ness to the fact that American
policy with regard to the U. N. more
and more is pointing to two alter
natives - either unconditional SUBJ
jugation of the U. N. to the line OF
the White House or direct liquida-
ton of the organization.
This was the plainest speaking
on the United Nations yet to appear
in the Russian press.
Policy Buildup Charged.
'The entire American press" Tass
said, frankly explains this intense
preparation by the desire of the
United States delegation to use this
session of the U. N. In the interests
OF White House policy"
The dispatch said that "for sew
eral weeks prior to the session there
had been an intense working up of
public opinion along the lines of the
American delegations policy"
Tass said Secretary of State Mar
shall'S recent speech was under
stood here as an expression of the
firm intention of the American
delegation to obtain at any price
the subjugation of the General AS
sembly to it's dictate"
(The dispatch, apparently re-
ferred to Gen. Marshall's address
Sunday in New York, marking
the opening of United Nations
week, in which he stressed the
need for support of the U. N. by
the foreign policy of the United
States.)
"Vet0 Question" Scored.
ut is natural that those RESPONSE
BILE for violations find it undesirable
that the General Assembly con-
centrate its attention on basic ques-
tlons OF peace and security" Tass
said.
Therefore a great campaign is
waged with the intention of dis
tracing world opinion from reality
which is not pretty, and to direct
the work of the Assembly to a false
path. The veto question is being
dragged out of dusty archives, a
tattered scarecrow."
Tass also forwarded to Moscow
newspapers dispatch quoting the
New York Daily News as saying:
Next spring we predict there
won't be any U. N. Instead, and per-
haps under the same name, there
will exist military alliance under
the mastery of the United States. .
CThe New York Daily News
Washington correspondent. John
O'Donnell, said in an article ap-
pearing Monday: Our hunch to-
day: Come next spring there Just
isn't going to be any United Ma
tiions. In its place, perhaps
under the same name, there will
be military alliance dominated
by the United States drawn up
against the Moscow dominated
forces of communism ** *.")
Molotov Back in Moscow.
Foreign Minister Molotov has re-
turned to Moscow from the Black
Sea region, where he recently met
Prime Minister Stain.
InfoSr~. foreign diplomats saw
some significance in Mr.. Molotov's
return, expressing the opinion that
he was following closely every de-
velopment in connection with the
meeting of the United Nations Cen
eral Assembly in New York. 1t was
believed he would be better able to
do this in the capital than else
where.
Some diplomats expressed belief
that the Assembly session held some
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