Evening star., 1948-11-06
Red Bloc in u. n.
Taunts Dulles on
6. @. Defeat
Polish Delegate Jibes
At u. S. Bipartisan
Foreign Policy
BY the Associofed Press

PARIS, Nov. GA Russian bloc
delegate taunted John Foster
Dulles today on the Republican
defeat In the United States elec-
ton.
Mr.. Dulles, an American delegate
TO the United Nations Assembly and
foreign affairs adviser to Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey of New York,
might have been Secretary of State
had Gov. Dewey been elected.
The delegate, Juliusz Katz-Suchy
Of Poland, also took a crack at
American bipartisan foreign policy
in the light Of President Truman's
victory at the polls. He addressed
the 58-nation Political Committee
Of the United Nations Assembly.
Called Private Affair"
Replying to Mr.. Dulles attack
yesterday on the role of Soviet bloc
states in the Greek civil war, the
Polish delegate declared "the likes
and dislikes of Mr.. Dulles are en-
tirely a personal affair since last
Tuesday-entirely a private affair" /"
Later. Andrei Y. Vishinsky, Soviet
Deputy Foreign Minister, told the
committee the Greek government is
out to destroy the rebels "by any
means" including poison gases. He
said Greeces delegate to the United
Nations, Panayotis Pipinelis, has
shown ''he was well acquainted with
toxic gases" and that this is no
accident"
And without any compunction,
his government, with the knowledge
Of the United States and Britain, is
preparing to take such action" Mr..
Vishinsky added.
Before Mr.. Vishinsky spoke, Mr..
Pipinelis had taken the floor to reply
to previous attacks on him by the
Russian delegate.
Mr.. Katz-Suchy's attack was a
personal one on Mr.. Dulles. The
American delegate yesterday had ac-
cused the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia,
Albania and Bulgaria of attempting
to discredit the q. N. Special Com
mittee on the Balkans and hide
facts about Communist support for
the Greek guerrillas.
During his speech, Mr.. Katz-
Suchy frequently thumped the table
with his fist as he directed sarcastic
barbs at Mr.. Dulles. At one point
he declared with heavy irony that
''Mr. Dulles bipartisan attachment
becomes much stronger after the
election.
Dulles Declines to Reply.
Later Mr.. Dulles made a state
ment to the committe saying this
was not the first time he had been
attacked.
81 have not replied and I do not
reply now," Mr.. Dulles said, be
cause I believe that the delegations
here have an elemental duty to exer-
cize self-control to prevent personal
brawling, which would injure the
prestige and usefulness of the As
sembly"
The Katz-Suchy attack at times
was violent. He declared Mr.. Dulles
did not mind the misery and poverty
of the Greek people. and added:
He Is not even moved by the
murder of George Polk, who was
slain by rightist elements. He is
moved by strategic interests" Greece
has accused Communists of the Polk
Staying.
Mr.. Katz-Suchy also revived the
Eastern charge that the United
States has dreams of expansion.
Empire Building Charged.
Everybody knows that the United
States is trying to build an empire.
There Is no need for Mr.. Dulles to
tell us how unself1sh that is"
The Polish delegate said that Mr..
Dulles, who yesterday attacked
Russia for vicious falsehoods"
against the United States, helped
keep the United States from taking
part in the fight in Europe at the
time of the Nazi invasion of Poland.
Before taking up the Greek de-
bate proper, the committee spent
more than an hour arguing over
whether it should show Yugoslav
government movies of Greek chill
dren in Yugoslavia.
The question was whether such
fllms were documentary or propa-
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