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cotted-as a means of subvertine
the Security Council. He said the
Korean committee in the u. N. wa!
established to cover up foreign in
reference with Korea's internal af
fairs. He assailed the U. N. Balkan,
Commission as an illegal group tt
support artificial charges" agains
the activities of Russia's neighbors
in the Greek civil war. He ever
blamed the Palestine war on the
Western powers.
Adjourns Until Monday.
After hearing the Vishinsky
speech the Assembly adjourned un.
til Monday.
The Security Council will meet
Tuesday afternoon to clean up the
matter of Hyderabad's complaint
against India, lodged before the
swift and successful Indian inva-
sion. Since the invasion Hyderabac
has asked the removal of the com.
plant from the Councils agenda.
The Council also will consider q
Swiss request to participate in the
International Court and Bulgaria's
new application for admission tx
the U. N.
Mr.. Vishinsky singled out severa
Americans and Britons as leader,
of a campaign against the Soviet
Union. Among those he mentioned
were Defense Secretary James v
Forrestal, Secretary of the Army
Kenneth C. Royal, Senator Bridges
Republican, of New Hampshire, and
1t. Gen. George c. Kenney of the
United States Air Force.
Mr.. Vishinsky proposed that thu
Assembly demand prohibition of al
atomic weapons as weapons in.
tended for the aims of aggression
and not for those of defense"
Control Agency Proposed.
Then the Russian diplomat callec
on the Assembly Ito establish with.
in the framework of the Securit,
Council an international contro
body for the purpose of the super.
vision of and control over the i'm.
fermentation of the measures fol
the reduction of armaments ane
armed forces and for the prohibition
of atomic weapons"
Referring to the American anc
British leaders he had singled out
Mr.. Vishinsky said many of these
personalities come forward witt
f1ashy colored plans for utilizing ol
military aviation and atomic bombs
for the destruction of such Soviet
cities as Moscow, Leningrad, Kie,
and Kharkov and Odessa"
I'VE know that at the same time
the feverish activity which has moth.
ing in common with the interests OF
peace or defense of their country is
being carried on backstage of the
United Nations organization in va.
rious headquarters and in military
Offices of the United States. Great
Britain and number of other coun.
tries that rotate within the orbit o.
Anglo American influence.
This situation cannot be put ul
with. Millions of common people
who paid with their blood for crimes
of Fascist meters and organizers o
the recently terminated Seconc
World War cannot allow a repetition
of a new war which will bring in it:
wake severe calamities and hard
ships to all mankind"
Proposal Is Surprise.
Mr.. Vishinsky's surprise propose
came after he had assured the AS
sembly this country sought cooper.
alton with all nations, while the
United States Government from
the policy of fighting against ag.
gressive forces has passed over tt
a policy of expansion and realiza'
ton of plans for world domina'
ton"
The Russian diplomat said hi!
three proposals. contained in ont
resolution in the last two pages o.
his speech, were presented "for thu
purpose of strengthening the cause
of peace and eliminating the threat
of a new war fomented by expan'
sionists and other reactionary ele'
ments."
Throughout his speech he main.
tanned the expansionists were Who'll.
ly on the western side of the iror
curtain.
Mr.. Vishinsky spoke after Mrs
Vijayalakshmi Pandit, India's Am
bassador to the Soviet Union-lead'
of speaker of the day-had deniee
that her country was lined up with
any world bloc. She demanded i'm
mediate independence for Indonesia
French Indochina and British
Malaga.
In his statement of Soviet foreign
policy, Mr.. VishinSky said "the pol
icy of the Soviet Union is con.
slant and consistent policy O.
expanding and strengthening inter
national cooperation"
u. S. Policy Criticized.
Regarding American policy, HI
said: THE United States Govern.
ment, from a policy to fight against
aggressive forces, has passed over tt
a policy of expansion and realiza.
ton of plans for world domination.
Mr.. Vishinsky quoted American
newspapers and magazines in an ef
fort to prove that the United State!
is building up her military forces il
preparation for conflict with Russia
Meanwhile, there were signs the
British and French for
eign ministers may be working out
a new plan for handling their dis
pute with Russia over the Soviet
blockade of Berlin.
Pro-Western sources said the
plan may exclude any immediate
appeal for a U. N. judgment or
the Berlin deadlock If Russia re-
plies unsatisfactory to the three
powers notes sent to the Kremlin
this week.