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a? Admipistrative and | the hemisphere pect just itieieds wicetary Slammi@c with Faris | 1igelery VOmnis c, ad at Rio de Janeiro. rt Rhoury of Sage heading 61 ya other words. having falled to Oe snesday pies nes session is|{bulldose the Security Council, the. xpected to featufé the report by || Assembly will be used as # great) " cretary General Tryeve “Lie, with | onseande medium: but aince the “ve afternoon meeting a 2°40 P™.) assembly cannot act, but only rec-, pening general debate. Secretary) gomends, the Slate Department is| ‘tarshell and perhaps the bie) prepared to create with the UN! «hite-halred lawyer and chief dei-/: :a special alliance of its own. * be . broached - immediately but may! ten the sa tel)” talks with Zyzm ante Andrel“Vishir-ly will 66)" ryt Ja apposed to frighten the], "8 “idemocratic forces led by the Soviet After Beveral days of general fled, pdemmcratic forces led by . ae: ‘the Assembly will move to its oregatention. 1 them to leave the ke Buccess headquarters, anc f* eal de. it is te ireak up into committees. With 62° wast Wunta Lancer it itums on the agenda, the parley may or * ashing 1 nt ated qraake : eutht parallel te the United Nations mon Sige, wttno. cme vaviectine aewsgaperman with nig convert sneer sgency| hom I talked admitted that be, pty yas most concerned with this baste, * According to T. J. Hamilton of! cue of American-Soviet deadloty gthe New York Times, who volced | “hich, he said, would decide the’ ‘these Administration plans on Tues- utcome of the Palestine and other) ‘FAR DRIVE wr This fear of a big Washington f Mapsyall's opening speech. Peland’s foreign affairs’ spr. rive to mis-use the General As="| . . : “mbly and distor! aj) the practical vork cut out for it 3s typical” of he atmésphere at Plushing Meads % *, ih! * Washington's idea scems te be tq rake « tremendous nelse at the 4. ie a te cobvince the Americ amd the world that. ibe 5 Se desi oeckiag, the UN's effes-i{ tivemennte: el rae ee ee an ' With the United States getting | reper into a meas of its own eetion in etrife-ridden Greece, he State Department wants to ‘\regten Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania Sar gupposediy_alding “tag reek Democratic Army and “rio- [ tion” Greece's sovereignty. For a while, the State Depert- ‘emt toyed with the idea of in- ivoking article $1 of the Qhartar {which allows al) nations to take ‘military tmensufes in their pelf- defense. . ry | SPECIAL ALLIANCE ' But sines 4 would be toofaw to ‘clad that Und States ie physic- _ sly sndangereg oy ite own inter- ' vention - Fs) Greece, the Armstrong rroposal came te the Tore. Under she a Oe we 6PM, ‘se Cnlied | Rates would form an° , Yeti to right: GOF brain trester Joss U.S. Delegates: Foster Willen; Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt, retary of State Georre C-Miarshall, and Security Council spok day, the Armatrone plan may not A Huddle in the Lounge: 7" amt dor ta “Wpyshin, odzelewski, his foreign minlsies be.beld in reserve while the Greek company ef the Soviet Security Council spokesman, An and Preto dasues"-are brought to the ptingke, On the right i* Tadeass-Tebrowshl, depoty-diredio: a —Daily Worker Photos by fF. ne