Representative of U.S.S.R. Addresses U.N. General Assembly

Mr. A. Y. Vyshinsky (at speaker's rostrum), First Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the U.S.S.R. and Chairman of his country's delegation to the ninth session of the United Nations General Assembly, as he addressed a plenary meeting of the Assembly this afternoon.
Mr. Vyshinsky outlined the Soviet Union's proposal for the conclusion of an international convention providing for the prohibition of atomic, hydrogen and other types of weapons of mass destruction; for a substantial reduction of armaments, and for the establishment of international control. The proposal included establishment of a "permanent international organ of control over the observance of the treaty." The powers of the organ would include "inspection on a permanent basis, to the extent necessary to insure the implementation" of the convention by all States.
Mr. Vyshinsky is also the Permanent Representative of his country to the United Nations.