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Secretary of State Dean Acheson, testifying before a Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee, urges the United States to rush more ground troops to Europe "now"--to prevent war or assure Allied victory if war comes.

Shown leaving the White House after conferring with President Truman are Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) and John Foster Dulles, GOP consultant on foreign policy.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson confers with U. S. Army Secretary Frank C. Pace, Jr. (left), during the 12 nation Atlantic Pact Conference held in Brussels.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson (right) went before a joint meeting of the Senate-House Foreign Relations Committees to report on the crisis talks of President Harry S. Truman and Prime Minister Clement Attlee (of Great Britain). Their talks deal with the Korean War. He is shown here with committee member Senator Brien McMahon (D. Conn.).

Secretary of State Dean Acheson leaves the White House today after attending a conference between President Truman and Congressional leaders at which the President asked for a $18,200,000,000 program to expand the armed services and boost atomic weapons productions.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson, in a speech to the nation, says that the United States desires peace and is seeking to negotiate peaceably (in the Korean War), but if the actions of Communist China and other nations shows this to be impossible, the United States will meet force with force.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson speaks at the Hotel Commodore in New York City, during the 9th anniversary dinner of Freedom House. He received the 1950 Freedom Award.

At the Saddler's Wells Ballet in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, Secretary of State Dean Acheson signs autographs for guests.

At a dinner given in honor of retiring United Nations General Assembly President Carlos P. Romulo, left to right: Secretary of State Dean Acheson, New United Nations Assembly President Nasrollah Entezam, of Iran (center), and acting Mayor of New York Vincent Impellitteri. The function took place at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

Secretary of State Dean Acheson addresses the United Nations General Assembly. Mr. Acheson proposed a U. N. program to be backed by military force to oppose aggression anywhere world over, and marked a mile-stone in American policy by advocating land-reform in backward areas.