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APPENDIX I

ROSTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS(As of 31 March 1956)

COUNTRY

AfghanistanAlbaniaArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBelgiumBoliviaBrazilBulgariaBurmaByelorussian SSRCambodiaCanadaCeylonChileChinaColombiaCosta RicaCubaCzechoslovakiaDenmarkDominican RepublicEcuadorEgyptEl SalvadorEthiopiaFinlandFranceGhanaGreeceGuatemalaHaitiHondurasHungaryIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIranIraqIrelandIsraelItalyJapanJordanLaosLebanon

TOTAL AREA(square kilometres)

650,00028,748

2,778,4127,704,159

83,84930,507

1,098,5818,513,844

111,493677,950207,600175,000

9,960,54765,610

741,7679,736,2881,138,355

50,900114,524127,81942,93648,734

270,6701,000,000

20,0001,184,320

337,009551,208237,873132,562108,88927,750

112,08893,030

103,0003,288,3751,491,5621,630,000

444,47470,28320,678

301,226369,81396,610

237,00010,400

ESTIMATED POPULATIONDate

1 July 19561 July 19551 July 1956

30 Sep. 195631 Dec. 195531 Dec. 19555 Sep. 19561 Jan. 19571 Dec. 19561 July 19561 Apr. 19561 July 19551 Jan. 1957

15 June 195631 Aug. 1956

1 July 19485 July 1956

31 Dec. 195628 Jan. 1953

1 July 19561 July 19551 July 19561 July 19561 July 19551 July 1956

195531 Jan. 1957

1 Jan. 19571 July 1956

31 Dec. 195531 Dec. 1955

1 July 19551 July 1956

31 Dec. 195531 Dec. 1955

1 July 19551 July 1955

1-15 Nov. 195631 Dec. 19561 July 1956

31 Dec. 195630 Nov. 1956

1 Dec. 19561 July 19561 July 19551 July 1956

Total(in thousands)

12,0001,394

19,4709,4796,9768,8963,235

60,5537,629

19,8568,0004,358

16,3448,7836,972

463,49312,9391,0135,829

13,2244,4392,6083,777

22,9342,268

20,0004,315

43,7874,6918,0073,3033,3051,7119,861

159381,69081,90018,9454,8592,8951,872

49,40090,400

1,4711,4251,450

DATE OF U.N.MEMBERSHIP

19 Nov. 194614 Dec. 195524 Oct. 1945

1 Nov. 194514 Dec. 195527 Dec. 194514 Nov. 194524 Oct. 194514 Dec. 195519 Apr. 194824 Oct. 194514 Dec. 19559 Nov. 1945

14 Dec. 195524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 19455 Nov. 19452 Nov. 1945

24 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194521 Dec. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194513 Nov. 194514 Dec. 195524 Oct. 19458 Mar. 1957

25 Oct. 194521 Nov. 194524 Oct. 194517 Dec. 194514 Dec. 195519 Nov. 194630 Oct. 194528 Sep. 195024 Oct. 194521 Dec. 194514 Dec. 195511 May 194914 Dec. 195518 Dec. 195614 Dec. 195514 Dec. 195524 Oct. 1945

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COUNTRYTOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION

(square kilometres) Date TotalDATE OF U.N.MEMBERSHIP

(in thousands)LiberiaLibyaLuxembourgMexicoMoroccoNepalNetherlandsNew ZealandNicaraguaNorwayPakistanPanamaParaguayPeruPhilippinesPolandPortugalRomaniaSaudi ArabiaSpainSudanSwedenSyriaThailandTunisiaTurkeyUkrainian SSRUnion of South AfricaUnion of Soviet Socialist

RepublicsUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayVenezuelaYemenYugoslavia

111,3701,759,540

2,5861,969,367

410,805140,75340,893

267,995148,000323,917944,824

74,470406,752

1,249,049299,404311,700

92,200237,502

1,600,000503,486

2,505,825449,681181,337514,000125,180776,980576,600

1,223,409

22,403,000244,016

7,827,976186,926912,050195,000255,395

1 July 19551 July 1955

31 Dec. 19551 July 19561 July 1955

15 July 1952-15 July 19541 Jan. 1957

31 Dec. 195631 Dec. 195630 June 1956

1 July 19561 July 19561 July 1956

31 Dec. 19561 July 1956

31 Mar. 19561 Feb. 1957

21 Feb. 19561 July 1952

30 June 195617 Jan. 195630 Sep. 195631 Dec. 1955

1 July 19561 Feb. 19561 Oct. 19561 Apr. 1956

30 June 1956

1 Apr. 195630 June 1956

1 Jan. 195731 Dec. 195531 Dec. 1956

1 July 194930 Nov. 1956

1,2501,105

31130,538

9,7238,432

10,9562,2091,3023,462

83,603934

1,6019,787

22,26527,6808,879

17,4907,000

29,20310,210

7,3224,194

20,6863,782

24,79740,60013,915

200,20051,446

169,6612,6326,0394,500

17,932

2 Nov. 194514 Dec. 195524 Oct. 1945

7 Nov. 194512 Nov. 195614 Dec. 195510 Dec. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194527 Nov. 194530 Sep. 194713 Nov. 194524 Oct. 194531 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194514 Dec. 195514 Dec. 195524 Oct. 194514 Dec. 195512 Nov. 195619 Nov. 194624 Oct. 194516 Dec. 194612 Nov. 195624 Oct. 194524 Oct. 1945

7 Nov. 1945

24 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194524 Oct. 194518 Dec. 194515 Nov. 194530 Sep. 194724 Oct. 1945

APPENDIX II

S T R U C T U R E OF THE U N I T E D N A T I O N S

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The General Assembly is composed of all the Mem-bers of the United Nations. (For delegations to thefirst and second emergency special sessions and theeleventh regular session, see APPENDIX IV.)President, first and second emergency special sessions:

Rudecindo Ortega (Chile).Vice-Presidents, first and second emergency special

sessions: China, Ethiopia, France, Luxembourg,USSR, United Kingdom, United States (the Chair-men of the respective delegations act as Vice-Presidents).

President, eleventh session: Prince Wan Waithayakon(Thailand).

Vice-Presidents,1 eleventh session: China, El Salvador,France, India, Italy, USSR, United Kingdom,United States (the Chairmen of the respectivedelegations act as Vice-Presidents).The Assembly has four types of committees: Main

Committees, procedural committees, standing com-mittees, and subsidiary and ad hoc bodies.

MAIN COMMITTEES

Seven Main Committees are established under therules of procedure of the General Assembly.Political and Security Committee (including the regu-

lation of armaments) (First Committee).Special Political Committee.2

Economic and Financial Committee (Second Com-mittee).

Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (ThirdCommittee).

Trusteeship Committee (including Non-Self-Govern-ing Territories) (Fourth Committee).

Administrative and Budgetary Committee (Fifth Com-mittee).

Legal Committee (Sixth Committee).Each Member may be represented by one person

on each Main Committee.

1 On 15 November 1956, the General Assembly

decided to establish an eighth vice-presidency electingItaly as the eighth Vice-President.

2 On 12 November 1956, the General Assembly

established an Ad Hoc Political Committee. Later,however, by decisions taken on 15 November and 18December 1956, the Assembly made this Committeeone of its permanent and Main Committees, renamingit the "Special Political Committee" and thus bring-

ing the number of Main Committees up to seven.

In addition to these seven Main Committees, theGeneral Assembly may constitute other committees,on which all Members have the right to be represented.

At the Assembly's eleventh session the officers ofthe Main Committees were as follows:

FIRST COMMITTEE

Chairman: Victor A. Belaúnde (Peru).Vice-Chairman: R. S. S. Gunewardene (Ceylon).Rapporteur: Franz Matsch (Austria).

SPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE

Chairman: Selim Sarper (Turkey).Vice-Chairman: Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro (Indonesia).Rapporteur: Sergije Makiedo (Yugoslavia).

SECOND COMMITTEE

Chairman: Mohammad Mir Khan (Pakistan).Vice-Chairman: Tadeusz Lychowski (Poland).Rapporteur: J. P. Bannier (Netherlands).

THIRD COMMITTEE

Chairman: Hermod Lannung (Denmark).Vice-Chairman: Mohammad Ali Massoud-Ansari

(Iran).Rapporteur: Mrs. Graciela Quan (Guatemala).

FOURTH COMMITTEE

Chairman: Enrique de Marchena (Dominican Repub-lic).

Vice-Chairman: Mrs. Angie E. Brooks (Liberia).Rapporteur: F. H, Soward (Canada).

FIFTH COMMITTEE

Chairman: Omar Loutfi (Egypt).Vice-Chairman: S. Calogeropoulos-Stratis (Greece).Rapporteur: Francisco A. Forteza (Uruguay).

SIXTH COMMITTEE

Chairman: Karel Petrzelka (Czechoslovakia).Vice-Chairman: Jorge Castañeda (Mexico).Rapporteur: Kenneth H. Bailey (Australia).

PROCEDURAL COMMITTEES

There are two procedural committees: the GeneralCommittee and the Credentials Committee.

GENERAL COMMITTEE

In accordance with the rules of procedure, theGeneral Committee consists of the President of the

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General Assembly, as Chairman, the eight Vice-Presi-dents and the Chairmen of the seven Main Commit-tees.

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

This Committee consists of nine Members appointedby the Assembly on the proposal of the President. Itsmembership for the first and second emergency specialsessions consisted of the representatives of Afghanistan,Australia, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, France,Indonesia, Iraq, the USSR and the United States,with the representative of Iraq as Chairman. At theeleventh session it was composed of Argentina, Brazil,Burma, Iraq, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain,the USSR and the United States, with the representa-tive of New Zealand as Chairman.

STANDING COMMITTEES

Two standing committees are established by therules of procedure: the Advisory Committee on Ad-ministrative and Budgetary Questions and the Com-mittee on Contributions. Each consists of experts ap-pointed in their individual capacities.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE

AND BUDGETARY QUESTIONS

To serve until 31 December 1956: Rafik Asha (Syria),André Ganem (France), T. J. Natarajan (India).3

To serve until 31 December 1957: Thanassis Aghni-des (Greece), Chairman; Eduardo Carrizosa (Co-lombia); Igor V. Chechetkin (USSR).

To serve until 31 December 1958: Carlos Blanco(Cuba), Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom),John E. Fobes (United States).On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly, by

resolution 1076(XI), re-appointed André Ganem andT. J. Natarajan, and appointed Kadhim M. Khalaf(Iraq), replacing Rafik Asha, for a three-year termbeginning 1 January 1957.

COMMITTEE ON CONTRIBUTIONS

To serve until 31 December 1956: Ottolmy Strauch(Brazil)4; Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom);Klas Erik Book (Sweden), Vice-Chairman.

To serve until 31 December 1957: René Charron(France)4; Arthur S. Lall (India), Chairman;Josue Saenz (Mexico); G. F. Saksin (USSR).

To serve until 31 December 1958: Robert E. Merriam(United States), Jiri Nosek (Czechoslovakia)4,Agha Shahi (Pakistan).On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly

(resolution 1077(XI) re-appointed Arthur H. Cloughand appointed Fernando A. Galvao (Brazil) and Sid-ney D. Pollock (Canada), replacing Ottolmy Strauchand Klas Erik Book, for a three-year term beginning1 January 1957.

3 T. J. Natarajan was appointed on 1 January 1956

to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of G. R.Kamat (India).

4 Ottolmy Strauch, René Charron and Jiri Nosekwere unable to attend; the latter two were representedby Jean Turpin and Jaroslav Pscolka respectively.

SUBSIDIARY AND AD HOC BODIES

The following subsidiary and ad hoc bodies werein existence between 1 January 1956 and 8 March1957, when the General Assembly's eleventh regularsession was temporarily adjourned. Those marked †were created during this period and those marked *were discontinued. In the case of new and some otherbodies, the terms of reference are given.Interim Committee of the General AssemblyUnited Nations Emergency Force (UNEF)Advisory Committee on the United Nations Emer-

gency Force†Committee on the Financing of the United Nations

Emergency Force (as appointed under GeneralAssembly resolution 1089(XI))†

United Nations Conciliation Commission for PalestineUnited Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine

Refugees in the Near EastSpecial Committee on the Problem of Hungary†Disarmament Commission

Sub-Committee on DisarmamentPanel for Inquiry and ConciliationAdvisory Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic

EnergyScientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radia-

tionPeace Observation Commission

Balkan Sub-CommissionCollective Measures Committee

Panel of Military ExpertsUnited Nations Commission for the Unification and

Rehabilitation of KoreaUnited Nations Korean Reconstruction AgencyUnited Nations Commission to Investigate Condi-

tions for Free Elections in GermanyUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)Office of the United Nations High Commissioner

for RefugeesAd Hoc Committee on a Special United Nations

Fund for Economic DevelopmentAd Hoc Commission on Prisoners of WarUnited Nations Advisory Council for SomalilandUnited Nations Plebiscite Commissioner for the Trust

Territory of Togoland under British Administration*United Nations Commission on Togoland under

French administration†Committee on South West AfricaCommittee on Information from Non-Self-Governing

TerritoriesSub-Committee on the Revision of the Questionnaire

(relating to Trust Territories)Advisory Committee for the United Nations Memorial

Cemetery in KoreaNegotiating Committee for Extra-Budgetary Funds*†Board of AuditorsUnited Nations Administrative TribunalUnited Nations Staff Pension CommitteeInvestments CommitteeCommittee to Review the Salary, Allowance and

Benefits System of the United Nations*Committee on Applications for Review of Administra-

tive Tribunal Judgements

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 493International Law CommissionCommittee on Arrangements for a Conference for

the Purpose of Reviewing the CharterSpecial Committee on Defining Aggression

INTERIM COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Each Member of the United Nations has the rightto be represented on the Interim Committee.Chairman: Oscar Thorsing (Sweden).Vice-Chairman: Tiburcio Carías, Jr. (Honduras).Rapporteur: Mahmood Shafqat (Pakistan).

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE UNITED NATIONS

EMERGENCY FORCE

The Committee was established by the first emer-gency special session of the General Assembly, on 7November 1956 (by resolution 1001 (ES-I)), toundertake the development of those aspects of theplanning for the United Nations Emergency Forceand its operation not previously dealt with by theGeneral Assembly and which did not fall within thearea of the direct responsibility of the Chief of Com-mand of the Force. The Committee was, in the per-formance of its duties, empowered to request, throughthe usual procedures, the convening of the GeneralAssembly and to report to it whenever matters arosewhich, in its opinion, were of such urgency and im-portance as to require consideration by the GeneralAssembly itself.Members: Brazil, Canada, Ceylon, Colombia, India,

Norway, Pakistan, with the Secretary-General asChairman.

COMMITTEE ON THE FINANCING OF THE UNITED

NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE

(As Appointed under General Assembly Resolution1089(XI))

The General Assembly established this Committee,on 21 December 1956 (by resolution 1089(XI)), toexamine the question of the apportionment of theexpenses of the United Nations Emergency Force inexcess of $10 million. It was directed to take intoconsideration, among other things, the discussionson this matter at the General Assembly, and to studythe question in all its aspects, including the possibilityof voluntary contributions, the fixing of maximumamounts for the expenses of the Emergency Forcewhich, with prior approval by the General Assembly,could be established on each occasion, and the prin-ciple or the formulation of scales of contributions dif-ferent from the scale of contributions by MemberStates to the ordinary budget for 1957. The Commit-tee was to report thereon to the General Assembly assoon as possible.Members: Canada, Ceylon, Chile, El Salvador, India,

Liberia, Sweden, USSR, United States.

UNITED NATIONS CONCILIATION COMMISSION

FOR PALESTINE

France: Pierre Ordonneau.Turkey: Adil Derinsu.United States: James W. Barco.

UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY FOR

PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST (UNRWA)

Director: Henry R. Labouisse.

REPRESENTATIVES ON UNRWA ADVISORY COMMISSION

Belgium: Fernand Seynaeve.Egypt: Colonel Salah Gohar.France: Abel Verdier.Jordan: H. Nuseibeh.Lebanon: Georges Haimari.Syria: Asaad Talas.Turkey: General Refet Bele.United Kingdom: G. H. Middleton.United States: Harry N. Howard.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE PROBLEM OF HUNGARY

The Committee was established by the GeneralAssembly on 10 January 1957 (by resolution 1132(XI)) . It was set up to ensure that the Assemblyand all Member States have the fullest and bestavailable information about the situation created bythe intervention of the USSR, through its use ofarmed force and other means, in the internal affairsof Hungary, as well as about developments in regardto Assembly recommendations on this question. Itwas asked to investigate and to establish and maintaindirect observation in Hungary and elsewhere, takingtestimony, collecting evidence and receiving infor-mation, as appropriate, in order to report its findingsto the General Assembly's eleventh session, and there-after from time to time to prepare additional reportsfor the information of Member States and of theGeneral Assembly if it was in session.Members: Australia (K. C. O. Shann, Rapporteur);

Ceylon (R. S. S. Gunewardene); Denmark (AlsingAndersen, Chairman); Tunisia (Mongi Slim); Uru-guay (Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat).

DISARMAMENT COMMISSION

Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter-nate: Brian C. Hill.

Belgium. Representative: Fernand van Langenhove.Alternates: Joseph Nisot, Georges Cassiers (from5 July to 15 August).

Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay. Alternates:M. A. Crowe, S. F. Rae (from 21 June).

China. Representative: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Alternate:Hsioh-Ren Wei.

Cuba. Representative: Emilio Nunez Portuondo. Al-ternates: Carlos Blanco, José Miguel Ribas, MissUldarica Mafias (from 9 July).

France. Representative: Jules Moch.Iran. Representative: Nasrollah Entezam. Alternates:

Djalal Abdoh, Mohammad Ali Massoud-Ansari.Peru. Representative: Víctor A. Belaúnde. Alternate:

Carlos Holguín.USSR. Representatives: A. A. Sobolev, Andrei A.

Gromyko (from 3 July).United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon.

Alternate: P. M. Crosthwaite.United States. Representative: Henry Cabot Lodge.

Deputy Representatives: Harold E. Stassen, JamesJ. Wadsworth.

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Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates:Djura Nincic, Dimce Belovski.

SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT

Canada. Representative: Norman A. Robertson.France. Representative: Jules Moch.USSR. Representative: Andrei A. Gromyko.United Kingdom. Representative: Anthony Nutting.United States. Representative: Harold E. Stassen.

PANEL FOR INQUIRY AND CONCILIATION

The Panel, established by the General Assemblyin 1949 (by resolution 268 D (III)), consists ofqualified persons, designated by their States to servea term of five years, who are readily available toassist the United Nations organs or States parties toa controversy in the settlement of disputes and situa-tions by serving on commissions of inquiry or ofconciliation.

The following persons have been designated to beon the panel:Afghanistan. Designated 7 November 1955: Sardar

Mohammed Naim, Mohammed Kabir Ludin, Dr.Najibullah, Mohammed Naorouz, Abdul MavidZabouli.

Australia. Designated 7 March 1955: Sir Owen Dixon,Sir Raymond Kelly, Sir John Lathan, Sir CharlesLowe.

Bolivia. Designated 25 March 1955: Alberto MendozaLopez, Santiago Jordán Sandoval, Carlos MoralesGuillén.

Brazil. Designated 22 December 1954: Braz Arruda,Levi Carneiro, Santiago Dantas, Linneu de Albu-querque Mello, Francisco Pontes de Miranda.

Burma. Designated 4 June 1955: Lun Baw, MyintThein, Ba Nyunt.

Canada. Designated 22 September 1955: L. M. Gouin,Norman P. Lambert, Sir Albert Walsh, R. M.Fowler, Sherwood Lett.

China. Designated 13 July 1955: F. T. Cheng, HsiehKun-Sheng, Shuhsi Hsu, Ching-Hsiung Wu.

Colombia. Designated 28 January 1955: Alberto Lle-ras Camargo, Eliseo Arango, Alberto Zuleta Angel,José Gabriel de la Vega, Antonio Rocha.

Cuba. Designated 24 March 1955: Miguel AngelCampa, Ernesto Dihigo, Alberto Blanco, EnriqueGuiral.

Denmark. Designated 20 March 1951: Major-GeneralKristian Knudtzon.

Dominican Republic. Designated 13 October 1954:Themistocles Messina Pimentel, Tulio Franco yFranco, Carlos Sánchez y Sánchez.

Ecuador. Designated 12 October 1954: Carlos SalazarFlor, José V. Trujillo, Antonio J. Quevedo.

El Salvador. Designated 28 September 1954: ErnestoA. Nunez, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, Ramon Gon-zales Montalvo.

Greece. Designated 13 October 1954: ConstantinPsaroudas, Jean Spiropoulos, Pierre C. Stathatos,Michel N. Tsouderos, Pierre G. Vallindas.

Haiti. Designated 30 October 1954: Max H. Dor-sinville, Ernest G. Chauvet, Dantès Bellegarde,Major Timoleon Paret.

India. Designated 26 November 1954: Sardar TejaSingh, Zakir Husain, Shri Kavalam MadhavaPanikkar.

Israel. Designated 3 October 1954: Leo Kohn.Netherlands. Designated 19 October 1954: Roslov

Kranenburg, Maximiliaan Paul Leon Steenberghe,Willem Jan Mari van Eysinga.

Norway. Designated 7 May 1952: Terje Wold, Thor-lief F. Schjelderup, Erling Qvale, Herman Reimers,Finn Moe.

Pakistan. Designated 23 October 1956: Lieutenant-General S. M. A. Faruqi, Ibrahim Khan, Mo-hammed Ibrahim, Muhamad Asir, Ghulam NabiM. Memon.

Sweden. Designated 23 September 1954: Baron C.F. H. Hamilton.

Syria. Designated 21 December 1954: Adnan Atassi,Naim Antaki, Sami Midani, Salah Eddine Tarazi,Jawdat Mufti.

United Kingdom. Designated 9 December 1954: SirHughe M. Knatchbull-Hugessen, Sir Horace Sey-mour.

United States. Designated 1 June 1955: James F.Byrnes, Roger D. Lapham, Charles H. Mahoney,General Walter Bedell Smith, Charles A. Sprague.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE PEACEFUL USES

OF ATOMIC ENERGY

The Advisory Committee on the International Con-ference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, es-tablished by General Assembly resolution 810(IX), wascontinued as the Advisory Committee on the PeacefulUses of Atomic Energy by General Assembly resolu-tion 912(X). In addition to its advisory functions inconnection with a second international conferencefor the exchange of technical information regardingthe peaceful uses of atomic energy, this Committeewas charged with studying the question of the rela-tionship of the proposed International Atomic EnergyAgency to the United Nations. Its membership isas follows: Brazil, Canada, France, India, USSR,United Kingdom, United States.

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON THE EFFECTS OF

ATOMIC RADIATION

Members: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Can-ada, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, France, India, Japan,Mexico, Sweden, USSR, United Kingdom, UnitedStates.

PEACE OBSERVATION COMMISSION

China. Representative: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Alternates:Shusi Hsu (until May 1956), Chiping H. C.Kiang.

Czechoslovakia. Representative: Josef Ullrich.France. Representatives: Hervé Alphand, Bernard

Cornut-Gentille (from September 1956).Honduras. Representative: Tiburcio Carias, Jr.India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate:

Balachandra Rajan.Iraq. Representatives: Adnan Pachachi, Abdul Karim

Gailani (from February 1956), Rapporteur; Ha-shim Jawad (from November 1956).

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 495Israel. Representative: Abba Eban. Alternate: Mor-

decai R. Kidron.New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro, Vice-

Chairman.Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan. Al-

ternate: Mahmood Shafqat.Sweden. Representatives: Oscar Thorsing, Gunnar

Jarring (from July 1956).USSR. Representative: A. A. Sobolev.United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon.United States. Representative: James J. Wadsworth.Uruguay. Representative: Enrique Rodríguez Fabre-

gat, Chairman.On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly de-

cided (by resolution 1114(XI)) to re-appoint the1956 members of the Peace Observation Commissionfor the calendar years 1957 and 1958.

BALKAN SUB-COMMISSION

Members: Colombia, France, Pakistan, Sweden,United States.

COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE

Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker.Belgium. Representative: Joseph Nisot. Alternate:

Georges Cassiers (until 15 August 1956).Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. Alter-

nate: Jayme de Barros.Burma. Representatives: James Barrington, U Win

(from March 1956), Ape Kin (from November1956).

Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay. Alternate:M. A. Crowe.

Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi. Alternate: AbdelMeguid Ramadan (until April 1956).

France. Representatives: Hervé Alphand, BernardCornut-Gentille (from September 1956).

Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina.Philippines. Representative: Felixberto M. Serrano.

Alternate: José D. Inglés.Turkey. Representative: Selim Sarper.United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon.United States. Representative: James J. Wadsworth.Venezuela. Representative: Santiago Pérez-Pérez,

Chairman. Alternate: Victor M. Rivas.Yugoslavia. Representative: Dimce Belovski.

PANEL OF MILITARY EXPERTS

Army. Lieutenant-General A. J. Boase (Australia),Major-General R. O. G. Morton (Canada), Généralde Corps d'Armée Jean Adolphe Léonce Curnier(France), Major-General Archimedes Argyropoulos(Greece), Lieutenant-General B. H. Calmeijer (Neth-erlands), Lieutenant-General Jira Vichitsonggram(Thailand), Major-General Rustu Erdelhum (Tur-key), Major-General L. O. Lyne (United Kingdom),Lieutenant-General Thomas W. Herren (UnitedStates).Navy. Vice-Admiral d'Escadre Jacques Marie Missoffe(France), Vice-Admiral E. Flokas (Greece), Vice-Admiral J. W. G. van Hengel (Netherlands), Rear-Admiral Tacettin Taleyman (Turkey), Vice-AdmiralC. Caslon (United Kingdom), Vice-Admiral A. D.Struble (United States).

Air Force. Air Vice-Marshal J. E. Hewitt (Australia),General de Brigade Aérienne Louis Eugène Tapie(France), Group Captain George Doucas (Greece),Lieutenant-General C. Giebel (Netherlands), Major-General Kemal Colakoglu (Turkey), Air Vice-MarshalSir Alexander P. Davidson (United Kingdom), Lieu-tenant-General L. W. Johnson (United States), Lieu-tenant-General C. B. Stone, III (United States) (from24 May 1956).

UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR THE UNIFICATION

AND REHABILITATION OF KOREA (UNCURK) 5

Australia. Representative: Harold Marshall. Alter-nates: John H. Brook (until 21 June 1956), HughA. Dunn (from 22 June to 18 July 1956), CharlesR. Ashwin (from 19 July 1956).

Chile. Representative: Gonzalo Montt.Netherlands. Representative: Jonkheer O. Reuchlin

(temporarily replaced by A. D. Vas Nunes).Pakistan. Representative: O. H. Malik,Philippines. Representatives: Maximino G. Bueno

(until 27 February 1956), Tomas G. de Castro(from 28 February 1956), Cosme P. García (from8 November 1956).

Thailand. Representatives: Prince Pridi DebyabongsDevakula (until 12 January 1956), Chitti Suchari-takul (from 13 January 1956). Alternate: JotisiDevakul.

Turkey. Representatives: Tevfik K. Kemahli (until13 February 1956), Kamil Odil (from 14 February1956).

COMMITTEE OF UNCURKOn 7 September 1955, the Commission decided to

establish in Korea this Committee as of 1 January1956, in order to assume the functions and responsi-bilities entrusted to the Commission. The Committeeheld its first meeting on 1 January 1956, and estab-lished its headquarters in Seoul.Members: Australia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey.

UNITED NATIONS KOREAN RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY

Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter(United States).

REPRESENTATIVES ON UNKRA ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Canada: R. A. MacKay, Chairman.India: Arthur S. Lall.United Kingdom: Arthur H. Clough.United States: Henry Cabot Lodge.Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat.

UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE

CONDITIONS FOR FREE ELECTIONS IN GERMANY6

Members: Brazil, Iceland, Netherlands, Pakistan,Poland.

5 The Commission decided to adjourn sine die upon

establishment of its Committee, but reconvened on23 August 1956 to consider its annual report tothe General Assembly.

6 The Commission adjourned sine die on 5 August

1952.

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UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND(UNICEF)

UNICEF was established by the General Assemblyand reports to the Economic and Social Council (seebelow, under ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL).

OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER

FOR REFUGEES

High Commissioner: Auguste Lindt (elected by theGeneral Assembly on 10 December 1956, to fillthe vacancy caused by the death of Dr. G. J. vanHeuven Goedhart on 8 July 1956).

Deputy High Commissioner: James M. Read.Director: Marcel Pages.

UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Members: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Colom-bia, Denmark, France, Federal Republic of Ger-many, Greece, Holy See, Iran, Israel, Italy, Nether-lands, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, United King-dom, United States, Venezuela.

Officers elected at second and third sessions: C. L.Patijn (Netherlands), Chairman; Dame May Cur-wen (United Kingdom), Vice-Chairman; L. Gon-zález Barros (Colombia), Rapporteur.

Observers from non-members of the Committee atsecond and third sessions: Canada, Sweden, Sov-ereign Order of Malta.

Observers from specialized agencies and inter-govern-mental organizations at second and third sessions:International Labour Organisation, Council ofEurope, Inter-Governmental Committee for Euro-pean Migration, Organization for European Eco-nomic Co-operation.

AD HOC COMMITTEE ON A SPECIAL UNITED NATIONS

FUND FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Members: Canada, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Egypt,France, India, Indonesia, Netherlands, Norway,Pakistan, Poland, USSR, United Kingdom, UnitedStates, Yugoslavia.

Officers: Ali Yavar Jung (India), Chairman; Rude-cindo Ortega (Chile), Vice-Chairman; J. Kaufmann(Netherlands), Rapporteur.

Observers from the following specialized agencies:International Labour Organisation; Food and Agri-culture Organization; United Nations Educational,Scientific and Cultural Organization; InternationalBank for Reconstruction and Development; Inter-national Monetary Fund; International Civil Avia-tion Organization.On 26 February 1957, the General Assembly de-

cided (by resolution 1031(XI)) to increase the num-ber of members of the Ad Hoc Committee from 16to 19. Consequently, the President appointed Italy,Japan and Tunisia as the three additional members.

AD HOC COMMISSION OF PRISONERS OF WAR

Members: Countess Bernadotte (Sweden); José Gus-tavo Guerrero (El Salvador), Judge of the Inter-national Court of Justice, Chairman; Aung Khine(Burma), Judge of the High Court of Burma.

UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SOMALILAND

Colombia: Edmundo de Holte Castello.Egypt: Kamal Eddine Salah.Philippines: Mauro Baradi.

UNITED NATIONS PLEBISCITE COMMISSIONER FOR THE

TRUST TERRITORY OF TOGOLAND UNDER

BRITISH ADMINISTRATION

The Plebiscite Commissioner was appointed by theGeneral Assembly on 15 December 1955, by resolution944(X). Assisted by observers and staff appointed bythe Secretary-General, he was to supervise a plebi-scite to be held in Togoland under British administra-tion in the first half of 1956 to ascertain the wishesof the inhabitants as to the future of their Territory.The plebiscite was held in May 1956.Plebiscite Commissioner: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto

(Mexico).

UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON

TOGOLAND UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION

The Commission was established by the GeneralAssembly on 23 January 1957 (by resolution 1046(XI)) . Its purposes were to examine in the light ofdiscussions in the Assembly's Fourth Committee, theentire situation in the Trust Territory of Togolandunder French administration resulting from the prac-tical application of a new Statute and the conditionsunder which the Statute is being applied, and tosubmit a report, with its observations and suggestions,to the Trusteeship Council for its consideration.Members: Canada, Denmark, Guatemala, Liberia,

Philippines, Yugoslavia.

COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA

Brazil: Donatello Grieco.Mexico: Luciano Joublanc Rivas, Vice-Chairman and

Rapporteur.Pakistan: S. A. Karim, Niaz A. Naik.Syria: Rafik Asha, Najmuddine Rifai, Tarek Jabri.Thailand: Thanat Khoman, Chairman.United States: Benjamin Gerig.Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat, César Mon-

tero Bustamente.On 26 February 1957, the General Assembly de-

cided (by resolution 1061(XI)) to increase the mem-bership of the Committee from seven to nine and, onthe recommendation of the Fourth Committee, ap-pointed Ethiopia and Finland as the two additionalmembers.

COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION FROM

NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES

The Committee consists of Members transmittinginformation and an equal number of Members electedfor three-year terms by the Fourth Committee onbehalf of the General Assembly.Administering Members: Australia, Belgium, France,

Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom,United States.

Non-Administering Members: Burma, China, Guate-mala, India, Iraq, Peru, Venezuela.On 11 February 1957, the Fourth Committee, act-

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 497ing for the General Assembly, re-elected Guatemalaand elected Ceylon, replacing Burma, for a three-yearterm beginning 1 January 1957.

The following were the representatives serving onthe Committee during 1956:Australia. Representative: T. Wakeham Cutts. Alter-

nate: Robert N. Hamilton.Belgium. Not represented.Burma. Representative: Mya Sein. Alternate: Paw

Htin.China. Representative: Liu Yu-wan. Alternates: Hsi-

kun Yang, Wei-Liang Yin.France. Representative: Robert Bargues. Alternates:

Michel de Camaret, Michel Removille, Jean Debayle.Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalan,

Chairman. Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, Maxi-miliano Kestler, Ramiro Aragón, Manuel RubioSánchez.

India. Representative: K. Raghu Ramaiah. Alternate:Rikhi Jaipal.

Iraq. Representative: Adnan Pachachi, Vice-Chair-man.

Netherlands. Representative: C. W. A. Schurmann.Alternates: J. Vixseboxse, Rapporteur; C. J. Grader.New Zealand. Representative: William G. Thorp.Peru. Representative: Juan José Calle y Calle. Alter-

nate: José Pareja Paz Soldán.United Kingdom. Representative: B. O. B. Gidden.

Alternates: W. E. F. Ward, J. A. Sankey.United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter-

nates: Benjamin Gerig, Miss Elizabeth H. Arm-strong, Arthur L. Harris.

Venezuela. Representative: Victor M. Rivas.

SUB-COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION

The Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories appointed this Sub-Committeeon 4 May 1956 to prepare a special report on edu-cation in Non-Self-Governing Territories. The mem-bers were as follows:Australia: T. Wakeham Cutts, Chairman.Burma. Mya Sein.France: Michel de Camaret, Jean Debayle, Michel

Removille.Guatemala: Isidro Lemus Dimas, Maximiliano Kestler.India: Rikhi Jaipal.United Kingdom: W. E. F. Ward, J. A. Sankey.United States: Miss Elizabeth H. Armstrong, Arthur

L. Harris.Venezuela: Victor M. Rivas.

The Rapporteur of the Committee on Informationfrom Non-Self-Governing Territories was assisting inthe Sub-Committee's work.

SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF THE

QUESTIONNAIRE (Relating to Trust Territories)El Salvador. Representative: Miguel Rafael Urquía.Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville, Chairman.India. Representative: Rikhi Jaipal.Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS

MEMORIAL CEMETERY IN KOREA

Members: Australia, Canada, France, Netherlands,

New Zealand, Norway, Turkey, Union of SouthAfrica, United Kingdom.

NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE FOR EXTRA-BUDGETARY

FUNDS

Members: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile,France, Lebanon, Pakistan, United Kingdom,United States.The new Committee, established by the General

Assembly on 27 February 1957 (resolution 1091(XI)), has the same terms of reference as thoselaid down in General Assembly resolution 693(VII)of 25 October 1952. It consists of the same memberswith the exception of Australia and Chile, which werereplaced by Brazil and New Zealand respectively.

BOARD OF AUDITORSElected to serve until 30 June 1956: Auditor-General

of Canada (or officer holding the equivalent title).Elected to serve until 30 June 1957: Auditor-General

of Colombia (or officer holding the equivalenttitle).

Elected to serve until 30 June 1958: Auditor-Generalof Norway (or officer holding the equivalent title).

Elected to serve until 30 June, 1959: Auditor-Generalof the Netherlands (or officer holding the equiva-lent title).On 27 February 1957, the General Assembly re-

appointed (resolution 1093(XI)) the Auditor-Generalof Colombia for a three-year term beginning July1957.

UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Lord Crook(United Kingdom), First Vice-President; JacobMark Lashly (United States).

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: SturePetren (Sweden), Second Vice-President; VictorM. Perez Perozo (Venezuela).

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Mme PaulBastid (France), President; Omar Loutfi (Egypt);R. Venkataraman (India).On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly re-

elected Lord Crook and Jacob Mark Lashly for athree-year term beginning 1 January 1957, and elect-ed Francisco A. Forteza (Uruguay) for a one-yearterm ending 31 December 1957, replacing Victor M.Perez Perozo, who had resigned.

UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE

Elected by the General Assembly to serve until 31December 1958:Members: Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom),Rigoberto Torres Astorga (Chile), Albert S. Wat-son (United States).Alternates: A. E. van Braam Houckgeest (Nether-lands), Fazlollah Nouredin Kia (Iran), ArthurC. Liveran (Israel).

Appointed by the Secretary-General:Members: J. A. C. Robertson, Bruce R. Turner,David B. Vaughan.

Alternates: John McDiarmid, William McCaw, SyedH. Ahmed.

Elected by Participants to serve until 31 December1958:

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Members: Michael H. Higgins, Carey Seward, MarcSchreiber.Alternates: Preston W. Cox, Charles Hogan, Rob-ert Harpignies.On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly

(resolution 1080(XI)) appointed J. Kaufmann (Neth-erlands) as an alternate member for a two-yearterm ending 31 December 1958, replacing A. E.van Braam Houckgeest, who had resigned.

INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE

Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: JacquesRueff, Honorary Governor of the Bank of France.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Leslie R.Rounds, former Senior Vice-President of the Fed-eral Reserve Bank of New York.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Ivar Rooth,former Governor of the Bank of Sweden, ManagingDirector of the International Monetary Fund.On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly

(by resolution 1078(XI)) confirmed the re-appoint-ment by the Secretary-General of Jacques Rueff fora three-year term beginning 1 January 1957.

COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE SALARY, ALLOWANCES

AND BENEFITS SYSTEM OF THE UNITED NATIONS7

Members: F. Friis (Denmark), Chairman; K. Harada(Japan), Vice-Chairman (replaced by M. Ogisoat Committee's second session); J. K. Hunn (NewZealand) Rapporteur; P. Frochaux (Switzerland);R. S. Mani (India); A. El-Messiri (Egypt); J. M.Mitchell (United States) (replaced, when unable toattend, by Miss Carol Laise and, later, by A. F.Bender); V. G. Molchanov (USSR); J. Nadal(France); R. Quijano (Argentina); Sir ArthurRucker (United Kingdom).

COMMITTEE ON APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF

ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL JUDGEMENTS

The Committee is composed of the Member Statesthe representatives of which have served on the Gen-eral Committee of the most recent regular session ofthe General Assembly (resolution 957(X) ) .

The following members served until the electionof the General Committee at the eleventh session ofthe General Assembly: Chile, China, Egypt, Ethiopia,France, Haiti, Luxembourg, Mexico, New Zealand,Norway, Poland, Thailand, USSR, United Kingdom,United States.

Upon election of the General Committee at theeleventh session of the General Assembly, the com-position of the Committee serving until the twelfthsession of the Assembly, is as follows: China, Czecho-slovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El

Salvador, France, India, Italy, Pakistan, Peru, Thai-land, Turkey, USSR, United Kingdom, United States.

INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION

Members for 1956:Gilberto Amado (Brazil).Douglas L. Edmonds (United States), Second Vice-

Chairman.Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice (United Kingdom).J. P. A. Francois (Netherlands), Rapporteur.Francisco García Amador (Cuba), Chairman.Shuhsi Hsu (China).Faris Bey el-Khouri (Syria).S. B. Krylov (USSR).Luis Padilla Nervo (Mexico).Radhabinod Pal (India).Carlos Salamanca (Bolivia).A. E. F. Sandstrom (Sweden).Georges Scelle (France).Jean Spiropoulos (Greece).Jaroslav Zourek (Czechoslovakia), First Vice-Chair-

man.On 18 December 1956, the General Assembly de-

cided (by resolution 1103(XI)) to increase themembership of the International Law Commissionfrom 15 to 21 and, with the exception of S. B.Krylov (USSR) and Carlos Salamanca (Bolivia),re-elected the previous members. The following eightnew members were elected:

Roberto Ago (Italy).Milan Bartos (Yugoslavia).Abdullah El Erian (Egypt).Thanat Khoman (Thailand).Ahmed Matine Daftary (Iran).Grigory I. Tunkin (USSR).Alfred Verdross (Austria).Kisaburo Yokota (Japan).

In accordance with General Assembly resolution985(X) of 3 December 1955, the members of theCommission are elected for a five-year term, begin-ning 1 January 1957.

COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR A CONFERENCE

FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE CHARTER

Membership: All the Members of the United Nationsare members of the Committee.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON DEFINING AGGRESSION

Members: China, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Repub-lic, France, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Mexico, Netherlands,Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Po-land, Syria, USSR, United Kingdom, United States,Yugoslavia.

THE SECURITY COUNCIL

The Security Council consists of 11 Members of theUnited Nations, five permanent and six non-perma-nent, elected for two-year terms by the General

7 The Committee completed its work upon sub-

mission of its report on 18 October 1956.

Assembly. (For representatives to the Council, seeAPPENDIX IV.) The members of the Council for 1956were as follows:

PERMANENT MEMBERS

China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, United States.

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MonthJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober

NovemberDecember

RepresentativeVíctor A. BelaúndeA. A. SobolevSir Pierson DixonHenry Cabot LodgeJoza BrilejE. Ronald WalkerJoseph NisotTingfu F. TsiangEmilio Nunez PortuondoChristian PineauBernard Cornut-GentilleLouis de GuiringaudNasrollah EntezamVíctor A. Belaúnde

MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE

The Military Staff Committee held bi-weekly meet-ings throughout 1956; the first meeting was held on5 January and the last on 20 December.China. Army Representative: Lieutenant-General Ho

Shai-lai. Navy Representative: Commander ChenTsai-ho.

France. Army Representative: Général de Brigade M.Pénette. Navy Representative: Capitaine de Vais-seau E. Cagne.

USSR. Army Representative: Major-General I. M.Saraev. Navy Representative: Captain 2nd GradeB. F. Gladkov (until July 1956), Lieutenant-Commander Y. D. Kvashnin (from August 1956).Air Force Representative: Lieutenant-Colonel A.M. Kuchumov.

United Kingdom. Army Representative: Major-Gen-eral G. E. Prior-Palmer (5 January to 25 June

1956), Major-General V. Boucher (from 26 June1956). Navy Representative: Vice-Admiral G. Bar-nard, Vice-Admiral R. F. Elkins (from October1956). Air Force Representative: Air Vice-MarshalA. D. Selway.

United States. Army Representative: Lieutenant-Gen-eral Thomas W. Herren. Navy Representative:Vice-Admiral A. D. Struble (5 January to 2 July1956), Vice-Admiral F. W. McMahon (from 2July 1956). Air Force Representative: Lieutenant-General L. W. Johnson (5 January to 31 March1956), Lieutenant-General C. B. Stone, III (from1 April 1956).

DISARMAMENT COMMISSION

The Commission reports to both the General As-sembly and the Security Council (see above, underGENERAL ASSEMBLY).

SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT

(See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.)

COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE

The Committee reports to both the General As-sembly and the Security Council (see above, underGENERAL ASSEMBLY).

STANDING COMMITTEES

The Committee of Experts and the Committee onthe Admission of New Members are each composedof representatives of all the members of the SecurityCouncil.

AD HOC COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS

UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR INDONESIA8

Members: Australia, Belgium, United States.

UNITED NATIONS TRUCE SUPERVISION

ORGANIZATION IN PALESTINE

Chief of Staff: Major-General E. L. M. Burns.

UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE FOR

INDIA AND PAKISTAN

Frank P. Graham.

UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVER GROUP FOR

INDIA AND PAKISTAN

Chief Observer: Lieutenant-General Robert H. Nimmo.

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCILThe Economic and Social Council consists of 18Members of the United Nations elected by the Gen-eral Assembly each for a three-year term of office.The following were the members (for the delegationsto the Council, see APPENDIX IV) of the Council dur-ing 1956.To serve until 31 December 1956: Czechoslovakia,

Ecuador, Norway, Pakistan, USSR, United King-dom.

To serve until 31 December 1957: Argentina, China,Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Netherlands.

To serve until 31 December 1958: Brazil, Canada,Greece, Indonesia, United States, Yugoslavia.On 19 December 1956, the General Assembly re-8

On 1 April 1951, the Commission adjournedsine die, while continuing to hold itself at the disposalof the parties.

NON-PERMANENT MEMBERS

Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Belgium,Iran, Peru.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Australia,Cuba, Yugoslavia.On 7 December 1956, the General Assembly elect-

ed the Philippines for a one-year term, beginning 1January 1957, to fill the vacancy resulting from thewithdrawal of Yugoslavia. On 19 December 1956,the General Assembly elected Colombia, Iraq andSweden to take office from 1 January 1957, replac-ing Belgium, Iran and Peru.

The Presidency of the Council is held in turn byMember States in the English alphabetical order oftheir names. The following served as Presidents during1956:

CountryPeruUSSRUnited KingdomUnited StatesYugoslaviaAustraliaBelgiumChinaCubaFrance

IranPeru

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elected Pakistan, the USSR and the United Kingdom,and elected Finland, Mexico and Poland, replacingCzechoslovakia, Ecuador and Norway, to take officefrom 1 January 1957.

The officers of the Council during 1956 were:President: Hans Engen (Norway).First Vice-President: José V. Trujillo (Ecuador).Second Vice-President: Said Hasan (Pakistan).

Subsidiary organs reporting to the Economic andSocial Council are of five types: functional commis-sions and sub-commissions; regional economic com-missions; standing committees; special bodies; andad hoc committees.

The Council has, in addition, various sessionalcommittees such as the Economic, Social and Co-ordi-nation Committees.

FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONS ANDSUB-COMMISSION

The Council had the following eight functionalcommissions and one sub-commission during 1956:

Transport and Communications CommissionStatistical CommissionPopulation CommissionSocial CommissionCommission on Human Rights

Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discriminationand Protection of Minorities

Commission on the Status of WomenCommission on Narcotic DrugsCommission on International Commodity Trade

The Transport and Communications, Statistical,Population, and Social Commissions meet once everytwo years, each member serving for four years (seeEconomic and Social Council resolutions 557 C(XVIII) and 591 (XX).

The members of the commissions during 1956, andthe representatives serving on those commissions whichmet during the year, are listed below:

TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

The Commission consists of 15 members, eachelected by the Council for a four-year term. It didnot meet in 1956.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Byelorus-

sian SSR, Egypt, USSR, United States, Venezuela.Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Chile,

India, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom.Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Burma,

China, Ecuador, France, Norway.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Council

re-elected the USSR, the United States and Venezuela,and, in place of Byelorussian SSR and Egypt, electedBulgaria and Lebanon, to serve from 1 January 1957to 31 December 1960.

STATISTICAL COMMISSION

The Commission consists of 15 members, eachelected by the Council for a four-year term.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Denmark,

France, Panama, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Australia,China, Netherlands, USSR, United States.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Canada,Dominican Republic, India, New Zealand, Ukrain-ian SSR.The Economic and Social Council, on 3 May 1956,

re-elected Denmark, France and the United Kingdom,and, in place of Panama and Yugoslavia, electedCuba and Romania, to serve from 1 January 1957to 31 December 1960.

The following were the representatives to theninth session of the Commission, held at United Na-tions Headquarters, New York, from 16 April to2 May 1956:Australia: S. R. Carver.Canada: H. Marshall.China: Choh-Ming Li.Denmark: H. Larsen.Dominican Republic: Kémil L. Dipp Gómez.France: R. Dumas.India: P. C. Mahalanobis, Chairman. Alternate: B.

Ramamurti.Netherlands: Ph. J. Idenburg, Rapporteur.New Zealand: G. E. Wood.Panama: Miss Luisa E. Quesada.Ukrainian SSR: L. M. Koretsky.USSR: T. V. Ryabushkin.United Kingdom: H. Campion. Alternate: J. Stafford.United States: R. T. Bowman.Yugoslavia: D. Vogelnik, Vice-Chairman. Alternate:

M. Macura.

POPULATION COMMISSION

The Commission consists of 15 members, eachelected by the Council for four years. It did notmeet in 1956.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Argentina,

Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Syria.Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Costa

Rica, India, USSR, United Kingdom, United States.Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: China,

France, Israel, Norway, Ukrainian SSR.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Coun-

cil re-elected Argentina, Belgium, Brazil and Canada,and elected Egypt in place of Syria, to serve from1 January 1957 to 31 December 1960.

SOCIAL COMMISSION

The Commission consists of 18 members, eachelected by the Council for four years. It did notmeet in 1956.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Australia,

Belgium, Byelorussian SSR, China, Israel, Uruguay.Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: France,

Greece, India, Philippines, USSR, United States.Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Colombia,

Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Swe-den, United Kingdom.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Council

re-elected the Byelorussian SSR and China, and,in place of Australia, Belgium, Israel and Uruguay,elected Ecuador, the Netherlands, New Zealand andSpain, to serve from 1 January 1957 to 31 Decem-ber 1960.


COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTSThe Commission consists of 18 members, each

elected by the Council for three years.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Australia,

Chile, Greece, Pakistan, Turkey, United States.Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: China,

Lebanon, Mexico, Norway, Poland, United King-dom.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: France,India, Iraq, Philippines, Ukrainian SSR, USSR.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Council

re-elected the United States, and in place of Aus-tralia, Chile, Greece, Pakistan and Turkey, electedArgentina, Ceylon, Iran, Israel and Italy, each toserve from 1 January 1957 to 31 December 1959.

The following were the representatives to thetwelfth session of the Commission, held at United Na-tions Headquarters, New York, from 5 to 29 March1956.Australia: Trevor Ashmore Pyman.Chile: Rudecindo Ortega, Second Vice-Chairman.China: Cheng Paonan.France: René Cassin, Chairman; Pierre Juvigny.Greece: Constantin Eustathiades, Christian X. Pala-

mas. Alternate: Dennis N. Carayannis.India: Rajeshwar Dayal. Alternate: P. N. Kaul.Iraq: Abdulrahman Bazzaz. Alternate: Ali J. Saib.Lebanon: Edward Rizk.Mexico: Luciano Joublanc Rivas.Norway: Erik Colban.Pakistan: Abdul Waheed, Rapporteur.Philippines: Felixberto M. Serrano, First Vice-Chair-

man. Alternate: V. D. Carpio.Poland: Henryk Birecki. Alternate: Antoni Czar-

kowski.Turkey: Vahap Asiroglu.Ukrainian SSR: V. I. Sapozhnikov.USSR: P. D. Morozov. Alternate: A. A. Fomin.United Kingdom: S. Hoare. Alternate: Mervyn

Brown.United States: Mrs. Oswald B. Lord. Alternates:

Philip Halpern, James F. Green.

SUB-COMMISSION ON PREVENTION OF

DISCRIMINATION AND PROTECTION OF MINORITIES

The Sub-Commission consists of 12 persons, electedby the Commission on Human Rights, subject to theconsent of their governments. On 9 March 1956,at its twelfth session, the Commission on HumanRights decided to extend the term of office of themembers of the Sub-Commission to 31 December1959; on 26 March 1956, it elected Voitto Saario(Finland) to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-tion of Max Sorensen (Denmark). The members,serving in their individual capacity, at the Sub-Commission's eighth session, held at United NationsHeadquarters, New York, from 3 to 20 January1956, were as follows:Charles D. Ammoun (Lebanon).Mohamed Awad (Egypt), Vice-Chairman.Pierre Chatenet (France).Antoni Czarkowski (Poland).A. A. Fomin (USSR).Philip Halpern (United States).

C. Richard Hiscocks (United Kingdom).José D. Ingles (Philippines), Rapporteur.Arcot Krishnaswami (India).Hérard C. L. Roy (Haiti).Hernán Santa Cruz (Chile).Max Sorensen (Denmark), Chairman.

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN

The Commission consists of 18 members, eachelected by the Council for three years.Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Cuba,

Dominican Republic, France, Poland, Sweden,Yugoslavia.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Argentina,Australia, Byelorussian SSR, China, Indonesia,Pakistan.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Belgium,Israel, USSR, United Kingdom, United States,Venezuela.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Coun-

cil re-elected Cuba, the Dominican Republic, France,Poland and Sweden, and elected Mexico, in placeof Yugoslavia, to serve from 1 January 1957 to31 December 1959.

The following were the representatives to the tenthsession of the Commission, held in Geneva, from12 to 29 March 1956:

Argentina: Mrs. Cecilia Correa Morales de Aparicio.Australia: Miss Ruth Gibson.Belgium: Mrs. Georgette Ciselet.Byelorussian SSR: Mrs. Faina Novikova.China: Mrs. Nora Tze-hsiung Chu.Cuba: Miss Uldarica Mañas, Rapporteur.Dominican Republic: Miss Minerva Bernardino.France: Mrs. Marie-Hélène Lefaucheux. Alternate:

Miss Anne Lissac.Indonesia: Miss Laili Roesad.Israel: Mrs. Mina Ben-Zvi.Pakistan: Mrs. Anwar Ahmed, First Vice-Chairman.

Alternate: Mrs. Anwara Khatoon.Poland: Mrs. Zofia Dembinska.Sweden: Mrs. Agda Rossel, Chairman. Alternate:

Marc Giron.USSR: Mrs. N. S. Spiridonova.United Kingdom: Dame Lucile Sayers. Alternate:

J. C. Wardrop.United States: Mrs. Lorena B. Hahn.Venezuela: Mrs. Isabel Sánchez de Urdaneta. Alter-

nate: Mrs. Carlota Benitez de Socorro.Yugoslavia: Mrs. Mitra Mitrovic, Second Vice-Chair-

man. Alternate: Milos Melovski.

COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS

The Commission on Narcotic Drugs consists of 15members of the United Nations which are importantproducing or manufacturing countries, or countriesin which illicit traffic in narcotic drugs constitutes aserious problem. Ten members of primary importancein these fields are appointed for an indefinite perioduntil such time as they may be replaced by decisionof the Council; the remaining five are appointedfor three years.Elected for an indefinite period: Canada, China,

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France, India, Peru, Turkey, USSR, United King-dom, United States, Yugoslavia.

Elected to serve until 1956: Egypt, Greece, Iran,Mexico, Poland.On 3 May 1956, the Economic and Social Coun-

cil re-elected Egypt, Iran and Mexico, and, in placeof Greece and Poland, elected Austria and Hungary,to serve for three years.

The following were the representatives to theeleventh session of the Commission, held in Geneva,from 23 April to 18 May 1956:

Canada: K. C. Hossick.China: Dr. Yen Chun-hui. Alternates: Yao Yung-lin,

Tsing-Chang Liu.Egypt: Dr. Amin Ismail, Rapporteur; Major-General

Abd el Aziz Safwat.France: C. Vaille. Alternate: Emile de Curton.Greece: G. Panopoulos.India: Shri S. D. Nargolwala.Iran: Abbas Gholi Ardalan.Mexico: O. Rabasa.Peru: Dr. Alfredo Lynch.Poland: W. Wieniawski. Alternate: Jerzy Jurkiewicz.Turkey: M. Ozkol. Alternate: S. Acba.USSR: Mrs. V. V. Vasilyeva.United Kingdom: J. H. Walker, Chairman. Alternate:

T. C. Green.United States: H. J. Anslinger, Vice-Chairman (in

absentia);9 F. T. Merrill (acting representative).Yugoslavia: D. Nikolic.

COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY TRADE

The Commission was established by the Economicand Social Council on 5 August 1954. It consistsof 18 members, each elected by the Council forthree years.

The initial members of the Commission wereelected on 23 November 1954, as follows:Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Brazil,

Canada, Poland, United Kingdom, United States,Venezuela.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Egypt,France, India, Pakistan, Turkey, USSR.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Argentina,Australia, Belgium, Chile, China, Denmark.On 9 August 1956, the Economic and Social

Council re-elected Brazil, Canada and Poland, and,in place of the United Kingdom, the United Statesand Venezuela, elected Greece, Indonesia and Uru-guay, to serve from 1 January 1957 to 31 December1959.

The following were representatives to the thirdsession of the Commission, held at United NationsHeadquarters, New York, from 7 to 18 May 1956:

Argentina: Ovidio Schiopetto.Australia: A. L. Senger. Alternates: J. Bevan Todd,

G. W. S. Temby.Belgium: J. Etienne, Vice-Chairman. Alternate: J.

Woulbroun.

Brazil: Eurico Penteado. Alternate: A. T. Valladao.Canada: J. R. DownsChile: Alfonso Grez. Alternate: L. S. Urzúa.China: Kan Lee. Alternate: C. S. Chen.Denmark: H. O. ChristiansenEgypt: M. A. Anis. Alternate: Salah El-Dine Abou-

Gabal.France: G. H. Janton. Alternate: J. Lorilleux.India: M. Gopala Menon, Chairman.Pakistan: M. M. Junaid, Niaz A. Naik.Poland: Henryk Birecki. Alternate: J. Koscinski.Turkey: Turgut Menemencioglu. Alternates: Vahap

Asiroglu, C. Akbay.USSR: D. Kostyukhin.United Kingdom: Miss M. J. Lackey.United States: Not represented.Venezuela: Francisco Alfonzo Ravard. Alternate:

Ignacio Silva Sucre.

The fourth session was held in Geneva from 28November to 7 December 1956. The following werethe representatives:

Argentina: Juan Martese. Alternate: Juan Beltramino.Australia: G. Jockel.Belgium: J. Etienne, Vice-Chairman.Brazil: A. T. Valladao. Alternate: Antonio Patriota.Canada: C. F. Wilson. Alternate: R. Harry Jay.Chile: Fernando García-Oldini. Alternates: Fernando

Donoso-Silva, Miss Leonora Kracht.China: C. S. Chen.Denmark: Finn Gundelach. Alternate: Eyvind Moe.Egypt: A. H. Hussein, Ali Samir Safouat.France: G. H. Janton.India: M. Gopala Menon, Chairman. Alternates:

K. V. Padmanabhan, M. V. Deo.Pakistan: Saudur Rahman, Saeedullah Khan.Poland: Jerzy Jurkiewicz.Turkey: C. S. Hayta.USSR: D. Kostyukhin.United Kingdom: Miss A. M. Lough.United States: Not represented.Venezuela: Absent.

REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMISSIONS

There are three regional economic commissions:

Economic Commission for EuropeEconomic Commission for Asia and the Far EastEconomic Commission for Latin America

Their membership, principal subsidiary bodies andchief representatives attending sessions during 1956were as follows:

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE

Members: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Byelo-

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russian SSR, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, FederalRepublic of Germany,10 Finland, France, Greece,Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg,Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukrainian SSR, USSR,United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia.Switzerland, not a member of the United Nations,

participates in a consultative capacity in the workof the Commission.

The Commission has established the following prin-cipal subsidiary organs:

Committee on Agricultural ProblemsCoal CommitteeCommittee on Electric PowerHousing CommitteeIndustry and Materials CommitteeInland Transport CommitteeCommittee on ManpowerSteel CommitteeTimber CommitteeCommittee on the Development of Trade

Some of these Committees have established sub-sidiary bodies, including standing sub-committeesand ad hoc working parties.

The following were the principal representativesto the eleventh session of the Commission, held atGeneva, from 5 to 21 April 1956:

Chief RepresentativesAlbania: Mufit Sejko.Austria: Bruno Kreisky.Belgium: Victor Larock; Pierre A. Forthomme,

Chairman.Bulgaria: Todor Vladiguerov.Byelorussian SSR: F. L. Kokhonov.Czechoslovakia: Richard Dvorak.Denmark: J. O. Krag.Finland: Helge von Knorring.France: Maurice Faure.Germany, Fed. Rep. of: Hans von Boeckh.Greece: Anthony Poumpouras.Hungary: Jeno Baczoni.Iceland: Thorhallur Asgeirsson.Ireland: H. J. McCann.Italy: Vittorio Badini Confalonieri.Luxembourg: Michel Rasquin.Netherlands: J. Linthorst Homan.Norway: Arne Skaug.Poland: K. Dabrowski; Juliusz Katz-Suchy, Vice-

Chairman.Portugal: Rui Teixeira Guerra.Romania: Valentin Steriopol.Spain: José Antonio de Sangróniz.Sweden: Mrs. Karin Kock.Switzerland: Friedrich Bauer.Turkey: C. S. Hayta.Ukrainian SSR: G. L. Sakhnovsky.USSR: I. G. Kabanov.United Kingdom: Lord John Hope, Lord Hawke,

Sir Edward Boyle.United States: Stanley C. Allyn.

Yugoslavia: Josip Djerdja.

Observers from States Not Members of CommissionAustralia: G. Jockel.Brazil: A. T. Valladao.Canada: R. E. Reynolds.Cuba: Enrique Argudín.Israel: Moshe Bartur.Venezuela: Angel Lujan.

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST

Members: Afghanistan, Australia, Burma, Cambodia,Ceylon, China, France, India, Indonesia, Japan,Republic of Korea, Laos, Nepal, Netherlands, NewZealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, USSR,United Kingdom, United States, Viet-Nam.

Associate members: Hong Kong, and Malaya andBritish Borneo.The Commission has established the following sub-

sidiary organs: (a) Committee on Industry and Tradeand (b) Inland Transport Committee. The Com-mittee on Industry and Trade has standing sub-committees on iron and steel, on electric power, onmineral resources development, and on trade; andthe Inland Transport Committee has inland water-way, railway and highway sub-committees. In addi-tion there are various ad hoc working parties.

The following were the representatives to thetwelfth session of the Commission, held at Bangalore,India, from 2 to 14 February 1956:

MembersAfghanistan: Abdul Malik Abdurahim Zai, Second

Vice-Chairman.Australia: D. J. Munro.Burma: Aung Gyaw.Cambodia: Var Kamel.Ceylon: Sir Edwin A. P. Wijeyeratne.China: Ching-Men Chen.France: Pierre Abelin.India: D. P. Karmarkar, Chairman.Indonesia: Ali Budiardjo.Japan: Seijiro Yoshizawa.Korea, Republic of: Young Kee Kim.Laos: Nith Singharaj.Nepal: Nara Pratap Shamsher Thapa.Netherlands: H. Jonker.New Zealand: R. G. J. Phelan.Pakistan: Abbas Khaleeli.Philippines: Perfecto E. Laguio, First Vice-Chairman.Thailand: Rak Panyarachun.USSR: P. A. Maletin.United Kingdom: A. A. Dudley.United States: Howard P. Jones.Viet-Nam: Vuong-Van-Quang.

Associate MembersHong Kong: Ngan Shing-Kwan.Malaya and British Borneo: Mohamed Khir bin

Johari.

Observers from States Not Members of CommissionBulgaria: A. Mladenov.Canada: George Hampson.

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Colombia: A. Tavera García.Czechoslovakia: Jaroslav Kohout.Hungary: Peter Kos.Israel: Avshalom Caspi.Poland: Juliusz Katz-Suchy.Romania: Jacob Magura.Yugoslavia: S. Smole.

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA

Members: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia,Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras,Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay,Peru, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay,Venezuela.The Economic Commission for Latin America

(ECLA) convenes once every two years. It did notmeet in 1956. In the years when the Commission doesnot hold a session, the Committee of the Whole ofthe Commission meets.

The Commission established two committees: (a)The Committee on Economic Co-operation in CentralAmerica, which set up a Sub-Committee on CentralAmerican Trade and a Sub-Committee on StatisticalCo-ordination; and (b) the Trade Committee.

The latter Committee was established at the Com-mission's sixth session in 1955 to prepare and recom-mend specific proposals for the solution of the pro-blems analysed in the Study on Inter-Latin-AmericanTrade11 presented by the secretariat, together withothers relating to trade policy, payments, maritimetransport and trade in specific commodities.

On 19 November 1956, the Trade Committeeset up two Sub-Committees, one to examine pro-blems of payments and agreements, and the other tostudy those connected with products and the re-gional market These Sub-Committees establishedvarious working groups.

The Trade Committee, the membership of which isthe same as that of the Commission, held its firstsession in Santiago, Chile, from 19 to 29 November1956. The following States which were not ECLAmembers attended the first session in a consultativecapacity: Canada, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Japan12, Po-land, Romania, Spain, USSR, Yugoslavia.Officers: Arturo Maschke (Chile), Chairman; En-

rique Goytisolo Bolognesi (Peru), First Vice-Chair-man; Manuel San Miguel (Argentina), SecondVice-Chairman; Daniel J. Bello (Mexico), Rappor-teur.The following representatives attended the fifth

meeting of the ECLA Committee of the Whole, heldin Santiago, Chile, on 14 and 15 May 1956:

Argentina: Alfonso de Laferrere; Gabriel OsvaldoMartínez (Alternate), Rapporteur.

Bolivia: Fernando Iturralde Chinel.Brazil: Sergio Armando Frazao.

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on 18 December 1956.

Chile: Guillermo Vildósola Aguirre, Chairman.Colombia: Manuel S. Manotas.Costa Rica: Alfonso Goicoechea Quiros.Cuba: Ramiro Hernández Portela.Ecuador: Tarquino Leon.El Salvador: Hugo Lindo.France: René de Crouy-Chanel.Guatemala: Jesus Unda Murillo, Second Vice-Chair-

man.Haiti: Arnaud N. Merceron.Honduras: Jorge Antonio Coello.Mexico: José de Jesús Núñez y Domínguez, First

Vice-Chairman.Netherlands: Jacob van der Gaag.Panama: Julio R. Valdés.Peru: Jorge Lorente de Patron.United Kingdom: Sir Charles Empson.United States: William Sanders.Uruguay: Hugo V. de Pena.Venezuela: Hernán González Vale.

Observers from States Not Members of CommissionCzechoslovakia: Karel Almasy.Hungary: Kadar Lajos.Italy: Tommaso Mancini.Spain: José Aragonés Vilá.

STANDING COMMITTEES

The Council has four standing committees:

Technical Assistance CommitteeCommittee on Negotiations with Inter-Governmental

AgenciesCouncil Committee on Non-Governmental Organi-

zationsInterim Committee on Programme of Conferences

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE

This Committee is composed of all members ofthe Council. On 26 February 1957, the GeneralAssembly, at its eleventh session, recommended byresolution 1036(XI) that the Economic and SocialCouncil, as an interim measure, take the necessarysteps at its twenty-third session to expand the pres-ent membership of the Technical Assistance Com-mittee, as of 1 June 1957, so that it would consistof the members of the Council (as in the past) plusanother six members elected for two-year terms bythe Council from other United Nations Members ormembers of the specialized agencies.

WORKING GROUP OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

COMMITTEE

This Working Group was appointed by the Tech-nical Assistance Committee on 13 July 1954, andmet at Headquarters, New York, from 4 to 6 April1956.

Members in 1956: Argentina, Brazil, China, Egypt,France, Indonesia, Pakistan, USSR, United King-dom, United States, Yugoslavia.

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 505COMMITTEE ON NEGOTIATIONS WITH INTER-

GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES

The Committee in 1951 consisted of the Presidentof the Council, as Chairman, and 11 Council mem-bers. It has not met since 1951.

COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-

GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

The members serving on this Committee in 1956were Brazil, China, France, Netherlands, USSR,United Kingdom, United States.

On 21 December 1956, the Economic and SocialCouncil re-elected all seven members of 1956 toserve in 1957.

INTERIM COMMITTEE ON

PROGRAMME OF CONFERENCES

Members: China, France, USSR, United Kingdom,United States.

SPECIAL BODIES

Under this heading may be placed the following:

Permanent Central Opium BoardDrug Supervisory BodyUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for

RefugeesAdministrative Committee on Co-ordinationTechnical Assistance BoardInterim Co-ordinating Committee for International

Commodity Arrangements

PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD

The Board consists of eight persons appointed inan individual capacity for five years by the Economicand Social Council. Its members in 1956 were:Ramón Sánchez Cornejo (Chile); Chi-kwei Liang(China); Paul Reuter (France), Vice-President; Mo-hamed E. Rahman (India); Fouad Abou Zahr (Leba-non); Hans Fischer (Switzerland); Sir Harry Green-field (United Kingdom), President; Herbert L. May(United States).

DRUGS SUPERVISORY BODY

The Supervisory Body consists of four members.Appointed by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs:

Colonel C. H. L. Sharman (Canada), President.Appointed by the Permanent Central Opium Board:

Herbert L. May (United States).Appointed by the World Health Organization: Hans

Fischer (Switzerland), Vice-President; Sedat Tavat(Turkey).

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND

Executive Director: Maurice Pate.Executive Board

Until the end of 1956, the Executive Board ofthe United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)consisted of the 18 members of the Social Commis-sion and eight other States elected by the Economicand Social Council. The members for 1956 were:Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Byelorussian SSR, Canada,

China, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Repub-lic, Ecuador, Egypt, France, Greece, India, Israel,Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Sweden, Switzer-land, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Uru-guay, Yugoslavia.Chairman: Balachandra Rajan (India).First Vice-Chairman: T. Wakeham Cutts (Australia).Second Vice-Chairman: D. Silveira da Mota, Jr. (Bra-

zil) (subsequently ceased to represent his govern-ment on the Executive Board).

Third Vice-Chairman: Vaclav Tylner (Czechoslo-vakia).

Fourth Vice-Chairman: Claes Carbonnier (Sweden).On 7 December 1956, the General Assembly de-

cided (by resolution 1038(XI)) to reconstitute theUNICEF Executive Board as of 1 January 1957,to consist of 30 States, Members of the United Na-tions or members of the specialized agencies, to bedesignated by the Economic and Social Council forappropriate periods, without prejudice to the termsof the States already elected and with due regardto geographical distribution and to the representationof the major contributing and recipient countries.

As a result of this decision, 17 of the previous26 members remained on the Board, nine retiringcountries (Australia, Belgium, Byelorussian SSR,China, Ecuador, Israel, Italy, Switzerland, Uruguay)were to be replaced or re-elected and four newmembers were to be chosen by the Economic andSocial Council in order to bring the Board's totalmembership up to 30.

On 19 December 1956, the Council re-electedAustralia, Belgium and Italy each for two years,and Ecuador, Israel and Switzerland each for threeyears, and it elected El Salvador, the Federal Repub-lic of Germany, Poland and Venezuela each for twoyears, and Austria, Indonesia and Iran for three yearseach.

The 30 members serving on the Executive Boardfrom 1 January 1957 are as follows:Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Brazil,

France, Greece, India, Japan, Philippines, USSR,United States.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Australia,Belgium, Canada, El Salvador, Federal Republicof Germany, Italy, Pakistan, Poland, Venezuela,Yugoslavia.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Austria,Colombia, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic,Ecuador, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Sweden,Switzerland, United Kingdom.The Executive Board has established the following

subsidiary organs:

Programme CommitteeSub-Committee on Public Relations and Fund

RaisingCommittee on Administrative Budget

At a special session of the Executive Board inDecember 1956, an Informal Advisory Committee onAid to Hungarian Children and Mothers in Hungaryand Austria was appointed to advise the ExecutiveDirector on developing a plan of operations to beplaced before the Executive Board for the use of

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the remaining $500,000 of the $700,000 allocatedfor aid to Hungarian children and mothers in Hun-gary and Austria.Members: Brazil, Pakistan, Sweden, Yugoslavia.

In addition there is a UNICEF/WHO Joint Com-mittee on Health Policy.

OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH

COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES

(See above under GENERAL ASSEMBLY).

UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

(See above under GENERAL ASSEMBLY).

ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ON CO-ORDINATION

The Administrative Committee on Co-Ordination(ACC) consists of the Secretary-General of theUnited Nations, as Chairman, and executive headsof the specialized agencies (ILO, FAO, UNESCO,WHO, BANK, FUND, ICAO, UPU, ITU, WMO).

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD

The Board consists of an Executive Chairmanand the executive heads, or their representatives, ofthe organizations sharing in the funds for the Ex-panded Programme of Technical Assistance (UnitedNations, ILO, FAO, UNESCO, WHO, ICAO, ITU,WMO). Although the Bank and Fund do not sharein the funds for the Expanded Programme and arenot titular members of the Board, they are represented

at the meetings of the Board and co-operate fullyin promoting the objectives of the Programme.Executive Chairman: David Owen.

INTERIM CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR

INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY ARRANGEMENTS

Sir Claude Corea, Chairman, nominated by the Con-tracting Parties to GATT.

Georges Peter, appointed for his experience with non-agricultural primary commodities.

Walter Muller, appointed for his experience in pro-duction and international marketing of primarycommodities.

R. H. Roberts and T. C. Robinson (alternate)nominated by FAO.

AD HOC COMMITTEES

COMMITTEE ON THE DRAFTING OF A SUPPLEMENTARY

CONVENTION ON SLAVERY AND SERVITUDE

Members: Australia, Ecuador, Egypt, France, India,Netherlands, Turkey, USSR, United Kingdom,Yugoslavia.

COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS ON THE TRANSPORT OF

DANGEROUS GOODS

E. Baticle (France).A. A. Billberg (Sweden).V. E. Haninger (United States).M. K. Maitra (India).Sir Hugh Watts (United Kingdom), Chairman.

THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCILThe Trusteeship Council consists of the following:Members of the United Nations administering Trust

Territories;Permanent members of the Security Council which do

not administer Trust Territories;As many other members elected for a three-year term

by the General Assembly as will ensure that themembership of the Council is equally divided be-tween United Nations Members which administerTrust Territories and Members which do not.The following were the members of the Council

during 1956:Members Administering Trust Territories: Australia,

Belgium, France, Italy, New Zealand, United King-dom, United States.

Permanent Members of the Security Council not Ad-ministering Trust Territories: China, USSR.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Haiti,India.

Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Burma,Guatemala, Syria.On 19 December 1956, the General Assembly re-

elected Haiti and India for a three-year term begin-ning 1 January 1957.

(For delegations to the Council, see APPENDIX IV.)

The officers of the Council during 1956 were:

SEVENTEENTH SESSION

President: Mason Sears (United States).Vice-President: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti).

EIGHTEENTH SESSION AND SIXTH SPECIAL SESSION

President: Rafik Asha (Syria).Vice-President: Remigio D. Grillo (Italy).

Subsidiary organs reporting to the TrusteeshipCouncil are: standing committees, ad hoc commit-tees and visiting missions.

STANDING COMMITTEES

The Trusteeship Council has two standing com-mittees.

STANDING COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE UNIONS

Chairman: Emilio Arenales Catalán (Guatemala).Members: Guatemala,13 India,14 New Zealand, United

States.

STANDING COMMITTEE ON PETITIONS

Members to end of 17th session: Australia, Belgium,France, Haiti, India, USSR.

Elected at closing meeting of Council's 17th sessionto serve to end of 18th session: Belgium, Burma,China, France, USSR, United States.15

13 Guatemala elected by the Trusteeship Council

on 9 February 1956 to replace Haiti.14 India elected by the Trusteeship Council on

6 April 1956 to replace China.15 United States elected by the Trusteeship Council

on 10 July 1956 to replace United Kingdom.

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 507Elected at closing meeting of Council's 18th session

to serve to end of 19th session: Belgium, Burma,China, France, USSR, United States.

AD HOC COMMITTEES

The following ad hoc committees met during1956:

COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE

CAMEROONS UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION

This Committee was appointed on 21 February,1956, by the Trusteeship Council, to study, withthe assistance of the Secretariat, the communicationsrelating to the Cameroons under French administra-tion and to report to the Council's eighteenth session.Members: Australia, India.

COMMITTEE ON RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

OF THE TRUST TERRITORIES

Chairman: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti).Members: China, France, Haiti, India, United King-

dom, United States.

UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO TRUST

TERRITORIES IN THE PACIFIC, 1956

Members: Daniel Masonet (Belgium); José RolzBennett (Guatemala); M. E. Chacko (India); SirJohn Macpherson (United Kingdom), Chairman.

The Court consists of 15 judges elected for nine-year terms by the General Assembly and the SecurityCouncil, voting independently.

The judges of the Court serving from 6 February1955, in order of precedence, with the year their termof office ends, are as follows:

JudgeGreen Hackworth, PresidentAbdel Hamid Badawi,

Vice-PresidentJosé Gustavo GuerreroJules BasdevantBohdan WiniarskiMilovan ZoricicHelge KlaestadJohn E. ReadHsu Mo16

Enrique C. Armand-UgonFeodor Ivanovich KojevnikovSir Muhammad Zafrulla KhanSir Hersch LauterpachtLucio M. Moreno QuintanaRoberto CordovaRegistrar. Julio López Oliván.Deputy-Registrar. Jean Garnier-Coignet.

CHAMBER OF SUMMARY PROCEDURE

(as elected by the Court on 1 March 1956)Members: President Green Hackworth.

Vice-President Abdel Hamid Badawi.Judges José Gustavo Guerrero, Jules Bas-

devant and Hsu Mo.16

Substitutes: Judges Bohdan Winiarski and HelgeKlaestad.

16 On 11 January 1957, Wellington Koo (Chinese)was elected by the General Assembly and the SecurityCouncil to fill the vacancy on the Court caused bythe death of Hsu Mo on 28 June 1956. The latter'splace in the Chamber of Summary Procedure wastaken by Judge Winiarski on 28 September 1956,Judge Armand-Ugon becoming a substitute member.

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THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

PARTIES TO THE COURT'S STATUTE

All Members of the United Nations are ipso factoparties to the Statute of the International Court ofJustice. The following non-member States have alsobecome parties to the Court's Statute: Liechtenstein,San Marino and Switzerland.

STATES ACCEPTING COMPULSORY JURISDICTION

OF THE COURT

Declarations made by the following States accept-ing the Court's compulsory jurisdiction (or madeunder the Statute of the Permanent Court of Inter-national Justice and deemed to be an acceptance ofthe jurisdiction of the International Court for theperiod for which they still have to run) were in forceat the end of 1956: Australia, Canada, China, Colom-bia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador,France, Haiti, Honduras, India, Israel, Liberia, Liech-tenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, NewZealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Para-guay17, Philippines, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland,Thailand, Turkey, Union of South Africa, UnitedKingdom, United States, Uruguay.

ORGANS AUTHORIZED TO REQUEST ADVISORY

OPINIONS FROM THE COURT

Authorized in the Charter to request opinions onany legal questions: General Assembly, SecurityCouncil.

Authorized by the General Assembly in accordancewith the Charter to request opinions on legal ques-tions arising within the scope of their activities: Eco-nomic and Social Council; Trusteeship Council;Interim Committee of the General Assembly; In-ternational Labour Organisation; Food and Agri-culture Organization of the United Nations; UnitedNations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or-ganization; World Health Organization; Interna-tional Bank for Reconstruction and Development;International Monetary Fund; International CivilAviation Organization; International Telecommuni-cation Union, World Meteorological Organization.17

Paraguay's declaration, which was made withoutlimitation, was withdrawn by Paraguay on 26 April,1938.

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PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT(As of 31 December 1956)

Secretary-General: Dag Hammarskjold.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THESECRETARY-GENERAL

Executive Assistant to the Secretary-General:Andrew W. Cordier.

Chief Editor: Meurig Evans.Chief, General Assembly Section: Lennart Finnmark.Chief, Protocol and Liaison Section: Jehan de Noue.

INDEPENDENT UNITS

(Reporting to the Executive Office)Health Service. Medical Director: Dr. Szeming Sze.Internal Audit Service. Director: Frode Hansen.

OFFICE OF LEGAL AFFAIRS

The Legal Counsel: Constantin A. Stavropoulos.Deputy Director of the Office of the Legal Counsel:

W. W. Cox.Director, General Legal Division: Oscar Schachter.Deputy Director, General Legal Division: Marc

Schreiber.Director, Codification Division: Yuen-li Liang.

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER

Controller: Bruce R. Turner.Deputy Controller: William McCaw.Chief, Budget Division: A. E. Lethbridge.Chief, Accounts Division: Pieter C. J. Kien.Treasurer: Noel Monod.

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

Director of Personnel: J. A. C. Robertson.Deputy Director: John McDiarmid.Chief, Rules and Procedures Section: Charles P.

Holmes.Chief, Departmental and Staff Services: Karol

Kraczkiewicz.Chief, Placement Services: Francis P. Green.Chief, Technical Assistance Recruitment Services:

W. P. Barrett.

OFFICE OF THE UNDER-SECRETARIESWITHOUT DEPARTMENT

Under-Secretaries: Ralph J. Bunche, Ilya S. Tcher-nychev.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL ANDSECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS

Under-Secretary: Dragoslav Protitch.Director, Political Affairs Division: Alfonso García

Robles.Chief, General Problems and Procedures of Pacific

Settlements Section: S. Schwarz.

Assistant Director, Chief, Regional Affairs and Serv-ices to Commissions Section: William M. Jordan.

Director, Council and Committee Services Division:T. G. Narayanan.

Chief, Security Council Affairs Section: Ivan V.Tarasov.

Assistant Director, Chief, Political Committees Sec-tion: Feng Yang Chai.

Chief, Atomic Energy Section: Otto Frey.Chief, Conventional Armaments and Enforcement

Measures Section: William Epstein.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL AFFAIRS

Under-Secretary: Philippe de Seynes.Deputy Under-Secretary: W. Martin Hill.Director, Bureau of Economic Affairs: Sune L.

Carlson.Assistant Director, in Charge of Fiscal and Financial

Branch: Henry S. Bloch.Assistant Director, in Charge of Resources and In-

dustry Branch: John N. Reedman.Assistant Director, in Charge of Economic Survey

Branch: Jacob L. Mosak.Director, Statistical Office: William R. Leonard.Deputy Director, Statistical Office: P. J. Loftus.Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: Miss Julia Hen-

derson.Deputy Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: Sushil

K. Dey.Assistant Director, in Charge of Housing, Building

and Planning Branch: Ernest Weissmann.Assistant Director, in Charge of Population Branch:

John Durand.Assistant Director, in Charge of Social Welfare

Branch: Sushil K. Dey.Director, Division of Human Rights: John P.

Humphrey.Deputy Director, Division of Human Rights: Egon

Schwelb.Director, Transport and Communications Division:

Branko Lukac.Director, Division of Narcotic Drugs: Gilbert Yates.Secretary, Economic and Social Council: Mehdi Vakil.

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE

Executive Secretary: Gunnar Myrdal.Deputy Executive Secretary: A. G. Stetsenko.Director, Research and Planning Division: Hal B.

Lary.Acting Director, Transport Division: P. Le Vert.Chief, Steel, Engineering and Housing Section:

Arthur Ewing.

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST

Executive Secretary: C. V. Narasimhan.Deputy Executive Secretary: M. A. Dollinger.Chief, Research and Planning Division: John H. G.

Pierson.


Chief, Bureau of Flood Control and Water ResourcesDevelopment: Shen-Yi.

Chief, Industry and Trade Division: U Nyun.Chief, Transport Division: M. S. Ahmad.

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA

Executive Secretary: Raul Prebisch.Deputy Executive Secretary: Louis N. Swenson.Director, Mexico Office: Victor L. Urquidi.Chief, Social Affairs Division: Gustavo Duran.Chief, Economic Development Division: José A.

Mayobre.Chief, Industry and Mining Division: Carlos Quin-

tana.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION

Director-General: Hugh L. Keenleyside.Deputy Director-General: Gustavo Martinez Cabañas.Director, Programme Division: Arthur Goldschmidt.Acting Director, Public Administration Division:

Frederick J. Tickner.

DEPARTMENT OF TRUSTEESHIP ANDINFORMATION FROM NON-SELF-GOVERNING

TERRITORIES

Under-Secretary: Benjamin A. Cohen.Director, Division of Information from Non-Self-

Governing Territories: Wilfrid Benson.Deputy Director, Division of Information from Non-

Self-Governing Territories: Arnold V. Kunst.Acting Director, Division of Trusteeship: H. A.

Wieschhoff.Director: (on special assignment) Leon Steining.Principal Secretary, United Nations Advisory Coun-

cil for the Trust Territory of Somaliland underItalian Administration: Taylor C. Shore.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

Under-Secretary: Ahmed S. Bokhari.Deputy Under-Secretary: Alfred G. Katzin.Director, External and Specialized Agencies Service:

V. J. G. Stavridi.Director, Press and Publications Division: Wilder

Foote.Director, Radio and Visual Services Division: Peter

Aylen.Director, Public Liaison and Distribution Division:

G. J. Janecek.

UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRES AND

REGIONAL INFORMATION OFFICERS

Athens. Director: Sinan A. Korle.Bangkok. Information Officer: William Tanzer.Belgrade. Director: Milan Hofman.Bogota. Director: Jorge Viteri de la Huerta.Buenos Aires. Director: L. Bertrand Ges.Cairo. Director: John King Gordon.Copenhagen. Director: Jan Gunnar Lindstrom.Geneva. Director: W. Gibson-Parker.Karachi. Director: A. Faryar.

London. Director: George Ivan Smith.The Hague. Information Officer: Erwin Baum-

garten.Mexico. Director: Miguel A. Marin.Monrovia. Director: B. Leitgeber.Moscow. Acting Director: Sergey G. Bratchikov.New Delhi. Director: Eugenio Soler-Alonso.Paris. Director: David Blickenstaff.Prague. Director: Arnost Bares.Rio de Janeiro. Director: Georges S. Rabinovitch.Santiago. Information Officer: Antonio Ramos Oli-

veira.Shanghai. Officer-in-Charge: Mrs. Elizabeth Tong.

Djakarta. Information Officer: Nazri M. Rashed.Manila. Information Officer: Martin A. Arostegui.

Sydney. Director: A. H. W. WilliamsTeheran. Director: Olav Rytter.Washington. Director: Brian Meredith.

DEPARTMENT OF CONFERENCE SERVICES

Under-Secretary: Victor Hoo.Director, Language and Meetings Service: Georges

Peissel.Director, Library: R. Borba de Moraes.Chief, Editorial Control: Romain Godet.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES

Director: David B. Vaughan.Director, Communications and Records Service: Byron

F. Wood.Chief, Purchase and Transportation Service: Carey

Seward.Chief, Buildings Management Service: Frank M.

Begley.Chief, Field Operations Service: George Lansky.

EUROPEAN OFFICE OF THE UNITEDNATIONS, GENEVA

Director Representing the Secretary-General: AdrianPelt.

Deputy Director: Georges M. Palthey.Chief, Administrative and Financial Services: Paul

Coidan.

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND

HEADQUARTERS

Executive Director: Maurice Pate.Deputy Executive Director: Eric J. R. Heyward.Deputy Executive Director: Dr. B. Borcic.Deputy Executive Director: Dr. Georges Sicault.Chief, Administrative Division: John T. Birckhead.Comptroller: Stanley Sroka.Chief, Supply Division: Edmund T. Bridgwater.Chief, Public Information Division: Mrs. Patricia

Hartwell.Chief Reports Officer: John J. Charnow.Chief Medical Adviser: Dr. I. C. Yuan.Food Conservation Co-ordinator: Donald R. Sabin.FAO Adviser: Dr. J. M. Hundley.

510 APPENDIX II

UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICES

Asia. Regional Director: Spurgeon M. Keeny.Africa and Europe. Regional Director: Charles A.

Egger.The Americas. Regional Director: Robert L. Davée.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD

Executive Chairman: David Owen.Senior Director: Laurence Michelmore.Acting Director, Administration Division: R. B.

Stedman.Director, Programme Division: Sudhir Sen.

FIELD PERSONNEL

Afghanistan. Resident Representative: D. Hopkinson.Australia. Liaison Officer of TAB: John R. Minter.Bolivia. Resident Representative: A. Oropeza-Castillo.Brazil. Resident Representative: H. Laurentie.Burma. Resident Representative: Dusan Marusic.Ceylon. Resident Representative: J. N. Corry.Chile. Resident Representative: B. F. Osorio-Tafall.Colombia. Resident Representative: Warren Cornwell.Ecuador. Resident Representative: A. Balinski.Egypt. Resident Representative: G. Pérez-Guerrero.Ethiopia. Officer-in-Charge: Evan Jenkins.Haiti. Resident Representative: A. Le Bel.India. Resident Representative: James Keen.Indonesia. Resident Representative: A. Rosenborg.Iran. Resident Representative: Thomas A. Power.Iraq. Acting Resident Representative: T. Pigot.Israel. Resident Representative: C. Hart Schaaf.Jordan. Resident Representative: N. G. Abhyankar.Lebanon. Officer-in-Charge; Liaison Office of TAB:

G. Berouti.Libya. Resident Representative: H. L. Spence.Mexico, Central America and Panama. Regional Rep-

resentative: R. Etchats.Pakistan. Resident Representative: H. Gilchrist.Philippines. Resident Representative: E. Ward.Thailand. Regional Representative: Sir Alexander

MacFarquhar.Turkey. Resident Representative: Charles Weitz.Uruguay (Paraguay and Argentina). Resident Repre-

sentative: M. Albornoz.Yugoslavia. Representative: J. R. Symonds.

JOINT SECRETARIAT OF THE PERMANENTCENTRAL OPIUM BOARD AND DRUGS

SUPERVISORY BODY

Secretary, Permanent Central Opium Board: LouisAtzenwiler.

JOINT STAFF PENSION BOARD AND UNITEDNATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE

Secretary, Joint Staff Pension Board: J. Isaac-Georges.

UNITED NATIONS KOREANRECONSTRUCTION AGENCY

KOREAN HEADQUARTERS

Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter,USA (Retired).

Deputy Agent-General: Brigadier-General H. E. East-wood, USA (Retired).

Comptroller: James McLean.Chief, Supply Division: Cyril Perry.Executive Officer, Office of the Agent-General: Colo-

nel Andrew E. Forsyth, USA (Retired).Chief, Operations Division: Brigadier-General H. E.

Eastwood, USA (Retired).Chief, Office of Budget and Management: Verda

Welch.Chief, Public Information Division: James B. Orrick.Chief, Office of Personnel: Francis J. Murray.

AMERICAN REGIONAL OFFICE

Chief of Office: John L. Thurston.Chief, Division of Liaison: David L. Rolbein.Chief, Division of Procurement: Brigadier-General

Andrew C. Tychsen, USA (Retired).

LONDON LIAISON OFFICE

Administrative Officer: Mrs. A. P. Fischer.

TOKYO LIAISON AND PROCUREMENT OFFICE

Chief of Office: Richard Quill.

UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKSAGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES

IN THE NEAR EAST

Director: Henry R. Labouisse.Deputy Director: Leslie J. Carver.General Counsel: Jean-Flavien Lalive.Assistant Director, Department of Common Services:

Bernardus T. Twigt.Assistant Director, Department of Refugee Services:

B. E. R. de la Sablière.Assistant Director, Department of Rehabilitation:

Thomas Jamieson.Chief, Economics Division: Willem Brakel.Comptroller: Elmer E. Feistel, Jr.Executive Assistant to the Director: Sherwood E. Moe.Chief, Public Information and Languages Division:

G. S. Khouri.

18

On 8 March 1957, the General Assembly decided, by resolution 1119(XI), to adjourn its eleventh sessiontemporarily and to authorize the President of the Assembly, in consultation with the Secretary-General andthe Member States, the representatives of which were serving on the General Committee during the session,to reconvene the Assembly as necessary in order to consider further items 66 or 67. Consideration of all otheragenda items was completed.

APPENDIX III

M A T T E R S C O N S I D E R E D BY THE P R I N C I P A L O R G A N S

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ITSFIRST AND SECOND EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSIONS AND

ELEVENTH REGULAR SESSION

FIRST EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION, 1-10 NOVEMBER 1956

Agenda Item1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the

delegation of Chile.2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation.3. Appointment of a Credentials Committee.

4. Adoption of the agenda.5. Question considered by the Security Council at

its 749th and 750th meetings, held on 30 Oc-tober, 1956.

Consideration and Action TakenPlenary meeting 561.

Plenary meeting 561.Plenary meetings 561, 571. Resolution 996 (ES-I andII).Plenary meeting 561.Plenary meetings 561-563, 565-567, 572. Resolutions997-1003 (ES-I).

SECOND EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION, 4-10 NOVEMBER 1956

1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of thedelegation of Chile.

2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation.3. Appointment of a Credentials Committee.

4. Adoption of the agenda.5. The situation in Hungary.

Plenary meeting 564.

Plenary meeting 564.Plenary meetings 564, 571. Resolution 996 (ES-I andII).Plenary meeting 564.Plenary meetings 564, 568-571, 573. Resolutions 1004-1008(ES-II).


Plenary meeting 574.Plenary meetings 574, 658. Resolution 1009(XI).Plenary meeting 574.General Committee meetings 106, 107. First Commit-tee meetings 812, 813. Special Political Committeemeetings 1, 2. Second Committee meetings 386, 387.Third Committee meetings 684, 685. Fourth Commit-tee meetings 550, 551. Fifth Committee meetings 532,533, 560. Sixth Committee meetings 478-480. Plenarymeetings 575, 577, 623. Resolution 1104(XI).

1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of thedelegation of Chile.

2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation.3. Appointment of a Credentials Committee.4. Election of the President.5. Constitution of the Main Committees and elec-

tion of officers.

ELEVENTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,12 NOVEMBER 1956 — 8 MARCH 195718

512 APPENDIX III

Agenda Item6. Election of Vice-Presidents.

7. Notification by the Secretary-General under Ar-ticle 12, paragraph 2, of the Charter.

8. Adoption of the agenda.

9. Opening of the general debate.10. Report of the Secretary-General on the work of

the Organization.11. Report of the Security Council.12. Report of the Economic and Social Council.

13. Report of the Trusteeship Council.19

14. Election of three non-permanent members ofthe Security Council.

15. Election of six members of the Economic andSocial Council.

16. Election of two members of the TrusteeshipCouncil.

17. Election of a member of the International Courtof Justice to fill the vacancy caused by the deathof Judge Hsu Mo.

18. Election of the members of the InternationalLaw Commission.

19. Appointment of the members of the Peace Ob-servation Commission.

20. Election of a United Nations High Commissionerfor Refugees to fill the vacancy caused by thedeath of Dr. G. J. van Heuven Goedhart.

21. The Korean Question:(a) Report of the United Nations Commission

for the Unification and Rehabilitation ofKorea;

( b ) Problem of ex-prisoners of the Korean war:report of the Government of India.

22. Regulation, limitation and balanced reductionof all armed forces and all armaments; conclu-sion of an international convention (treaty) onthe reduction of armaments and the prohibitionof atomic, hydrogen and other weapons of massdestruction: report of the Disarmament Com-mission.

23. Report of the Director of the United NationsRelief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugeesin the Near East.

24. Treatment of people of Indian origin in theUnion of South Africa: reports of the Govern-ments of India and of Pakistan.

Consideration and Action TakenGeneral Committee meeting 106. Sixth Committeemeeting 480. Plenary meetings 575, 577.Plenary meeting 577.

General Committee meetings 106-110. First Commit-tee meeting 813. Special Political Committee meeting2. Second Committee meeting 387. Third Committeemeetings 685, 708, 709, 738, 740. Fourth Committeemeetings 551, 570. Fifth Committee meeting 533.Sixth Committee meeting 479. Plenary meetings 576-580, 620, 655. Resolution 1108(XI).Plenary meetings 581, 588-590, 597-603, 609-611.

Plenary meeting 658. Resolution 1117(XI).Second Committee meetings 438-445, 447. ThirdCommittee meetings 686-688, 754-761. Fifth Com-mittee meeting 560. Plenary meetings 612, 656, 658,662. Resolutions 1027-1029(XI), 1038(XI), 1042(XI), 1043(XI).Fourth Committee meetings 579, 582, 627-641, 643,646, 648, 649. Plenary meeting 661. Resolutions 1062-1067(XI).Plenary meeting 627.



Plenary meetings 625-627, 637.


Plenary meeting 632. Resolution 1114(XI).


First Committee meetings 814-820. Plenary meeting637. Resolution 1010(XI).

First Committee meetings 821-829. Plenary meeting653. Resolution 1011 (XI).

Special Political Committee meetings 23-35. Plenarymeeting 663. Resolution 1018(XI).

General Committee meeting 107. Special PoliticalCommittee meetings 7-10. Plenary meetings 577, 578,648. Resolution 1015(XI).

19

The Fourth Committee considered requests for hearings in connexion with this item at its meetings 552-554, 556, 564, 566, 570, 576, 584-586, 589, 591, 596, 600, 601, 604, 607, 608, 611, 613, 615, 620, 623,625, 627, 629, 636, 640.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 513

Agenda Item25. Admission of new Members to the United

Nations.20

26. Programmes of technical assistance:

(a) Report of the Economic and Social Council;

(b) Confirmation of allocation of funds underthe Expanded Programme of TechnicalAssistance.

27. Economic development of under-developedcountries:(a) Question of the establishment of a Special

United Nations Fund for Economic Develop-ment: report of the ad hoc committee;

( b ) International tax problems: report of theEconomic and Social Council;

(c) Industrialization of under-developed coun-tries.

28. Establishment of a world food reserve: reportof the Economic and Social Council.

29. Report of the Agent-General of the United Na-tions Korean Reconstruction Agency.

30. Report of the United Nations High Commissionerfor Refugees.21

31. Draft International Covenants on HumanRights.22

32. Recommendations concerning international re-spect for the right of peoples and nations toself-determination.23

33. Draft convention on the nationality of marriedwomen.

34. Information from Non-Self-Governing Territoriestransmitted under Article 73 e of the Charter:reports of the Secretary-General and of theCommittee on Information from Non-Self-Gov-erning Territories:(a) Information on educational conditions;( b ) Information on other conditions;(c) General questions relating to the transmis-

sion and examination of information.35. Progress achieved by the Non-Self-Governing

Territories in pursuance of Chapter XI of theCharter: report of the Secretary-General.

36. Election to fill vacancies in the membership ofthe Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories.

Consideration and Action TakenSpecial Political Committee meetings 17-22. Plenarymeetings 574, 576, 623, 663, 668. Resolutions 1017(XI), 1110-1113(XI), 1118(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 589, 596. Plenary meeting661. Resolution 1037(XI).Second Committee meetings 389-402, 405, 428, 431,445, 446, 449. Plenary meetings 632, 661. Resolu-tions 1021-1024(XI), 1036(XI).Second Committee meeting 391. Plenary meeting 612.Resolution 1019(XI).

Second Committee meetings 402-414, 428, 449-451.Plenary meeting 661. Resolutions 1030-1035(XI).Second Committee meetings 428-436, 446, 448, 449.Plenary meeting 661. Resolutions 1030(XI), 1031(XI).

Second Committee meetings 437, 438. Plenary meet-ing 661. Resolution 1032(XI).Second Committee meetings 420-425, 427, 428. Ple-nary meeting 661. Resolution 1033(XI).Second Committee meetings 415-419, 421, 425-427,430. Plenary meeting 656. Resolutions 1025(XI),1026(XI).Second Committee meetings 388, 391. Plenary meet-ing 612. Resolution 1020(XI).Third Committee meetings 689-697. Plenary meeting643. Resolution 1039(XI).Third Committee meetings 706-733, 735-744, 746-748. Plenary meeting 656.Third Committee meetings 708, 709, 738, 740. Ple-nary meeting 656.

Third Committee meetings 697-707. Plenary meeting647. Resolution 1040(XI).Fourth Committee meetings 600-623, 630, 643-645.Plenary meetings 656, 657. Resolutions 1048-1052(XI).

Fourth Committee meetings 616, 624-627, 630, 644.Plenary meetings 656, 657. Resolution 1053(XI).

Fourth Committee meeting 630. Plenary meetings656, 657.

20 At the 644th plenary meeting of the General Assembly and at the 829th meeting of the First Committee,

tributes were paid to the memory of Mr. Mamoru Shigemitsu, former Foreign Minister of Japan, who, as headof the Japanese delegation, had represented his country on the occasion of its admission to the United Nations.Tributes to the memory of Dr. Theodor Koerner, President of the Republic of Austria, were paid at the 816thmeeting of the First Committee and the 11th meeting of the Special Political Committee.

21 Tributes to the memory of the late High Commissioner, Dr. G. J. van Heuven Goedhart, were paid at the643rd plenary meeting of the General Assembly and the 689th meeting of the Third Committee.

22 On 10 December 1956, the Third Committee marked the observance of the eighth anniversary of the Uni-versal Declaration of Human Rights.

23 At its 656th plenary meeting, the General Assembly decided, on the basis of the recommendation of theThird Committee (A/3515), to postpone consideration of this item to its twelfth session.

514 APPENDIX III

Agenda Item37. Question of South West Africa: report of the

Committee on South West Africa.24

38. Admissibility of hearings of petitioners by theCommittee on South West Africa: advisoryopinion of the International Court of Justice.

39. The Togoland unification problem and the futureof the Trust Territory of Togoland under Britishadministration: reports of the United NationsPlebiscite Commissioner and of the TrusteeshipCouncil.25

40. Question of the frontier between the Trust Ter-ritory of Somaliland under Italian administra-tion and Ethiopia: reports of the Governmentsof Ethiopia and of Italy.

41. Financial reports and accounts, and reports ofthe Board of Auditors:(a) United Nations, for the financial year ended

31 December 1955;(b) United Nations Children's Fund, for the fi-

nancial year ended 31 December 1955;( c ) United Nations Relief and Works Agency

for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, forthe financial year ended 30 June 1956;

(d) United Nations Korean ReconstructionAgency, for the financial year ended 30June 1956;

( e ) United Nations Refugee Fund, for the finan-cial year ended 31 December 1955.

42. Supplementary estimates for the financial year1956.

43. Budget estimates for the financial year 1957.

44. Appointments to fill vacancies in the membershipof the subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly:(a) Advisory Committee on Administrative and

Budgetary Questions;( b ) Committee on Contributions;(c) Board of Auditors;(d) Investments Committee: confirmation of

the appointment made by the Secretary-General;

(e) United Nations Administrative Tribunal;(f) United Nations Staff Pension Committee.

45. Report of the Negotiating Committee for Extra-Budgetary Funds.

46. Scale of assessments for the apportionment ofthe expenses of the United Nations: report ofthe Committee on Contributions.

47. United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: an-nual report of the United Nations Joint StaffPension Board.

48. Audit reports relating to expenditure by spec-ialized agencies of technical assistance funds allo-cated from the Special Account.

Consideration and Action TakenFourth Committee meetings 570-583, 633, 638, 645,646. Plenary meeting 661. Resolutions 1054-1061(XI).Fourth Committee meetings 568, 569, 573. Plenarymeeting 643. Resolution 1047(XI).

Fourth Committee meetings 552-567, 570, 573, 584-599, 602, 603. Fifth Committee meeting 570. Plenarymeetings 619, 643, 657. Resolutions 1044-1046(XI).

Fourth Committee meetings 642, 644-648. Plenarymeeting 661. Resolution 1068(XI).

Fifth Committee meetings 534, 540, 547, 560. Ple-nary meetings 612, 632. Resolutions 1069-1071(XI),1081(XI), 1082(XI).

Fifth Committee meetings 536, 540. Plenary meeting612. Resolution 1074(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 548-554, 556, 558-560,562-565, 589, 592, 595, 596. Plenary meetings 632,662. Resolutions 1083-1086(XI), 1096-1102(XI).General Committee meeting 107. Fifth Committeemeetings 558-589. Plenary meetings 632, 662. Reso-lutions 1076-1080(XI), 1093(XI).

Fifth Committee meetings 565, 570-572, 592. Ple-nary meeting 662. Resolution 1091 (XI).Fifth Committee meetings 537-539, 542, 559, 560,568, 592. Plenary meetings 632, 662. Resolution1087(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 536, 540, 566-568, 589.Plenary meetings 612, 662. Resolutions 1072(XI),1073(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 547, 560. Plenary meet-ing 632. Resolution 1088(XI).

24

The Fourth Committee considered requests for hearings in connexion with this item at its 568th and 569thmeetings.

25 The Fourth Committee considered requests for hearings in connexion with this item at its 551st and 552ndmeetings.


Agenda Item49. Administrative and budgetary co-ordination be-

tween the United Nations and the specializedagencies: reports of the Secretary-General and ofthe Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions.

50. Registration and publication of treaties and in-ternational agreements: report of the Secretary-General.

51. United Nations salary, allowance and benefitssystem: report of the Salary Review Committee.

52. System of travel and subsistence allowances tomembers of organs of the United Nations.

53. Report of the International Law Commission onthe work of its eighth session:(a) Final report on the regime of the high seas,

the regime of the territorial sea and re-lated problems;

(b) Question of amending article 11 of theStatute of the International Law Com-mission relating to the filling of casualvacancies in the membership of the Com-mission;

(c) Other matters.54. Elimination or reduction of future statelessness:

report of the Secretary-General.55. Question of Cyprus:

( a ) Application, under the auspices of theUnited Nations, of the principle of equalrights and self-determination of peoples inthe case of the population of the Islandof Cyprus;

( b ) Complaint by the United Kingdom ofGreat Britain and Northern Ireland ofsupport from Greece for terrorism inCyprus.

56. Question of amending the United NationsCharter, in accordance with the procedure laiddown in Article 108 of the Charter, to increasethe number of non-permanent members of theSecurity Council and the number of votes re-quired for decisions of the Council.26

57. Question of amending the United NationsCharter, in accordance with the procedure laiddown in Article 108 of the Charter, to increasethe membership of the Economic and SocialCouncil.26

58. Question of amending the Statute of the Inter-national Court of Justice, in accordance withthe procedure laid down in Article 108 of theCharter of the United Nations and Article 69of the Statute of the Court with respect to anincrease in the number of judges of the Inter-national Court of Justice.26

59. Question of amending Article 2 of the Statuteof the International Law Commission to increasethe membership of the Commission.

60. Interim measures, pending entry into force ofthe Covenants on Human Rights, to be takenwith respect to violations of the human rightsset forth in the Charter of the United Nationsand the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

26 At its 661st plenary meeting, the General Assemblyto its 12th regular session.

Consideration and Action TakenFifth Committee meetings 566, 592. Plenary meeting662. Resolution 1094(XI).

Fifth Committee meetings 562, 670. Plenary meeting662. Resolution 1092(XI).

Fifth Committee meetings 561, 570-587, 589, 590-593, 596. Plenary meeting 662. Resolution 1095(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 534, 535, 537, 540. Ple-nary meeting 612. Resolution 1075(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 534, 558, 562, 568, 569,588, 589, 591. Sixth Committee meetings 481, 485-505. Plenary meeting 658. Resolutions 1105(XI),1106(XI).

Sixth Committee meeting 506. Plenary meeting 658.Resolution 1107(XI).General Committee meeting 107. First Committeemeetings 847-856. Plenary meetings 578, 660. Reso-lution 1013(XI).

General Committee meeting 107. Plenary meetings612, 620-622, 624, 628, 629, 661.

General Committee meeting 107. Plenary meeting661.

General Committee meeting 107. Plenary meeting661.

General Committee meeting 107. Fifth Committeemeeting 553. Sixth Committee meetings 482-485.Plenary meeting 623. Resolution 1103(XI).Third Committee meetings 745, 748-753. Plenarymeeting 656. Resolution 1041(XI).

decided to postpone consideration of these three items

516 APPENDIX III

Agenda Item61. Question of race conflict in South Africa result-

ing from the policies of apartheid of the Gov-ernment of the Union of South Africa.

62. Question of Algeria.

63. Question of West Irian (West New Guinea).

64. Draft convention concerning a system of con-sultation.

65. The over-all total of the United Nations annualbudget expenditure.

66. Question considered by the first emergencyspecial session of the General Assembly from1 to 10 November 1956.

67. Question considered by the second emergencyspecial session of the General Assembly from4 to 10 November 1956.

68. Election to fill a vacancy in the membershipof the Security Council resulting from the with-drawal of Yugoslavia.

69. Authorization for the Advisory Committee es-tablished by General Assembly resolution 810(IX) to negotiate on behalf of the UnitedNations an agreement to establish relations be-tween the United Nations and the InternationalAtomic Energy Agency.

70. Complaint by the Union of Soviet Socialist Re-publics of intervention by the United States ofAmerica in the domestic affairs of Albania,Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Ro-mania and the USSR, and its subversive activityagainst those States.

71. Agreement on relationship between the UnitedNations and the International Finance Corpora-tion.

Other Matters DiscussedOrganization of the eleventh session of the Gen-eral Assembly.Progress of the work of the eleventh session ofthe General Assembly and closing date of thesession.Arrangements for future meetings of the eleventhsession.Spanish and Russian translations of the StaffRegulations and Rules.Suggestions concerning the budget estimates forthe financial year 1958.

Consideration and Action TakenGeneral Committee meetings 107, 108. Special Po-litical Committee meetings 11-16. Plenary meetings577, 578, 648. Resolution 1016(XI).General Committee meeting 108. First Committeemeetings 830-846. Plenary meetings 578, 654, 655.Resolution 1012(XI).General Committee meeting 108. First Committeemeetings 857-863. Plenary meetings 578, 664.Special Political Committee meetings 3-6. Plenarymeeting 637. Resolution 1014(XI).Fifth Committee meetings 542-544, 546, 560. Ple-nary meeting 632.General Committee meeting 106. Fifth Committeemeetings 538, 540, 541, 544-547, 553, 555, 557,558, 560, 594, 596. Plenary meetings 576, 591-597,624, 629-632, 638-642, 644-646, 649-652, 659-662,664-668. Resolutions 1089(XI), 1090(XI), 1120-1126(XI).General Committee meeting 106. Plenary meetings576, 582-587, 604-609, 613-618, 633-636. Resolu-tions 1127-1132(XI).Plenary meeting 612.


General Committee meeting 109. Special PoliticalCommittee meetings 3, 36-41. Plenary meetings 620,663.

General Committee meeting 110. Plenary meetings655, 656. Resolution 1116(XI).

General Committee meeting 107. Plenary meeting577.General Committee meetings 107, 110. Plenary meet-ings 655, 659. Resolution 1109(XI).


Fifth Committee meeting 593.

Fifth Committee meeting 593.

NOTE: At its 107th meeting, the General Committee agreed to a proposal by the Secretary-General(A/BUR/143) that the following items for the provisional agenda (A/3191) not be included on the agendafor the General Assembly's eleventh session, and that consideration of them be postponed to the Assembly'stwelfth session: "Draft convention on freedom of information: report of the Economic and Social Council";"Question of defining aggression: report of the Special Committee"; "Draft code of offences against the peaceand security of mankind"; and "International criminal jurisdiction". Also at the General Committee's 107thmeeting, India withdrew its proposal for inclusion of an item on "The peaceful utilization of Antarctica"(A/BUR/143). Another Indian proposal, for inclusion of an item on "Representation of China in the UnitedNations" (A/3338, A/BUR/143/Add.1) was rejected by the Assembly at its 580th plenary meeting.

At its 655th plenary meeting, the General Assembly rejected a USSR proposal for inclusion of an itemon its agenda entitled "Question of aggressive acts by the United States of America constituting a threat topeace and security" (A/3530).

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS

GENERAL DEBATE517

Country

AlbaniaArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBoliviaBrazilBulgariaBurmaByelorussian SSRCambodiaCanadaCeylonChileChinaCosta RicaCubaCzechoslovakiaDominican RepublicEcuadorEgyptEl SalvadorEthiopiaFranceGreeceGuatemalaHaitiHungaryIndiaIndonesiaIranIraq

Meeting601588588589601581599601603590609590600598600600602581581600600601589588610599610611600602581

Date29 Nov.21 Nov.21 Nov.22 Nov.29 Nov.16 Nov.28 Nov.29 Nov.30 Nov.22 Nov.5 Dec.

22 Nov.28 Nov.27 Nov.28 Nov.28 Nov.29 Nov.16 Nov.16 Nov.28 Nov.28 Nov.29 Nov.22 Nov.21 Nov.

5 Dec.28 Nov.5 Dec.6 Dec.

28 Nov.29 Nov.16 Nov.

MEETINGS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND MATTERS CONSIDEREDDURING 1956

CountryIrelandIsraelItalyJordanLaosLiberiaLibyaMoroccoNepalNetherlandsNew ZealandNorwayPakistanPanamaParaguayPeruPhilippinesPolandPortugalRomaniaSpainSudanSwedenSyria28

ThailandTunisiaUkrainian SSRUnion of South AfricaUSSRUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayVenezuelaYemenYugoslavia

Meeting603609588590602590602590602599588598601598603597590598581602588599602610600590610597589611581609598598599

Date30 Nov.

5 Dec.21 Nov.22 Nov.29 Nov.22 Nov.29 Nov.22 Nov.29 Nov.28 Nov.21 Nov.27 Nov.29 Nov.27 Nov.30 Nov.27 Nov.22 Nov.27 Nov.16 Nov.29 Nov.21 Nov.28 Nov.29 Nov.5 Dec.

28 Nov.22 Nov.5 Dec.

27 Nov.22 Nov.

6 Dec.16 Nov.5 Dec.

27 Nov.27 Nov.28 Nov.

The General Debate at the opening of the Assembly'seleventh session began at the 581st plenary meetingon 16 November and finished at the 611th plenarymeeting on 6 December 1956. Representatives ofthe following 66 countries took part, speaking at themeetings as listed:27

The General Assembly was also addressed by thefollowing distinguished guests:

Mr. B. R. Sen, Director-General of the Food andAgriculture Organization, at the 643rd plenary meet-ing on 23 January 1957.

H.M. King Saud of Saudi Arabia, at the 647thplenary meeting on 29 January 1957.

28 At the 611th plenary meeting of the General

Assembly, the representative of Syria clarified a pas-sage in his speech made at the previous meeting.

27 The representatives of the following countriesspoke again in reply to statements made during thegeneral debate at the plenary meetings indicated inparentheses: Australia (598th meeting), India (611thmeeting), Iraq (611th meeting), Nepal (619th meet-ing), Pakistan (611th meeting), Portugal (611thand 619th meetings) and United States (589thmeeting).

Meeting Subject710

711712713714

The Palestine question: letter dated13 December 1955 from the repre-sentative of Syria to the Presidentof the Security Council.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.

Date12 Jan.

12 Jan.13 Jan.17 Jan.18 Jan.

Meeting Subject715716

717

Same as above.Admission of new Members: letterdated 2 February 1956 from therepresentative of the United Statesto the President of the SecurityCouncil.The Palestine question: status ofcompliance given to the General

Date19 Jan.6 Feb.

26 Mar.

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730731

732

733

734

735736737738739

Armistice Agreements and theresolutions of the Security Counciladopted during the past year.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above:(a) Report of the Secretary-Gen-eral to the Security Council pur-suant to the Council's resolution of4 April 1956 on the Palestinequestion.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Letter dated 13 June 1956 fromthe representatives of Afghanistan,Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jor-dan, Lebanon, Libya, Pakistan,Saudi Arabia, Syria, Thailand, andYemen, to the President of theSecurity Council concerning Al-geria.Same as above.Admission of new Members: letterdated 14 July 1956 from the rep-resentative of France to the Presi-dent of the Security Council.Admission of new Members: letterdated 14 July 1956 from theMinister for Foreign Affairs ofTunisia to the Secretary-Generalof the United Nations.1. Consideration of the report ofthe Security Council to the GeneralAssembly (first part of meetingclosed).2. Date of election to fill a va-cancy in the International Court ofJustice.1. Situation created by the unilat-eral action of the Egyptian Govern-ment in bringing to an end thesystem of international operationof the Suez Canal, which was con-firmed and completed by the SuezCanal Convention of 1888.2. Actions against Egypt by somePowers, particularly France and theUnited Kingdom, which constitutea danger to international peace andsecurity and are serious violationsof the Charter of the UnitedNations.Same as above under (1).Same as above.Same as above.Same as above.Same as above (closed meeting).

Date

28 Mar.3 Apr.3 Apr.4 Apr.4 Apr.

29 May

31 May31 May1 June1 June4 June

26 June

26 June20 July

26 July

6 Sep.

26 Sep.

5 Oct.8 Oct.8 Oct.9 Oct.9 Oct.

740741742743744

745746

747

748

749750

751752

753754755

Same as above (closed meeting).Same as above (closed meeting).Same as above.Same as above.The Palestine question:(a) Letter dated 15 October1956 from the representative ofJordan to the President of theSecurity Council.( b ) Letter dated 17 October1956 from the representative ofIsrael to the President of theSecurity Council with complaintconcerning persistent violations byJordan of the General ArmisticeAgreement and of the cease-firepledge made to the Secretary-General on 26 April 1956.Same as above.Letter dated 27 October 1956from the representatives of France,the United Kingdom and theUnited States to the President ofthe Security Council concerningthe situation in Hungary.Letter dated 25 October 1956from the representative of Franceto the Secretary-General with com-plaint concerning military assist-ance rendered by the EgyptianGovernment to the rebels in Al-geria.Letter dated 29 October 1956from the representative of theUnited States to the President ofthe Security Council concerningthe Palestine question: steps forthe immediate cessation of the mili-tary action of Israel in Egypt.Same as above.1. Same as above.2. Letter dated 30 October 1956from the representative of Egyptto the President of the SecurityCouncil.Same as above under (2 ) .Letter dated 27 October 1956from the representatives of France,the United Kingdom and theUnited States to the President ofthe Security Council concerningthe situation in Hungary.Same as above.Same as above.Cablegram dated 5 November1956 from the Minister for ForeignAffairs of the Union of SovietSocialist Republics to the Presi-dent of the Security Council con-cerning non-compliance by theUnited Kingdom, France and Israelwith the decision of the emergencyspecial session of the General As-

Date11 Oct.12 Oct.13 Oct.13 Oct.19 Oct.

25 Oct.28 Oct.

29 Oct.

30 Oct.

30 Oct.30 Oct.

31 Oct.2 Nov.

3 Nov.4 Nov.5 Nov.

SubjectMeetingMeeting Subject


Meeting Subject

sembly of 2 November 1956 andimmediate steps to halt the aggres-sion of the aforesaid States againstEgypt.Admission of new members:(a) Application of Japan for ad-mission to membership in theUnited Nations.(b) Letter dated 7 December1956 from the representative ofthe Union of Soviet Socialist Re-publics to the President of theSecurity Council relating to the ap-plication of the Mongolian People'sRepublic for admission to member-

NOTE: The question of the admission of Ghanato the United Nations was taken up at the 775thmeeting of the Security Council on 7 March 1957,at which the Council unanimously approved a rec-ommendation to the General Assembly for the ad-mission of Ghana. The General Assembly acted onthis recommendation on 8 March 1957.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCILAT ITS TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND SESSIONS

TWENTY-FIRST SESSION, 17 APRIL — 4 MAY 1956Agenda Item

1. Election of the President and Vice-Presidentsfor 1956.

2. Adoption of the sessional agenda.3. Report of the International Monetary Fund.4. Report of the International Bank for Recon-

struction and Development.5. Economic development of under-developed

countries.29

6. International co-operation on cartography.7. International co-operation with respect to water

resource development.8. Recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral

awards.9. Advisory services in the field of human rights.

10. Allegations regarding infringements of tradeunion rights.

11. Forced labour.

12. Slavery.

13. Teaching of the purposes and principles, thestructure and activities of the United Nationsand the specialized agencies in schools and othereducational institutions of Member States.

14. United Nations Children's Fund.15. Relief and rehabilitation of Korea.16. World calendar reform.30

17. Non-governmental organizations.

18. Elections.31


Plenary meeting 900.Plenary meetings 903, 904. Resolution 602 (XXI).Plenary meetings 901, 902. Resolution 601 (XXI).

Economic Committee meetings 188-194. Plenary meet-ings 906-912, 925. Resolution 597(XXI).Plenary meetings 914, 922. Resolution 600(XXI).Plenary meetings 920-922, 924. Resolution 599(XXI).Plenary meeting 923. Resolution 604(XXI).

Social Committee meetings 335-337. Plenary meet-ing 924. Resolution 605(XXI).Plenary meetings 905, 906. Resolution 606(XXI).

Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meetings 159, 160. Plenary meetings 917-919.Resolution 607(XXI).Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tion meeting 159. Plenary meetings 916, 917. Reso-lution 608 (XXI).Plenary meetings 913, 914. Resolution 609 (XXI).

Plenary meetings 919, 920. Resolution 610(XXI).Plenary meeting 910. Resolution 611(XXI).Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meeting 159. Plenary meeting 905.Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meetings 157-160. Plenary meetings 903, 905,912, 923. Resolution 613(XXI).Plenary meeting 924.

29 At its 900th meeting, the Council decided to include a supplementary topic entitled "Studies on atomicenergy as a factor in economic development", for discussion under this item.

30 At its 905th meeting, the Council decided to adjourn discussion on this item, sine die.31 At its 924th meeting, the Council decided to postpone the election of members of the Commission on

International Commodity Trade until its twenty-second session.

Date

19 Dec.

19 Dec.19 Dec.

Date

12 Dec.

757

758759

ship in the United Nations.Election of a member of theInternational Court of Justice tofill the vacancy caused by the deathof Judge Hsu Mo.Same as above.Same as above.

SubjectMeeting

756

520 APPENDIX III

Agenda Item19. Confirmation of members of functional com-

missions of the Council.20. Financial implications of actions of the Council.21. Consideration of the provisional agenda for the

twenty-second session and establishment of datesfor opening debate on items.

22. Convention on Road Traffic adopted at theUnited Nations Conference on Road and MotorTransport (Geneva, 19 September 1949).

23. Convening of an international conference onthe creation of new resources of energy andmaterials.

24. Application from Tunisia for membership in theUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cul-tural Organization.

Other Matters DiscussedRepresentation of China in the United Nations.

Organization of work of the Council.Opening date of the twenty-second session.


Plenary meeting 925.Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meeting 158. Plenary meeting 925.

Plenary meeting 914. Resolution 603 (XXI).

Economic Committee meetings 189, 190. Plenarymeetings 912, 925. Resolution 598(XXI).

Plenary meeting 914. Resolution 612(XXI).

Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meeting 157. Plenary meeting 900.Plenary meetings 900, 915.Plenary meetings 907, 915.

TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, 9 JULY —— 9 AUGUST 1956

6. International commodity problems.

7. Establishment of a world food reserve.

8. Report of the Statistical Commission.

9. Technical assistance.

10. Programme of concerted practical action in thesocial field of the United Nations and the spec-ialized agencies.

11. Report of the Commission on Human Rights.

12. Report of the Commission on the Status ofWomen.

13. International control of narcotic drugs.33

Plenary meeting 926.Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meetings 161, 162. Economic Committee meet-ings 204-209. Plenary meetings 934-939, 951. Reso-lution 614(XXII).Plenary meetings 939-941. Resolutions 615-617(XXII).Co-ordination Committee meetings 140-150. Ple-nary meetings 942-945, 951. Resolution 630(XXII).

Economic Committee meetings 200-203. Plenarymeeting 950. Resolution 618(XXII).Economic Committee meetings 214, 215. Plenarymeetings 947-951. Resolution 619(XXII).Economic Committee meetings 209-213. Plenary meet-ing 951. Resolution 620(XXII).Economic Committee meetings 195-199. Plenary meet-ings 930, 931, 950. Resolution 621(XXII).Economic Committee meetings 197-200, 202. Ple-nary meeting 950. Resolution 622(XXII).Technical Assistance Committee meetings 97-118.Plenary meeting 951. Resolution 623(XXII).Social Committee meetings 338-341. Plenary meet-ings 927-929, 947. Resolution 627(XXII).

Social Committee meetings 348-352. Plenary meet-ing 946. Resolution 624(XXII).Social Committee meetings 342, 343. Plenary meet-ing 946. Resolution 625(XXII).Social Committee meetings 344-347. Plenary meet-ings 942, 946, 947. Resolution 626(XXII).

32 At its 925th meeting, the Council decided that discussion in this connexion on the questions of "Landreform" and "Co-operatives", be deferred to its twenty-third session.

33 At its 925th meeting, the Council decided to include under this item the question of the approval of theappointment of the Deputy Secretary of the Permanent Central Opium Board. At its 947th meeting, the Coun-cil approved the appointment of Mr. Pierre Isoré of France.

Agenda Item1. Adoption of the agenda.2. World economic situation:

(a) Survey of the world economic situation,including the questions of full employmentand of the expansion of world trade;

(b) Consideration of the reports of the regionaleconomic commissions.

3. General review of the development and co-ordination of the economic, social and humanrights programmes and activities of the UnitedNations and the specialized agencies as a whole.

4. Economic development of under-developedcountries.32

5. Financing of economic development.


Agenda Item14. Annual report of the United Nations High Com-

missioner for Refugees.34

15. Non-governmental organizations.

16. Calendar of conferences for 1957.

17. Financial implications of actions of the Council.

18. Arrangements regarding the report of the Coun-cil to the General Assembly.

19. Confirmation of members of functional com-missions of the Council.

20. Elections. (See footnote to agenda item 18of twenty-first session).

21. Work of the Council in 1957.

22. Application from Morocco for membership inthe United Nations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization.

Other Matters DiscussedRepresentation of China in the United Nations.Credentials of representatives to the twenty-second session of the Council.

Consideration and Action TakenPlenary meetings 932, 933, 946. Resolution 628(XXII).Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza-tions meetings 161, 162. Plenary meetings 928, 932.Interim Committee on Programme of Conferencesmeeting 38. Plenary meeting 951.Co-ordination Committee meeting 151. Plenary meet-ings 926, 951. Resolution 631 (XXII).Plenary meeting 951.

To be considered at the resumed twenty-secondsession (see below).Plenary meeting 951.

To be considered at the resumed twenty-secondsession (see below).Plenary meetings 926, 930. Resolution 629(XXII).

Plenary meeting 926.Plenary meeting 950.

RESUMED TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, 17-21 DECEMBER 1956

Plenary meeting 952.Plenary meeting 952.

Plenary meetings 953, 954.Plenary meetings 952, 953.Plenary meetings 952, 953. Resolutions 634 and635 (XXII).Plenary meeting 952. Resolution 633 (XXII).

Plenary meeting 953. Resolution 632(XXII).


MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL AT ITSSEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH SESSIONS AND AT ITS

SIXTH SPECIAL SESSION

Consideration and Action TakenPlenary meeting 653.Plenary meeting 695.Plenary meetings 695, 698, 700. Resolution 1370(XVII).

34 Tributes to the memory of the late United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Dr. G. J. van Heuven

Goedhart, were paid at the 926th, 932nd and 933rd plenary meetings.35 At its 952nd meeting, the Council decided to postpone the item "Advisory services in the field of human

rights" until its twenty-fourth session. At its 953rd meeting, it decided to place the item "Recommendationaddressed to the Council by the United Nations Conference of Plenipotentiaries on a Supplementary Conven-tion on the Abolition of Slavery, the Slave Trade, and Institutions and Practices similar to Slavery" on theprovisional agenda of its twenty-third session.

Agenda Item1. Adoption of the agenda.

19. Confirmation of members of functional com-missions of the Council.

20. Elections.21. Work of the Council in 1957.35

23. Negotiation of an agreement with the Inter-national Finance Corporation.

24. Administrative and operational services costsof the Expanded Programme of TechnicalAssistance.

25. Question of inviting the Federal Republic ofGermany to attend sessions of the EconomicCommission for Latin America.

26. Adjustments in the calendar of conferences for1957.

SEVENTEENTH SESSION, 7 FEBRUARY —— 6 APRIL 1956Agenda Item

1. Adoption of the agenda.2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials.3. Examination of annual reports of Administering

Authorities on the administration of Trust Terri-tories:

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Agenda Item( a ) Tanganyika, 1954;(b) Ruanda-Urundi, 1954;(c) Cameroons under British administration,

1954;(d) Cameroons under French administration,

1954;(e) Togoland under French administration,

1954.4. Examination of petitions listed in the annex

to the agenda.

5. United Nations Visiting Mission to the TrustTerritories of Togoland under British adminis-tration and Togoland under French administra-tion, 1955: report on Togoland under Frenchadministration.

6. United Nations Visiting Mission to the TrustTerritories of the Cameroons under British ad-ministration and the Cameroons under Frenchadministration, 1955:(a) Report on the Cameroons under British

administration;( b ) Report on the Cameroons under French

administration.7. Administrative unions affecting Trust Terri-

tories: reports of the Standing Committee onAdministrative Unions.

8. The Togoland unification problem and thefuture of the Trust Territory of Togoland underBritish administration (General Assembly reso-lution 944(X)).

9. Attainment by the Trust Territories of the ob-jective of self-government or independence (Gen-eral Assembly resolution 946(X)).

10. Report of the Trusteeship Council covering theperiod from 17 July 1954 to 22 July 1955 (Gen-eral Assembly resolution 948(X)).

11. Opportunities for women in handicraft and cot-tage industries (Economic and Social Councilresolution 587 F I(XX)).

12. Revision of the rules of procedure of the Trustee-ship Council.

13. Appointment of the members of the StandingCommittee on Petitions.

Other Matters DiscussedRepresentation of China in the United Nations.Membership of the Standing Committee on Ad-ministrative Unions.Organization of the work of the Council.Opening date of the eighteenth session of theCouncil.

Consideration and Action TakenPlenary meetings 670-681, 683, 697, 700.Plenary meetings 654-661, 663, 697, 700.Plenary meetings 677-686, 699, 700.

Plenary meetings 686-695, 699, 700.

Plenary meetings 660, 662-673, 698, 700.

Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 28436-348.Plenary meetings 653-699. Resolutions 1374-1493(XVII).Plenary meetings 660, 662-673, 698. Resolution1372(XVII).

Plenary meeting 699. Resolution 1373(XVII).



Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet-ings 74-77. Plenary meeting 699.

Plenary meetings 673, 698. Resolution 1371(XVII).37

Plenary meetings 654, 665, 671, 673, 674, 686, 687.Resolution 1369(XVII).



Plenary meetings 654, 695.


Plenary meetings 653, 695.Plenary meetings 655, 700.

Plenary meeting 666.Plenary meetings 699, 700.

36 Meetings 284 and 285 of the Standing Committee on Petitions were held on 4 August 1955. The petitionsdealt with at these two meetings were considered at the Trusteeship Council's seventeenth session.

37 This resolution deals with the future of Togoland under French administration. See also under Trustee-ship Council's eighteenth and sixth special sessions, below.

EIGHTEENTH SESSION, 7 JUNE — 14 AUGUST 1956

Plenary meeting 701.Plenary meeting 738.Plenary meeting 701.

Agenda Item1. Adoption of the agenda.2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials.3. Election of the President and the Vice-President.


Agenda Item4. Examination of annual reports of Administering

Authorities on the administration of Trust Ter-ritories:(a) Togoland under British administration,

1954;(b) New Guinea, year ended 30 June 1955;(c) Nauru, year ended 30 June 1955;( d ) Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, year

ended 30 June 1955;( e ) Somaliland under Italian administration,

1955;(f) Western Samoa, 1955.

5. Examination of the petitions listed in the annexto the agenda.

6. Report on Togoland under British administra-tion submitted by the United Nations VisitingMission to the Trust Territories of Togolandunder British administration and Togoland un-der French administration, 1955.

7. Reports of the United Nations Visiting Missionto Trust Territories in the Pacific, 1956.

8. Administrative unions affecting Trust Territories:report of the Standing Committee on Adminis-trative Unions.

9. Report of the Committee on Rural EconomicDevelopment of the Trust Territories.

10. Report of the Committee on Communicationsfrom the Cameroons under French administra-tion.

11. Revision of the Questionnaire relating to TrustTerritories: report of the Sub-Committee on theQuestionnaire (General Assembly resolution 751(VIII)).

12. The Togoland unification problem and the fu-ture of the Trust Territory of Togoland underBritish administration (General Assembly reso-lution 944(X)) :(a) The future of Togoland under British ad-

ministration: report of the United NationsPlebiscite Commissioner;

(b) The future of Togoland under French ad-ministration (Trusteeship Council resolution1371(XVII)).

13. Dissemination of information on the United Na-tions and the International Trusteeship Systemin Trust Territories: report of the Secretary-General (Trusteeship Council resolution 36(III)and General Assembly resolution 754(VIII) ) .

14. Offers of study and training facilities for in-habitants of Trust Territories: report of theSecretary-General (General Assembly resolution557 (VI)) .

15. Attainment by the Trust Territories of the ob-jective of self-government or independence: re-port of the Secretary-General (Trusteeship Coun-cil resolution 1369(XVII)).

16. Report of the United Nations Advisory Councilfor the Trust Territory of Somaliland underItalian administration.

17. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun-cil to the Security Council.



Plenary meetings 719-724, 728, 742, 743.Plenary meetings 714-720, 739-743.Plenary meetings 709-715, 730, 731, 743.

Plenary meetings 703-708, 710, 719, 723, 725, 743.

Plenary meetings 724-729, 731, 741, 743.Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 349-402.Plenary meetings 702-713, 723, 725, 727-732, 734-736. Resolutions 1495(XVIII), 1500-1655(XVIII).Plenary meetings 730-732, 738. Resolution 1497(XVIII).

Plenary meetings 709-731, 739-743. Resolution 1498(XVIII).Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet-ings 78-93. Plenary meetings 737, 738.

Committee on Rural Economic Development of theTrust Territories meetings 15-19. Plenary meeting 735.Plenary meeting 702. Resolution 1494(XVIII).


Plenary meetings 726, 733-736, 745. Resolution1496(XVIII).

Plenary meetings 737-740, 742-745. Resolution 1499(XVIII).



Plenary meetings 702, 716, 732, 735.

Plenary meetings 703-708, 710, 719, 723, 725.


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Agenda Item18. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun-

cil to the General Assembly.19. Appointment of the members of the Standing

Committee on Petitions.

Other Matters DiscussedRepresentation of China in the United Nations.

Organization of work of the Council.The question of the sixth special session of theCouncil.

Consideration and Action TakenPlenary meetings 701, 702, 709-711, 743, 745.


Standing Committee on Petitions meeting 349.Plenary meetings 701, 738.Plenary meetings 701, 702, 729.Plenary meetings 705, 745.

Agenda Item

1. Adoption of the agenda.2. The future of the Trust Territory of Togoland

under French administration.

Other Matters DiscussedAdoption of the Council's report to the GeneralAssembly.Organization of work for the nineteenth sessionof the Council.38

Report by the International Bank for Reconstruc-tion and Development on Somaliland underItalian administration.38

Plenary meeting 746.Plenary meetings 746-750.




MATTERS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICEDURING 1956

CASES BEFORE THE COURT

Aerial Incident of 7 October 1952 (United Statesvs. USSR).

Aerial Incident of 10 March 1953 (United Statesvs. Czechoslovakia).

Antarctica Cases (United Kingdom vs. Argentina,United Kingdom vs. Chile).

Case of Certain Norwegian Loans (France vs. Nor-way).

Right of Passage Through Indian Territory (Portu-gal vs. India).

REQUESTS FOR ADVISORY OPINIONS

Admissibility of hearings by the Committee on SouthWest Africa.

Judgements of the Administrative Tribunal of theILO upon complaints made against UNESCO.

OTHER MATTERS

Election of members of the Budgetary and Adminis-trative Committee.

Election of the Chamber of Summary Procedure for1956-1957.

Approval of closed accounts for 1955.Adoption of budget estimates for 1957.Miscellaneous administrative matters.

38 At its 751st meeting, the Council decided to convene its nineteenth session on 14 March, 1957. It also

decided to place the report of the Mission of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development toSomaliland under Italian administration on the agenda of its nineteenth session and to postpone its discus-sion on Tanganyika to its twentieth session.

SIXTH SPECIAL SESSION, 10 DECEMBER 1956 — 31 JANUARY 1957

APPENDIX IV

D E L E G A T I O N S TO THE G E N E R A L A S S E M B L YAND THE C O U N C I L S

DELEGATIONS TO THE FIRST AND SECOND EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSIONSOF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY39

Afghanistan. Representative: Abdul Hamid Aziz.Albania. Representative: Reis Malile.Argentina. Representatives: Rear Admiral Aníbal O.

Olivieri, Alfredo A. Lavalle, Roberto E. Guyer.Australia. Representatives: E. Ronald Walker, William

D. Forsyth, J. D. L. Hood. Alternates: Brian C.Hill, T. Wakeham Cutts.

Austria Representative: Franz Matsch.Belgium. Representatives: Fernand van Langenhove,

Joseph Nisot.Bolivia. Representative: German Quiroga Galdo.Brazil. Representatives: Cyro de Freitas-Valle, Jayme

de Barros, Carlos Alfredo Bernardes.Bulgaria. Representative: Peter Vutov.Burma. Representatives: U Win, Pe Kin. Alternate:

Paw Htin.Byelorussian SSR. Representative: A. E. Gurinovich.Cambodia. Representatives: Nong Kimny, Ly Chinly.Canada. Representatives: Lester B. Pearson, R. A.

MacKay, John Holmes.Ceylon. Representative: R. S. S. Gunewardene. Alter-

nates: A. Basnayake, Y. Duraiswamy.Chile. Representatives: Rudecindo Ortega, Alfonso

Grez, Miguel I. Bravo, Oscar Pinochet, OctavioAllende.

China. Representatives: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Liu Chieh.Alternates: Chiping H. C. Kiang, Cheng Paonan,Chun-Ming Chang.

Colombia. Representatives: Francisco Urrutia,Eduardo Carrizosa.

Costa Rica. Representatives: Alberto F. Cañas, RaúlTrejos, Mrs. Maria L. Montejo.

Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Nunez Portuondo,Carlos Blanco, Francisco García Amador, MissUldarica Mafias, Rafael García Navarro. Alter-nates: Miss Silvia Shelton, Juan O'Naghten, MissJosefina García Sierra, Miss Ana Maria Perera.

Czechoslovakia. Representative: Josef Ullrich.Denmark. Representative: Karl I. Eskelund.Dominican Republic. Representatives: Enrique de

Marchena, Ambrosio Alvarez Aybar, Miss Minerva

39 This list, as is the case with the other lists in

this appendix, is based on information and credentialsofficially submitted by Member States.

Bernardino. Alternate: Kémil L. Dipp Gomez.Ecuador. Representative: José V. Trujillo. Alternate:

Alberto Barriga.Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi.El Salvador. Representatives: Miguel Rafael Urquía,

Roberto E. Quiros, Miguel A. Magaña.Ethiopia. Representative: Yilma Deressa. Alternate:

Miss Judith Imru.Finland. Representative: Georg A. de Gripenberg.

Alternate: Bjorn-Olof Alholm.France. Representatives: Bernard Cornut-Gentille,

Vincent Broustra, Louis de Guiringaud.Greece. Representative: Christian X. Palamas. Alter-

nate: Dennis N. Carayannis.Guatemala. Representatives: Emilio Arenales Cata-

lán, Isidro Lemus Dimas, José Rolz Bennett, Maxi-miliano Kestler.

Haiti. Representatives: Jacques N. Léger, Max H.Dorsinville, Ernest G. Chauvet.

Honduras. Representative: Tiburcio Carías, Jr. Alter-nate: Humberto Lopez Villamil.

Hungary. Representatives: Jozef Marjai, Janos Szabo.Iceland. Representatives: Thor Thors, Thorarinn

Thorarinsson.India. Representatives: V. K. Krishna Menon, Arthur

S. Lall.Indonesia. Representative: Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro.Iran. Representatives: Nasrollah Entezam, Djalal

Abdoh.Iraq. Representatives: Hashim Jawad, Kadhim M.

Khalaf, Usamah T. Kadry.Ireland. Representative: Frederick H. Boland.Israel. Representatives: Abba Eban, Moshe Tov,

Jacob Robinson, Mordecai R. Kidron, YosephTekoah. Alternate: Arthur C. Liveran.

Italy. Representative: Leonardo Vitetti. Alternates:Remigio D. Grillo, Eugenio Plaja.

Jordan. Representatives: Abdul Monem Rifa'i, ThabetKhalidi.

Laos. Representative: Ourot R. Souvannavong.Lebanon. Representative: Victor Khouri. Alternate:

Edward Rizk.Liberia. Representatives: Mrs. Angie Brooks, John D.

Cox, John Grigsby.Libya. Representative: Fathi Abidia.

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Luxembourg. Representatives: Hugues Le Gallais,Jean-Pierre Kremer.

Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina. Alter-nate: Luciano Joublanc Rivas.

Nepal. Representative: Rishikesh Shaha.Netherlands. Representative: C. W. A. Schurmann.New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro.

Alternate: M. J. G. Templeton.Nicaragua. Representative: Luís Mena Solórzano.Norway. Representative: Hans Engen.Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan.Panama. Representatives: Roberto de la Guardia,

Ernesto de la Ossa.Paraguay. Representatives: Pacífico Montero de Var-

gas, Fernando Caballero Marsal.Peru. Representatives: Victor A. Belaúnde, Carlos

Holguín.Philippines. Representative: Felixberto M. Serrano.Poland. Representative: Jerzy Michalowski.Portugal. Representative: Vasco Vieira Garin.Romania. Representative: Athanase Joja.Saudi Arabia. Representative: Jamil M. Baroody.Spain. Representative: José Felix de Lequerica. Alter-

nate: Diego Buigas de Dalmau.Sweden. Representative: Gunnar Jarring.

Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha.Thailand. Representatives: Prince Wan Waithayakon

Krommun Naradhip Bongsprabandh, Thanat Kho-man.

Turkey. Representative: Selim Sarper.Ukrainian SSR. Representative: V. I. Sapozhnikov.Union of South Africa. Representative: D. B. Sole.USSR. Representatives: V. V. Kuznetsov, A. A.

Sobolev.United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon.United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles,

Henry Cabot Lodge. Alternate: James J. Wads-worth.

Uruguay. Representative: Enrique Rodríguez Fabre-gat. Alternate: César Montero Bustamante.

Venezuela. Representatives: Santiago Perez Perez,Martin Perez Matos, Victor M. Rivas, FranciscoAlfonzo Ravard.

Yemen. Representatives: Prince Sayful Islam Al-Hassan, Ahmad Zabarah, Mohammed Al-Haifi,Mohammed Abou-Taleb. Alternate: Tawfik Cha-mandi.

Yugoslavia. Representatives: Joza Brilej, Djura Nin-cic. Alternates: Dimce Belowski, Aleksander Bozo-vic.

DELEGATIONS TO THE ELEVENTH SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Afghanistan. Representatives: Mohammed Kabir Lu-din, Abdul Hamid Aziz, Abdul Rahman Pazhwak,Mohammed Sarwar Omar, Abdul Hakim Tabibi.Alternates: Mohammed Younos Rafik, GulhamFarouk.

Albania. Representatives: Behar Shtylla, Nesti Nase,Reis Malile, Halim Budo. Alternates: Jonus Mer-sini, Nabi Agolli, Kleanth Andoni.

Argentina. Representatives: Luis A. Podesta Costa,Rear Admiral Aníbal O. Olivieri, Adolfo Bioy,Raúl C. Migone, Carlos A. Fernandez. Alternates:Roberto E. Guyer, Eduardo José Basavilbaso, Al-fredo A. Lavalle, Roberto Carman, Adolfo BioyCasares.

Australia. Representatives: R. G. Casey, Sir PercySpender, E. Ronald Walker, Kenneth H. Bailey,William D. Forsyth, A. H. Loomes. Alternates:Archibald M. Benn, John E. Marriott, StewartJamieson, T. Wakeham Cutts, Brian C. Hill.

Austria. Representatives: Leopold Figl, Bruno Kreisky,Franz Gschnitzer, Alfred Maleta, Bruno Pitterman.Alternates: Josef A. Schoener, Franz Matsch, Hein-rich Haymerle, Kurt Waldheim, Egon Ranshofen-Wertheimer.

Belgium. Representatives: Paul Henri Spaak, Fernandvan Langenhove, Pierre Ryckmans, J. Bracops,Baron Pierre Nothomb, Joseph Nisot. Alternates:F. Grootjans, R. Rothschild, J. de Thier, L. G.Delhaye, Alfred Claeys-Bouuaert.

Bolivia. Representatives: Ñuflo Chávez Ortiz, Ger-man Quiroga Galdo, Ernesto Ayala Mercado, Car-los Salamanca, Samuel Marin Pareja. Alternates:Roberto Jordan Pando, Alberto Canedo, EdwinRodríguez, Carlos Casap.

Brazil. Representatives: Cyro de Freitas-Valle, Bene-dito Valladares, Georgino Avelino, Gilberto Ama-

do, Aloisio de Castro. Alternates: Joaquim Mendesde Souza, Luthero S. Vargas, Rubens Berardo,Joaquim C. Mendes de Almeida, Murillo Marro-quim.

Bulgaria. Representatives: Carlo Lukanov, MilkoTarabanov, Dimiter Bratanov, Peter Vutov, Eu-geny Kamenov. Alternates: Assen Georgiev, Ljubo-mir Raduilski, Georgi Tanev, Edouard Saphir.

Burma. Representatives: Pe Kin, On Sein, Kyi Myint,Thakin Tun Ant, Maung Thwin. Alternates: HlaPe, Thein Maung, Than Hla, Maung Pe.

Byelorussian SSR. Representatives: K. V. Kiselev,Mrs. F. A. Novikova, P. F. Glebko, V. A. Pyzhkov,G. F. Basov. Alternate: A. E. Gurinovich.

Cambodia. Representatives: Nong Kimny, NhiekTioulong, Ing Judeth, Ly Chinly, Phuong Margain.

Canada. Representatives: Lester B. Pearson, RochPinard, L. Cardin, David A. Croll, R. A. MacKay.Alternates: Mrs. Marie A. Shipley, Gerard Lé-garé, John Holmes, F. H. Soward, S. D. Pollock.

Ceylon. Representatives: S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike,R. S. S. Gunewardene, D. W. Rajapatirana, Ba-diudin Mahmud, A. B. Perera, Gunasena de Zoyza.

Chile. Representatives: José Maza (later replaced byRoberto Aldunate), Rudecindo Ortega, Blas Bello-lio, Sergio Recabarren, René Montero. Alternates:Oscar Aguero, Luis Melo Lecaros, Alfonso Grez,Humberto Díaz-Casanueva, Miguel I. Bravo.

China. Representatives: George K. C. Yeh, TingfuF. Tsiang, Liu Chieh, Yu Tsune-Chi, Tuan Mao-lan. Alternates: Hsueh Yu-Chi, Chiping H. C.Kiang, Cheng Paonan, Hsioh-Ren Wei, Chun-Ming Chang.

Colombia. Representatives: Francisco Urrutia, CastorJaramillo Arrubla, José Umana Bernal, HernandoNavia Varón, Carlos Vesga Duarte. Alternates:

DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS 527Francisco Gonzalez Torres, Jesús Zárate Moreno,Efraím Casas Manrique, Antonio Angel, JaimeCanal.

Costa Rica. Representatives: Alberto F. Cañas,Gastón Guardia, Hernán Gonzalez, Roberto Loría-Cortés, Raul Trejos. Alternates: Jorge Hazera,Bernardo Van Der Laat, Alvar Antillon, Mrs.María L. Montejo, José F. Carballo.

Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Nunez Portuondo, Car-los Blanco, Francisco García Amador, Miss Ulda-rica Mañas, Rafael García Navarro. Alternates:Miss Silvia Shelton, Juan O'Naghten, Miss Jose-fina García Sierra, Miss Ana Maria Perera,Manuel Secades y Manrara.

Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Vaclav David, Jo-sef Ullrich, Frantisek Vavricka, Karel Petrzelka,Pavel Winkler. Alternates: Oldrich Kaisr, JanPudlak, Jaroslav Pscolka, Zdenek Trhlik, GejzaMencer.

Denmark. Representatives: Ernst Christiansen, Al-sing Andersen, Frode Jacobsen, Kristen Amby,Henry L. W. Jensen, Hermod Lannung. Alternates:Karl I. Eskelund, John Knox, Ernst Meinstorp,Miss Alice Bruun, Eiler Jensen.

Dominican Republic. Representatives: Enrique deMarchena, Temístocles Messina, Ambrosio AlvarezAybar, Miss Minerva Bernardino, Kémil L. DippGomez.

Ecuador. Representatives: José V. Trujillo, GonzaloEscudero, Luis Coloma, Enrique Ponce, GustavoLarrea. Alternate: Alberto Barriga.

Egypt. Representatives: Mahmoud Fawzi, Abdel F.Hassan, Omar Loutfi, Saleh A. R. Mahmoud.Alternates: Ahmed Talaat, Ahmed M. El-Messiri,Colonel Salah Gohar, Abdel Hamid Abdel-Ghani,Abdullah El Erian.

El Salvador. Representatives: Miguel Rafael Urquía,Guillermo Chacon, Roberto E. Quirós, FranciscoR. Lima, Miguel A. Magaña. Alternates: RafaelGlower, Colonel Antonio Valdes.

Ethiopia. Representatives: Yilma Deressa, HaddisAlemayehou, Ketema Yifru. Alternates: TesfayeGabre-Egzy, Maaza Workneh, Goytom Petros,Solomon Tekle, Yewend Woosen Mangasha.

Finland. Representatives: Ralf Torngren, Georg A.de Gripenberg, Mrs. Tyyne Leivo-Larsson, LennartHeljas, Miss Irma Karvikko, Erik Castren. Alter-nates: Reinhold Svento, Olavi Kajala, VoittoSaario, Tuttu Tarkiainen.

France. Representatives: Christian Pineau, GastonDefferre (later replaced by Marcel Champeix),Felix Houphouet-Boigny (later replaced by JacquesSoustelle), Jules Moch, Bernard Cornut-Gentille(later replaced by Guillaume Georges-Picot), Vin-cent Broustra. Alternates: Louis Jacquinot, FelixGouin (later replaced by Edmond Michelet),Pierre Abelin, André Armengaud, André Dulin,Robert Bargues.

Ghana.40 Representative: Seth Kobla Anthony.Greece. Representatives: Constantin Karamanlis,

40 Ghana became a Member State of the United

Nations on 8 March 1957.

Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza, Gregoire Cassimatis,George V. Melas, Christian X. Palamas, AndreasStratos. Alternates: George Seferiades, Jean Spi-ropoulos, Savas Loizides, Constantin Eustathiades,S. Calogeropoulos-Stratis, Constantin A. Trianta-phyllakos, Zenon Rossides, Constantin P. Cara-nicas.

Guatemala. Representatives: Emilio Arenales Catalán,Luis Aycinena Salazar, Isidro Lemus Dimas, JoséRolz Bennett, Mrs. Graciela Quan. Alternates:Ramiro Aragón, Maximiliano Kestler, ArmandoDiéguez, Miss Eunice Lima Schaul.

Haiti. Representatives: Jacques N. Léger, Love O.Léger, Max H. Dorsinville, Ernest G. Chauvet,Hérard C. L. Roy. Alternates: Serge Corvington,Georges Salomon.

Honduras. Representatives: Tiburcio Carias, Jr.,Humberto Lopez Villamil, Carlos A. Suazo.

Hungary. Representatives: Imre Horvath, Endre Sik,Imre Vajda, Peter Mod. Alternates: Imre Hollai,Pal Racz, Janos Szabo.

Iceland. Representatives: Thor Thors, Hans G. An-dersen, Thorarinn Thorarinsson (later replacedby Steingrimur Hermannsson), Haraldur Gud-mundsson, Finnbogi Rutur Valdemarsson.

India. Representatives: V. K. Krishna Menon, AliYavar Jung, G. S. Pathak, Arthur S. Lall, Yad-vindra Singh (Maharaja of Patiala). Alternates:R. Venkataraman, K. Raghu Ramaiah, M. Go-pala Menon, Mrs. Zarina Currimbhoy, T. S.Paulus.

Indonesia. Representatives: Roeslan Abdulgani, Dr.Subandrio, Abu Hanifah, Sudjarwo Tjondrone-goro, Moekarto Notowidigdo. Alternates: UsmanSastroamidjoyo, Achmad Natanagara, KhouwBian Tie, Mohammed Sharif, Mrs. Artati S. Mar-zuki.

Iran. Representatives: Nasrollah Entezam, DjalalAbdoh, Mahmoud Foroughi, Abbas Gholi Ardalan,Fereydoun Adamiyat. Alternates: Mohsen M. Es-fandiary, Mohammad Ali Hedayaty, MohammadAli Massoud-Ansari, Ali Noury Esfandiary.

Iraq. Representatives: Mohammed Fadhil Jamali,General Nouriddin Mahmoud, Abbass Mehdi, AliHaydar Sulaiman, Abdul Mejid Mahmoud, Ha-shim Jawad. Alternates: Faisal Damluji, HashimHilli, Adnan Pachachi, Kadhim M. Khalaf, Mrs.Bedia Afnan.

Ireland. Representatives: Liam Cosgrave, FrederickH. Boland, Sean Murphy, John J. Hearne. Alter-nates: Conor Cruise O'Brien, Miss Sheila Murphy,Sean Morrissey, E. L. Kennedy, J. Shields.

Israel. Representatives: Mrs. Golda Meir, Abba Eban,Moshe Tov, Jacob Robinson, Gideon Rafael,Emile Najar. Alternates: Arthur Lourie, MichaelComay, Mordecai R. Kidron, Arthur C. Liveran,Tuvia Arazi.

Italy. Representatives: Gaetano Martino, AttilioPiccioni, Vittorio Badini Confalonieri, AntonioAzara, Leonardo Vitetti, Giuseppe Cerulli Irelli.Alternates: Nicolo Di Bernardo, Mario Toscano,Remigio D. Grillo, Francesco Cavalletti, EugenioPlaja.

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Japan.41 Representatives: Mamoru Shigemitsu (from18-28 December 1956), Naotake Sato, MasayukiTani, Renzo Sawada, Toshikazu Kase, Koto Mat-sudaira. Alternates: Jun Tsuchiya, Ichiro Kawa-saki, Senjin Tsuruoka.

Jordan. Representatives: Abdul Monem Rifa'i, ThabetKhalidi.

Laos. Representatives: Prince Souvanna Phouma,Katay D. Sasorith, Leuam Insisiengmay, PhagnaBouasy, Ourot R. Souvannavong. Alternates:Khamphan Panya, Thao Leuam, Sisouk Na Cham-passak, Keo Viphakone.

Lebanon. Representatives: Charles Malik, VictorKhouri, Nagib Sadaka, Nadim Dimechkie, RamezShammah. Alternates: Karim Azkoul, Edward Rizk.

Liberia. Representatives: Henry Ford Cooper, J.Dudley Lawrence, George Padmore, Charles T.O. King, Mrs. Angie E. Brooks. Alternates: NathanBarnes, R. Foley Sherman, John D. Bing, MosesB. King, Dash Cox.

Libya. Representatives: Moheddine Fekini, SuleimanGerbi, Fathi Abidia, Abdurrazzak Misallati, Ah-med F. Ben Saoud. Alternates: Mohammed Azzouz,Hassan Bukres.

Luxembourg. Representatives: Joseph Bech, AndréClasen, Jean-Pierre Kremer, Hugues Le Gallais,Georges Heisbourg. Alternate: Jean Wagner.

Mexico. Representatives: Luis Padilla Nervo, Rafaelde la Colina, Luciano Joublanc Rivas, ArmandoC. Amador, Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. Alternates:Octavio Paz, Antonio Gomez Robledo, Jorge Cas-tañeda.

Morocco.42 Representatives: Ahmed Balafrej, Mha-med Zeghari, El-Mehdi Ben Aboud, MhamedBoucetta, Ahmed Laraki, Mahjoub Ben Seddik,Abdullatif Filali. Alternates: Mohammed Bargach,Ahmed Benabud, Taibi Ben Hima, AbderrahmanAnegay, Mhamed El Kohen.

Nepal. Representatives: Chuda Prasad Sharma,Prince Himalaya Bir Bikram Shah, RishikeshShaha, Hansa Man Singh, Kaiser Bahadur. Alter-nates: Princess Himalaya Bir Bikram Shah, DamanRaj Tuladhar.

Netherlands. Representatives: J. M. A. H. Luns, C.W. A. Schurmann, Reverend L. J. C. Beaufort,W. F. de Gaay Fortman, H. R. van Houten.Alternates: J. G. H. Tans, A. J. P. Tammes,J. P. Bannier, J. Meijer, J, F. E. Einaar.

New Zealand. Representatives: T. L. Macdonald,Sir Leslie Munro. Alternates: T. P. Davin, T. C.Larkin, M. J. C. Templeton, Miss A. B. Souter,R. M. Miller.

Nicaragua. Representatives: Guillermo Sevilla Sa-casa, Alejandro Montiel Argüello, Colonel JulioC. Morales, Luis Mena Solórzano.

Norway Representatives: Halvard Lange, Arne Skaug,Mrs. Aase Lionaes, C. J. Hambro, Hans Engen.Alternates: Dag Bryn, Hans Borgen, Erling Wik-

41 Japan became a Member State of the UnitedNations on 18 December 1956.

42 Morocco became a Member State of the UnitedNations on 12 November 1956.

borg, Johannes Seland, Harald Torp; appointedfrom January 1957: Arne Gunneng, Thor Brodt-korb, Per Vennemoe, Rolf Hancke.

Pakistan. Representatives: Malik Firoz Khan Noon,Begum Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah, Moham-mad Mir Khan, Muzaffar Ali Qizalbash, K. K.Dutta, Kamaruddin Ahmed. Alternates: KhawajaSarwar Hasan, Mir Ali Nawaz Khan Talpur,Cyrus F. Minwala, M. A. Chaudhuri, EnverMasood.

Panama. Representatives: Aquilino E. Boyd, Robertode la Guardia, Jorge E. Illueca, Ernesto Zubieta,Eduardo Ritter-Aislán, George Westerman. Alter-nates: Manuel Mendez Guardia, Ernesto de laOssa.

Paraguay. Representatives: Pacifico Montero deVargas, César Romeo Acosta, Alberto Nogués,Miguel Solano Lopez, Fernando Caballero Marsal.

Peru. Representatives: Víctor A. Belaúnde, FernandoBerckemeyer, Carlos Holguín, Edwin Letts, AndresTownsend Ezcurra, Manuel J. Bustamante de laFuente. Alternates: Manuel F. Maúrtua, José Pa-reja Paz Soldán, José A. Encinas, Jorge Velando,Carlos Alzamora.

Philippines. Representatives: Felixberto M. Serrano,Edmundo B. Cea, Arturo M. Tolentino, CornelioT. Villareal, Manuel A. Alzate. Alternates: PedroLopez, Lamberto Macias, Erasmo R. Cruz, JuanM. Alberto.

Poland. Representatives: Marian Naszkowski (laterreplaced by Jozef Winiewicz), Juliusz Katz-Suchy.Wladyslaw Kiernik, Mrs. Eugenia Krassowska,Jerzy Michalowski. Alternates: Romuald Spasow-ski, Wojciech Ketrzynski, Manfred Lachs, TadeuszLychowski.

Portugal. Representatives: Paulo A. Virissimo Cunha,Vasco Vieira Garin, Henrique M. Martins deCarvalho, Albano P. F. Nogueira, Alberto M. G.F. Nogueira. Alternates: Adriano J. Alves Moreira,Jose Madeira Rodrigues, Antonio A. BandeiraGuimaraes, Antonio de Lucena, Jose Manuel Fra-goso.

Romania. Representatives: Grigore Preoteasa, Ion Gh.Maurer, Athanase Joja, Silviu Brucan, EduardMezincescu. Alternates: Mihai Magheru, RomanMoldovan, Bazil Serban, Corneliu Bogdan.

Saudi Arabia. Representatives: Sheikh Abdullah Al-Khayyal, Saleh Shalfan, Jamil M. Baroody, AouneyW. Dejany, Omar Haliq. Alternates: Omar A.Khadra, Fouad S. Husseini, Omar Orkoby, Ibra-him Muhtasib, Abdulrahman Alkadi.

Spain. Representatives: Alberto Martin Artajo, JoséFelix de Lequerica, José Fernández Villaverde yRoca de Togores (Marquis de Santa Cruz), ManuelAznar, Juan Pablo de Lojendio (Marquis deVellisca). Alternates: Pedro Cortina, Diego Buigasde Dalmau, Juan Manuel Castro Rial, José NúñezIglesias, Jaime de Piniés.

Sudan.43 Representatives: Mohammed Ahmed Mah-goub, Mohammed Osman Yassein, Yacoub Os-

43 Sudan became a Member State of the UnitedNations on 12 November 1956.

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man, Mohammed Ahmed Yagi, MohammedKhogali, Mustafa Medani. Alternates: HamzaMirghani, Beshir Mohammed Saeed, Abd El Ka-rim Mirghani, Fakhradin Mohammed, MohammedAbdelmagid Ahmed.

Sweden. Representatives: Osten Unden, TorstenNilsson, Mrs. Ulla Lindstrom, Ake Holmback,Rolf Sohlman; appointed from January 1957:Rickard Sandier, Jarl Hjalmarson, Sten Wahlund,Valter Aman, Gunnar Jarring. Alternates: TorstenBengtson, Sven Gustafson, Gosta Elfving, GunnarSvard; appointed from January 1957: SturePetren, Mrs. Agda Rossel, Klas Gosta Netzen,Arthur Widen, Mrs. Brita Skottsberg-Ahman.

Syria. Representatives: Salah Eddine Bitar, FaridZeineddine, Ahmed Shukairy, Salah Eddine Ta-razi, Rafik Asha. Alternates: Jawdat Mufti, A. AzizAllouni, Najmuddine Rifai, Asaad Talas.

Thailand. Representatives: Prince Wan WaithayakonKrommun Naradhip Bongsprabandh, Rak Panya-rachun, Pote Sarasin, Thanat Khoman. Alternates:Bhusana Abhorn Krairiksh, Banthern Amatyakul,Swate Komalabhuti, Chapikorn Sreshthaputra,Prasong Bunchoem.

Tunisia.44 Representatives: Habib Bourguiba, MongiSlim, Khemais Hageri, Bechir Ben Yahmed, AliBelhaouane. Alternates: Mahmoud Messadi, HabibBourguiba, Jr., Abdelaziz Mathari, Moncef Kedadi,Ali Hedda.

Turkey. Representatives: Selim Sarper, Turgut Mene-mencioglu, Talat Miras, Fuad Bayramoglu, HasanEsat Isik. Alternates: Talat Benler, Haluk Kura,Vahap Asiroglu, Haluk Bayulken.

Ukrainian SSR. Representatives: L. F. Palamarchuk,L. E. Kizya, S. S. Lavrik, Mrs. V. I. Bilai, M.G. Maksimovich. Alternates: A. A. Boiko, K. S.Zabigailo, V. I. Sapozhnikov.

Union of South Africa. Representatives: Eric H.Louw, D. B. Sole, M. I. Botha, B. G. Fourie.Alternate: J. J . Theron.

USSR. Representatives: D. T. Shepilov, V. V. Kuz-netzov, G. N. Zarubin, A. A. Sobolev, T. T.Tazhibayev, S. K. Tsarapkin. Alternates: Mrs. Z.V. Mironova, L. F. Ilichev, S. P. Kozyrev, P. M.Chernyshev, G. P. Arkadev.

United Kingdom. Representatives: Selwyn Lloyd,Commander Allan Noble, J. S. Maday, Sir PiersonDixon, Mrs. Walter Elliot. Alternates: The Mar-quess of Lothian (later replaced by B. O. B.Gidden), Sir Alec Randall, Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice(later replaced by W. V. J. Evans), P. M. Crosth-waite, I. T. M. Pink (later replaced by J. D.Murray).

United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles,Henry Cabot Lodge, William F. Knowland, HubertH. Humphrey, Paul G. Hoffman, Ellsworth Bunker.Alternates: James J. Wadsworth, Richard LeeJones, Franck C. Nash, Edward S. Greenbaum,Mrs. Oswald B. Lord.

Uruguay. Representatives: Juan J. Carbajal Victorica,44

Tunisia became a Member State of the UnitedNations on 12 November 1956.

Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat, Alfredo Lepro, To-más G. Brena, Iberio J. Balay. Alternates: QuintínAlfonsín, César Montero Bustamante, FranciscoA. Forteza.

Venezuela. Representatives: José Loreto Arismendi,Santiago Perez Perez, Martin Perez Matos, Lo-renzo Mendoza Fleury, Ramon Carmona, Fran-cisco Manuel Mármol; appointed from January1957: Victor M. Pérez Perozo, Gabriel A. Lovera.Alternates: Delfín E. Páez, Víctor M. Rivas,Francisco Alfonzo Ravard, Juan Alvarado, LuisHerrera Marcano; appointed from January 1957:Luis Henríques Cedraro, Armando Molina Lan-daeta.

Yemen. Representatives: Prince Sayful Islam Al-Hassan, Mohammed K. Abdul Rahim, AhmadZabarah, Mohammed Al-Haifi, Mohammed Abou-Taleb. Alternates: Ali Othman, Tawfik Chamandi.

Yugoslavia. Representatives: Koca Popovic, MladenIvekovic, Joza Brilej, Gustav Vlahov, SergijeMakiedo. Alternates: Lazar Lilic, Djura Nincic,Zvonko Grahek, Dimce Belovski, Janvid Flere.

OBSERVERS OF NON-MEMBER NATIONSMAINTAINING PERMANENT OBSERVERS'

OFFICES AT HEADQUARTERS

Germany, Federal Republic of: Georg von Broich-Oppert.

Japan: Toshikazu Kase.45

Korea, Republic of: You Chan Yang, Ben C. Limb.Monaco: Marcel A. Palmaro.Switzerland: Auguste Lindt,46 Agostino J. Soldati.

REPRESENTATIVES OF INTERNATIONALCOURT OF JUSTICE

Judge Green Hackworth, Jean Garnier-Coignet.

REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZEDAGENCIES

International Labour Organisation (ILO): SirGuildhaume Myrddin-Evans, G. P. Delaney, N. H.Tata, David A. Morse, C. W. Jenks, R. A. Métall.

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): B. R.Sen, Sir Herbert Broadley, Joseph L. Orr.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): René Maheu, SolomonV. Arnaldo, William Frye, Arthur F. Gagliotti,Mrs. Jean Schaffner, Miss Elise Salade, Mrs.Daphne Lincoff.

World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. P. Dorolle,Dr. R. L. Coigny, Dr. V. E. Zammit-Tabona, Mrs.Sylvia Meagher.

45 Became member of delegation after Japan was

admitted as a Member State of the United Nationson 18 December 1956. (See also list of Delegationsto the eleventh session of the General Assembly.)

46 Elected as United Nations High Commissionerfor Refugees by the General Assembly on 10 Decem-ber 1956.

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International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-ment: Enrique Lopez Herrarte.

International Monetary Fund: Per Jacobsson, H.Merle Cochran, Gordon Williams.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):Edward Warner, Carl Ljungberg, J. Hutchinson.

World Meteorological Organization (WMO): LouisHarmantas.

REPRESENTATIVES AND DEPUTY, ALTERNATE AND ACTINGREPRESENTATIVES TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL

Australia: E. Ronald Walker, Brian C. Hill.Belgium: Fernand van Langenhove, Joseph Nisot,

Georges Cassiers.China: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Shuhsi Hsu, Chiping H.

C. Kiang.Cuba: Emilio Nunez Portuondo, Carlos Blanco, José

Miguel Ribas, Miss Uldarica Mafias.France: Hervé Alphand (until 24 August 1956),

Bernard Cornut-Gentille (from 24 August 1956),Louis de Guiringaud.

Iran: Nasrollah Entezam, Djalal Abdoh, Moham-mad Ali Massoud-Ansari.

Peru: Victor A. Belaunde, Carlos Holguín.USSR: A. A. Sobolev, L. M. Zamyatin, G. F. Saksin,

G. P. Arkadev.United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon, P. M.

Crosthwaite.United States: Henry Cabot Lodge, James J. Wads-

worth, James W. Barco.Yugoslavia: Joza Brilej, Dimce Belovski, Djura

Nincic.

DELEGATIONS TO THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL

TWENTY-FIRST SESSION

MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

Argentina. Representative: Rear Admiral Aníbal O.Olivieri. Alternates: Alfredo A. Lavalle, OvidioSchiopetto, Leopoldo H. Tettamanti, Raul A. J.Quijano, Jorge Alfonzo.

Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. Alter-nate: Eurico Penteado.

Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay. Alternates:O. J. Firestone, Marcel Cadieux.

China. Representative: Cheng Paonan.Czechoslovakia. Representative: Josef Ullrich. Alter-

nates: Jaroslav Pscolka, Milos Vejvoda.Dominican Republic. Representative: Virgilio Diaz

Ordóñez. Alternates: Miss Minerva Bernardino,Ambrosio Alvarez Aybar.

Ecuador. Representative: José V. Trujillo. Alternate:Jaime Nebot Velasco.

Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi.France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates:

Georges Boris, André Armengaud, Gilles Gozard,Jacques Masteau, Leopold Escande.

Greece. Representative: Christian X. Palamas. Alter-nates: Theodore P. Pyrlas, Dennis N. Carayannis,John G. Gregoriades.

Indonesia. Representative: R. Asmaun. Alternates:Harsono Reksoatmodjo, Sujono Surjotjondro, ArisMunandar, Mrs. Artati S. Marzuki.

Netherlands. Representative: D. U. Stikker. Alter-nates: C. W. A. Schurmann, E. L. C. Schiff,J. Kaufmann.

Norway. Representative: Hans Engen. Alternate:Erik Dons.

Pakistan. Representative: Said Hasan. Alternates:M. Zahiruddin Ahmed, Najmus Saqib Khan.

USSR. Representative: A. A. Sobolev. Alternates:V. A. Podzerko, G. F. Saksin.

United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Alec Randall.Alternate: R. D. J. Scott Fox.

United States. Representative: John C. Baker. Alter-nates: Nat B. King, Walter M. Kotschnig.

Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates:Janez Stanovnik, Janvid Flere, Miss Mara Radic.

OBSERVERS FROM STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNITED

NATIONS NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

Australia: E. Ronald Walker.Belgium: J. Woulbroun, J. Raeymaeckers.Bulgaria: Peter Vutov.Chile: Alfonso Grez.Colombia: Misael Pastrana.Haiti: Alfred Addor.Hungary: Janos Nagy.Israel: Arthur C. Liveran, Mrs. Tamar Shoham-

Sharon.Mexico: Enrique Bravo Caro.Philippines: Pablo A. Peña.Poland: Henryk Birecki.Portugal: Vasco Vieira Garin.Romania: Athanase Joja.Saudi Arabia: Jamil M. Baroody, Omar Haliq.Uruguay: Américo Paz Aguirre.Venezuela: Santiago Perez Perez, Victor M. Rivas,

Francisco Alfonzo Ravard, Ignacio Silva Sucre.

REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES

International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A.Métall, E. J. Riches, P. P. Fano.

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): JosephL. Orr.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): René Maheu, SolomonV. Arnaldo, Arthur Gagliotti, Gerald Carnes.

World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. R. L.Coigny, Mrs. Sylvia Meagher.

International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-ment: Eugene R. Black, Enrique Lopez Herrarte.

International Monetary Fund: Ivar Rooth, GordonWilliams.


World Meteorological Organization (WMO): LouisHarmantas.

Preparatory Committee of the Inter-GovernmentalMaritime Consultative Organization (IMCO):Branko Lukac.

REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL

ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A)

International Chamber of Commerce: Morris S.Rosenthal, Mrs. Roberta M. Lusardi.

International Confederation of Free Trade Unions:Miss Toni Sender.

International Co-operative Alliance: Leslie E. Wood-cock.

International Federation of Christian Trade Unions:G. Thormann.

World Federation of Trade Unions: Alain Le Léap,Jan Dessau, Miss Elinor Kahn.

World Federation of United Nations Associations:Mrs. C. Beresford Fox, Hilary Barrett-Brown.

World Veterans Federation: Jacques Katel.


ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B)

Agudas Israel World Organization: Isaac Lewin.Anti-Slavery Society (United Kingdom): C. W. W.

Greenidge.Catholic International Union for Social Service:

Mrs. Carmen Giroux.Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Earl

F. Cruickshank.Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations: Moses

Moskowitz.Friends World Committee for Consultation: Grant

C. Fraser.Inter-American Council of Commerce and Produc-

tion: Earl F. Cruickshank.International Catholic Child Bureau: Miss Margaret

M. Bedard.International Conference of Catholic Charities: Louis

C. Longarzo.International Co-operative Women's Guild: Mrs.

Gunnar Dybwad.International Federation for Housing and Town Plan-

ing, International Institute of AdministrativeSciences, International Union of Local Authorities:Charles S. Ascher.

International Federation of University Women: MissJanet Robb.

International Federation of Women Lawyers: MissA. Viola Smith, Mrs. Bessie Ray Geffner, Mrs.Eleanor M. Moody.

International Society for the Welfare of Cripples:Donald V. Wilson, Henk Nieuwenhuize.

International Union for Child Welfare: Mrs. L.Kaufmann-Frankenstein.

International Union of Socialist Youth: Miss SusanGyarmati.

Rotary International: Halsey B. Knapp.World Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa-

tions: Owen F. Pence.World Assembly of Youth: Robert S. Perlzweig.World Jewish Congress: Maurice L. Perlzweig, Ger-

hard Jacoby.

World Union for Progressive Judaism: Mrs. EleanorPolstein, Miss Jane Evans.

World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations:Miss Catherine Schaefer.


ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER)

International World Calendar Association: JamesAvery Joyce.

St. Joan's International Social and Political Alli-ance: Mrs. Wanda Grabinska.

Union of International Associations: Georges P.Speeckaert.

World Federation for Mental Health: Mrs. HelenS. Ascher.

TWENTY-SECOND AND RESUMEDTWENTY-SECOND SESSION


Argentina. Representatives: Rear Admiral Aníbal O.Olivieri, Cecilio J. Morales. Alternates: Juan Mar-tese, Aldo Ferrer, Leopoldo H. Tettamanti, JuanBeltramino.

Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. Alter-nate: Eurico Penteado.

Canada. Representative: L. Cardin. Alternates: R.A. MacKay (representative at resumed 22nd ses-sion), H. Allard, A. MacEachen, G. Davidson,A. Plumptre.

China. Representative: Cheng Paonan.Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Jiri Nosek, Jaroslav

Pscolka. Alternates: Ladislav Novak, ZdenekTrhlik, Pribyslav Pavlik, Karel Svec.

Dominican Republic. Representatives: Enrique deMarchena, Miss Minerva Bernardino. Alternate:Kémil L. Dipp Gómez.

Ecuador. Representative: José V. Trujillo. Alternates:Jaime Nebot Velasco, Gustavo Larrea.

Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi. Alternates: Has-san Ismail, Ahmed Zaki, Abdel-Monem El Tanamli,Salah El-Dine Abou-Gabal.

France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates:Georges Boris, André Armengaud, Gilles Gozard,Jacques Masteau, Jacques Genton.

Greece. Representatives: Anthony Poumpouras,Christian X. Palamas. Alternates: ConstantinEustathiades, Constantin P. Caranicas, Dennis N.Carayannis.

Indonesia. Representative: R. Asmaun. Alternate:Basuki Djatiasmoro.

Netherlands. Representative: D. U. Stikker. Alter-nates: C. W. A. Schurmann, G. Ruygers, Miss J.de Vink, Baron C. Bentinck, J. P. Bannier, J.Meijer, W. van Asch van Wijck.

Norway. Representative: Hans Engen. Alternates:Erik Brofoss, Christian Brinch, Erik Dons, MissAaslaug Aasland.

Pakistan. Representatives: Said Hasan, MohammadMir Khan. Alternates: Abdul Aleem, Ghulam Ke-har, Shaikh Yusuf, Mrs. Anwar Ahmed, AkbarAdil.

USSR. Representatives: A. V. Zakharov, G. P. Arka-dev. Alternate: A. Arzumanyan.

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United Kingdom. Representative: Lord John Hope.Alternates: Sir Alec Randall, R. D. J. Scott Fox,S. Hoare, J. D. Murray.

United States. Representative: John C. Baker. Alter-nates: Walter M. Kotschnig, Nat B. King.

Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates:Janez Stanovnik, Janvid Flere, Ratko Pleic, MissMara Radic.

OBSERVERS FROM STATES MEMBERS OF THE

UNITED NATIONS NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

Australia: G. Jockel, N. Currie.Belgium: Jean Leroy, Marcel van de Kerckhove.Bulgaria: Eugeny Kamenov, Ivan Petrov, Dimiter

Bratanov, Bogomil D. Todorov.Chile: Fernando Donoso-Silva.Colombia: L. González Barros.Costa Rica: Reverend Benjamin Nunez.Cuba: Enrique Argudín.Finland: Torsten Tikanvaara.Hungary: Jozsef Buzas, Janos Florian, Karoly Kapcsos.Iran: Abbas Gholi Ardalan, E. Tscherazi, N. Kha-

javi.Israel: M. Kahany, Mrs. Tamar Shoham-Sharon.Italy: Federico Pescatori, Tommaso Notarangeli,

Giorgio Smoquina, Alessandro Molinari, DanteNegretti, Reginaldo Munafo, Angelo Macchia.

Mexico: Emilio Calderón Puig.Poland: Jerzy Jurkiewicz, Mrs. Eugenia Krassowska.Romania: Bazil Serban, Valerian Stan, Gabriel

Kelemen, Mircea Malitza.Spain: Luis García de Llera, Juan Iturralde y de

Pedro, Luis de Villegas y de Urzáiz.Sweden: K. O. L. Dafgard.Venezuela: Rafael Rojas, Angel Lujan.

NON-MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS

REPRESENTED BY OBSERVERS

Germany, Federal Republic of: R. Thierfelder, E.Emmel, H. Lederer, K. Winter, K. Barte, MissE. Lindemann, W. Goeller.

Japan:47 Keiichi Tatsuke, Fumihiko Togo, WataruOwada, Motoo Ogiso.

Switzerland: S. Campiche, C. Wetterwald, A. Kilch-mann.

Vatican City: Monseigneur Mario Brini.


International Labour Organisation (ILO): DavidA. Morse, R. A. Métall, R. Roux, C. W. Jenks,L. Alvarado, F. Wheeler.

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Sir Her-bert Broadley, A. Boerma, P. Terver, E. Glesinger,Miss G. Blau, A. Orbaneja, Joseph L. Orr.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): Luther H. Evans, JeanThomas, Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, René Maheu,Claude Berkeley.

World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. M. Can-dau, Dr. P. Dorolle, Dr. P. M. Kaul, Dr. R. L.Coigny, Dr. V. E. Zammit-Tabona, Mrs. SylviaMeagher.47 Japan became a Member State of the United

Nations on 18 December 1956.

International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop-ment: Enrique López Herrarte.

International Monetary Fund: Gordon Williams, J.Polak.

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):E. R. Marlin.

Universal Postal Union (UPU): F. Radice.International Telecommunication Union (ITU):

Hugh Townshend.World Meteorological Organization (WMO): D.

Davies, W. Dyer.Interim Commission for the International Trade Or-

ganization (ITO): Eric Wyndham-White, J. Royer.Preparatory Committee of the Inter-Governmental

Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO):Branko Lukac.

REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER INTER-GOVERNMENTAL

ORGANIZATIONS

League of Arab States: Mohamed Ali Namazy.


ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A)

International Chamber of Commerce: F. Bower,J. L'Huillier, Mrs. Roberta M. Lusardi.

International Confederation of Free Trade Unions:S. Nedzynski, H. Patteet.

International Co-operative Alliance: M. Boson.International Federation of Agricultural Producers:

R. Savary.International Federation of Christian Trade Unions:

J. Bogaert, G. Eggermann, Miss L. Herren, G.Thormann.

International Organization of Employers: C.Kuntschen, J. Vanek.

Inter-parliamentary Union: A. de Blonay, H.Howson.

World Federation of Trade Unions: G. Boglietti, JanDessau, A. Diallo, T. Drinkwater, K. Panikkar,Miss Elinor Kahn.

World Federation of United Nations Associations:J. Ennals, Mrs. C. Beresford Fox, Mrs. B. Troupin,Hilary Barrett-Brown.

World Veterans Federation: C. Campaigne, D.Heaps, Jacques Katel, R. Lenz, Mrs. C. Rogger.


ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B)

Agudas Israel World Organization: H. Goodman.Catholic International Union for Social Service:

Miss A. Hertoghe, Miss J. de Romer.Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Earl

F. Cruickshank.Commission of the Churches on International Affairs:

L. Ledermann, D. Micheli, F. Nolde, E. Rees.Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations: Fran-

çois Brunschwig, Gershon Ellenbogen.Co-ordinating Board of Jewish Organizations: G.

Warburg.Friends World Committee for Consultation: Duncan

Wood.Inter-American Council of Commerce and Production:

Earl F. Cruickshank.International Alliance of Women: Miss Clara Cam-


poamor, Mrs. Marcelle Prince-Koire, Miss Antoi-nette Quinche, Mrs. Nina Spiller.

International Association of Penal Law: Mrs. M.Fleury, M. Habicht.

International Catholic Child Bureau: A. Bondu.International Catholic Migration Commission: J.

Aroca, G. Gotschlich, J. Norris, T. Stark, F. Zacchi.International Catholic Press Union: Reverend Mar-

tin Cottier.International Committee of the Red Cross: H. Cour-

sier, F. de Reynold, F. Siordet.International Conference of Catholic Charities: Rev-

erend P. Bouvier, A. Pugin, M. Pugin.International Co-operative Women's Guild: Mrs.

Jeannette Hubler.International Federation of Business and Professional

Women: Mrs. M. Finidori, Mrs. Esther Hymer.International Federation of University Women: Mrs.

M. Fiechter.International Law Association: Samuel K. C. Kopper.International Road Federation: D. Clarke.International Road Transport Union: Philippe Droin.International Statistical Institute, International Union

for the Scientific Study of Population: J. Nixon.International Union for Child Welfare: Miss A.

Moser, Mrs. J. Small, G. Thélin.League of Red Cross Societies: F. Daubenton, H.

Dunning.Nouvelles Equipes Internationales — Union des Dé-

mocrates Chrétiens: Mrs. Maria Andras, KonradSieniewicz.

Pan-Pacific South-East Asia Women's Association:Miss Amy Kane.

Pax Romana: Mrs. J. Buensod, Reverend L. Grond,R. Sugranyes de Franch.

Women's International League for Peace and Free-dom: Mrs. G. Baer, Mrs. A. Selander.

World Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa-tions: Douglas Deane, Paul Limbert, Jean Rey-mond, Owen F. Pence.

World Assembly of Youth: Miss H. Dale.World Federation of Catholic Young Women and

Girls: Miss Josiane Chevrier, Miss L. Herren, MissAnne Longchamp, Miss Jacqueline Poncet.

World Jewish Congress: F. Bienenfeld, F. Brassloff,Gerhard Jacoby.

World Movement of Mothers: Mrs. M. Jobert, MissS. Béguin.

World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations:Mrs. M. Graber-Duvernay, Miss R. de Lucy-Fos-sarieu, Miss J. de Romer.

World Young Women's Christian Association: MissAlice Arnold, Miss Christi Branger, Miss IsabelCatto, Mrs. Mercèdès Ludi, Miss Elisabeth Palmer.


ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER)

International Committee of Catholic Nurses: MissM. Callou.

International Council of Commerce Employers: P.Eisenring, W. Pfund.

International Relief Committee for Intellectual Work-ers: P. Gordon.

Medical Women's International Association: V.Peterson.

St. Joan's International Social and Political Alliance:Mrs. M. Leroy-Boy.

World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts:Mrs. P. Bugnion-Secretan.

World Federation of Democratic Youth: JacquesDenis.

DELEGATIONS TO THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL

SEVENTEENTH SESSION


Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter-nates: T. Wakeham Cutts, Robert N. Hamilton.

Belgium. Representative: Pierre Ryckmans. Alter-nates: Alfred Claeys-Bouuaert, Robert Scheyven.

Burma. Representative: Than Hla. Alternate: PawHtin.

China. Representative: Shih-shun Liu. Alternate: LiuYu-wan.

France. Representative: Robert Bargues. Alternate:Michel de Camaret.

Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalán.Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, Ramiro Aragón,Maximiliano Kestler.

Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alternate:Georges Séraphin.

India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter-nates: K. Raghu Ramaiah, Arthur S. Lall.

Italy. Representative: Alberico A. Casardi. Alternate:Eugenio Plaja.

New Zealand. Representative: A. R. Perry.Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternate: Naj-

muddine Rifai.

USSR. Representative: Vasily F. Grubyakov.United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Alan C. Burns.

Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden.United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter-

nate: Benjamin Gerig.

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE

ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES

Belgium: Pierre Leroy (for questions concerningRuanda-Urundi).

France: Raymond Lefèvre (for questions concerningthe Cameroons under French administration);Georges Tourot, Joachim Humlede (for questionsconcerning Togoland under French administra-tion).

United Kingdom: Brigadier E. J. Gibbons, E. M.L. Endeley, Abba Habib, J. O. Field, R. N. Jacob-sen (for questions concerning the Cameroons underBritish administration); A. J. Grattan-Bellew (forquestions concerning Tanganyika).


International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A.Métall.

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United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): René Maheu, SolomonV. Arnaldo.

World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. R. L.Coigny, Mrs. Sylvia Meagher.

EIGHTEENTH SESSION


Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter-nates: T. Wakeham Cutts, Robert N. Hamilton.

Belgium. Representative: Alfred Claeys-Bouuaert. Al-ternate: Luc Smolderen.

Burma. Representative: Mya Sein. Alternate: PawHtin.

China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter-nate: Hsi-kun Yang.

France. Representative: Robert Bargues.Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Cata-

lán. Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, José RolzBennett, Ramiro Aragón, Maximiliano Kestler.

Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alternate:Georges Salomon.

India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter-nate: Arthur S. Lall.

Italy. Representative: Remigio D. Grillo.New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al-

ternates: T. P. Davin, William G. Thorp.Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Naj-

muddine Rifai, Jawdat Mufti.USSR. Representative: Vasily F. Grubyakov. Alter-

nate: Ivan I. Lobanov.United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Alan C. Burns.

Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden.United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter-


STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS NOT


Colombia.48 Representative: Edmundo de HolteCastello.

Egypt.48 Representative: Kamal Eddine Salah.Philippines.48 Representative: Mauro Baradi.

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE

ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES

Australia: John Herbert Jones (for questions con-cerning Nauru and New Guinea).

Italy: Vittorio Zadotti (for questions concerningSomaliland under Italian administration).

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States Members of the United Nations AdvisoryCouncil for the Trust Territory of Somaliland underItalian Administration.

New Zealand: T. R. Smith (for questions concern-ing Western Samoa).

United Kingdom: T. A. Mead, O. R. Blair (forquestions concerning Togoland under British ad-ministration).

United States: Delmas H. Nucker (for questionsconcerning the Trust Territory of the PacificIslands).


International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A.Métall, R. Roux.


United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): René Maheu, SolomonV. Arnaldo.

World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. R. L.Coigny, Dr. V. E. Zammit-Tabona, Mrs. SylviaMeagher.

SIXTH SPECIAL SESSION


Australia. Representative: A. H. Loomes.Belgium. Representative: Pierre Ryckmans. Alter-

nates: Alfred Claeys-Bouuaert, Luc Smolderen.Burma. Representative: On Sein.China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang.France. Representative: Robert Bargues. Alternates:

Georges Apedo-Amah, Guy Périer de Féral, Michelde Camaret.

Guatemala. Representative: José Rolz Bennett.Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alternate:

Georges Salomon.India. Representative: K. Raghu Ramaiah. Alter-

nate: Rikhi Jaipal.Italy. Representative: Remigio D. Grillo.New Zealand. Representative: William G. Thorp.Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Jawdat

Mufti, Najmuddine Rifai.USSR. Representative: Ivan I. Lobanov. Alternate:

Vladimir N. Bendryshev.United Kingdom. Representative: B. O. B. Gidden.United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter-



International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A.Métall.


United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization (UNESCO): Solomon V. Arnaldo.

World Health Organization (WHO): Mrs. SylviaMeagher.

APPENDIX V

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