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Listes Dadresses L E COMITE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIQUE 23 JUIN 1894 FONDATEUR: M. L E BARON PIERRE D E COUBERTIN 1863—1937, Commission exécutive : Président : M. J. Sigfrid Edström, Klarabergsgatan 21, Stockholm. Vice-président : M. Avery Brundage, 10, North La Salle street, Chicago, 2. Membres : Marquis Melchior de Polignac, 11b, rue Jean-Goujon, Paris. Comte Alberto Bonacossa, 1, Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milano. Lord Aberdare, Landsdowne Club, Berkeley Square, London W 1. Colonel P. W. Scharroo, Oostduinlaan 66, La Haye (Hollande). Bureau du C.I.O. Adresse : Mon Repos, Lausanne (Suisse). Télégrammes : CIO, Lausanne. Téléphone : 2 94 48. Chancelier : M. Otto Mayer, Mon Repos, Lausanne. Secrétaire : Mme L. Zanchi, » » » LISTE DES MEMBRES DU C.I.O. Allemagne : Le Dr H. H. Kung, Chungking (1939), Bank of China, 23, The Bund, Shanghaï. S. A. le duc Adolphe-Frédéric de Mecklembourg (1926), Schloss Eutin, Mecklenbourg. Professeur Shou-Yi-Tung, 7, Chien-Ke-Lu, Nankin. Argentine : Colombie : M. R. C. Aldao (1923), 530, avenida Pte Roque Saenz Vacant. Pena, Buenos-Aires. M. Horacio Bustos Moron (1923), Bartolomé Mitre 311, Cuba : Buenos-Aires. Le Dr Miquel A. Moenok (1938), O’Reilly No 407, La Havane. Autriche : Ing. Dr. h. c. Manfred von Mautner Markhof, Land- Danemark : strasse - Hauptstrasse 97, Wien III. S. A. R. le prince Axel de Danemark (1932), Bernstorffshoj, Gentofte (Danemark). Australie : Sir Harold Luxton (1933), 343, Little Collins Street Egypte : Melbourne C. I. S. E. Mohammed Taher Pacha (1934), 5, rue Amir Fouad M. Hugh Weir (1946), Athletic Union of Australia, 19, Zamalek, Le Caire. Bridge Street, Sydney. Eire : Belgique : M. J. J. Keane (1922), c/o Mesrs. C. Dodd & Sons, Le baron de Trannoy (1939), 125, rue Froissard, Bruxelles Smithfield, Dublin, Eire. et Château de Villers-la-Ville. M. R. W. Seeldrayers (1946), 32, av. Louise, Bruxelles. Espagne : Le baron de Guëll (1922), Rambla Capuchinos 4, Barce- Brésil : lone. M. Arnaldo Guinle (1923), 135-137, av. Rio Branco, Le comte de Vallellano (1931), Alvarez Baena 4, Madrid. Rio de Janeiro. Le D r J. Ferreira Santos (1923), Caixa Postal 2708, Etats-Unis : Sao-Paulo. M. William May Garland (1922), 1200 W. M. Garland M. Antonio Prado (1938), av. Hygienopolis 18, Sao-Paulo. Building, Los Angeles (Cal.). M. Avery Brundage (1936), 10, North La Salle Street, Canada : Chicago 2, Ill. M. J. C. Patteson (1946), Canadian Pacific Railway Co., M. Frédéric René Coudert (1937), 2, Rector Street, Trafalgar Square, London W C 2. New-York City. M. A. Sidney Dawes, 679, Belmont Street, Montréal, Que. Finlande : Chine : Ernst Krogius (1980), Helsingfors. S. E. le Dr C. T. Wang (1922). The China Pacific Insu- M. J. W. Rangell (1938), Runebergsgatan 60 B, rance Co. Ltd. 261, Szechuen Road, Shanghaï. Helsingfors. 2 France : Nouvelle-Zélande : r Le marquis Melchior de Polignac (1914), 11 bis, rue Le D A. E. Porritt (1934), Upper Wimpole Street 10, Jean-Goujon, Paris. London W. 1. M. François Piétri (1934), Calle Velasquez 19, Madrid. Pérou : e M. Armand Massard (1946), av. de Villiers 25, Paris 17 . S. E. Alfredo Benavides (1923), ambassadeur du Pérou, Ambassade du Pérou, Ottawa Canada. Grande-Bretagne : Lord Aberdare (1929), Lansdowne Club. Berkeley Square, Philippines : London W 1 et (Danescross Hook Heath Woking, Surrey). Hon. Jorge B. Vargas (1936), Mandaluyong, Rizal, Lord Burghley (1933), Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall, Manila. London W. 1. Portugal : Sir Noel Curtis Bennett (1933), 41, Ashley Court, Vic- r Le D José Pontes (1946), 24, rue de Julho 60, Lisbonne. toria, London S. W. 1 et (Heasewood Farmhouse. Hay- wards Heath, Sussex). Roumanie : Grèce : M. Georges A. Plagino (1908), 26, Strada Genera Pra- porgescu, Bucarest. M. Angelo Bolanachi (1910), 6, rue Bolanachi, Alexandrie. M. Jean Ketseas (1946), Dionyssiou Aréopagitou 27, Afrique du Sud : Athènes. M. S. Dowsett (1946), 706, Grand National Buildings, Rissik Street, Johannesburg (Post Box 1049). Hollande : M. Reginald Honey (1946), Advocates Chambers, Tudor Le colonel P. W. Scharroo (1924), Oostduinlaan 66, Building, Pretoria. La Haye. Suède : Lt.-Col. C. F. Pahud de Mortanges (1946), « De Zwalu- wenberg », Hilversum. M. J. Sigfrid Edström (1920), Klarabergsgatan 21 Stockholm. Hongrie : Le comte Clarence de Rosen (1900), Parkvägen 34, Djursholm. M. Nicolas de Horthy Jr. (1939), Via Quattro Novembre 152, Rome, Italie. Suisse : Major Albert Mayer (1946), villa Miguel, Territet Indes : Montreux. M. G. D. Sondhi (1932), c/o Post Master, Lahore. H. H. Raja Bhalinder Singh, President of the Patiala Tchécoslovaquie : Olympic Association, Yadavendra Bbawan Patiala, Indes. Le prof. J. Gruss (1946), 579, Mezibranska 7, Prague II. Islande : Turquie : M. Ben G. Waage (1946), Idrottasamband, Islands, M. Rechid Saffet Atabinen (1933), Istiklal Caddasi 81/III, Postholt 546, Reykjavik. Beyoglu, Istambul. Italie : Uruguay : Le comte Alberto Bonacossa (1925), 1, Piazza Santa M. Joaquin Serratosa Cibils (1937), Calle Rio Branco Maria delle Grazie, Milan. 1430, Montevideo. Le comte Paolo Thaon de Revel (1932), Ospedale 24, Turin. Yougoslavie : Le général Giorgio Vaccaro, Piazza Adriana 5, Rome. Le général S. Djoukitch (1912). Japon : Adresse du Comité d’organisation des Le comte Michimasa Soyeshima (1934), Uychara, Yoyogi, es Tokio. XIV Jeux olympiques : Le Dr Sh. Takaishi, Osaka Mainishi, Osaka (1939). Lt.-col. C. P. M. Bevan, M. C. General org. Secretary, r 105, Victoria Street, London S. W. 1. Le D M. Nagai, National Olympic Committee (1939), Manetsu Buildings, Tokio. Adresse télégraphique : Athlympic, London. Liechtenstein : Adresse du Comité d’organisation des Jeux S. A. le prince régnant François-Joseph de Liechtenstein d’hiver, Saint-Moritz 1948 : (1936), Vaduz. M. Jean Weymann, secrétaire du C. O. S., Case 29, Lausanne 17. Luxembourg : S. A. R. le prince Jean de Luxembourg (1946), Palais Adresses des membres de la Commission Grand-Ducal, Luxembourg. d’amateurisme : M. Avery Brundage, président (U. S. A.), 10, North La Mexique : Salle Street, Chicago. M. Marte R. Gomez, ingénieur (1934), Paseo de la Re- M. Bo Ekelund (Suède), c/o Armerad Betong Sture- forma 540, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico, D. F. gatan 19, Stockholm. M. E. J. Holt (Grande-Bretagne), 71, St-Georges Square, Monaco : London S. W. 1. Vacant. M. Gaston Müllegg (Suisse), Villa Pomone, Territet- Montreux. Norvège : R. W. Seeldrayers (Belgique), 32, avenue Louise, M. Thos. Fearnley (1927), Radhusgate 23, Oslo. Bruxelles. 3 COMITES OLYMPIQUES NATIONAUX Afghanistan : Chili : M. Shahzada Mohammed Jusuf Khan, Secretary of the M. Alfredo Rioja Ruiz, président du Comité olympique Olympic Association of Afghanistan, c/o the Prime chilien, Casilla 3833, Calle Compana No 1488, Santiago. Minister’s Office, Kabul. Chine : Afrique du Sud : Prof. Shou-Yi Tung, general secr. C. N. A. A. F., c/o M. Ira G. Emery, General Secretary of the South-African Ministry of Education, Nanking. Olympic Committee, P. O. Box 6257, Johannesburg. Colombie : Argentine : Comité olympique de Colombie, Apartado Aereo 4425, Comité olympique argentin, Viamonte 1366, Piso 6 o, Bogota. Buenos-Aires. Corée : Australie : Korean Olympic Committee, c/o. M. Won Soon Lee, representative, 105, East Houston Street, New York 2. Capt. Edgar S. Tanner, E. D., Hon. Secr. Australian Olympic Federation, 343 Lt. Collins Street, Melbourne. Cuba : Ing. Rafael de J. Iglesias, presidente del Comité Olim- Autriche : pico Cubano, Amistad 419, altos, Habana. Comité olympique d’Autriche, Dr Edgar Fried, secrétaire général, Rechte Bahngasse 18, Wien III. Danemark : M. Poul Ingholt, président du Comité olympique danois, Belgique : directeur Den Danske Landmandsbank, Holmenska- M. Verdyck, secrétaire général du Comité olympique nal 12, Copenhague. K. belge, 14, rue Guimard, Bruxelles. Egypte : Bermudes : Mtre Ibrahim Chzahine, secrétaire général du Comité M. James Murray, Hon. Sec. Bermuda Olympic Asso- olympique égyptien, 13, rue Kash-el-Nil, Le Caire. ciation, P. O. Box 103, Hamilton-Bermuda. Eire : Bolivie : Irish Olympic Committee, c/o. colonel Eamon Broy, Comité olimpico boliviano, Senor Federico Nielsen President, Stanhill, Templeogue Rd., Terenure, Dublin. Reyes, président, Casilla 552, La Paz. El Salvador : Brésil : Comité olympique de El Salvador, Direccion General Comité olympique brésilien, p. ad. Arnaldo Guinle, de Culture Fisica, San Salvador. av. Rio Branco 137, Rio de Janeiro. Espagne : Bulgarie : M. Francisco Cadenas Blanco, secrétaire gén. du Comité Comité olympique de Bulgarie, rue Anguel Kantchev 19, olympique espagnol, Serrano 20, Madrid. Sofia. Etats-Unis : Burma : M. Asa S. Bushnell, Secretary of the United States The Burma Olympic Association, 153, Montgomery Olympic Committee, Biltmore Hotel, 43rd. Street and Street, Rangoon. Madison Ave, New-York City. Canada : Finlande : Canadian Olympic Committee c/o. M. Nelson C. Hart, M. Wiljami Lehtimen, Prés. Comité olympique finlan- University of Western Ontaria, London (Canada). dais, Mikonkatu 15 A. V. Kerros, Helsinki. Ceylan : France : M. W. H. D. Perera, Hon. Secretary- treasurer of the Comité olympique français, secrétaire général M. Mau- e Ceylon Olympic Association H. M. Customs, Colombo. rice Mahut, 55, boulevard Haussmann, Paris, VIII . 4 Grande-Bretagne : Norvège : Col. Evan A. Hunter, Hon. Secretary, British Olympic M. Tormod Normann, secrétaire général du Comité Association, 71, St-George’s Square, London S. W. 1. olympique norvégien, Torggt. 2, Oslo. Grèce : Nouvelle-Zélande : M. Jean Ketseas (1946), secrétaire général du Comité M. H. Amos, Hon. Secretary of the New-Zealand
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