APPENDIX I ROSTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS (As of 31 December 1958)

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION (IN THOUSANDS) DATE OF U.N. MEMBER (Square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP Afghanistan 650,000 1 July 1957 13,000 19 Nov. 1946 Albania 28,748 31 Dec. 1957 1,482 14 Dec. 1955 Argentina 2,778,412 31 Dec. 1958 20,438 24 Oct. 1945 Australia 7,704,159 31 Dec. 1958 9,952 1 Nov. 1945 Austria 83,849 31 Dec. 1957 7,011 14 Dec. 1955 Belgium 30,507 31 Dec. 1957 9,027 27 Dec. 1945 Bolivia 1,098,581 5 Sep. 1958 3,311 14 Nov. 1945 Brazil 8,513,844 31 Dec. 1958 63,466 24 Oct. 1945 Bulgaria 111,493 1 July 1957 7,667 14 Dec. 1955 Burma 677,950 1 July 1958 20,255 19 Apr. 1948 Byelorussian SSR 207,600 1 Apr. 1956 8,000 24 Oct. 1945 Cambodia 172,511 Apr. 1958 4,740 14 Dec. 1955 Canada 9,974,375 1 Dec. 1958 17,241 9 Nov. 1945 Ceylon 65,610 1 July 1958 9,361 14 Dec. 1955 Chile 741,767 30 June 1958 7,298 24 Oct. 1945 China 9,796,973 1 July 1957 649,5061 24 Oct. 1945 Colombia 1,138,355 5 July 1958 13,522 5 Nov. 1945 Costa Rica 50,900 31 Dec. 1958 1,097 2 Nov. 1945 Cuba 114,524 1 July 1958 6,466 24 Oct. 1945 Czechoslovakia 127,859 1 July 1958 13,469 24 Oct. 1945 Denmark 43,042 1 July 1957 4,500 24 Oct. 1945 Dominican Republic 48,734 1 July 1958 2,791 24 Oct. 1945 Ecuador 270,670 1 July 1958 4,007 21 Dec. 1945 El Salvador 20,000 1 July 1958 2,434 24 Oct. 1945 Ethiopia 1,184,320 1 July 1957 20,000 13 Nov. 1945 Federation of Malaya 131,287 1 July 1957 6,279 17 Sep. 1957 Finland 337,009 30 Nov. 1958 4,388 14 Dec. 1955 France 551,208 31 Dec. 1958 44,600 24 Oct. 1945 Ghana 237,873 1 July 1958 4,836 8 Mar. 1957 Greece 132,562 31 Dec. 1957 8,130 25 Oct. 1945 Guatemala 108,889 31 Dec. 1957 3,503 21 Nov. 1945 Guinea 245,857 31 Dec. 1957 2,504 12 Dec. 1958 Haiti 27,750 1 July 1957 3,384 24 Oct. 1945 Honduras 112,088 1 July 1958 1,828 17 Dec. 1945 Hungary 93,030 30 Nov. 1958 9,885 14 Dec. 1955 Iceland 103,000 1 July 1958 169 19 Nov. 1946 India 3,281,769 1 July 1957 392,440 30 Oct. 1945 Indonesia 1,491,562 1 July 1958 86,900 28 Sep. 1950 Iran 1,630,000 1 July 1958 19,723 24 Oct. 1945 Iraq 444,442 12 Oct. 1957 6,538 21 Dec. 1945 Ireland 70,283 1 July 1958 2,853 14 Dec. 1955 Israel 20,700 1 July 1958 1,997 11 May 1949

1 Based on information in the United Nations Demographic Yearbook, 1958. 510 APPENDIX I

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION (IN THOUSANDS) DATE OF U.N. MEMBER (Square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP Italy 301,226 1 July 1958 48,739 14 Dec. 1955 Japan 369,661 1 July 1958 91,760 18 Dec. 1956 Jordan 96,610 31 Dec. 1958 1,607 14 Dec. 1955 Laos 236,800 1 July 1957 1,655 14 Dec. 1955 Lebanon 10,400 1 July 1957 1,525 24 Oct. 1945 Liberia 111,370 1 July 1956 1,250 2 Nov. 1945 Libya 1,759,540 1 July 1958 1,153 14 Dec. 1955 Luxembourg 2,586 1 July 1958 320 24 Oct. 1945 Mexico 1,969,269 1 July 1958 32,348 7 Nov. 1945 Morocco 443,680 1 July 1957 10,115 12 Nov. 1956 Nepal 140,798 1 July 1958 8,910 14 Dec. 1955 Netherlands 40,893 31 Oct. 1958 11,236 10 Dec. 1945 New Zealand 267,995 31 Dec. 1958 2,315 24 Oct. 1945 Nicaragua 148,000 31 Dec. 1957 1,356 24 Oct. 1945 Norway 323,917 31 Dec. 1958 3,541 27 Nov. 1945 Pakistan 944,824 1 July 1958 85,635 30 Sep. 1947 Panama 74,470 1 July 1958 995 13 Nov. 1945 Paraguay 406,752 30 June 1957 1,638 24 Oct. 1945 Peru 1,285,215 1 July 1958 10,213 31 Oct. 1945 Philippines 299,404 1 July 1958 23,122 24 Oct. 1945 Poland 311,730 31 Dec. 1957 28,537 24 Oct. 1945 Portugal 92,200 1 July 1958 8,980 14 Dec. 1955 Romania 237,500 31 Dec. 1957 17,936 14 Dec. 1955 Saudi Arabia 1,600,000 1 Jan. 1956 6,036 24 Oct. 1945 Spain 503,486 31 Dec. 1958 29,778 14 Dec. 1955 Sudan 2,505,823 1 July 1958 11,037 12 Nov. 1956 Sweden 449,682 30 June 1958 7,413 19 Nov. 1946 Thailand 514,000 1 July 1958 21,474 16 Dec. 1946 Tunisia 125,180 1 Jan. 1958 3,824 12 Nov. 1956 Turkey 776,980 20 Oct. 1957 25,500 24 Oct. 1945 Ukrainian SSR 576,600 1 Apr. 1956 40,600 24 Oct. 1945 Union of South Africa 1,223,409 30 June 1958 14,418 7 Nov. 1945 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 22,403,000 1 Apr. 1956 200,200 24 Oct. 1945 United Arab Republic2 1,184,479 1 July 1957 28,108 24 Oct. 1945 United Kingdom 244,016 1 July 1958 51,680 24 Oct. 1945 United States 7,827,976 1 Dec. 1958 175,370 24 Oct. 1945 Uruguay 186,926 31 Dec. 1957 2,690 18 Dec. 1945 Venezuela 912,050 31 Dec. 1958 6,413 15 Nov. 1945 Yemen 195,000 1 July 1949 4,500 30 Sep. 1947 Yugoslavia 255,804 1 July 1958 18,397 24 Oct. 1945

2 Egypt and Syria, both of which became Members of the United Nations on 24 October 1945, formed the United Arab Republic as the result of a plebiscite held in Egypt and Syria on 21 February 1958. APPENDIX II

STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

The General Assembly is composed of all the Members SPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE of the United Nation. (For delegations to the third Chairman: Mihai Magheru (Romania). emergency special session and the thirteenth regular Vice-Chairman: Turgut Menemencioglu (Turkey). session during 1958, see APPENDIX IV.) Rapporteur: Edmond Sylvain (Haiti). President, third emergency special session: Sir Leslie Munro (New Zealand). SECOND COMMITTEE Vice-Presidents, third emergency special session: Chairman: Toru Hagiwara (Japan). Ceylon, China, France, Paraguay, Spain, Tunisia, Vice-Chairman: Reginald Percy Vivian (Canada). USSR, United Kingdom, United States. Rapporteur: Janvid Flere (Yugoslavia). President, thirteenth regular session: Charles Malik (Lebanon). THIRD COMMITTEE Vice-Presidents, thirteenth regular session: Australia, Chairman: Mrs. Lina P. Tsaldaris (Greece). China, Czechoslovakia, Ecuador, France, Indonesia, Vice-Chairman: Humberto Calamari (Panama). Nepal, Netherlands, Pakistan, USSR, United King- Rapporteur: Miss Florence Addison (Ghana). dom, United States, Uruguay. The Assembly has four types of committees: FOURTH COMMITTEE (1) Main Committees ; (2) procedural committees ; Chairman: Frederick H. Boland (Ireland). Vice-Chairman: Witold Rodzinski (Poland). (3) standing committees; and (4) subsidiary and ad hoc bodies. Rapporteur: Arieh Eilan (Israel).

MAIN COMMITTEES FIFTH COMMITTEE Chairman: Sir Claude Corea (Ceylon). Vice-Chairman: Antonio Bandeira Guimaraes (Portu- Seven Main Committees have been established gal). under the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, Rapporteur: Raul Quijano (Argentina). as follows:

Political and Security Committee (including the SIXTH COMMITTEE regulation of armaments) (First Committee) Chairman: Jorge Castañeda (Mexico). Special Political Committee Vice-Chairman: Bredo Stabell (Norway). Economic and Financial Committee (Second Com- Rapporteur: Nabi Agolli (Albania). mittee) Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (Third PROCEDURAL COMMITTEES Committee) Trusteeship Committee (including Non-Self-Governing There are two procedural committees: the General Territories) (Fourth Committee) Committee and the Credentials Committee. Administrative and Budgetary Committee (Fifth Com- mittee) GENERAL COMMITTEE Legal Committee (Sixth Committee) The General Committee consists of the President In addition to these seven Main Committees, the of the General Assembly, as Chairman, the 13 Vice- General Assembly may constitute other committees, Presidents and the Chairmen of the seven Main on which all Members have the right to be represented. Committees. At the Assembly's thirteenth session the officers of the Main Committees were as follows: CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE The Credentials Committee consists of nine Mem- FIRST COMMITTEE bers appointed by the Assembly on the proposal of Chairman: Miguel Rafael Urquía (El Salvador). the President. Vice-Chairman: Yacoub Osman (Sudan). Its members at the Assembly's third emergency Rapporteur: Franz Matsch (Austria). special session were : Burma, Canada, Iceland, Liberia, 512 APPENDIX II Nicaragua, Panama, USSR, United Kingdom, United United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Pales- States. tine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Its members at the thirteenth regular session were: UNRWA Advisory Commission Argentina, Chile, France, Nepal, Tunisia, Turkey, Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Union of South Africa, USSR, United States. Jordan† Panel for Inquiry and Conciliation STANDING COMMITTEES Advisory Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy1 There are two standing committees: the Advisory United Nations Scientific Advisory Committee on the Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Ques- Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy tions and the Committee on Contributions. Each United Nations Scientific Committee on Effects of consists of experts appointed in their individual Atomic Radiation capacities for a three-year term. Ad Hoc Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space† ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE Special Committee on Problem of Hungary* AND BUDGETARY QUESTIONS Special Representative of General Assembly on Prob- Members in 1958: lem of Hungary* Serving for three years ending 31 December 1958: United Nations Special Representative on Question Carlos Blanco (Cuba); A. H. M. Hillis (United of Hungary† Kingdom); John E. Fobes (United States). Peace Observation Commission Serving for three years ending 31 December 1959: Balkan Sub-Commission André Ganem (France); Kadhim Khalaf (Iraq); Collective Measures Committee T. J. Natarajan (India). Panel of Military Experts Serving for three years ending 31 December 1960: United Nations Commission for the Unification and Thanassis Aghnides (Greece), Chairman; Eduardo Rehabilitation of Korea (UNCURK) Carrizosa (Colombia) ; Alexei F. Sokirkin (USSR). Committee on UNCURK On 14 November 1958 the Assembly reappointed United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency the following for the term 1 January 1959-31 Decem- (UNKRA) ber 1961: Carlos Blanco (Cuba), A. H. M. Hillis UNKRA Advisory Committee (United Kingdom) and John E. Fobes (United United Nations Commission to Investigate Conditions States). for Free Elections in Germany United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) COMMITTEE ON CONTRIBUTIONS Office of the United Nations High Commissioner Members in 1958: for Refugees Serving for three years ending 31 December 1958: United Nations Refugee Fund Executive Committee Robert E. Merriam (United States) ; Jiri Nosek (UNREF)* (Czechoslovakia); Agha Shahi (Pakistan). Executive Committee for the High Commissioner's Serving for three years ending 31 December 1959: Programme Fernando A. Galvão (Brazil) ; A. H. M. Hillis Preparatory Committee for the Special Fund* (United Kingdom); Sidney D. Pollock (Canada). United Nations Special Fund† Serving for three years ending 31 December 1960: Governing Council of Special Fund René Charron (France); Arthur S. Lall (India), Consultative Board of Special Fund Chairman; Georgy P. Arkadev (USSR) ; José Ad Hoc Commission on Prisoners of War Pareja y Paz Soldan (Peru). United Nations Advisory Council for Somaliland On 5 December 1958 the Assembly appointed the United Nations Commissioner for Supervision of following for the term 1 January 1959—31 December Elections in Togoland under French Administra- 1961: F. Nouredin Kia (Iran); Jerzy Michalowski tion* (Poland) and Raymond T. Bowman (United States). Sub-Committee on Revision of Questionnaire (relat- ing to Trust Territories) SUBSIDIARY AND AD HOC BODIES Committee on South West Africa Good Offices Committee on South West Africa The following subsidiary and ad hoc bodies were Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing either in existence or functioning in 1958 or else were Territories created in 1958 to function in 1959. Those marked † Advisory Committee for United Nations Memorial were created or began to function in 1958 and those Cemetery in Korea marked * discontinued their activities during this period. Ad Hoc Committee of the Whole Assembly Interim Committee of the General Assembly Negotiating Committee for Extra-Budgetary Funds Disarmament Commission United Nations Staff Pension Committee Sub-Committee on Disarmament United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) 1 On 13 December 1958, the General Assembly Advisory Committee on the United Nations Emer- extended the Advisory Committee as the United gency Force Nations Scientific Advisory Committee on the Peace- United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine ful Uses of Atomic Energy. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 513 Investments Committee United States: James W. Barco. (Acting Represent- Board of Auditors ative during 1958: Richard F. Pedersen.) Committee on Control and Limitation of Documenta- tion* UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY Expert Committee on United Nations Public Informa- FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST (UNRWA) Director (until 15 June 1958): Henry R. Labouisse. tion* Acting Director (15 June 1958-4 March 1959): United Nations Administrative Tribunal Leslie J. Carver. Committee on Applications for Review of Administra- Director (as of 15 February 1959) : John H. Davis. tive Tribunal Judgements International Law Commission UNRWA ADVISORY COMMISSION Committee on Arrangements for a Conference for Members and Representatives Purpose of Reviewing Charter Belgium Jean Querton. Committee on Government Replies on Question of France: L. Pannier. Defining Aggression Jordan: Is-haq Nashashibi. Commission on Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Lebanon: Georges Bey Haimari. Resources† Turkey: Refet Bele. United Arab Republic: Salah Gohar. INTERIM COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY United Kingdom: Sir George Middleton. Each Member of the United Nations has the right United States: Harry N. Howard. to be represented on the Interim Committee. Chairman: Pacifico Montero de Vargas (Paraguay). SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE Vice-Chairman: Haddis Alemayehou (Ethiopia). SECRETARY-GENERAL, JORDAN Rapporteur: Joseph Nisot (Belgium). On 21 August 1958, the General Assembly adopted a These officers were elected on 23 January 1958. resolution (1237 (ES-III) ) which, among other things, asked the Secretary-General to make such practical DISARMAMENT COMMISSION arrangements as would adequately help uphold the In 1958, the Disarmament Commission consisted purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter of the members of the Security Council, and 14 other in relation to the situation then prevailing in Lebanon members elected by the General Assembly. The Com- and Jordan and thereby "facilitate the early with- mission did not meet in 1958. drawal of the foreign troops from the two countries". Members of Commission in 1958: Argentina, Australia, Following consultations called for by the resolution, Belgium, Brazil, Burma, Canada, China, Colombia, the Secretary-General appointed Pier P. Spinelli, Czechoslovakia, France, India, Iraq, Italy, Japan, United Nations Under-Secretary in charge of the Mexico, Norway, Panama, Poland, Sweden, Tunisia, European Office of the United Nations, as his special USSR, United Arab Republic, United Kingdom, representative in Jordan, stationed in Amman, to United States, Yugoslavia. assist in the implementation of the Assembly's resolu- On 4 November 1958, the Assembly decided by tion, specifically with a view to help in upholding resolution 1252 D (XIII) that the Disarmament Com- the purposes and principles of the Charter in relation mission should for 1959 and on an ad hoc basis be to Jordan in the circumstances prevailing at the time composed of all the Members of the United Nations. and to keep within his purview "the implementation of the principles of the Assembly's resolution by all SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT nations in relation to Jordan". The Sub-Committee did not meet in 1958. PANEL FOR INQUIRY AND CONCILIATION UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE (UNEF) The Panel, established by the General Assembly in Commander of UNEF: Lieutenant-General E. L. M. 1949, by resolution 268 D (III), consists of qualified Burns. persons, designated by their States to serve a term During 1958 the Force was composed of units of five years, who are readily available to assist the voluntarily contributed by the following United United Nations organs or States parties to a con- Nations Member States: Brazil, Canada, Colombia, troversy in the settlement of disputes and situations Denmark, India, Norway, Sweden, Yugoslavia. by serving on commissions of inquiry or of conciliation. The persons who have been designated to be on ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE UNITED NATIONS the panel are as follows: EMERGENCY FORCE Afghanistan. Designated 7 November 1955: Sardar Members: Brazil, Canada, Ceylon, Colombia, India, Mohammed Naim, Mohammed Kabir Ludin, Dr. Norway, Pakistan, serving under the chairmanship Najibullah, Mohammed Naorouz, Abdul Majid of the Secretary-General. Zabouli. Austria. Designated 11 November 1958: Alfred Verd- UNITED NATIONS CONCILIATION COMMISSION ross, Johann Dostal, Karl Wolff, Ludwig Knein- FOR PALESTINE waechter, Alois Vollgruber. Members and Representatives: Australia. Designated 7 March 1955: Sir Owen France: Louis Dauge. Dixon, Sir Raymond Kelly, Sir John Latham, Sir Turkey: Turgut Menemencioglu. Charles Lowe. 514 APPENDIX II

Bolivia. Designated 25 March 1955: Alberto Mendoza ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE Lopez, Santiago Jordan Sandoval, Carlos Morales PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY Guillén. Members: Brazil, Canada, France, India, USSR, Brazil. Designated 22 December 1954: Braz Arruda, United Kingdom, United States. Levi Carneiro, Santiago Dantas, Linneu de Albu- On 13 December 1958, the General Assembly ex- querque Mello, Francisco Pontes de Miranda. tended the Advisory Committee as the United Nation's Burma. Designated 4 June 1955: U Lun Baw, U Scientific Advisory Committee on the Peaceful Uses Myint Thein, U Ba Nyunt. of Atomic Energy. Canada. Designated 22 September 1955: L. M. Gouin, Norman P. Lambert, Sir Albert Walsh, R. M. UNITED NATIONS SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Fowler, Sherwood Lett. ON THE PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY China. Designated 13 July 1955: F. T. Cheng, Hsieh On 13 December 1958 (resolution 1344 (XIII)), Kun-Sheng, Shuhsi Hsu, Ching-Hsiung Wu. the Assembly decided to extend the Advisory Com- Colombia. Designated 28 January 1955: Alberto mittee on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy as the Lleras Camargo, Eliseo Arango, Alberto Zuleta United Nations Scientific Advisory Committee, to Angel, José Gabriel de la Vega, Antonio Rocha. advise and assist the Secretary-General on all matters Cuba. Designated 24 March 1955: Miguel Angel relating to the peaceful uses of atomic energy with Campa, Ernesto Dihigo, Alberto Blanco, Enrique which the United Nations may be concerned. The Guiral. composition of this Committee remained the same as Denmark. Designated 19 March 1957: Erik Vetli, that of its predecessor: Brazil, Canada, France, India, Hans Topsoe-Jensen, Erik Andreas Abitz, Max USSR, United Kingdom, United States. Sorensen, Alf Ross. SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON THE Dominican Republic. Designated 13 October 1954: EFFECTS OF ATOMIC RADIATION Themistocles Messina Pimentel, Tulio Franco y Members and Representatives: Franco, Carlos Sanchez y Sanchez. Argentina: C. Nunez. Ecuador. Designated 12 October 1954: Carlos Sala- Australia: C. F. Eddy; D. J. Stevens. zar Flor, José Vicente Trujillo, Antonio J. Que- Belgium: Zenon Bacq. vedo. 2 Brazil: C. Chagas. Egypt. Designated 2 March 1957: Wadih Farag, Canada: E. A. Watkinson. Sami Guenena, Ahmed Hassan, Abdel Khalik Czechoslovakia: Ferdinand Hercik. Hassouna. France: L. Bugnard. El Salvador. Designated 28 September 1954: Ernesto India: V. R. Khanolkar. A. Nunez, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, Ramon Gonzalez Japan: M. Tsuzuki. Montalvo. Mexico: M. Martinez Baez. Greece. Designated 13 October 1954: Constantin Sweden: R. M. Sievert. Psaroudas, Jean Spiropoulos, Pierre C. Stathatos, USSR: A. V. Lebedinsky. Michel N. Tsouderos, Pierre G. Vallindas. United Arab Republic: A. Halawani. Haiti. Designated 30 October 1954: Max H. Dorsin- United Kingdom: W. V. Mayneord; E. E. Pochin. ville, Ernest G. Chauvet, Dantes Bellegarde, United States: Shields Warren. Timoleon Paret. India. Designated 26 November 1954: Sardar Teja AD HOC COMMITTEE ON THE PEACEFUL Singh, Zakir Husain, Shri Kavalam Madhava USES OF OUTER SPACE Panikkar. On 13 December 1958, the General Assembly Israel. Designated 3 October 1954: Leo Kohn. established an ad hoc Committee on the Peaceful Netherlands. Designated 19 October 1954: Roslov Uses of Outer Space. Kranenburg, Maximilian Paul Leon Steenberghe, The Committee was asked to report to the Assem- Willem Jan Mari van Eysinga. bly's fourteenth session on various matters including: Designated 14 February 1958: F. M. Baron van (1) the activities and resources of the United Nations, Asbeck. its specialized agencies and other international bodies Pakistan. Designated 23 October 1956: S. M. A. on the peaceful uses of outer space; (2) the area of Faruqi, Ibrahim Khan, Mohammad Ibrahim, international co-operation and programmes in the Muhammad Asir, Ghulam Nabi M. Memon. peaceful uses of outer space which could be under- Sweden. Designated 28 September 1954: Baron C. F. taken under United Nations auspices; (3) future H. Hamilton. 3 organizational arrangements to facilitate international Syria. Designated 21 December 1954: Adnan Atassi, co-operation in this field within the United Nations Naim Antaki, Sami Midani, Salah Eddine Tarazi, framework; and (4) the nature of legal problems Jaoudat Mufti. which may arise in carrying out programmes to ex- United Kingdom. Designated 9 December 1954: Sir plore outer space. Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugessen, Sir Hor- ace Seymour. 2 On 21 February 1958, Egypt and Syria held a United States. Designated 1 June 1955: James F. plebiscite as a result of which they joined to form Byrnes, Roger D. Lapham, Charles H. Mahoney, the United Arab Republic. Walter Bedell Smith, Charles A. Sprague. 3 See footnote 2. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 515 Members: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, United States: James J. Wadsworth. Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, India, Iran, Italy, Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat, Chairman. Japan, Mexico, Poland, Sweden, USSR, United Arab Republic, United Kingdom, United States. BALKAN SUB-COMMISSION Members: Colombia, France, Pakistan, Sweden, SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE PROBLEM OF HUNGARY United States. Members: Australia (K. C. O. Shann, Rapporteur; E. Ronald Walker, Acting Rapporteur) ; Ceylon COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE (R. S. S. Gunewardene; Sir Claude Corea, Chair- Members and Representatives: man [1958]; Denmark (Alsing Andersen, Chair- Australia: E. Ronald Walker. man [1957-1958]); Tunisia (Mongi Slim); Uru- Belgium: Joseph Nisot. guay (Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat). Brazil: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. The Special Committee ended its tasks when, on Burma: U Thant. 12 December 1958, the General Assembly appointed Canada: R. A. MacKay; C. S. A. Ritchie. Sir Leslie Munro (New Zealand) as United Nations France: Guillaume Georges-Picot. Special Representative on the Question of Hungary Mexico: Rafael de la Colina. (see below). Philippines: Felixberto Serrano; Francisco Delgado. Turkey: Seyfullah Esin. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE GENERAL United Arab Republic: Omar Loutfi. ASSEMBLY ON THE HUNGARIAN PROBLEM United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon. Prince Wan Waithayakon (Thailand), President of United States: James J. Wadsworth. the eleventh session of the General Assembly. Venezuela: Santiago Pérez Pérez, Chairman, later Prince Wan Waithayakon completed his work with replaced by Carlos Sosa Rodríguez, who also served the adoption of a General Assembly resolution (1324 as Chairman. (XIII)) on 12 December 1958 expressing appreci- Yugoslavia: Dimce Belovski. ation for his efforts and appointing Sir Leslie Munro as United Nations Special Representative on the PANEL OF MILITARY EXPERTS Question of Hungary. The experts, appointed by the Secretary-General with the approval of the Collective Measures Committee, UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE under the General Assembly's "Uniting for Peace" ON THE QUESTION OF HUNGARY resolution (377 (V)), are to be available, on request, Sir Leslie Munro (New Zealand), President of the to Member States wishing to obtain technical advice twelfth regular and third emergency special sessions on the organization, training, and equipment of ele- of the General Assembly. ments within their national armed forces which could On 12 December 1958 (by resolution 1324(XIII)), be made available, in accordance with national con- the General Assembly decided to appoint Sir Leslie stitutional processes, for service as a unit or units of Munro "to represent the United Nations for the the United Nations upon the recommendation of the purpose of reporting to Member States or to the Security Council or the Assembly. General Assembly on significant developments relating to the implementation of the Assembly resolutions UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR THE UNIFICATION on Hungary". AND REHABILITATION OF KOREA (UNCURK) Australia: Hugh A. Dunn. PEACE OBSERVATION COMMISSION Chile: Not represented. The members of the Peace Observation Commission Netherlands: Otto Reuchlin. in 1956 for the two calendar years 1957 and 1958, Pakistan: Omar H. Malik. were reappointed at the Assembly's thirteenth session Philippines: Cosme P. Garcia. in 1958 for the two calendar years 1959 and 1960. Thailand: Chitti Sucharitakul; Prince Rangsiyakorn The following were the members and officers of the Aphakorn. Commission in 1958: Turkey: Kamil Idil; Mehmet O. Dostel. China: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Czechoslovakia: Josef Ullrich. COMMITTEE OF UNCURK France: Guillaume Georges-Picot. Members: Australia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey. Honduras: Marco Antonio Batres; Carlos Adrian UNITED NATIONS KOREAN RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY Perdomo. (UNKRA) India: Arthur S. Lall. Agent-General: John B. Coulter (United States) Iraq: Hashim Jawad, Rapporteur; Kadhim Khalaf, (until 15 September 1958). Rapporteur, Administrator for Residual Affairs of UNKRA: H. E. Israel: Abba Eban. Eastwood (United States) (from 16 September New Zealand: Sir Leslie Munro, Vice-Chairman; 1958). Foss Shanahan. The United Nations Korean Reconstruction Pakistan: Prince Aly Khan. Agency ceased as an operational organization in 1958. Sweden: Gunnar V. Jarring; Mrs. Agda Rossell. On 16 September 1958, an Administrator for the USSR: Arkady A. Sobolev. Residual Affairs of the Agency took over from the United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon. Agent-General. The UNKRA Advisory Committee 516 APPENDIX II was to continue in being until the termination of the Social Council in mid-1958. Its members and chief Agency's programme. representatives were: Canada. Representative: Sydney Pollock. UNKRA ADVISORY COMMITTEE Chile. Representative: José Serrano. Canada: C. S. A. Ritchie, Chairman. Denmark. Representative: Mrs. N. Wright. India: Arthur S. Lall. France. Representative: Pierre Charpentier. United Kingdom: A. H. M. Hillis. Ghana. Representative: D. A. Chapman. Alternates: United States: Seymour M. Finger. F. S. Arkhurst, Y. B. Turkson. Uruguay: César Montero Bustamente. India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate: M. Gopala Menon. UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE Japan. Representative: Masayoshi Kakitsubo. CONDITIONS FOR FREE ELECTIONS IN GERMANY* Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina. Alter- Members: Brazil, Iceland, Netherlands, Pakistan, nate: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. Poland. Netherlands. Representative: J. Kaufmann, Rap- porteur. Alternate: Miss J. D. Pelt. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Pakistan. Representative: Mohammed Mir Khan, The United Nations Children's Fund, established Chairman. by the General Assembly, also reports to the Eco- Peru. Representative: Fernando Berckemeyer, Vice- nomic and Social Council (see below under ECONOMIC Chairman. Alternate: José Encinas. AND SOCIAL COUNCIL). USSR. Representative: Aleksei Roslov. Alternate: Aleksei Sokirkin. OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER United Arab Republic. Representative: Abdel-Moneim FOR REFUGEES El-Banna. Alternate: Aly Fahmy. High Commissioner: Auguste R. Lindt. United Kingdom. Representative: R. D. J. Scott Fox. Deputy High Commissioner: James M. Read. Alternate: R. C. Barnes. Director: Marcel Pages (until 31 December 1958); United States. Representative: Christopher H. Phillips. Thomas Jamieson (beginning 1 January 1959). Yugoslavia. Representative: Leo Mates. On 26 November 1957, the General Assembly decided to continue the Office of the High Commis- UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL FUND sioner for five years beginning 1 January 1959. The United Nations Special Fund was established by the General Assembly on 14 October 1958 (reso- UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND (UNREF) lution 1240 (XIII)) to provide systematic and sus- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE tained assistance to large projects in fields essential Members: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, to the integrated technical, economic and social Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany (Federal development of the less developed countries. Its opera- Republic of), Greece, Holy See, Iran, Israel, Italy, tions are intended to be of immediate significance in Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, United speeding the economic development of less developed Kingdom, United States, Venezuela. countries, among other things, by facilitating new The UNREF Executive Committee ceased to exist capital investments of all types by creating conditions as of 31 December 1958. which will make such investments either feasible or more effective. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER'S The Special Fund is administered under the general PROGRAMME authority of the Economic and Social Council and the This body was created by General Assembly resolu- General Assembly. Its organs are: (1) an 18-member tion 1166 (XII) of 26 November 1957 to replace the Governing Council elected by the Economic and So- United Nations Refugee Fund Executive Committee cial Council; (2) a Consultative Board, to assist the as of 1 January 1959. The Committee is a policy Managing Director; and (3) a Managing Director body, with a membership of 25 States elected by and his staff. the Economic and Social Council. It also acts in an advisory capacity, at the request of the High Com- GOVERNING COUNCIL OF SPECIAL FUND missioner. Members of the Governing Council were elected Members: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, by the Economic and Social Council at its resumed China, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany twenty-sixth session on 26 October 1958, for terms of (Federal Republic of), Greece, Holy See, Iran, one, two and three years, each beginning 1 January Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzer- 1959, as follows: land, Tunisia, Turkey, United Kingdom, United One-year term: Canada, Japan, Pakistan, Peru, USSR, States, Venezuela, Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia. Two-year term: Chile, Denmark, Ghana, Italy, Nether- PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPECIAL FUND lands, United Arab Republic. This Committee, set up by General Assembly resolu- Three-year term: Argentina, France, India, Mexico, tion 1219 (XII) of 14 December 1957, ceased to United Kingdom, United States. exist when it submitted its report and recommenda- 4 tions to the twenty-sixth session of the Economic and Adjourned sine die on 5 August 1952. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 517

CONSULTATIVE BOARD OF SPECIAL FUND Charles Noble Arden-Clarke (United Kingdom), Dag Hammarskjold, Secretary-General of the United Chairman; Walter N. Walmsley (United States). Nations. Eugene R. Black, President of the International Bank COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION FROM for Reconstruction and Development. NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES David Owen, Executive Chairman of the Technical The Committee in 1958 consisted of seven United Assistance Board. Nations Members transmitting information and seven Non-Administering Members elected for three-year MANAGING DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL FUND terms by the Fourth Committee on behalf of the Paul Hoffman. General Assembly. AD HOC COMMISSION ON PRISONERS OF WAR Members transmitting information and Representatives: Members: Countess Estelle Bernadotte (Sweden) ; Australia: Kevin T. Kelly, Rapporteur. José Gustavo Guerrero (El Salvador), Judge of the Belgium: Not represented. International Court of Justice, Chairman (until his France: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. death on 26 October 1958) ; Aung Khine (Burma), Netherlands: Jan Vixseboxse. Judge of the High Court of Burma. New Zealand: William G. Thorp. United Kingdom: Sir Andrew Cohen. UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SOMALILAND United States: Mason Sears. Colombia: Edmundo de Holte Castello. Members elected by General Assembly Philippines: Mauro Baradi. and Representatives: United Arab Republic: Mohamed Hassan El-Zayyat. Brazil: Dario de Castro Alves. Ceylon: Y. Duraiswamy. UNITED NATIONS COMMISSIONER FOR SUPERVISION China: Chiping H. C. Kiang. OF ELECTIONS IN TOGOLAND UNDER FRENCH Guatemala: José Rölz Bennett. ADMINISTRATION India: Arthur S. Lall, Chairman. Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti). Iraq: Ismat T. Kittani. The Commissioner was elected by the General As- Venezuela: Francisco Alfonzo Ravard, Vice-Chairman. sembly on 14 December 1957. His work was com- pleted in 1958 when the General Assembly, by reso- On 10 December 1958, the Fourth Committee lution 1253 (XIII), of 14 November 1958, took note elected the Dominican Republic, Ghana, India and of his report on the organization, conduct and results Iraq to fill the vacancies created when the terms of of the elections held on 27 April 1958 in the Trust office of China, India, Iraq and Venezuela expired Territory of Togoland under French administration. at the end of 1958. The Non-Administering Members for 1959 are therefore: Brazil, Ceylon, Dominican SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF Republic, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Iraq. THE QUESTIONNAIRE (relating to Trust Territories) COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS Members and Representatives: MEMORIAL CEMETERY IN KOREA El Salvador: F. Vega Gómez. Members: Australia, Canada, France, Netherlands, Haiti: Max H. Dorsinville. New Zealand, Norway, Turkey, Union of South India: M. Rasgotra. Africa, United Kingdom, United States. United Arab Republic: Shaffie Abd El Hamid. AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA This Committee consists of all Members of the Members and Representatives: United Nations and meets to enable Governments to Brazil: Carlos S. Gómez Pereira, Rapporteur. announce voluntary contribution pledges for the pro- Ethiopia: A. H. Alemayehou. grammes of the United Nations High Commissioner Finland: G. A. Gripenberg, Vice-Chairman. for Refugees and the United Nations Relief and Indonesia: Imam Abikusno. Works Agency for Palestine Refugees. States which Mexico: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. are not Members of the United Nations and which Pakistan: Yusuf J. Ahmad. are members of specialized agencies are invited to United Arab Republic: Ahmed Osman. attend to announce their pledges to these two refugee United States: Benjamin Gerig. programmes. Uruguay: Enrique Rodríquez Fabregat, Chairman. On 13 December 1958, the General Assembly, on NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE FOR EXTRA-BUDGETARY the recommendation of the Fourth Committee, ap- FUNDS pointed Guatemala, Ireland and the Philippines to Members: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, Lebanon, replace Mexico, Pakistan and the United States, so New Zealand, Pakistan, United Kingdom, United that the Committee in 1959 therefore would consist States. of: Brazil, Ethiopia, Finland, Guatemala, Indonesia, On 5 December 1958, the President of the General Ireland, Philippines, United Arab Republic, Uruguay. Assembly appointed a new Negotiating Committee with the same membership to serve from the close of GOOD OFFICES COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA the thirteenth to the close of the fourteenth session Members: Vasco T. Leitão da Cunha (Brazil) ; Sir of the Assembly. 518 APPENDIX II

UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE each appointed by the General Assembly for three- This Committee consists of three members appointed year terms. Its members in 1958 were: by the General Assembly, three by the Secretary- Auditor-General of Norway (appointed for term end- General, and three elected by the participants in the ing 30 June 1958 and re-appointed for term Fund. The membership in 1958 was as follows: beginning 1 July 1958). Appointed by General Assembly to serve until 31 Auditor-General of Netherlands (appointed for term December 1958: ending 30 June 1959 and re-appointed for term Members: Rigoberto Torres Astorga (Chile) ; Al- beginning 1 July 1959). bert S. Watson (United States); A. H. M. Hillis Auditor-General of Colombia (appointed for term (United Kingdom). Alternates: Johan Kaufmann ending 30 June 1960). (Netherlands) ; Fazrollah Nouredin Kia (Iran) ; Arthur Liveran (Israel). EXPERT COMMITTEE ON UNITED NATIONS PUBLIC Appointed by Secretary-General until further notice: INFORMATION Members: John McDiarmid, Bruce R. Turner, Members: R. A. Bevan (United Kingdom), P. N. David B. Vaughan. Alternates: William McCaw, Haksar (India), A. M. El-Messiri (United Arab Syed H. Ahmed, Francis P. Green. Republic), L. P. Lochner (United States), Enrique Elected by participants to serve until 31 December Rodríguez-Fabregat (Uruguay), A. F. Sokirkin 1958: (USSR). Members: Michael H. Higgins, Carey Seward, This Committee, established in accordance with Marc Schreiber. Alternates: Preston W. Cox, Charles General Assembly resolution 1177 (XII), of 1957, Hogan, Robert Harpignies. completed its task after submitting its report, which The membership for 1959 would be as follows: was considered and acted upon by the Assembly at Appointed by General Assembly on 5 December 1958 its thirteenth session (resolution 1335 (XIII) of 13 to serve until 31 December 1961: December 1958). Members: Rigoberto Torres Astorga (Chile) ; Al- bert S. Watson (United States) ; A. H. M. Hillis COMMITTEE ON CONTROL AND LIMITATION (United Kingdom). Alternates: Johan Kaufmann OF DOCUMENTATION (Netherlands); Bahman Ahaneen (Iran); Arthur Members and Representatives: Liveran (Israel). Argentina: Raul Quijano, Chairman. Appointed by Secretary-General until further notice: Canada: Derek C. Arnould, Rapporteur. Members: W. A. B. Hamilton, Bruce R. Turner, China: Yin-Shou Che. David B. Vaughan. Alternates: William McCaw, L. France: Philippe Marandet. Michelmore, John McDiarmid. Iraq: Kadhim Khalaf. Elected by participants on 15 and 16 December 1958 Mexico: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto, Arturo Ortigosa. to serve until 31 December 1961: Pakistan: Niaz Naik. Members: Marc Schreiber, Carey Seward, Alfred United Kingdom: A. H. M. Hillis. Landau. Alternates: Hans Singer, John Hogg, Preston USSR: Vladimir Molchanov. W. Cox. This Committee, established by General Assembly INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE resolution 1023 (XII) of 13 December 1957, com- The Investments Committee consists of three mem- pleted its work when its report was endorsed by the bers appointed by the Secretary-General for three- Assembly on 14 November 1958 by resolution 1272 year terms after consultation with the Advisory Com- (XIII). mittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and subject to the approval of the General Assembly. UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Members in 1958: Members in 1958: Ivar Rooth, former Governor of Bank of Sweden, To serve until 31 December 1958: Mme Paul Bastid Managing Director of International Monetary Fund. (France), President; Omar Loutfi (United Arab (Appointed until 31 December 1958.) Republic) ; R. Venkataraman (India). Jacques Rueff, Honorary Governor of Bank of France. To serve until 31 December 1959: Lord Crook (Appointed until 31 December 1959.) (United Kingdom) ; Jacob Mark Lashly (United Leslie R. Rounds, former Senior Vice-President of States), First Vice-President. Federal Reserve Bank of New York. (Appointed To serve until 31 December 1960: Bror Arvid Sture until 31 December 1960.) Petrén (Sweden), Second Vice-President; Fran- On 30 October 1958, by resolution 1250 (XIII), cisco A. Forteza (Uruguay). the General Assembly confirmed the reappointment On 30 October 1958 (by resolution 1251 (XIII)), of Ivar Rooth for a three-year term from 1 January the Assembly appointed Mme Paul Bastid, Omar Loutfi 1959 to 31 December 1961. The membership of the and R. Venkataraman for a further three-year term Committee for 1959 therefore would remain the same to start 1 January 1959, and appointed Harold Riegel- as for 1958. man (United States) for the period 30 October 1958- BOARD OF AUDITORS 31 December 1959, to take the place of Jacob Mark The three members of the Board of Auditors are Lashly (who resigned in 1958). STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 519

COMMITTEE ON APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF postponed by the Commission to 1959. Faris El- ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL JUDGEMENTS Khouri, of the United Arab Republic, came from what The Committee is composed of the representatives was formerly Syria. of those States which were members of the General Committee at the most recent regular session of the COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR A CONFERENCE General Assembly. FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE CHARTER Membership in 1958 (based on composition of General All members of the United Nations are members Committee at Assembly's twelfth session) : Ceylon, of this Committee, which was established by the Gen- China, Czechoslovakia, France, Guatemala, Iran, eral Assembly on 21 November 1955. Under the terms Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Paraguay, of resolution 1136 (XII) of 14 October 1957, the Spain, Thailand, Tunisia, USSR, United Kingdom, Committee was requested to report with recommend- United States, Venezuela. ations to the General Assembly not later than at its Membership for 1959 (based on composition of Gen- fourteenth session. The Committee did not meet in eral Committee at Assembly's thirteenth session) : 1958. Australia, Ceylon, China, Czechoslovakia, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Greece, Indonesia, Ireland, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REPLIES ON THE Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Netherlands, Nepal, Paki- QUESTION OF DEFINING AGGRESSION stan, Romania, USSR, United Kingdom, United This Committee was established by resolution 1181 States, Uruguay. (XII) of 29 November 1957. It was to study the com- ments of Member States on the question of defining INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION aggression in order to determine when it would be appropriate for the Assembly to consider the question Members in 1958: Roberto Ago (Italy); Ricardo J. again, but not earlier than at its fourteenth session. Alfaro (Panama); Gilberto Amado (Brazil), First The Committee is composed of those Member States Vice-Chairman; Milan Bartos (Yugoslavia) ; Doug- which served on the General Committee at the most las L. Edmonds (United States) ; Sir Gerald Fitz- recent regular session of the Assembly. The Committee maurice (United Kingdom), Rapporteur; J. P. A. did not meet in 1958. Francois (Netherlands) ; F. V. Garcia Amador Membership for 1959 (based on the composition of (Cuba); Shuhsi Hsu (China); Thanat Khoman the General Committee at the Assembly's thirteenth (Thailand); Faris El-Khouri, (United Arab Re- session) : Australia, Ceylon, China, Czechoslovakia, public) ; Ahmed Matine Daftary (Iran) ; Luis Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Greece, Indonesia, Padilla Nervo (Mexico); Radhabinod Pal (India), Ireland, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Netherlands, Chairman; A. E. F. Sandstrom (Sweden); Georges Nepal, Pakistan, Romania, USSR, United Kingdom, Scelle (France); Grigory I. Tunkin (USSR), United States, Uruguay. Second Vice-Chairman; Alfred Verdross (Austria) ; Kisaburo Yokota (Japan) ; Jaroslav Zourek (Czecho- COMMISSION ON PERMANENT SOVEREIGNTY slovakia). OVER NATURAL RESOURCES The International Law Commission consists of 21 This Commission was established by the General persons of recognized competence in international Assembly on 12 December 1958 under resolution 1314 law, each elected by the General Assembly for a five- (XIII) to conduct a "survey of the status of the year term. Any vacancies occurring within the five- permanent sovereignty of peoples and nations over year period are filled by the Commission. their natural wealth and resources", due regard In 1958 the Commission elected Ricardo J. Alfaro being paid "to the rights and duties of States under (Panama) to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna- international law and to the importance of encourag- tion of Jean Spiropoulos (Greece) following his elec- ing international co-operation in the economic de- tion to the International Court of Justice. velopment of under-developed countries". The Com- The Commission had 20 members for most of 1958 mission was to report to the twenty-ninth session of due to the resignation of Abdullah El-Erian (Egypt) the Economic and Social Council. following the formation of the United Arab Republic Members: Afghanistan, Chile, Guatemala, Nether- with the joining of Egypt and Syria. Under the Com- lands, Philippines, Sweden, USSR, United Arab mission's statute, no two members can be nationals Republic, United States. of the same State. Elections to fill this vacancy were

THE SECURITY COUNCIL

The Security Council consists of 11 Members of the PERMANENT MEMBERS United Nations. Five are permanent members of the China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, United States. Council. The remaining six are non-permanent mem- bers, elected for two-year terms by the General Assem- NON-PERMANENT MEMBERS bly. (For representatives to the Council, see APPENDIX Canada, Colombia, Iraq, Japan, Panama, Sweden. IV). The members of the Security Council for 1958 Elected for two-year terms ending 31 December 1958: were as follows: Colombia, Iraq and Sweden. 520 APPENDIX II

Elected for two-year terms ending 31 December 1959: SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT Canada, Japan and Panama. (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) On 8 October 1958, the General Assembly elected Argentina, Italy and Tunisia each for two years begin- COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE ning 1 January 1959 in place of Colombia, Iraq and Sweden, whose terms expired at the end of 1958. The Committee reports to both the General Assem- The Presidency of the Council rotates monthly, bly and the Security Council (see above, under according to the English alphabetical listing of its GENERAL ASSEMBLY). member States. The following served as Presidents during 1958: STANDING COMMITTEES Month Country Representative January Sweden Gunnar V. Jarring There are two standing committees, the Committee of Experts and the Committee on the Admission of February USSR Arkady A. Sobolev New Members, each composed of representatives of March United Kingdom Sir Pierson Dixon all Security Council members. April United States Henry Cabot Lodge May Canada C. S. A. Ritchie AD HOC BODIES June China Tingfu F. Tsiang July Colombia Alfonso Araujo UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR INDONESIA5 August France Guillaume Georges-Picot Members: Australia, Belgium, United States. September Iraq Hashim Jawad October Japan Koto Matsudaira UNITED NATIONS TRUCE SUPERVISION November Panama Jorge E. Illueca ORGANIZATION IN PALESTINE (UNTSO) December Sweden Gunnar V. Jarring Chief of Staff: Major-General Carl Carlsson von Horn. On 3 March 1958, Major-General von Horn was MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE appointed Chief of Staff, taking over from Col. Byron V. Leary, who had served as Acting Chief of The Military Staff Committee met fortnightly Staff since the appointment of Lieutenant-Général throughout 1958. The first meeting of the year was E. L. M. Burns as Commander of the United Nations held on 2 January and the last on 31 December. Emergency Force (UNEF) in November 1956. China. Army Representative: Lieutenant-Général Ho Shai-lai. Navy Representative: Captain Wu Chia- UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE hsun. FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN France. Army Representative: Général de Brigade Frank P. Graham. J. B. de Bary. Navy Representative: Capitaine de Vaisseau E. Cagne (until February 1958) ; Contre- UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVER Amiral P. Poncet (from August 1958). Air Force GROUP FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN Representative: Général de Division aérienne J. Chief Observer: Lieutenant-General Robert H. Nimmo. Bézy (from August 1958). USSR. Army Representative: Major-General I. M. UNITED NATIONS OBSERVATION GROUP Saraev (until August 1958); Major-General V. A. IN LEBANON (UNOGIL) Dubovik (from August 1958). Navy Represent- On 11 June 1958 the Security Council decided to ative: Lieutenant-Commander Y. D. Kvashnin. send urgently an Observation Group to Lebanon to Air Force Representative: Colonel A. M. Kuchumov. ensure that there was "no illegal infiltration of per- United Kingdom. Army Representative: Major-Gen- sonnel or supply of arms or other matériel across the eral V. Boucher (until June 1958) ; Major-General Lebanese borders". The Group was to keep the J. N. Carter (from June 1958). Navy Represent- Security Council currently informed through the ative: Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Elkins (until Septem- Secretary-General. ber 1958) ; Vice-Admiral G. Thistleton-Smith (from Members (appointed by the Secretary-General) : Galo September 1958). Air Force Representative: Air Plaza (Ecuador), Chairman; Major-General Odd Vice-Marshal A. D. Selway (until March 1958); Bull (Norway), Executive Member; Rajeshwar Air Vice-Marshal W. C. Sheen (from March Dayal (India), Member. 1958). The Secretary-General asked the Chief of Staff United States. Army Representative: Lieutenant- of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization Général B. M. Bryan. Navy Representative: Vice- (UNTSO) to furnish a number of officers on a Admiral F. W. McMahon. Air Force Representa- temporary basis to serve as observers under the im- tive: Lieutenant-Général W. E. Hall. mediate authority of UNOGIL. Subsequently, the following 21 countries supplied 591 military observers DISARMAMENT COMMISSION and other personnel: Afghanistan, Argentina, Burma,

The Commission reports to both the General Assem- 5 On 1 April 1951, the Commission adjourned sine bly and the Security Council (see above, under die while continuing to hold itself at the disposal of GENERAL ASSEMBLY). the parties. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 521 Canada, Ceylon, Chile, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, the Secretary-General in their personal capacity as India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Nepal, Netherlands, individuals, were: Cyro de Freitas-Valle (Brazil), New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Sweden, C. S. A. Ritchie (Canada), Sir Claude Corea (Cey- Thailand. lon), Alfonso Araujo (Colombia), Arthur S. Lall The Secretary-General also invited a seven-member (India), Hans Engen (Norway), Prince Aly Khan group to meet for consultation on plans for the de- (Pakistan). velopment of UNOGIL. The members, meeting with UNOGIL ceased its operations on 9 December 1958.

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL The Economic and Social Council consists of 18 Population and Social Commissions meet once every Members of the United Nations elected by the General two years. (The Transport and Communications Com- Assembly, each for a three-year term of office. mission, the Population Commission and the Social The members of the Council during 1958 were as fol- Commission did not meet during 1958.) The other lows: commissions and the Sub-Commission on Prevention To serve until 31 December 1958: Brazil, Canada, of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities meet Greece, Indonesia, United States, Yugoslavia. annually. To serve until 31 December 1959: Finland, Mexico, Pakistan, Poland, USSR, United Kingdom. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION To serve until 31 December 1960: Chile, China, Costa The Transport and Communications Commission Rica, France, Netherlands, Sudan. consists of 15 members, each elected by the Council On 8 October 1958, the General Assembly elected for a four-year term. The Commission did not meet Afghanistan, Bulgaria, New Zealand, Spain, the in 1958, when its membership was as follows: Austria, United States and Venezuela to fill vacancies occur- Bulgaria, Burma, China, Ecuador, France, Indonesia, ring when the terms of office of Brazil, Canada, Lebanon, Mexico, Norway, Romania, USSR, United Greece, Indonesia, United States and Yugoslavia Kingdom, United States, Venezuela. expired at the end of 1958. They were elected for three years to commence on 1 January 1959. STATISTICAL COMMISSION Members of the Council for 1959: Afghanistan, Bul- The Statistical Commission consists of 15 members, garia, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Finland, France, each elected by the Council for a four-year term. Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Elected to serve until 31 December, 1959: Canada, Poland, Spain, Sudan, USSR, United Kingdom, Dominican Republic, India, New Zealand, Ukrain- United States, Venezuela. ian SSR. The Council held two sessions in 1958: the twenty- Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Cuba, Den- fifth session from 15 April to 2 May 1958 at New mark, France, Romania, United Kingdom. York and the twenty-sixth session at Geneva from Elected to serve until 31 December 1961: China, 1 to 31 July 1958 and at New York from 10 to 11 Ireland, Netherlands, USSR, United States. December 1958. The members and chief representatives at the Com- Subsidiary organs reporting to the Economic and mission's tenth session, held at United Nations Head- Social Council are of five types: functional commis- quarters, New York, from 28 April to 15 May 1958 sions and sub-commissions; regional economic com- were as follows: Canada, Walter E. Duffett; China, missions; standing committees; special bodies and Chung-Sieu Chen; Cuba, C. Luhrsen Gonzales; Den- ad hoc committees. The Council has in addition, mark, Kjeld Bjerke; Dominican Republic, Kémil L. various sessional committees such as its Economic, Dipp Gómez; France, F. Louis Closon; India, P. C. Social, and Co-ordination Committees. Mahalanobis; Ireland, Michael D. McCarthy, Rap- porteur; Netherlands, Ph. J. Idenburg; New Zealand, FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONS George Wood, Chairman; Romania, M. Levente, Vice- AND SUB-COMMISSION Chairman; Ukrainian SSR, L. M. Koretsky; USSR, T. V. Ryabushkin; United Kingdom, Sir Harry The Council had eight functional commissions and Campion; United States, Raymond T. Bowman. one sub-commission during 1958 as follows: Transport and Communications Commission POPULATION COMMISSION Statistical Commission The Population Commission consists of 15 mem- Population Commission bers, each elected by the Council for four years. The Social Commission Commission did not meet in 1958, when its member- Commission on Human Rights ship was as follows: Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: China, and Protection of Minorities France, Israel, Norway, Ukrainian SSR. Commission on the Status of Women Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Argentina, Commission on Narcotic Drugs Belgium, Brazil, Canada, United Arab Republic. Commission on International Commodity Trade Elected to serve until 31 December 1961 : El Salvador, The Transport and Communications, Statistical, Japan, USSR, United Kingdom, United States. 522 APPENDIX II

SOCIAL COMMISSION Inglés (Philippines), Rapporteur; Wojciech Ketrzyn- The Social Commission consists of 18 members, each ski (Poland); Arcot Krishnaswami (India); Hérard elected by the Council for four years. The Commission C. L. Roy (Haiti) ; Hernán Santa Cruz (Chile) ; did not meet in 1958, when its membership was as Voitto Saario (Finland). follows :

Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Colombia, COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Sweden, The Commission on the Status of Women consists United Arab Republic, United Kingdom. of 18 members, each elected by the Council for three Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Byelorussian years. The membership in 1958 was as follows: SSR, China, Ecuador, Netherlands, New Zealand, Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Belgium, Spain. Israel, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Elected to serve until 31 December 1961: Australia, Venezuela. France, Indonesia, Italy, USSR, United States. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Cuba, Dominican Republic, France, Mexico, Poland, COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Sweden. The Commission consists of 18 members, each Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Argentina, elected by the Council for three years. Its member- Canada, China, Czechoslovakia, Japan, Pakistan. ship in 1958 was as follows: At its twenty-fifth session, on 2 May 1958, the Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: France, Economic and Social Council elected the following to India, Iraq, Philippines, Ukrainian SSR, USSR. fill vacancies occurring at the end of 1958: Greece, Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Argentina, Israel, Netherlands, USSR, United Kingdom and the Ceylon, Iran, Israel, Italy, United States. United States. They were to serve from 1 January Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Belgium, 1959 to 31 December 1961. China, Lebanon, Mexico, Poland, United Kingdom. The members and chief representatives at the On 15 April 1958 the Council elected the following twelfth session of the Commission, held at the Euro- to serve from 1 January 1959 to 31 December 1961: pean Office of the United Nations, Geneva, from 17 France, India, Iraq, Philippines, Ukrainian SSR, March to 3 April 1958 were: Argentina, Mrs. Carmen USSR. P. de Perkins ; Belgium, Mrs. Germaine Cyfer-Diderich ; The members and chief representatives to the four- Canada, Mrs. Harry S. Quart; China, Mrs. Elizabeth teenth session of the Commission held at United T. C. Wang Chang; Cuba, Miss Uldarica Mañas, Nations Headquarters, New York, from 10 March First Vice-Chairman; Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Helena to 3 April 1958, were: Argentina, Carlos A. Bertomeu, Leflerova; Dominican Republic, Miss Minerva Rapporteur; Belgium, Jules Wolf; Ceylon, R. S. S. Bernardino; France, Mrs. Marie-Hélène Lefaucheux; Gunewardene, Chairman; China, Cheng Paonan; Israel, Mrs. Mina Ben-Zvi, Rapporteur; Japan, Mrs. France, René Cassin; India, Arthur S. Lall; Iran, Setsu Tanino; Mexico, Miss Elisa Aguirre; Pakistan, Djalal Abdoh; Iraq, Ismat T. Kittani; Israel, Haim Begum Anwar Ahmed, Chairman; Poland, Mrs. Zofia Cohn; Italy, Francisco Maria Dominedo; Lebanon, Dembinska, Second Vice-Chairman; Sweden, Mrs. Karim Azkoul, First Vice-Chairman; Mexico, Pablo Agda Rossel; USSR, Mrs. Tamara I. Ershova; United Campo Ortiz; Philippines, Hortencio J. Brillantes; Kingdom, Miss Ruth Tomlinson; United States, Mrs. Poland, Mrs. Zofia. Wasilkowska, Second Vice-Chair- Lorena Hahn; Venezuela, Miss Panchita Soublette man; Ukrainian SSR, P. D. Nedbazhlo; USSR, P. D. Saluzzo. Morozov; United Kingdom, Sir Samuel Hoare; United States, Mrs. Oswald B. Lord. COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS The Commission on Narcotic Drugs consists of 15 SUB-COMMISSION ON PREVENTION Members of the United Nations which are important OF DISCRIMINATION AND PROTECTION OF MINORITIES drug-producing or drug-manufacturing countries, or The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimina- countries in which illicit traffic in narcotic drug con- tion and Protection of Minorities consists of 12 stitutes a serious problem. Ten members of primary persons, elected by the Commission on Human Rights importance in these fields are appointed for an in- (in consultation with the Secretary-General), subject definite period until such time as they may be to the consent of their Governments. On 9 March replaced by decision of the Council; the remaining 1956, at its twelfth session, the Commission on Human five are appointed for three years. Rights decided to extend the term of office of the Elected for an indefinite period: Canada, China, members of the Sub-Commission to 31 December 1959. France, India, Peru, Turkey, USSR, United King- The members, or their alternates, serving in their dom, United States, Yugoslavia. individual capacities, who attended the tenth session Elected for three-year term ending on eve of the held at United Nations Headquarters, New York, from opening of the Commission's fifteenth session 13 January to 7 February 1958, were: Mohammed (1960): Austria, Hungary, Iran, Mexico, United Awad (Egypt, later United Arab Republic), Chair- Arab Republic. man; Pierre Chatenet (France), Vice-Chairman; A. The following were the members and represent- A. Fomin (USSR) ; Philip Halpern (United States) ; atives at the Commission's thirteenth session, held at C. Richard Hiscocks (United Kingdom) ; José D. the European Office of the United Nations, Geneva, STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 523 from 28 April to 30 May 1958: Austria, Friedrich ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Obermayer; Canada, Kenneth C. Hossick, First Vice- Members: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Byelo- Chairman; China, Chi-kwei Liang; France, Charles russian SSR, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, Vaille; Hungary, Imre Vertes; India, Tilak Raj; France, Germany (Federal Republic of), Greece, Iran, A. D. Ardalan, Rapporteur; Mexico, Pedro de Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Alba; Peru, César Gordillo Zuleta; Turkey, Mazhar Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Ozkol, Second Vice-Chairman; USSR, Mrs. Valentina Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukrainian SSR, USSR, Vasilyeva; United Arab Republic, Amin Ismail; United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia. United Kingdom, T. G. Green; United States, A. G. Switzerland, not a Member of the United Nations, Flues; Yugoslavia, Dragon Nikolic, Chairman. participates in a consultative capacity in the work of the Commission. COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY TRADE The Commission has established the following sub- The Commission on International Commodity sidiary organs, among others: Committee on Agricul- Trade consists of 18 members. On 31 July 1958, the tural Problems, Coal Committee, Committee on Economic and Social Council, decided, by resolution Electric Power, Housing Committee, Industry and 691 (XXVI), to reconstitute the Commission with re- Materials Committee, Inland Transport Committee, vised terms of reference, functions and responsibilities. Committee on Manpower, Steel Committee, Timber This decision was taken on the basis of proposals made Committee, and Committee on the Development of earlier in the year at the Commission's sixth session Trade. held at United Nations Headquarters from 5 May to Some of these Committees have established subsidiary 16 May 1958. bodies, including standing sub-committees and working Members of the Commission at this session and parties. The Coal Committee, for example, has the their chief representatives attending the session were Coal Trade Sub-Committee, and the Transport Com- as follows: Argentina, Eduardo Bradley; Australia, mittee has the Sub-Committees on Rail Transport and A. C. B. Maiden; Austria, Milos Frank; Belgium, Road Transport. Jules Woulbroun; Brazil, Alfredo Valladao; Canada, There is also the Joint FAO/ECE Committee on John G. Hadwen; Chile, José Serrano; China, Kan Forest Working Techniques and the Training of Lee; Denmark, Mrs. Nonny Wright; France, Georges Forest Workers, which is a subsidiary of the Timber Henri Janton; Greece, Costa P. Caranicas; India, Committee. M. A. Vellodi; Indonesia, R. Sutanto (alternate); The principal representatives to the Commission's Pakistan, Zahiruddin Ahmed; Poland, Tadeusz Ly- thirteenth session, held at Geneva, from 9 to 24 April chowski; USSR, E. S. Shershnev; United Arab Re- 1958, were as follows: public, Adel Ahmed Talaat; Uruguay, Washington Albania: Pupo Shyti. P. Bermúdez. Austria: Bruno Kreisky. On 31 July 1958, the Economic and Social Council Belgium: M. Spreutels. elected the following states as members of the recon- Bulgaria: Givko Givkov. stituted Commission, the date of the expiration of Byelorussian SSR: F. L. Kokhonov. their terms of office being decided by lot: Czechoslovakia: Karel Kurkg. To serve until 31 December 1959: Argentina, Brazil, Denmark: Jens Otto Krag. Pakistan, Poland, USSR, United Kingdom. Finland: Olavi Munkki. To serve until 31 December 1960: Australia, Greece, France: Joannes Dupraz. Indonesia, Sudan, United States, Yugoslavia. Germany (Federal Republic of) : R. Baetzgen. To serve until 31 December 1961: Belgium, Canada, Greece: G. Coustas. Chile, France, India, Uruguay. Hungary: Jeno Baczoni. Ultimately all members of the Commission will be Ireland: Mrs. Josephine McNeill. elected for three-year terms of office. Italy: Tommaso Notarangeli, Vice-Chairman. Luxembourg: Ignace Bessling. REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMISSIONS Netherlands: Baron E. J. Lewe van Aduard. Norway: Jens Schive. There are four regional economic commissions: Poland: Oscar Lange, Chairman. Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) Portugal : Ruy Teixeira Guerra. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East Romania: Gheorghe Radulescu. (ECAFE) Spain: Don José Antonio de Sangroniz. Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLA) Sweden: Mrs. Karin Kock. Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) Switzerland: Friedrich Bauer. The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) was Turkey: C. S. Hayta. established by the Economic and Social Council at its Ukrainian SSR: G. L. Sahnovskii. twenty-fifth session on 29 April 1958. USSR: A. V. Zaharov. The membership, principal subsidiary bodies and United Kingdom: The Earl of Gosford. chief representatives attending sessions of the four United States: Henry J. Heinz. commissions during 1958 follow. Yugoslavia: Vladimir Velebit. 524 APPENDIX II

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Members: Afghanistan, Australia, Burma, Cambodia, Peru, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Ceylon, China, Federation of Malaya, France, India, Venezuela. Indonesia, Iran,6 Japan, Korea (Republic of), Laos, The Economic Commission for Latin America Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philip- (ECLA) meets once every two years. In the years pines, Thailand, USSR, United Kingdom, United in which it does not meet, there is a meeting of the States, Viet-Nam. ECLA Committee of the Whole, as was the case in Associate Members: Hong Kong, Singapore and British 1958. Borneo. The Commission has established the following sub- The Commission has established the following sub- sidiary organs: Central American Economic Co- sidiary organs, among others: Committee on Industry operation Committee, Committee on Trade. and Natural Resources, Committee on Trade, Inland These Committees have established bodies, including Transport and Communications Committee. standing sub-committees and ad hoc working parties. Some of these bodies have set up subsidiary bodies, Thus, the Central American Economic Co-operation including standing sub-committees and working Committee has sub-committees on trade, on statisti- parties. For example, the Committee on Industry and cal co-ordination, on transport, on electric power, on Natural Resources has sub-committees on iron and housing, building and planning, and on industrial steel, on electric power and on mineral resources initiatives. development; the Inland Transport and Communica- The Committee on Trade has set up a Working tions Committee has inland waterway, highway, and Group on the Regional Market and a Central Banks railway sub-committees. Working Group. There are also: the Working Party on Economic The Commission did not meet during 1958. The Development and Planning, the Conference of Asian Committee of the Whole held its sixth session at Statisticians, and the Working Party of Senior Geolo- Santiago de Chile on 7 and 8 April 1958. The gists on the Preparation of Regional Geological and members and chief representatives present included Mineral Maps for Asia and the Far East. the following: The members and associate members and the chief Argentina: Ernesto A. Nogués. representatives attending the fourteenth session of the Bolivia: Renán Castrillo. Commission, held at Kuala Lumpur, Federation of Brazil: Murillo Gurgel Valente. Malaya, from 5 to 15 March 1958, were as follows: Chile: Luis Correa Prieto, Chairman. Members: Colombia: Leonel Torres, Rapporteur. Afghanistan: Abdul Hai Aziz. Costa Rica: Alfonso Goicoechea Quiros. Australia: R. G. Casey. Cuba: Francisco Linares. Burma: U Sao Htun E. Dominican Republic: Franz Baehr. Cambodia: Ty Kim Sour. Ecuador: Fidel Lopez Arteta. Ceylon: P. W. William de Silva, First Vice-Chairman. El Salvador: Hugo Lindo. China: Ching-men Chen. France: Robert de Boisseson. Federation of Malaya: Dato Abdul Razak bin Dato Guatemala: Jesus Unda Murillo. Hussein, Chairman. Haiti: Marcel Charles Antoine. France: Pierre Abelin. Honduras: Jorge Antonio Coello, First Vice-Chairman. India: Manubhai Shah. Mexico: José de J. Nunez y Domínguez, Francisco Indonesia: Ismael M. Thajeb. Orozco Gonzales. Japan: Shinichi Shibusawa, Second Vice-Chairman. Netherlands: C. J. H. Daubanton. Korea, Republic of: Duk Shin Choi. Nicaragua: Reynaldo Navas Barreto. Laos: Phouvong Phimmasone. Paraguay: Hugo Couchonal. Nepal: Neera Raja Rajabhandary. Peru: Alberto Wagner de Reyna. Netherlands: J. Vixseboxse. United Kingdom: Sir Charles Empson. New Zealand: Walter Nash. United States: Harold M. Randall. Pakistan: G. A. Faruqi. Uruguay: Roberto T. Domínguez Gomez. Thailand: Sukich Nimmanheminda. Venezuela: Rafael Armando Rojas, Second Vice- USSR: Nikolai M. Firubin. Chairman. United Kingdom: Lord Carrington. The Committee of the Whole held an extraordinary United States: Homer Morrison Byington, Jr. meeting at United Nations Headquarters, New York, Viet-Nam: Tran-le-Quang. on 1 and 2 October 1958 to discuss proposals for Associate Members: financing a United Nations building in Santiago de Hong Kong: U Tat Chee. Chile. Members and chief representatives present were Singapore and British Borneo: J. M. Jumabhoy. as follows: Argentina: Raul Quijano. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA Members: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, 6 Iran was admitted to membership of the Commis- Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, sion by an Economic and Social Council resolution El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, of 10 July 1958. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 525 Bolivia: Abel Ayoroa. Associate Members: Brazil: Eurico Penteado. Federation of Nigeria: Festus Okotie-Eboh. Chile: José Serrano Palma. Gambia: John Karefa-Smart. Colombia: Jorge Morales Rivas. Kenya and Zanzibar: C. B. Madan. Costa Rica: Gonzalo Ortiz Martin. Sierra Leone: John Karefa-Smart. Cuba: Emilio Núñez Portuondo. Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian adminis- Dominican Republic: Kémil Dipp Gomez. tration: Ahmed Dahir Hassan. Ecuador: José A. Correa. Somaliland Protectorate: R. J. Wallace. El Salvador: Miguel Rafael Urquía. Tanganyika: J. Fletcher-Cooke. France: Maurice Viaud. Uganda: C. G. F. F. Melmoth. Guatemala: Ciro A. Molina. Haiti: Robert Theard. STANDING COMMITTEES Honduras: Carlos Adrian Perdomo. Mexico: Victor A. Urquidi. The Economic and Social Council has three stand- Netherlands: J. Kaufmann. ing committees: Nicaragua: Luis Mena Solórzano. Technical Assistance Committee Panama: Jorge E. Illueca. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- Paraguay: Pacifico Montero de Vargas. tions Peru: José Pareja y Paz Soldan. Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences United Kingdom: J. A. Annand. United States: Christopher H. Phillips. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE Uruguay: Juan Felipe Yriart. The Technical Assistance Committee is composed Venezuela: Juan Alvarado. of the 18 members of the Economic and Social Council, plus six additional members elected by the Council from among other United Nations Members ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA Membership in the Economic Commission for Africa, or members of the specialized agencies. set up in 1958, is open to: Belgium, Ethiopia, The membership of the Technical Assistance Com- France, Ghana, Guinea, Italy, Liberia, Libya, Moroc- mittee for 1958 was as follows: co, Portugal, Spain, Sudan, Tunisia, Union of South Members of the Council: Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Africa, United Arab Republic, United Kingdom, Costa Rica, Finland, France, Greece, Indonesia, and any State within the geographical scope of the Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Sudan, Commission's work which may become a Member USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia. of the United Nations. Other Members: All the above-mentioned States except the Union of To serve until 31 December 1958: Morocco, Czecho- South Africa, which decided for the present not to do slovakia, Switzerland. so, participated in the Commission's work in 1958 To serve until 31 December 1959: India, Sweden, and in the work of its first session. Venezuela. Associate Members: Federation of Nigeria, Gambia, On 1 May 1958, the Council elected the Federal Kenya and Zanzibar, Sierra Leone, Trust Territory Republic of Germany and the United Arab Republic of Somaliland under Italian administration, Somali- and re-elected Czechoslovakia to the Committee for land Protectorate, Tanganyika, Uganda. the period 1 January 1959-31 December 1960. The Commission held its first session in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 29 December to 6 January ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW GROUP OF TAC Members: Brazil, France, Netherlands, Pakistan, 1959. The members and chief representatives present Sudan, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, were as follows: Yugoslavia. Members: Belgium: R. L. Van Ros. COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON Ethiopia: Abebe Retta, Chairman. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS France: Guillaume Georges-Picot. Members in 1958: Brazil, China, France, Netherlands, Ghana: P. K. Quaidoo. USSR, United Kingdom, United States. Guinea: Ismael Touré. Members for 1959: Costa Rica, China, France, Italy: Giuseppe Bettiol. Netherlands, USSR, United Kingdom, United Liberia: Richelieu Morris, First Vice-Chairman. States. Libya: Regeb Ben Katu. INTERIM COMMITTEE ON Morocco: Ahmed Ben Kirane. PROGRAMME OF CONFERENCES Portugal: Carlos Krus Abecassis. Members: China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, Spain: Eduardo Ibañez. United States. Sudan: Ahmed Kheir. Tunisia: Taieb Slim, Second Vice-Chairman. SPECIAL BODIES United Arab Republic: Mahmoud Badawi El Chiati. Under this heading may be placed the following: United Kingdom: J. D. Profumo. Permanent Central Opium Board 526 APPENDIX II Drug Supervisory Body Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, USSR, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) United Arab Republic, United Kingdom, United United Nations Refugee Fund (UNREF) Executive States, Venezuela, Yugoslavia. Committee Officers for 1958: Executive Committee of the High Commissioner's Chairman: M. Shafqat (Pakistan). Programme First Vice-Chairman: Mrs. Zena Harman (Israel) ; Administrative Committee on Co-ordination Second Vice-Chairman: Miss Lily Tongson (Philip- Technical Assistance Board pines) ; Third Vice-Chairman: Dr. Ludwik Rajch- United Nations Special Fund man (Poland); Fourth Vice-Chairman: Mrs. Maria Governing Council of the United Nations Special Fund Elvira López (Colombia). Consultative Board of United Nations Special Fund Executive Board Members for 1959: Interim Co-ordinating Committee for International To serve until 31 December 1959: Austria, Colombia, Commodity Arrangements. Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, In- donesia, Iran, Israel, Sweden, Switzerland, United PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD Arab Republic, United Kingdom. The Permanent Central Opium Board consists of To serve until 31 December 1960: Brazil, China, El eight persons appointed in an individual capacity Salvador, France, India, Philippines, Poland, for five years by the Economic and Social Council. Tunisia, USSR, United States. Members until 1 March 1958: Ramón Sánchez Cornejo To serve until 31 December 1961: Australia, Belgium, (Chile); Chi-Kwei Liang (China); Paul Reuter Chile, Germany (Federal Republic of), Italy, New (France), Vice-President; Mohamed E. Rahman Zealand, Pakistan, Yugoslavia. (India); Fouad Abou Zahr (Lebanon); Hans On 12 December 1958, the following were elected Fischer (Switzerland) ; Sir Harry Greenfield officers of the UNICEF Executive Board for 1959: (United Kingdom), President; Herbert L. May Chairman: John E. Ryan (Australia). (United States). First Vice-Chairman: Miss Minerva Bernardino Members from 2 March 1958: Décio Parreiras (Dominican Republic) ; Second Vice-Chairman: (Brazil); Paul Reuter (France), Vice-President; Miss Lily Tongson (Philippines); Third Vice- George Joachimoglu (Greece) ; Estefanus Looho Chairman: Dr. Boguslaw Kozusnik (Poland); (Indonesia) ; Ibrahim El Tersawi (United Arab Fourth Vice-Chairman: Uehia Samy (United Arab Republic) ; Sir Harry Greenfield (United King- Republic). dom), President; Herbert L. May (United States) ; The Executive Board has established the following Vladimir Kusevic (Yugoslavia). subsidiary organs: Programme Committee, Sub-Com- In June 1958, the Board re-elected Sir Harry mittee on Public Relations and Fund Raising, Com- Greenfield as President and Professor Paul Reuter as mittee on Administrative Budget. In addition, there Vice-President. is a UNICEF/WHO Joint Committee on Health Policy (JCHP). DRUG SUPERVISORY BODY The Drug Supervisory Body consists of four mem- UNITED NATIONS REFUGEES FUND (UNREF) bers. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Membership until 31 May 1958: (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) Appointed by World Health Organization (WHO): Hans Fischer (Switzerland), Vice-President; Sedat EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Tavat (Turkey). OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER'S PROGRAMME Appointed by Commission on Narcotic Drugs: C. H. (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) L. Sharman (Canada), President. Appointed by Permanent Central Opium Board: ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ON CO-ORDINATION Herbert L. May (United States). The Administrative Committee on Co-ordination Membership from 1 June 1958: (ACC) in 1958 consisted of the Secretary-General of Appointed by WHO: George Joachimoglu (Greece), the United Nations, as Chairman, and the executive Décio Parreiras (Brazil). heads of the International Atomic Energy Agency Appointed by Commission on Narcotic Drugs: Charles (IAEA) and the following specialized agencies: Inter- Vaille (France), Vice-President. national Labour Organisation (ILO), Food and Appointed by Permanent Central Opium Board: Agriculture Organization (FAO), United Nations Herbert L. May (United States), President. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), World Health Organization (WHO), UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- Executive Director: Maurice Pate. ment, International Finance Corporation (IFC), In- Executive Board Members for 1958: Australia, Austria, ternational Monetary Fund, International Civil Avia- Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Czecho- tion Organization (ICAO), Universal Postal Union slovakia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, (UPU), International Telecommunication Union France, Germany (Federal Republic of), India, In- (ITU), World Meteorological Organization (WMO). donesia, Iran, Israel, Italy, Pakistan, Philippines, In 1959, membership of the Committee would also STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 527

include the executive head of the new specialized UNITED NATIONS SPECIAL FUND, GOVERNING agency, the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consulta- COUNCIL OF SPECIAL FUND, CONSULTATIVE tive Organization (IMCO). BOARD OF SPECIAL FUND Representatives of the United Nations Korean (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) Relief Agency (UNKRA), the United Nations Chil- dren's Fund (UNICEF), the United Nations High INTERIM CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR Commissioner for Refugees, the Technical Assistance INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY ARRANGEMENTS Board (TAB), the United Nations Special Fund and Sir Edwin McCarthy, Chairman (nominated by the the joint secretariat of the Interim Commission of the contracting parties to GATT). International Trade Organization (ICITO) and the Georges Peter (appointed by the Secretary-General Contracting Parties to the General Agreement on for his experience with non-agricultural primary Tariffs and Trade (GATT) have also attended ACC commodities). meetings. Walter Muller (appointed by the Secretary-General for his experience in problems of less developed TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD countries whose economies depend on production The Technical Assistance Board (TAB) consists and international marketing of primary commodi- of an Executive Chairman and the executive heads, ties). or their representatives, of the organizations sharing R. H. Roberts and T. C. M. Robinson (alternate) in the funds for the Expanded Programme of Techni- (nominated by Food and Agriculture Organization). cal Assistance (United Nations, International Atomic Mr. Roberts and Mr. Robinson were replaced on Energy Agency [IAEA], International Labour Organ- 1 October 1958 by Robert C. Tetro and Howard isation [ILO], Food and Agriculture Organization M. Gabbert, respectively. [FAO], United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization [UNESCO], World Health AD HOC COMMITTEES Organization [WHO], International Civil Aviation Organization [ICAO], International Telecommunica- COMMITTEE ON PROGRAMME APPRAISALS tion Union [ITU], World Meteorological Organiza- Members: George F. Davidson (Canada), Daniel tion [WMO]). Cosio Villegas (Mexico), Mohammed Mir Khan Although the International Bank and the Inter- (Pakistan), Walter M. Kotschnig (United States), national Monetary Fund do not share in the funds Sergije Makiedo (Yugoslavia). for the Expanded Programme and are not titular members of the Board, they are invited to participate COMMITTEE ON TENTH ANNIVERSARY in the meetings of the Board and to co-operate fully OF UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF in promoting the objectives of the Programme. The HUMAN RIGHTS Managing Director of the United Nations Special Members: Chile, France, Pakistan, Philippines, Fund also takes part in meetings of the Board. Sweden, United Arab Republic.

THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL The Trusteeship Council consists of the following: ring on the Council at the end of 1958. (For list of Members of the United Nations administering Trust representatives, see APPENDIX IV.) Territories; The Trusteeship Council held four sessions during Permanent members of the Security Council which 1958, all at United Nations Headquarters, New York, do not administer Trust Territories; as follows: As many other members elected for a three-year term Twenty-first session: 30 January-8 March. by the General Assembly as will ensure that the Twenty-second session: 9 June—1 August. membership of the Council is equally divided be- Eighth special session: 13 October-17 October. tween United Nations Members which administer Ninth special session: 6 November-7 November. Trust Territories and Members which do not. The following were the members of the Council OFFICERS during 1958: The officers of the Council during 1958 were: Members administering Trust Territories: Australia, Belgium, France, Italy, New Zealand, United King- TWENTY-FIRST SESSION dom, United States. President: Emilio Arenales Catalan (Guatemala). Permanent members of the Security Council not ad- Vice-President: Alfred Claeys Boúúaert (Belgium). ministering Trust Territories: China, USSR. (At the conclusion of the twenty-first session, the Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Burma, President announced that he would no longer be Guatemala, United Arab Republic. representing his country at the United Nations. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Haiti, India. Consequently, in accordance with rule 21 of the On 8 October 1958, the General Assembly elected Council's rules of procedure, Alfred Claeys Boúúaert Paraguay to replace Guatemala, and re-elected Burma assumed the presidency for the twenty-second and the United Arab Republic to fill vacancies occur- session). 528 APPENDIX II

TWENTY-SECOND SESSION STANDING COMMITTEE ON PETITIONS President: Alfred Claeys Boúúaert (Belgium). Elected at end of 20th session, to serve until end of Vice-President: 21st session: China, France, India, Italy, USSR, United Kingdom. EIGHTH AND NINTH SPECIAL SESSIONS Elected at end of 21st session, to serve until end of President: Alfred Claeys Boúúaert (Belgium). 22nd session: Australia, Belgium, China, France, Subsidiary organs reporting to the Trusteeship India, USSR. Council are standing Committees, ad hoc committees and visiting missions. AD HOC COMMITTEES

VISITING MISSIONS In addition to drafting committees, the following ad hoc committees either met or were established UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO TRUST during 1958: TERRITORIES IN WEST AFRICA IN 1958 Members: Georges Salomon (Haiti) ; Rikhi Jaipal COMMITTEE ON RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (India); W. G. Thorp (New Zealand); Benjamin OF TRUST TERRITORIES Gerig (United States). Members: China, France, Guatemala, United King- dom. STANDING COMMITTEES Chairman: Sir Andrew Cohen (United Kingdom).

The Trusteeship Council has two standing com- COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION OF COMMUNICATIONS mittees, as follows: Members: (serving until end of 21st session): Belgium, United Arab Republic. STANDING COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE UNIONS Members (serving until end of 22nd session): United Chairman: W. G. Thorp (New Zealand). Kingdom, United Arab Republic. Members: Burma, Guatemala, New Zealand, United States.

THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

The Court consists of 15 judges elected for nine-year On 28 October 1958 the Security Council decided terms by the General Assembly and the Security that the election for the vacancy in the Court result- Council, voting independently. ing from the death of Judge Guerrero should take The judges of the Court serving in 1958, with the place during the fourteenth session of the General year their terms of office were due to end, were, in Assembly or during a special session before the four- order of precedence, as follows: teenth session. Article 14 of the Statute of the Inter- Country national Court lays down that the date of elections End of of to fill vacancies shall be fixed by the Security Council. Judge Term Nationality Helge Klaestad, President 1961 Norway CHAMBER OF SUMMARY PROCEDURE Sir Muhammad Zafrulla (as elected by the Court on 17 April 1958) Khan, Vice-President 1961 Pakistan Members: José Gustavo Guerrero 1964 El Salvador President Helge Klaestad. (died on 25 October 1958) Vice-President Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan. Jules Basdevant 1964 France Judges Jules Basdevant, Bohdan Winiarski and Green Hackworth 1961 United States Enrique C. Armand-Ugon. Bohdan Winiarski 1967 Poland Substitutes: Abdel Hamid Badawi 1967 United Arab Judges Green Hackworth and Abdel Hamid Badawi. Republic Enrique C. Armand-Ugon 1961 Uruguay PARTIES TO THE COURT'S STATUTE Feodor Ivanovich Kojev- All Members of the United Nations are ipso facto nikov 1961 USSR parties to the Statute of the International Court of Sir Hersch Lauterpacht 1964 United Kingdom Justice. The following non-member States have also Lucio M. Moreno Quin- become parties to the Court's Statute: Liechtenstein, tana 1964 Argentina San Marino, Switzerland. Roberto Cordova 1964 Mexico V. K. Wellington Koo 1967 China STATES ACCEPTING COMPULSORY Jean Spiropoulos 1967 Greece JURISDICTION OF THE COURT Sir Percy Spender 1967 Australia Declarations made by the following States accepting the Court's compulsory jurisdiction (or made under Registrar: Julio López Oliván. the Statute of the Permanent Court of International Deputy-Registrar: Jean Garnier-Coignet. Justice and deemed to be an acceptance of the juris- STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 529 diction of the International Court for the period for Cultural Organization; World Health Organization; which they still have to run) were in force at the end International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- of 1958:7 Australia, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, ment; International Finance Corporation; Inter- China, Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El national Monetary Fund; International Civil Avia- Salvador, Finland, France, Haiti, Honduras, Israel, tion Organization; International Telecommunication Japan, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Union; World Meteorological Organization; Inter- Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization; Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay,8 Philippines, Portugal, Committee on Applications for Review of Admini- Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, Union strative Tribunal Judgements. of South Africa, United Arab Republic, United King- dom, United States, Uruguay. 7 In 1957 Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States each instituted proceedings before the ORGANS AUTHORIZED TO REQUEST ADVISORY Court against Bulgaria in connexion with an aerial OPINIONS FROM THE COURT incident of 27 July 1955. The applicants in these Authorized by the United Nations Charter to request three cases relied on a declaration made by Bulgaria opinions on any legal questions: General Assembly, in 1921 accepting the compulsory jurisdiction of the Security Council. Permanent Court of International Justice and con- Authorized by the General Assembly in accordance tended that that declaration became effective as an with the Charter to request opinions on legal ques- acceptance of the compulsory jurisdiction of the tions arising within the scope of their activities: International Court of Justice upon Bulgaria's admis- Economic and Social Council; Trusteeship Council; sion to United Nations membership in December 1955. Interim Committee of the General Assembly; Inter- In December 1958, Bulgaria filed objections to the national Atomic Energy Agency; International jurisdiction in the proceedings brought by Israel. 8 Labour Organisation; Food and Agriculture Organ- Paraguay's declaration, made without limitation, ization; United Nations Educational, Scientific and was withdrawn by Paraguay on 26 April 1938.

PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT (As of 31 December 1958) Secretary-General: Dag Hammarskjold. W. W. Cox. Director, General Legal Division: Oscar Schachter. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE Deputy Director, General Legal Division: Marc SECRETARY-GENERAL Schreiber. Director, Codification Division: Yuen-li Liang. Executive Assistant to the Secretary-General: Andrew W. Cordier. OFFICE OF CONTROLLER Special Assistant in Charge of Special Unit: Alfred G. Katzin. Controller: Bruce R. Turner. Chief Editor: Meurig Evans. Deputy Controller: William McCaw. Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General for Dis- Chief, Budget Division: Julian A. P. Powers. armament Questions: T. G. Narayanan. Chief, Accounts Division: Pieter C. J. Kien Special Assistant to the Executive Assistant: Leo Treasurer: Noel Monod. Malania. Acting Chief, Internal Audit Service: André M. Chief, General Assembly Section and Personal Assistant Romano. to the Secretary-General: Hernando Samper. Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Claude OFFICE OF PERSONNEL de Kémoularia. Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Shiv K. Acting Director of Personnel: John McDiarmid. Shastri. Chief, Rules and Procedures Section: Charles P. Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Wilhelm Holmes. Wachtmeister. Chief, Departmental and Staff Services: F. P. E. Chief of Protocol: Jehan de Noue. Green. INDEPENDENT UNIT Acting Chief, Placement Services: Betty K. Whitelaw. (reporting to the Executive Office Chief, Technical Assistance Recruitment Services: W. of the Secretary-General) P. Barrett. Health Service. Medical Director: Dr. Szeming Sze. OFFICE OF UNDER-SECRETARIES FOR OFFICE OF LEGAL AFFAIRS SPECIAL POLITICAL AFFAIRS The Legal Counsel: Constantin A. Stavropoulos. Under-Secretaries: Ralph J. Bunche, Sir Humphrey Deputy Director of the Office of the Legal Counsel: Trevelyan. 530 APPENDIX II DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL AND Director, Energy Division: P. Sevette. SECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS Director, Transport Division: P. Le Vert. Director, ECE/FAO Agriculture Division: P. Sinard. Under-Secretary: Anatoly F. Dobrynin. Director, ECE/FAO Timber Division: E. Glesinger. Director and Deputy to the Under-Secretary: Geoffrey S. Murray. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST Chief, General Problems and Procedures of Pacific Executive Secretary: C. V. Narasimhan. Settlements Section: Sanford Schwarz. Deputy Executive Secretary: U Nyun. Assistant Director and Chief, Regional Affairs and Chief, Research and Planning Division: John H. G. Services to Commissions Section: William J. Jordan. Pierson. Chief, Section for Security Council Affairs: Lev Chief, Bureau of Flood Control and Water Resources Emelianov. Development: Shen-Yi. Assistant Director and Chief, Section for Political Acting Chief, Industry and Trade Division: J. B. Committees: Feng Yang Chai. Singh. Chief, Atomic Energy Section: Otto Frey. Chief, Transport and Communications Division: M. Chief, Conventional Armaments and Enforcement S. Ahmad. Measures Section: William Epstein. Chief, ECAFE/FAO Agriculture Division: E. M. Ojala. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND Chief, Social Affairs Division: M. Raja-Nayagam. SOCIAL AFFAIRS ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA Under-Secretary: Philippe de Seynes. Executive Secretary: Raul Prebisch, Deputy to Under-Secretary and Personal Representa- Deputy Executive Secretary: Louis N. Swenson. tive of Secretary-General to Specialized Agencies: Secretary of the Commission: Alfonso Santa Cruz. W. Martin Hill. Acting Director, Office in Mexico: Cristóbal Lara Secretary, Economic and Social Council: Mehdi Vakil. Beautell. Chief, Regional Commissions Section: W. R. Mali- Chief, Economic Development Division: Jorge nowski. Ahumada. Director, Bureau of Economic Affairs: Sune L. Carlson. Chief, Industrial Development Division: Carlos Assistant Director in Charge of Fiscal and Financial Quintana. Branch: Henry S. Bloch. Acting Chief, Current Analysis Division: Dudley Assistant Director in Charge of Resources and Industry Seers. Branch: John N. Reedman. Acting Chief, Social Affairs Division: Miss Laura Assistant Director in Charge of Economic Survey Vergara. Branch: Jacob L. Mosak. Chief, ECLA/FAO Joint Programme: Francisco Director, Statistical Office: William R. Leonard. Aquino. Deputy Director, Statistical Office: P. J. Loftus. Chief, Programme of Energy and Water Resources: Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: Miss Julia Hender- Adolfo Dorfman. son. Chief, Transport Programme: Jules De Kock. Assistant Director in Charge of Housing, Building and Chief, Trade Policy Division: Esteban Ivovich. Planning Branch: Ernest Weissmann. Assistant Director in Charge of Population Branch: ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA John Durand. Executive Secretary: Mekki Abbas. Assistant Director in Charge of Community Develop- Executive Assistant to the Executive Secretary: ment and Social Welfare Groups: Zahir Ahmed. C. Y. Wu. Director, Division of Human Rights: John P. Hum- phrey. Deputy Director, Division of Human Rights: Egon DEPARTMENT OF TRUSTEESHIP AND Schwelb. INFORMATION FROM NON-SELF-GOVERNING Chief, Status of Women Section: Mrs. Mary Tenison- TERRITORIES Woods. Chief, Transport and Communications Unit: M. H. Under-Secretary: D. Protitch. Higgins. Director, Division of Trusteeship: H. A. Wieschhoff. Director, Division of Narcotic Drugs: Gilbert Yates. Deputy Director, Division of Trusteeship: José Rolz- Bennett. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Director, Division of Information from Non-Self- Executive Secretary: Sakari Tuomioja. Governing Territories: Manuel Pérez-Guerrero. Deputy Executive Secretary: A. G. Stetsenko. Deputy Director, Division of Information from Non- Director, Research and Planning Division: Frederick Self-Governing Territories: Arnold V. Kunst. Strauss. Principal Secretary, United Nations Advisory Council Director, Steel, Engineering and Housing Division: for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian A. F. Ewing. Administration: Jaroslav J. Cebe-Habersky. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 531 OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION Chief, Buildings Management Service: Frank M. Begley. Under-Secretary: Ahmed S. Bokhari (died 5 December Chief, Commercial Management Service: Igor Che- 1958). chetkin. Principal Officer, Office of the Under-Secretary: Chief, Communications and Records Service: W. Boris Karpov. Murray Anderson. Director, External Relations Division: George Ivan Chief, Field Operations Service: George Lansky. Smith. Director, Press and Publications Division: Wilder TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION Foote. Chief, Press Services: Matthew Gordon. Director-General: Hugh L. Keenleyside. Director, Radio and Visual Services Division: Peter Director (from September 1958) : Myer Cohen. Aylen. Deputy Director-General (until October 1958) : Deputy Director, Radio and Visual Services Division: Gustavo Martínez Cabanas. Franco Passigli. Director, Programme Division (to September 1958) : Director, Public Liaison Division: George J. Janecek. Myer Cohen. Director, Programme Division (from September UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION 1958) : Arthur Goldschmidt. CENTRES AND OFFICES Director, Public Administration Division: S. B. Bapat. Accra. Director: Boleslaw Leitgeber. Athens. Director: James B. Orrick. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD Bangkok. Information Officer: César Ortiz-Tinoco. Belgrade. Director: Milan Hofman. Executive Chairman: David Owen. Bogota. Director: Jorge Viteri de la Huerta. Senior Director: Laurence Michelmore. Buenos Aires. Director: L. Bertrand Gés. Director, Programme Division: Sudhir Sen. Cairo. Director: John King Gordon. Acting Director, Administration Division: R. B. Copenhagen. Director: Jan-Gunnar Lindstrom. Stedman. Djakarta. Information Officer: Nazri M. Rashed. Geneva. Director: William Gibson-Parker. FIELD PERSONNEL Karachi. Director: Abdollah Faryar. Afghanistan. Resident Representative: Daniel Hop- London. Acting Director: H. Granville Fletcher. kinson. The Hague. Information Officer: Erwin Baum- Argentina. Resident Representative: Raymond Etchats. garten. Bolivia. Acting Resident Representative: Hernán Manila. Information Officer: Richard de Roussy de Buzeta. Sales. Brazil. Resident Representative: Henri Laurentie. Mexico. Director: Miguel A. Marin. Burma. Resident Representative: Dusan Marusic. Moscow. Director: Sergey G. Bratchikov. Cambodia. Regional Representative: Walter de Selys New Delhi. Director: Eugenio Soler-Alonso. Longchamps. Paris. Director: David Blickenstaff. Ceylon. Resident Representative: John Corry. Prague. Director: Arnost Bares. Chile. Resident Representative: Miguel Albornoz. Rio de Janeiro. Director: Georges S. Rabinovitch. Colombia. Resident Representative: Luis Pérez Arteta. Rome. Director: Martin A. Arostegui. Ecuador. Resident Representative: Anthony Balinski. Santiago. Information Officer: Antonio Ramos Oliveira. Egypt. Resident Representative: Taghi Nasr. Sydney. Director: A. H. W. Williams. El Salvador. Resident Representative: Alfred Mac- Teheran. Director: Olav Rytter. kenzie. Tokyo. Director: V. J. G. Stavridi. Ethiopia. Resident Representative: Theodor Lilliefelt. Washington. Director: Brian Meredith. Europe (Geneva). Liaison Office of TAB: Branko Lukac. OFFICE OF CONFERENCE SERVICES Ghana. Resident Representative: Wilfred Benson. Haiti. TAB Correspondent: Aimè Viala. Under-Secretary: Victor Hoo. India. Resident Representative: James Keen. Director, Language and Meetings Service: Georges Indonesia. Acting Resident Representative: J. P. B. Peissel. Ross. Chief of Meetings Service: K. A. Kotchetkov. Iran. Resident Representative: Thomas Power, Jr. Director, Library: R. Borba de Moraes. Iraq. Resident Representative: Milton Gregg. Chief, Editorial Control: Romain Godet. Israel. Resident Representative: Eric Ward. Jordan. Acting Resident Representative: B. Nagorski. OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES Lebanon. Officer-in-Charge: George Berouti. Liberia. TAB Correspondent: Herbert Grantham. Director: David B. Vaughan. Libya. Resident Representative: Harold Caustin. Chief, Purchase and Transportation Service: Carey Mexico. Resident Representative: Adriano Garcia. Seward. Morocco. Officer-in-Charge: Leonce Bloch. 532 APPENDIX II Nepal. TAB Correspondent: W. G. Schulthess. Chief, Reports Officer: John J. Charnow. Pakistan. Resident Representative: Harry L. Spence. WHO Medical Advisors: Dr. I. G. Yuan, Dr. Georges Paraguay. Resident Representative: Oscar Schnake. Garcin. Peru. Resident Representative: Edward Trueblood. FAO Advisor: (vacant) Philippines. Resident Representative: C. Hart Schaaf. Somaliland, Trust Territory of. TAB Correspondent: UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICES Jaroslav J. Cebe-Habersky. Asia. Regional Director: S. M. Keeny. Sudan. Resident Representative: Rahat Bokhari. Africa and Europe. Regional Director: Charles A. Thailand. Regional Representative: Sir Alexander Egger. MacFarquhar. The Americas. Regional Director: Robert L. Davée. Tunisia. TAB Correspondent: André E. Saenger. Eastern Mediterranean. Area Director: Stewart S. Turkey. Resident Representative: Charles Weitz. Sutton. Uruguay. Resident Representative: Joan Anstee. Venezuela. Officer-in-Charge: Jaime Renart. UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS Yugoslavia. Representative: J. R. Symonds. AGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST JOINT STAFF PENSION BOARD AND UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE Director: Henry R. Labouisse (1 January-15 June 1958). Secretary, Joint Staff Pension Board: J. Isaac-Georges. Deputy Director: Leslie J. Carver (Acting Director, 16 June-31 December 1958). EUROPEAN OFFICE OF THE UNITED General Counsel: Jean-Flavien Lalive (1 January—18 NATIONS, GENEVA August 1958); Elaine Sloan (19 August-31 De- cember 1958). Director Representing the Secretary-General: Pier H. Assistant Director, Department of Administration and Spinelli. Services: Bernardus T. Twigt. Deputy Director: Georges M. Palthey. Assistant Director, Department of Operations: Thomas Chief, Administrative and Financial Services: Paul Jamieson. Coidan. Comptroller: Lloyd Callow. Executive Assistant to the Director: Sherwood G. Moe. JOINT SECRETARY OF THE PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD AND DRUG UNITED NATIONS KOREAN SUPERVISORY BODY RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY

Secretary, Permanent Central Opium Board: Louis KOREAN HEADQUARTERS Atzenwiler. Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter, USA (Retired) (to 15 September 1958). UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND Deputy Agent-General: Brigadier-General Harold E. Eastwood, USA (Retired) (to 15 September 1958). HEADQUARTERS Administrator for Residual Affairs: Brigadier-General Executive Director: Maurice Pate. Harold E. Eastwood, USA (Retired) (appointed Deputy Executive Director (Operations): E. J. R. with effect from 16 September 1958). Heyward. Executive Officer: Cyril H. Perry. Deputy Executive Director (Programmes): Mrs. A. Chief, Budget and Finance Division (and Deputy Sinclair. Comptroller): Verda Welch. Deputy Executive Director (Planning): Dr. Georges Sicault. AMERICAN REGIONAL OFFICE Comptroller: Stanley Sroka. Comptroller and Chief of Office: James McLean. Chief, Supply Division: E. T. Bridgwater. Chief, Division of Procurement: Brigadier-General Food Conservation Co-ordinator: Donald R. Sabin. Andrew C. Tychsen, USA (Retired). Chief, Public Information Division: Mrs. P. L. Hart- well. TOKYO LIAISON AND PROCUREMENT OFFICE Chief, Administrative Division: Rolv Moltu. Officer-in-Charge: Wesley C. Phipps. APPENDIX III MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ITS THIRD EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION AND THIRTEENTH REGULAR SESSION

THIRD EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION, 8-21 AUGUST 1958

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the Plenary meeting 732. delegation of New Zealand. 2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation. Plenary meetings 732, 746. 3. Appointment of a Credentials Committee. Credentials Committee meeting 32. Plenary meetings 732, 746. Resolution 1238 (ES-III). 4. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 732. 5. Questions considered by the Security Council Plenary meetings 732-746. Resolution 1237 (ES-III). at its 838th meeting on 7 August 1958. Other Matters Discussed Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 746. Question of the representation of Hungary. Plenary meeting 746. The Third Emergency Special Session was addressed by Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States, at the 733rd plenary meeting on 13 August 1958. THIRTEENTH REGULAR SESSION, 16 SEPTEMBER-13 DECEMBER 19581

1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the Plenary meeting 747. delegation of New Zealand. 2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation. Plenary meetings 747, 792. 3. Credentials of representatives to the thirteenth Credentials Committee meeting 33. Plenary meetings session of the General Assembly: 747, 792. Resolution 1346 (XIII). (a) Appointment of the Credentials Committee; ( b ) Report of the Credentials Committee. 4. Election of the President. Plenary meeting 747. 5. Constitution of the Main Committees and elec- First Committee meetings 941, 942. Special Political tion of officers. Committee meetings 84, 85. Second Committee meetings 511, 512. Third Committee meetings 835, 836. Fourth Committee meetings 741, 742. Fifth Com- mittee meetings 649, 650. Sixth Committee meetings 548, 549. Plenary meeting 748.

1 On 5 December 1958, at its 782nd plenary meeting, the General Assembly decided, by Resolution 1281 (III), to resume its thirteenth session on 20 February 1959 to consider the question of the future of the Trust Territories of the Cameroons under French administration and the Cameroons under British admin- istration. 534 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 6. Election of Vice-Presidents. Plenary meeting 748. 7. Notification by the Secretary-General under Plenary meeting 752. Article 12, paragraph 2, of the Charter. 8. Adoption of the agenda. General Committee meetings 117-119. Plenary meet- ings 752-755, 789. Resolution 1239 (XIII). 9. Opening of the General Debate. Plenary meetings 749-751, 755-774. 10. Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization. 11. Report of the Security Council. Plenary meeting 777. Resolution 1241 (XIII). 12. Report of the Economic and Social Council. Special Political Committee meetings 114-116. Second Committee meetings 549-575, 577-580. Third Com- mittee meetings 837-845, 877. Fifth Committee meet- ings 682, 701, 702. Plenary meetings 780, 783, 788. Resolutions 1257-1260 (XIII), 1300 (XIII), 1311 (XIII), 1321-1324 (XIII). 13. Report of the Trusteeship Council. Fourth Committee meetings 742, 744, 745, 752, 754, 765, 772-776, 778-786, 789-818, 825, 842, 843. Plenary meeting 782. Resolutions 1274-1282 (XIII). 14. Report of the International Atomic Energy Plenary meetings 777, 778. Resolution 1242 (XIII). Agency. 15. Election of three non-permanent members of Plenary meetings 774, 775. the Security Council. 16. Election of six members of the Economic and Plenary meeting 775. Social Council. 17. Election of three members of the Trusteeship Plenary meeting 775. Council. 18. Appointment of the members of the Peace Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1298 (XIII). Observation Commission. 19. Appointment of members of the Disarmament General Committee meeting 117. Plenary meeting 779. Commission. 20. Election of the United Nations High Commis- Plenary meeting 780. sioner for Refugees. 21. Question of amending the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 114-116. Plenary Charter, in accordance with the procedure laid meeting 783. Resolution 1299 (XIII). down in Article 108 of the Charter, to increase the number of non-permanent members of the Security Council and the number of votes re- quired for decisions of the Council. 22. Question of amending the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 114-116. Charter, in accordance with the procedure laid Second Committee meetings 549-552. Plenary meet- down in Article 108 of the Charter, to increase ing 783. Resolutions 1299 (XIII), 1300 (XIII). the membership of the Economic and Social Council. 23. Question of amending the Statute of the Inter- Special Political Committee meetings 114-116. Plenary national Court of Justice, in accordance with meeting 783. Resolution 1299 (XIII). the procedure laid down in Article 108 of the Charter of the United Nations and Article 69 of the Statute of the Court, with respect to an increase in the number of judges of the Inter- national Court of Justice. 24. The Korean question: report of the United First Committee meetings 972-981. Plenary meeting Nations Commission for the Unification and 781. Resolution 1264 (XIII). Rehabilitation of Korea. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 535 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 25. Effects of atomic radiation: First Committee meetings 993, 1011-1014. Fifth (a) Report of the United Nations Scientific Committee meeting 704. Plenary meeting 792. Resolu- Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radia- tion 1347 (XIII). tion; (b) Report of the Secretary-General on the strengthening and widening of scientific activities in this field. 26. Report of the Director of the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 101-113, 125. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees Plenary meeting 788. Resolution 1315 (XIII). in the Near East. 27. United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency: Second Committee meeting 576. Plenary meeting 783. (a) Report of the Agent-General of the Agency; Resolution 1304 (XIII). (6) Progress report of the Administrator for Residual Affairs of the Agency. 28. Economic development of under-developed Second Committee meetings 513-529, 541, 553-575, countries : 577-580. Plenary meetings 776, 782, 788. Resolutions (a) Establishment of the Special Fund: reports 1240 (XIII), 1316-1320 (XIII). of the Preparatory Committee for the Special Fund and of the Economic and Social Council; (b) International Tax problems: report of the Economic and Social Council. 29. Programmes of Technical Assistance: General Committee meeting 117. Second Committee (a) Report of the Economic and Social Council; meetings 530-549, 552, 576. Plenary meetings 780, 783. Resolutions 1255 (XIII), 1256 (XIII), 1305 (6) Confirmation of the allocation of funds (XIII). under the Expanded Programme of Tech- nical Assistance; (c) Establishment of an international adminis- trative service. 30. Question of assistance to Libya. Second Committee meeting 573. Plenary meeting 783. Resolution 1303 (XIII). 31. Report of the United Nations High Commission- Third Committee meetings 870-876. Fifth Committee er for Refugees. meetings 696, 698. Plenary meeting 782. Resolutions 1284-1286 (XIII). 32. Draft International Covenants on Human Third Committee meetings 847-869, 880-885, 904. Rights. Plenary meeting 788. 33. Recommendations concerning international re- Third Committee meetings 886-894. Fifth Committee spect for the right of peoples and nations to meeting 700. Plenary meeting 788. Resolution 1314 self-determination. (XIII). 34. Advisory services in the field of human rights: Third Committee meetings 846, 847. Plenary meeting report of the Economic and Social Council. 780. Resolution 1261 (XIII). 35. Freedom of information: report of the Secre- General Committee meeting 117. Third Committee tary-General on consultations concerning the meetings 894-904. Plenary meeting 788. Resolution draft convention on Freedom of Information. 36. Information from Non-Self-Governing Terri- Fourth Committee meetings 800, 819-836, 839-841. tories transmitted under Article 73e of the Fifth Committee meeting 704. Plenary meetings 789, Charter: reports of the Secretary-General and 790. Resolutions 1326-1331 (XIII). of the Committee on Information from Non- Self-Governing Territories : (a) Information on social conditions; (b) Information on other conditions; (c) General questions relating to the trans- mission and examination of information; 536 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken (d) Methods of reproducing summaries of in- formation concerning Non-Self-Governing Territories: report of Secretary-General; ( e ) Report of Secretary-General on develop- ments connected with association of Non- Self-Governing Territories with the Euro- pean Economic Community; (f) Offers of study and training facilities under resolution 845 (IX) of 22 November 1954: report of Secretary-General. 37. Question of the renewal of the Committee on Fourth Committee meetings 835, 836, 839, 840. Information from Non-Self-Governing Terri- Plenary meeting 789. Resolution 1332 (XIII). tories: report of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories. 38. Election, if required, to fill vacancies in the Fourth Committee meeting 839. Plenary meeting 789. membership of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories. 39. Question of South West Africa: Fourth Committee meetings 742-771, 773, 777, 778, (a) Report of the Good Offices Committee on 796, 837. Fifth Committee meeting 668, 695, 703, South West Africa; 704. Plenary meetings 778, 790. Resolutions 1243-1247 ( b ) Report of the Committee on South West (XIII), 1333 (XIII). Africa ; (c) Study of legal action to ensure the fulfil- ment of the obligations assumed by the Mandatory Power under the mandate for South West Africa: resumed consideration of the special report of the Committee on South West Africa ; ( d ) Election of three members of the Committee Fourth Committee meetings 744, 836, 839. Plenary on South West Africa. meeting 790. 40. The future of Togoland under French ad- Fourth Committee meetings 772, 782-788, 791. ministration: report of the United Nations Plenary meeting 780. Resolutions 1253 (XIII), 1254 Commissioner for the Supervision of the Elec- (XIII). tions and report of the Trusteeship Council thereon. 41. Question of the frontier between the Trust Fourth Committee meetings 836-839, 841-843. Plenary Territory of Somaliland under Italian administra- meetings 790, 792. Resolution 1345 (XIII). tion and Ethiopia: reports of the Governments of Ethiopia and of Italy. 42. Financial reports and accounts and reports of Fifth Committee meetings 678, 682. Plenary meetings Board of Auditors: 781. Resolutions 1265-1269 (XIII). (a) United Nations (for the financial year ended 31 December 1957); (b) United Nations Children's Fund (for the financial year ended 31 December 1957); (c) United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (for the financial year ended 31 December 1957); (d) United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (for the financial year ended 30 June 1958); (e) United Nations Refugee Fund (for the financial year ended 31 December 1957). 43. Supplementary estimates for the financial year Fifth Committee meetings 651-653, 695, 696, 701, 1958. 704. Plenary meeting 790. Resolution 1334 (XIII). MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 537 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 44. Budget estimates for the financial year 1959. Fifth Committee meetings 656, 658-667, 671-675, 679-681, 685, 690, 693-696, 698, 701, 703-705. Plenary meeting 791. Resolutions 1338-1343 (XIII). 45. Appointments to fill vacancies in the member- ship of subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly: (a) Advisory Committee on Administrative and Fifth Committee meeting 675. Plenary meeting 781. Budgetary Questions; Resolution 1271 (XIII). ( b ) Committee on Contributions; Fifth Committee meeting 690. Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1292 (XIII). (c) Board of Auditors; Fifth Committee meeting 669. Plenary meeting 778. Resolution 1249 (XIII). (d) Investments Committee; Fifth Committee meeting 669. Plenary meeting 778. Resolution 1250 (XIII). (e) United Nations Administrative Tribunal; Fifth Committee meeting 667. Plenary meeting 778. Resolution 1251 (XIII). (f) United Nations Staff Pension Committee. Fifth Committee meeting 691. Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1293 (XIII). 46. Report of the Negotiating Committee for Extra- Fifth Committee meetings 695, 698. Ad hoc Com- Budgetary Funds. mittee of the Whole Assembly meetings 1, 2. Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1296 (XIII). 47. Scale of assessments for the apportionment of Fifth Committee meetings 676-679, 701. Plenary the expenses of the United Nations: report of meeting 783. Resolution 1308 (XIII). the Committee on Contributions. 48. United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: Fifth Committee meetings 699-701. Plenary meeting annual report of the United Nations Joint 783. Resolution 1309 (XIII). Staff Pension Board. 49. Audit reports relating to expenditure by special- Fifth Committee meetings 678, 682. Plenary meeting ized agencies of technical assistance funds allo- 781. Resolution 1270 (XIII). cated from the special account. 50. Administrative and budgetary co-ordination be- General Committee meeting 117. Fifth Committee tween the United Nations and the specialized meetings 702, 705. Plenary meeting 790. Resolution agencies: report of the Advisory Committee on 1336 (XIII). Administrative and Budgetary Questions. 51. Control and limitation of documentation: Fifth Committee meetings 654-657, 675. Plenary (a) Report of the Committee on the Control meeting 781. Resolution 1272 (XIII). and Limitation of Documentation; (b) Report of the Secretary-General. 52. Offer by the Government of Chile of land in Fifth Committee meetings 673, 680. Plenary meeting Santiago to be used as office site for the United 781. Resolution 1273 (XIII). Nations and other international organizations: report of the Secretary-General and observations thereon by the Advisory Committee on Ad- ministrative and Budgetary Questions. 53. Personnel questions: (a) Geographical distribution of the staff of the Fifth Committee meetings 668, 670, 671, 695. Plenary Secretariat of the United Nations: report meeting 782. Resolution 1294 (XIII). of the Secretary-General; ( b ) Proportion of fixed-term staff; Fifth Committee meetings 668, 670, 671, 695. Plenary meeting 782. (c) Pensionable remuneration of the staff; Fifth Committee meetings 699, 700, 702. Plenary meeting 783. Resolution 1310 (XIII). ( d ) Staff Regulations of the United Nations: General Committee meeting 117. Fifth Committee report of the Secretary-General. meetings 669, 695. Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1295 (XIII). 538 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 54. United Nations International School and dele- Fifth Committee meetings 694, 700. Plenary meeting gation office facilities. 782. Resolution 1297 (XIII). 55. Public information activities of the United Na- Fifth Committee meetings 682-689, 691-693, 704. tions: report of the Committee of Experts on Plenary meeting 790. Resolution 1335 (XIII). United Nations Public Information and com- ments and recommendations thereon by the Secretary-General. 56. Report of the International Law Commission Sixth Committee meetings 550-583. Plenary meeting on the work of its tenth session. 782. Resolutions 1288-1291 (XIII). 57. Question of arbitral procedure. Sixth Committee meetings 551, 554-567, 581. Plenary meeting 780. Resolution 1262 (XIII). 58. Question of initiating a study of the juridical Sixth Committee meetings 597, 598. Plenary meeting régime of historic waters, including historic bays. 783. Resolution 1306 (XIII). 59. Question of convening a second United Nations Fifth Committee meeting 702. Sixth Committee conference on the law of the sea. meetings 583-597. Plenary meeting 783. Resolution 1307 (XIII). 60. Question of the peaceful use of outer space: General Committee meeting 117. First Committee (a) The banning of the use of cosmic space meetings 981-995. Plenary meeting 792. Resolution for military purposes, the elimination of 1348 (XIII). foreign military bases on the territories of other countries and international co-opera- tion in the study of cosmic space; (b) Programme for international co-operation in the field of outer space. 61. Measures aimed at the implementation and pro- General Committee meeting 117. Special Political motion of peaceful and neighbourly relations Committee meeting 116-121. Plenary meetings 752, among States. 783. Resolution 1301 (XIII). 62. Treatment of people of Indian origin in the General Committee meeting 117. Special Political Union of South Africa. Committee meetings 122-124. Plenary meetings 752, (a) Report of the Government of India; 783. Resolution 1302 (XIII). (b) Report of the Government of Pakistan. 63. Question of Algeria. General Committee meetings 117, 118. First Com- mittee meetings 993, 1014-1023. Plenary meetings 792. 64. Question of disarmament. First Committee meetings 942-972. Plenary meeting 779. Resolution 1252 (XIII). 65. United Nations Emergency Force: (a) Cost estimates for the maintenance of the Fifth Committee meetings 697-699, 705. Plenary Force; meeting 790. Resolution 1337 (XIII). (b) Progress report on the Force; Special Political Committee meetings 96-99. Plenary meeting 780. Resolution 1263 (XIII). (c) Summary study of the experience derived Special Political Committee meetings 96, 100. Plenary from the establishment and operation of meeting 780. the Force. 66. Report of the Secretary-General on the Second Plenary meeting 791. Resolution 1344 (XIII). United Nations International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. 67. Question of race conflict in South Africa result- General Committee meeting 117. Special Political ing from the policies of apartheid of the Gov- Committee meetings 86-94. Plenary meetings 752, ernment of the Union of South Africa. 778. Resolution 1248 (XIII). 68. Question of Cyprus. General Committee meeting 117. First Committee meetings 993, 996-1010. Plenary meeting 782. Resolu- tion 1287 (XIII). 69. The situation in Hungary. General Committee meeting 117. Plenary meetings 752, 784-787. Resolution 1312 (XIII). MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 539 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 70. Discontinuance of atomic and hydrogen weapons General Committee meeting 117. First Committee tests. meetings 942-972, 996. Plenary meeting 779. Resolu- tion 1252 (XIII). 71. The organization of an international public General Committee meeting 119. Third Committee health and medical research year. meetings 876-879. Plenary meeting 782. Resolution 1283 (XIII). 72. The reduction of the military budgets of the General Committee meeting 119. First Committee Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the United meetings 942-972. Plenary meeting 779. Resolution States of America, the United Kingdom of 1252 (XIII). Great Britain and Northern Ireland and France by 10-15 per cent and the use of part of the savings so effected for assistance to the under- developed countries. 73. Admission of new Members to the United General Committee meeting 120. Fourth Committee Nations. meetings 840, 841. Plenary meeting 789. Resolution 1325 (XIII). Other Matters Discussed Question of the representation of China in the General Committee meetings 117, 118. Plenary meet- United Nations. ings 753-755. Resolution 1239 (XIII). Question of Antarctica. General Committee meeting 117. Plenary meeting 753. Recommendation by the Economic and Social General Committee meeting 117. Plenary meeting 755. Council in resolution 683 F (XXVI) that the General Assembly should devote a special meet- ing at its thirteenth session to the observance of the tenth anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

GENERAL DEBATE The General Debate at the opening of the Assembly's Country Meeting Date thirteenth session began at the 749th plenary meeting, Ecuador 762 29 Sep. on 18 September 1958, and finished at the 774th El Salvador 764 30 Sep. plenary meeting, on 7 October. Representatives of Ethiopia 756 24 Sep. the following countries took part, speaking at the Federation of Malaya 761 26 Sep. meetings listed: France 758 25 Sep. Ghana 757 24 Sep. Country Meeting Date Greece 769 3 Oct. Afghanistan 755 23 Sep. Guatemala 761 26 Sep. Albania 763 29 Sep. Hungary 763 29 Sep. Argentina 751 19 Sep. Iceland 759 25 Sep. Australia 759 25 Sep. India 774 7 Oct. Austria 755 23 Sep. Indonesia 762 29 Sep. Belgium 766 1 Oct. Iran 751 19 Sep. Bolivia 767 2 Oct. Iraq 760, 774 26 Sep., 7 Oct. Brazil 749 18 Sep. Ireland 751 19 Sep. Bulgaria 765, 772 30 Sep., 6 Oct. Israel 773 7 Oct. Burma 757 24 Sep. Italy 758 25 Sep. Byelorussian SSR 761 26 Sep. Japan 749 18 Sep. Cambodia 756 24 Sep. Jordan 764 30 Sep. Canada 759 25 Sep. Laos 763 29 Sep. Ceylon 764 30 Sep. Liberia 760 26 Sep. Chile 758 25 Sep. Libya 766 1 Oct. China 764 30 Sep. Mexico 771 6 Oct. Colombia 762 29 Sep. Morocco 772 6 Oct. Costa Rica 765 30 Sep. Nepal 771 6 Oct. Cuba 767 2 Oct. Netherlands 760 26 Sep. Czechoslovakia 756, 773 24 Sep., 7 Oct. New Zealand 770 3 Oct. Denmark 759 25 Sep. Norway 765 30 Sep. Dominican Republic 751 19 Sep. Pakistan 769 3 Oct. 540 APPENDIX III Country Meeting Date ings), Netherlands (767th meeting). Panama 749 18 Sep. At its 747th plenary meeting, on 16 September Peru 767 2 Oct. 1958, the Assembly was addressed by Sir Leslie Philippines 755 23 Sep. Munro (President of the twelfth session) as the Poland 766 1 Oct. Temporary President and Temporary Chairman of the Portugal 761 26 Sep. Delegation of New Zealand. At the same meeting, Romania 759 25 Sep. Charles Malik, of Lebanon, also addressed the Saudi Arabia 766 1 Oct. Assembly after his election as President of the thir- Spain 770 3 Oct. teenth session. Sudan 771 6 Oct. During the thirteenth session of the General Assem- Thailand 765 30 Sep. bly, tributes were paid to the memory of the follow- Tunisia 760 26 Sep. ing: Turkey 756 24 Sep. His Holiness Pope Pius XII (died 9 October 1958) Ukrainian SSR 769 3 Oct. Dr. José Gustavo Guerrero, of El Salvador, Judge of Union of South Africa 757 24 Sep. the International Court of Justice (died 25 October USSR 750, 768 18 Sep., 2 Oct. 1958) United Arab Republic 773 7 Oct. Professor Sergei Borisovich Krylov, of the USSR, United Kingdom 758 25 Sep. former Judge of the International Court of Justice United States 749, 768 18 Sep., 2 Oct. (died 24 November 1958) Venezuela 762 29 Sep. Mr. Georgi Zarubin, Deputy Minister for Foreign Yemen 773 7 Oct. Affairs of the USSR, (died 24 November 1958) Yugoslavia 767 2 Oct. Mr. Georgi Damianov, President of the Presidium of The representatives of the following countries the National Assembly of the People's Republic spoke in reply to certain statements made during the of Bulgaria (died 27 November 1958) General Debate at the plenary meetings indicated in Professor Ahmed S. Bokhari, of Pakistan, Under- parentheses: Guatemala (772nd meeting), Indonesia Secretary for the Office of Public Information of (767th meeting), Jordan (758th and 769th meet- the United Nations (died 5 December 1958) MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL IN 1958

Subject Meetings and Dates The Palestine Question: 809 (22 Jan.); 810 (22 Jan.). ( a ) Letter dated 4 September 1957 from the permanent representative of Jordan addressed to the President of the Security Council; ( b ) Letter dated 5 September 1957 from the acting permanent representative of Israel ad- dressed to the President of the Security Council. The Palestine Question: 841 (8 Dec.); 844 (15 Dec.). Letter dated 4 December 1958 from the permanent representative of Israel to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/4123). Letter dated 13 February 1958 from the permanent 811 (18 Feb.). representative of Tunisia to the President of the Security Council concerning: "Complaint by Tunisia in respect of an act of aggression committed against it by France on 8 February 1958 at Sakiet-Sidi-Youssef". Letter dated 14 February 1958 from the permanent representative of France to the President of the Security Council concerning: "Situation resulting from the aid furnished by Tunisia to rebels enabling them to conduct operations from Tunisian territory directed against the integrity of French territory and the safety of the persons and property of French nationals".

Letter dated 29 May 1958 from the representative of 819 (2 Jun.); 820 (2 Jun.); 821 (4 Jun.); 826 Tunisia to the President of the Security Council (18 Jun.). concerning: "Complaint by Tunisia in respect of MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 541 Subject Meetings and Dates acts of armed aggression committed against it since 19 May 1958 by the French military forces stationed in its territory and in Algeria". Letter dated 29 May 1958 from the representative of France to the President of the Security Council concerning: (a) "The complaint brought by France against Tunisia on 14 February 1958; (b) "The situation arising out of the disruption, by Tunisia, of the modus vivendi which had been established since February 1958 with regard to the stationing of French troops at certain points in Tunisian territory". Letter dated 20 February 1958 from the representative 812 (21 Feb.). of Sudan addressed to the Secretary-General. Complaint of the representative of the Union of 813 (21 Apr.); 814 (29 Apr.); 815 (29 Apr.); Soviet Socialist Republics in a letter to the Presi- 816 (2 May); 817 (2 May). dent of the Security Council dated 18 April 1958 entitled: "Urgent measures to put an end to flights of United States military aircraft armed with atomic and hydrogen bombs in the direction of the frontiers of the Soviet Union". Letter dated 22 May 1958 from the representative 818 (27 May); 822 (5 Jun.); 823 (6 Jun.); 824 of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Se- (10 Jun.); 825 (11 Jun.); 827 (15 Jul.); 828 (15 curity Council concerning: "Complaint by Leban- Jul.) ; 829 (16 Jul.) ; 830 (16 Jul.) ; 831* (17 Jul.) ; on in respect of a situation arising from the inter- 832* (17 Jul.); 833* (18 Jul.); 834* (18 Jul.); vention of the United Arab Republic in the internal 835* (21 Jul.); 836* (22 Jul.); 837* (22 Jul.); affairs of Lebanon, the continuance of which is 838* (7 Aug.); 840 (25 Nov.). likely to endanger the maintenance of international peace and security". Letter dated 17 July 1958 from the representative of 831* (17 Jul.); 832* (17 Jul.); 833* (18 Jul.); Jordan addressed to the President of the Security 834* (18 Jul.); 835* (21 Jul.); 836* (22 Jul.); Council concerning: "Complaint by the Hashemite 837* (22 Jul.); 838* (7 Aug.). Kingdom of Jordan of interference in its domestic affairs by the United Arab Republic". Consideration of the Report of the Security Council 839 (28 Aug., private meeting). to the General Assembly. The date of election to fill a vacancy in the Inter- 840 (25 Nov.). national Court of Justice. Admission of new Members: (a) Letter dated 3 December 1958 from Mr. 842 (9 Dec.). Diallo Telli, Ambassador of the Republic of Guinea, addressed to the Secretary-General (S/3122). (b) Resolution 1144 A (XII) of the General 842 (9 Dec.); 843 (9 Dec.). Assembly, adopted 25 October 1957. Letter dated 8 December 1958 from the Representa- tive of the United States of America addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/4127). (c) Resolution 1144 B (XII) of the General 842 (9 Dec.); 843 (9 Dec.). Assembly, adopted 25 October 1957. Letter dated 8 December 1958 from the Representa- tive of the United States of America, addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/4128). * The complaints by Lebanon and Jordan were considered simultaneously by the Security Council at these meetings. 542 APPENDIX III MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL AT ITS TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWENTY-SIXTH SESSIONS TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION, 15 APRIL-2 MAY 1958

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Election of the President and Vice-Presidents Plenary meeting 999. for 1958. 2. Adoption of the sessional agenda. Plenary meeting 999. 3. Report of the International Monetary Fund. Plenary meetings 1000, 1001. Resolution 668 (XXV). 4. Reports of the International Bank for Recon- Plenary meetings 1002, 1003. Resolution 669 (XXV). struction and Development and the International Finance Corporation. 5. Economic development of under-developed countries : (a) industrialization ; Economic Committee meetings 234-236. Plenary meetings 1009, 1011-1014, 1020. Resolution 674 (XXV). ( b ) water resources. Economic Committee meetings 235-237. Plenary meet- ings 1014-1016, 1021. Resolution 675 (XXV). 6. Consideration of the establishment of an Eco- Plenary meetings 999, 1004-1009, 1017, 1018, 1020, nomic Commission for Africa. 1021. Resolution 671 (XXV). 7. Allegations regarding infringements of trade Plenary meeting 999. union rights. 8. United Nations Children's Fund. Plenary meetings 1010, 1011. Resolution 670 (XXV). 9. Establishment of and election to the Executive Plenary meeting 1019. Resolution 672 (XXV). Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. 10. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meetings 170, 171. Plenary meetings 1004, 1019. Resolution 673 (XXV). 11. Elections. Plenary meeting 1020. 12. Confirmation of members of functional commis- Plenary meeting 1020. sions of the Council. 13. Financial implications of actions of the Council. Plenary meeting 1021. 14. Consideration of the provisional agenda for the Plenary meetings 1020, 1021. twenty-sixth session and establishment of dates for opening debate on items. Other Matters Discussed Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 999. Report of the President and Vice-Presidents on Plenary meeting 1020. the credentials of representatives to the twenty- fifth session of the Council.

TWENTY-SIXTH SESSION 1-31 JULY 1958 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the sessional agenda. Plenary meeting 1022. 2. World economic situation: (a) Survey of the world economic situation, Economic Committee meetings 245-251, 253. Plenary including questions relating to employ- meetings 1024-1028, 1043. Resolution 690 (XXVI). ment and to the expansion of world trade; (b) Consideration of the reports of the regional Economic Committee meetings: 239-242. Plenary economic commissions. meetings 1029, 1032. Resolution 679 (XXVI). MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 543 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 3. Development and co-ordination of the economic, Co-ordination Committee meetings 167-182. Plenary social and human rights programmes and activi- meetings 1029-1032, 1043, 1044. Resolutions 693-695 ties of the United Nations and the specialized (XXVI). agencies as a whole: (a) General review; (b) General Assembly resolution 1164 (XII) on the development of co-operation in the field of science, culture and education. 4. Economic development of under-developed Economic Committee meetings 253-255. Technical countries. Assistance Committee meetings 172, 173. Plenary meetings 1027, 1037-1039, 1043. Resolution 692 (XXVI). 5. International commodity problems. Economic Committee meetings 249, 251-253. Plenary meetings 1033-1036, 1043. Resolution 691 (XXVI). 6. Establishment of a world food reserve. Economic Committee meetings 242-244. Plenary meeting 1039. Resolution 685 (XXVI). 7. Report of the Statistical Commission. Economic Committee meeting 238. Plenary meeting 1023. Resolution 676 (XXVI). 8. Technical assistance. Technical Assistance Committee meetings 155-162, 164-166, 170-175. Plenary meeting 1044. Resolution 696-703 (XXVI). 9. Proposal for the establishment of an internation- Technical Assistance Committee meetings 162-164, al administrative service. 167. Plenary meeting 1036. Resolution 681 (XXVI). 10. Human Rights. Social Committee meetings 377-382. Plenary meet- ing 1041. Resolution 683 (XXVI). 11. Report of the Commission on the Status Social Committee meetings 375-377. Plenary meet- of Women. ing 1029. Resolution 680 (XXVI). 12. Programme of advisory services in the field of Social Committee meetings 382-384. Plenary meet- human rights. ing 1041. Resolution 684 (XXVI). 13. International control of narcotic drugs. Technical Assistance Committee meetings 168, 169. Social Committee meetings 385, 386. Plenary meeting 1042. Resolutions 688 (XXVI), 689 (XXVI).

14. Annual report of the United Nations High Plenary meetings 1040, 1041. Resolution 682 (XXVI), Commissioner for Refugees. 686 (XXVI). 15. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on NGO's meetings 172-174. Plenary meeting 1023, 1024. 16. Calendar of conferences for 1959. Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences meeting 40. Plenary meeting 1044. 17. Co-operation between the United Nations and Plenary meeting 1023. Resolution 678 (XXVI). the Hague Conference on Private International Law and the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law. 18. Convention on the Privileges and Immunities Plenary meetings 1023, 1024. Resolution 677 (XXVI). of the Specialized Agencies: draft annex re- lating to the International Finance Corporation. 19. Admission of further associate members to the Plenary meetings 1022, 1042. Economic Commission for Africa. 20. Election of members of the Commission on In- Plenary meeting 1044. ternational Commodity Trade. 21. Financial implications of actions of the Council. Plenary meeting 1044. 22. Arrangements regarding the report of the Council Plenary meeting 1044. to the General Assembly. 544 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 23. Confirmation of members of functional com- (Considered at the Resumed Twenty-Sixth Session.) missions of the Council. 24. Election of members of the Council Committee (Considered at the Resumed Twenty-Sixth Session.) on Non-Governmental Organizations. 25. Work of the Council in 1959. (Considered at the Resumed Twenty-Sixth Session.) 26. Proposed transfer of functions from the United Plenary meeting 1042. Resolution 687 (XXVI). Nations to the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization. At the 1039th plenary meeting on 18 July 1958, tribute was paid to the memory of Dr. Edward Warner, former President of the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization, who died on 11 July 1958.

RESUMED TWENTY-SIXTH SESSION, 23 OCTOBER 1958, 10-11 DECEMBER 1958

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 19. Admission of further associate members to the Plenary meetings 1046, 1047. Economic Commission for Africa. 23. Confirmation of members of functional com- Plenary meeting 1046. missions of the Council. 24. Election of members of the Council Committee Plenary meeting 1046. on Non-Governmental Organizations. 25. Work of the Council in 1959. Plenary meetings 1046, 1047. 27. Election of the members of the Governing Plenary meeting 1045. Council of the Special Fund. 28. Invitation from the Government of Mexico to Plenary meeting 1045. hold the twenty-seventh session of the Council in Mexico City. 29. Convention of the Privileges and Immunities Plenary meeting 1046. Resolution 705 (XXVI). of the Specialized Agencies: draft annex re- lating to the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization. 30. Participation of the International Atomic Plenary meeting 1045. Resolution 704 (XXVI). Energy Agency in the Expanded Programme of Technical Assistance. 31. Election of a member of the Technical Assistance Plenary meeting 1045. Committee. Other Matters Discussed Commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the Plenary meeting 1046. adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Inclusion in the agenda of additional items. Plenary meeting 1045.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL AT ITS TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND SESSIONS AND EIGHTH AND NINTH SPECIAL SESSIONS TWENTY-FIRST SESSION, 30 JANUARY-26 MARCH 1958

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 848. 2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 887. 3. Election of the President and the Vice-President. Plenary meeting 848. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 545 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 4. Examination of annual reports of Administering authorities on the administration of Trust Ter- ritories : (a) Tanganyika, 1956; Plenary meetings 872-883, 888. ( b ) Ruanda-Urundi, 1956; Plenary meetings 849-856, 859, 884, 885, 888. (c) Cameroons under British administration, Plenary meetings 856-863, 865, 885, 886, 888. 1956; (d) Cameroons under French administration, Plenary meetings 863-871, 875, 886, 888. 1956; (e) Togoland under French administration, Plenary meetings 876, 878. 1956. 5. Examination of petitions listed in the annex Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 460-485. to the agenda. Plenary meetings 849, 853, 856-888. Resolutions 1786-1905 (XXI). 6. Reports of the United Nations Visiting Mission to Trust Territories in East Africa, 1957: (a) Report on Tanganyika; Plenary meetings 872-883, 888. (b) Report on Ruanda-Urundi. Plenary meetings 849-856, 859, 884, 885. 7. Arrangements for a periodic Visiting Mission Plenary meetings, 887, 888. to Trust Territories in West Africa in 1958. 8. Administrative Unions affecting Trust Terri- Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- tories: report of the Standing Committee on ings 101-113. Plenary meetings 885, 888. Administrative Unions. 9. The future of Togoland under French ad- Plenary meeting 878. ministration. 10. Report of the Trusteeship Council covering the Plenary meeting 849. period from 15 August 1956 to 12 July 1957. 11. Economic advancement of Somaliland under Plenary meeting 884. Italian administration. 12. Attainment of self-government or independence Plenary meeting 849 by Trust Territories. 13. Rural economic development of the Trust Committee on Rural Economic Development of the Territories. Trust Territories meetings 22-25. Plenary meetings 884, 888. 14. Offers by Member States of study and training Plenary meeting 884. facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories. 15. Effects of the European Economic Community Plenary meeting 849. on the development of certain Trust Territories. 16. Situation in the Trust Territories of the Cam- Plenary meeting 849. eroons under British administration and the Cameroons under French administration. 17. Appointment of the members of the Standing Plenary meeting 888. Committee on Petitions. 18. Appointment of the Members of the Committee Plenary meeting 888. on Classification of Communications. Other Matters Discussed Representation of the United Arab Republic in Plenary meetings 879, 880. the Trusteeship Council. Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 887. Hearing of Prince Doula Manga Bell. Plenary meetings 853, 863, 869. At its 849th plenary meeting on 31 January, the Trusteeship Council was addressed by the Chairman of the United Nations Visiting Mission to Trust Territories in East Africa, 1957, and by a representative of the International Labour Organisation. 546 APPENDIX III TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, 9 JUNE-1 AUGUST 1958

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meetings 889, 916. 2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 931. 3. Examination of annual reports of Administering Authorities on the administration of Trust Terri- tories : (a) Togoland under French administration, Plenary meeting 889. 1956; (b) New Guinea, year ended 30 June 1957; Plenary meetings 899, 904-909, 911, 912, 916, 930, 936. (c) Nauru, year ended 30 June 1957; Plenary meetings 890-894, 896, 927, 928, 936. (d) Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, year Plenary meetings 889, 894-905, 928, 936. ended 30 June 1957; (e) Somaliland under Italian administration, Plenary meetings 919, 921-929, 931, 935, 936. 1957; (f) Western Samoa, 1957. Plenary meetings 910, 913-920, 923, 934, 936. 4. Examination of petitions listed in the annex to Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 486-492. the agenda. Plenary meetings 897, 898, 900-931, 933-935. Reso- lutions 1909-1920 (XXII). 5. Report on Somaliland under Italian administra- Plenary meetings 919, 921-929, 931, 935. Resolution tion of the United Nations Visiting Mission to 1906 (XXII). Trust Territories in East Africa, 1957. 6. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meetings 924, 932. Resolution 1907 (XXII). Trust Territories in West Africa in 1958. 7. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission Plenary meetings 933, 934. to Trust Territories in the Pacific in 1959. 8. Administrative unions affecting Trust Territories: Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- report of the Standing Committee on Adminis- ings 114-118. Plenary meeting 933. trative Unions. 9. Reports of the Committee on Rural Economic Committee on Rural Economic Development of Trust Development of the Trust Territories. Territories meetings 26-28. Plenary meetings 890, 899, 931, 932. 10. Dissemination of information on the United Plenary meeting 898. Nations and the International Trusteeship Sys- tem in Trust Territories : report of the Secretary- General. 11. Revision of the Questionnaire relating to Trust Sub-Committee on the Questionnaire, meetings 21-23. Territories: progress report of the Sub-Commit- Plenary meetings 929, 930. tee on the Questionnaire. 12. Offers by Member States of study and training Plenary meetings 893, 898. facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories: report of the Secretary-General. 13. Review of procedures regarding petitions. Plenary meeting 926. 14. The future of Togoland under French ad- Plenary meeting 912. ministration. 15. Economic advancement of Somaliland under Plenary meetings 919, 921-929, 931, 935. Italian administration. 16. Effects of the European Economic Community Plenary meetings 926, 933. on the developments of certain Trust Territories. 17. Report of the United Nations Advisory Council Plenary meetings 919, 921-929, 931, 935. for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 547 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 18. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun- Plenary meeting 936. cil to the Security Council. 19. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Plenary meeting 936. Council to the General Assembly. 20. Appointment of the members of the Standing Plenary meeting 936. Committee on Petitions. 21. Appointment of the members of the Committee Plenary meeting 936. on Classifications of Communications. 22. Revision of rule 21 of the rules of procedure Plenary meetings 916, 933. Resolution 1908 (XXII). of the Trusteeship Council. Other Matters Discussed Receipt of annual reports of Administering Plenary meetings 889, 890. Authorities. Question of the representation of China. Plenary meetings 902, 931.

EIGHTH SPECIAL SESSION, 13-17 OCTOBER 1958 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 937. 2. The future of Togoland under French ad- Plenary meetings 937-939. Resolution 1921 (S-VIII). ministration. 3. Examination of the annual report of the Ad- Plenary meetings 937-939. ministering Authority on the administration of Togoland under French administration, 1956. 4. Arrangements for the United Nations Visiting Plenary meetings 938, 939. Resolution 1922 (S-VIII). Mission to the Trust Territory of Western Samoa, 1959. 5. Arrangements for the United Nations Visiting Plenary meetings 938, 939. Resolution 1923 (S-VIII). Mission to the Trust Territories of Nauru, New Guinea and the Pacific Islands, 1959.

NINTH SPECIAL SESSION, 6-7 NOVEMBER 1958 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 940. 2. Terms of reference of the United Nations Visit- Plenary meetings 940, 941. Resolution 1924 (S-IX). ing Mission to Trust Territories in West Africa, 1958. Other Matters Discussed Request by petitioners for hearings. Plenary meeting 940.

MATTERS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE DURING 1958 CASES BEFORE THE COURT Case concerning the Aerial Incident of September 4th, Case concerning Right of Passage over Indian Ter- 1954 (United States vs. USSR). ritory (Portugal vs. India). Case concerning the Barcelona Traction, Light and Case concerning the Application of the Convention Power Company Limited (Belgium vs. Spain). of 1902 governing the Guardianship of Infants (Netherlands vs. Sweden). Interhandel Case (Switzerland vs. United States). OTHER MATTERS Cases concerning the Aerial Incident of July 27th, Election of President and Vice-President. 1955 (Israel vs. Bulgaria, United States vs. Bulgaria, Election of members of the Chamber of Summary United Kingdom vs. Bulgaria). Procedure for 1958-1959. Case concerning Sovereignty over Certain Frontier Election of members of the Budgetary and Adminis- Land (Belgium/Netherlands). trative Committee. Case concerning the Arbitral Award made by the Approval of Closed Accounts for 1957. King of Spain on December 23rd, 1906 (Honduras Adoption of Budget Estimates for 1959. vs. Nicaragua). Miscellaneous administrative matters. APPENDIX IV DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS

DELEGATIONS TO THE THIRD EMERGENCY SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Afghanistan. Representative: Abdul Rahman Pazhwak. Dominican Republic. — Albania. Representatives: Behar Shtylla, Reis Malile, Ecuador. Representatives: José A. Correa, Luis Coloma Dimitri Lamani. Alternates: Nabi Agolli, Kleanth Silva. Andoni. El Salvador. Representatives: Miguel Rafael Urquía, Argentina. Representatives: César Barros Hurtado, Francisco Antonio Carrillo, Francisco Roberto Francisco R. Bello. Alternate: Constantino Ramos. Lima. Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- Ethiopia. Representative: Haddis Alemayehou. nates: Lawrence J. Arnott, Kevin T. Kelly, M. J. Federation of Malaya. Representatives: Ismail bin Wilson. Dato' Abdul Rahman, Ismail bin Mohamed Ali, Austria. Representative: Franz Matsch Mohamed Sopiee. Belgium. Representatives: Joseph Nisot, Baron Pierre Finland. Representative: George de Gripenberg. de Gaiffier d'Hestroy. France. Representatives: Maurice Couve de Murville, Bolivia. Representatives: Hugo Lopez Avila, Jorge Guillaume Georges-Picot. Alternates: Pierre de Peralta Soruco. Vaucelles, Robert Gillet. Brazil. Representatives: Cyro de Freitas-Valle, Eurico Ghana. Representative: Daniel A. Chapman. Penteado, Emilio Maurell, Jayme Sloan Chermont, Greece. Representative: Christian X. Palamas. Alter- Carlos Alfredo Bernardes. nate: Basile Vitsaxis. Bulgaria. Representatives: Karlo Lukanov, Peter G. Guatemala. Representatives: Carlos Garcia Bauer, Voutov, Assen Georgiev. José Rölz Bennett, David Vela, Carlos Urrutia Burma. Representative: U Thant. Aparicio. Byelorussian SSR. Representatives: K. V. Kiselev, Haiti. Representatives: Edmond Sylvain, Max H. A. E. Gurinovich. Dorsinville. Alternates: Ernest Jean-Louis, Georges Cambodia. Representatives: Nong Kimny, Caimerom Salomon. Measketh. Honduras, Representative: Carlos Adrian Perdomo. Canada. Representatives: Sidney E. Smith, C. S. A. Hungary. Representatives: Endre Sik, Peter Mod, Ritchie, Norman Robertson. Imre Hollai, Imre Uranovicz. Ceylon. Representatives: Sir Claude Corea, T. B. Iceland. Representative: Thor Thors. Subasinghe. Alternates: Y. Duraiswamy, N. T. D. India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Kanakaratne. Indonesia. Representative: Ali Sastroamidjojo. Chile. Representative: José Serrano. Alternate: Al- Iran. Representatives: Djalal Abdoh, Fereydoun fonso Grez. Adamiyat. Alternates: Bahman Ahaneen, Majid China. Representatives: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Liu Chieh. Rahnema. Alternates: Yu-chi Hsueh, Chiping H. C. Kiang, Iraq. Representatives: Abdul Jabbar Jomard, Hashim Chun-ming Chang. Jawad, Adnan Pachachi, Ismail Aref. Alternates: Colombia. Representative: Alfonso Araujo. Alternate: Ismat T. Kittani, Hamid Said. Alberto Zuleta Angel. Ireland. Representatives: Frank Aiken, Frederick H. Costa Rica. Representatives: Gonzalo Ortíz Martín, Boland, C. C. Cremin, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Raul Trejos Flores. Eamonn L. Kennedy. Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Núñez Portuondo, Israel. Representatives: Abba Eban, Arthur Lourie, Nicolas Arroyo Marques, Carlos Blanco, Miss Moshe Tov. Uldarica Mafias, Miss Silvia Shelton. Alternates: Italy. Representatives: Attilio Piccioni, Leonardo Juan O'Naghten, Miss Josefina García Sierra, Miss Vitetti, Francesco Paolo Vanni d'Archirafi, Mario Ana Maria Perera. Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Vaclav David, Jiri NOTE: Listings in this appendix are based on avail- Nosek, Josef Ullrich, Jaroslav Pscolka. able information submitted officially to the United Denmark. Representative: Aage Hessellund Jensen. Nations. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 549 Majoli, Eugenio Plaja, Piero Vinci, Alberto Jezzi, Portugal. Representatives: Vasco Vieira Garin, Luis Paolo Valfrè di Bonzo, Vincenzo Tornetta, Barto- Soares de Oliveira. lomeo Attolico. Romania. Representatives: Avram Bunaciu, Mihai Japan. Representatives: Aiichiro Fujiyama, Koto Magheru, Silviu Brucan. Matsudaira, Tatsuichi Kono, Masayoshi Kakitsubo. Saudi Arabia. Representative: Ahmad Shukairy. Jordan. Representatives: Abdul Monem Rifa'i, Spain. Representative: José Félix de Lequerica, Al- Medhet Juma, Mohammed Suheimat, Thabet ternates: Diego Buigas de Dalmau, Antonio Cacho Khalidi. Zabalza. Laos. Representatives: Ourot R. Souvannavong, Sudan. Representative: Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub. Thephathay Vilaihongs. Sweden. Representatives: Gunnar V. Jarring, Mrs. Lebanon. Representatives: Charles Malik, Karim Agda Rossel. Azkoul. Thailand. Representative: Thuaithep Devakul. Liberia. Representatives: Momolu Dukuly, Henry Tunisia. Representatives: Mongi Slim, Miss Faika Ford Cooper, George A. Padmore, Charles T. O. Farouk. King, Harry Morris. Turkey. Representatives: Fatin Rustu Zorlu, Seyfullah Libya. Representative: Wahbi El Bouri. Esin, Selim Sarper, Adnan Kural, Turgut Menemen- Luxembourg. Representative: Georges Heisbourg. cioglu. Alternates: Talat Benler, Ziya Tepedelen, Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina. Haluk Kura, Vahap Asiroglu, Haluk Bayulken. Morocco. Representatives: Abdellatif Filali, Mahdi Ukrainian SSR. Representatives: L. F. Palamarchuk, Elmandjra. P. P. Udovichenko. Nepal. Representatives: Rishikesh K. Shaha, Govind Union of South Africa. Representative: J. S. F. Botha. Raj Pandey. USSR. Representatives: A. A. Gromyko, V. A. Zorin, Netherlands. Representative: C. W. A. Schurmann. Arkady A. Sobolev. New Zealand. Representatives: Sir Leslie Munro, United Arab Republic. Representative: Mahmoud T. P. Davin. Alternate: R. M. Miller. Fawzi. Nicaragua. Representative: Luis Mena Solórzano. United Kingdom. Representatives: Selwyn Lloyd, Sir Norway. Representatives: Hans Engen, Sivert A. Pierson Dixon. Alternates: Sir William Hayter, Nielsen, Per Thee Naevdal, Arne Arnesen. Harold Beeley. Pakistan. Representatives: Prince Aly Khan, M. S. A. United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles, Baig. Alternates: Agha Shahi, R. S. Chhatari. Henry Cabot Lodge, James J. Wadsworth. Panama. Representatives: Alejandro Remón Cantera, Uruguay. Representatives: Enrique Rodríguez Fabre- Jorge E. Illueca, Eduardo Ritter Aislán, Ernesto de gat, César Montero Bustamante. la Ossa, Humberto Calamari. Venezuela. Representatives: Carlos Sosa Rodríguez, Paraguay. Representatives: Pacifico Montero de Var- Eduardo Plaza, Francisco Alfonzo Ravard, Pedro gas, Miguel Solano López. Zuloaga, Lorenzo Mendoza Fleury. Peru. Representative: Victor Andrés Belaunde. Yemen. Representatives: Mohamed Kamil Abdul Philippines. Representative: Carlos P. Rómulo. Alter- Rahim, Ahmad Zabarah. nate: Octavio L. Maloles. Yugoslavia. Representatives: Koca Popovic, Dobrivoje Poland. Representatives: Adam Rapacki, Jerzy Michal- Vidic, Djura Nincic, Dimce Belovski. owski. Alternate: Manfred Lachs.

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Afghanistan. Representatives: Abdul Rahman Pazh- Ernst Koref, Martin Fuchs. Alternates: Franz wak, Mrs. M. A. Solyman, Noor Ahmad Etemadi, Matsch, Heinrich Haymerle, Kurt Waldheim, Abdusattar Shalizi, Abdul Hakim Tabibi. Alter- Simon Koller, Karl Wolf. nates: A. G. Ravan Farhadi, Faiz Ahmad Zikria, Belgium. Representatives: Pierre Wigny, Joseph Nisot, Amanullah Hasrat, Mrs. Najiba Tabibi. L. Moyersoen, Mrs. G. Ciselet, R. de Keyzer. Alter- Albania. Representatives: Behar Shtylla, Halim Budo, nates: H. Willot, G. Schuurmans, Baron Pierre de Reis Malile, Ulvi Lulo, Dhori Samsuri. Alternates: Gaiffier d'Hestroy, Alfred Claeys Boúúaert, Jan Nabi Agolli, Kleanth Andoni, Sofokli Lazri. Goris. Argentina. Representatives: Carlos Alberto Florit, Bolivia. Representatives: Marcial Tamayo, Hugo Mario Amadeo, Luis Maria de Pablo Pardo, Adolfo Lopez Avila, Alberto Mendoza Lopez, Ovidio Bar- Scilingo, Francisco R. Bello. Alternates: Oscar bery Ibáñez, Abel Ayoroa, Hugo Moreno Cordoba. Héctor Camilion, Carlos Alberto Fernández, Con- Alternates: Jorge Peralta Soruco, Ricardo Ocampo. stantino Ramos, Cecilio José Morales, Raul A. J. Brazil. Representatives: Francisco Negrão de Lima, Quijano. Cyro de Freitas-Valle, Leopoldo Cunha Mello, Australia. Representatives: R. G. Casey, E. Ronald José Joffily, Gilberto Amado, Augusto Frederico Walker, Sir Kenneth Hamilton Bailey, W. D. Schmidt. Alternates: Jayme de Barros, Eurico Forsyth, John D. L. Hood. Alternates: Lawrence J. Penteado, Carlos Alfredo Bernardes, Mrs. Dora Arnott, T. W. Cutts, Cyril Chambers, D. E. Fair- Alencar de Vasconcellos, João Augusto Araujo bairn, Kevin T. Kelly. Castro. Austria. Representatives: Leopold Figl, Franz Prinke, Bulgaria. Representatives: Karlo Lukanov, Milko 550 APPENDIX IV Tarabanov, Ruben Avramov, Peter G. Voutov, Dominican Republic. Representatives: Porfirio Herrera Evgheni Kamenov. Alternates: Konstantin Mitchev, Báez, Enrique de Marchena y Dujarric, Temístocles Kroum Christov, Assen Georgiev, Ljiubomir Messina, Ambrosio Alvarez y Aybar, Miss Minerva Raduilski, Georgi Tanev. Bernardino, Federico Llaverías Arredondo, Ramon Burma. Representatives: U Thant, U Aung Tha Bergés Santana. Alternates: Kémil L. Dipp Gómez, Gyaw, U On Sein, Thiri Pyanchi U Tun Shein, Emilio Cordero Michel, Mrs. Maria Teresa Es- U Tin Maung. Alternates: U Thet Tun, U Kyaw pinola. Win, U Ba Chit, U Kyaw Thoung. Ecuador. Representatives: Carlos Tobar Zaldumbide, Byelorussian SSR. Representatives: K. V. Kiselev, José A. Correa, Antonio Parra Velasco, Clemente F. N. Gryaznov, K. N. Abushkevich, P. E. Pan- Yerovi Indaburu, Jorge Espinosa Correa. Alter- chenko, A. F. Borushko. Alternates: A. E. Gurino- nates: Carlos Mantilla Ortega, Luis Coloma Silva, vich, G. G. Chernushchenko, V. V. Grekov. Rafael Vásconez. Cambodia. Representatives: Prince Norodom Siha- El Salvador. Representatives: Alfredo Ortíz Mancía, nouk, Son Sann, Nong Kimny, Huot Sambath Miguel Rafael Urquía, Max P. Brannon, Francisco Slat Peau. Alternates: Caimerom Measketh, Douc Antonio Carrillo, Francisco Roberto Lima. Alter- Rasy, Phuong Margain, Lamouth Kang, Pheng Eng nates: Felipe Vega Gomez, Carlos Cordero d'Au- Huot. buisson, Miss Leonor Fuentes. Canada. Representatives: Sidney E. Smith, W. J. Ethiopia. Representatives: Yilma Deressa, Haddis Browne, G. S. Thorvaldson, R. P. Vivian, C. S. A. Alemayehou, Berhanou Dinke, Goitom Petros, Ritchie. Alternates: H. N. Macquarrie, J. N. Befekadou Wold Micael. Alternates: Tesfaye Gebre- Tremblay, W. T. Hayden, J. Morin, John W. Egzy, Abate Agede, Narayo Esayias, Miss Judith Holmes. Imru, Yawand-Wossen Mangasha. Ceylon. Representatives: Sir Claude Corea, T. B. Federation of Malaya. Representatives: Ismail bin Subasinghe, A. B. Perera, Badiudin Mahmud, D. W. Dato' Abdul Rahman, Dato Haji Mohamed Noah Rajapatirana. Alternate: N. U. Jayawardene bin Omar, Foo See Moi, Yeoh Cheang Kang, Dato Chile. Representatives: Alberto Sepúlveda Contreras, Haji Mior Ariff bin Mior Alwi. Alternates: Dato José Serrano, Raul Aldunate Phillips, Benjamin S. C. MacIntyre, Ismail bin Mohamed Ali, Sheikh Cohen, Luis Melo Lecaros. Alternates: Enrique Hussein bin Sheikh Mohamed, Mohamed Sopiee, Bustos Arredondo, Alfonso Grez, Victor Rioseco, Zainal Abidin bin Sulong, Lim Teow Chong. Jonas Guerra, Héctor Burr. Finland. Representatives: Johannes Virolainen, Ralph China. Representatives: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Liu Chieh, Enckell, George de Gripenberg, Reinhold Svento, Shuhsi Hsu, Hu Ching-yu, Tuan Mao-lan. Alter- Miss Kyllikki Pohjala. Alternates: Kurt Nordfors, nates: Yu-chi Hsueh, Chiping H. C. Kiang, Cheng Olli J. Uoti, Eino Saari, Paavo Kastari, Unto Miet- Paonan, Hsioh-ren Wei, Chun-ming Chang. tinen. Colombia. Representatives: Julio César Turbay Ayala, France. Representatives: Maurice Couve de Murville, Alfonso Lopez, Alfonso Araujo, Alfredo Araujo Bernard Cornut-Gentille, Jules Moch, Pierre Abelin, Grau, Antonio Alvarez Restrepo. Alternates: Al- René Cassin, Guillaume Georges-Picot. Alternates: varo Campo Posada, Alberto Zuleta Angel, Gabriel Pierre Charpentier, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Meluk. Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet, Jean-Louis Tinaud, Costa Rica. Representatives: Alfredo Vargas Fernán- Pierre de Vaucelles. dez, Gonzalo Ortíz Martín, Hernán Zamora Ghana. Representatives: Ako-Adjei, Charles H. Elizondo, Eladio Trejos Flores, Raul Trejos Flores. Chapman, Daniel A. Chapman, S. A. Dzirasa, J. E. Alternates: Ramiro Brenes Gutiérrez, Manuel Jantuah. Alternates: Mumuni Bawumia, Miss Flor- Emilio Rodríguez, Oscar Chavarría Poll, Guido ence W. Addison, Frederick S. Arkhurst, Harry Fernández, Mrs. Emilia Castro de Barisch. Reginald Amonoo, Amon Nikoi. Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Núñez Portuondo, Greece. Representatives: Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza, Carlos Blanco, Enrique Patterson, Miss Uldarica Christian X. Palamas, Mrs. Lina P. Tsaldaris, Mafias, Miss Silvia Shelton. Alternates: Manuel Dimitri Babakos. Alternates: Georges Christopoulos, Secades, Juan O'Naghten, Miss Josefma Garcia Constantin A. Triantaphyllakos, Constantin Eus- Sierra, Miss Ana Maria Perera, Miss Maria Prieto tathiades, Elias Krispis, Savvas Loizides. Ruiz. Guatemala. Representatives: Jesus Victor Unda Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Vaclav David, Jiri Murillo, Alberto Herrarte, Luis Beltranena Val- Nosek, Karel Kurka, Jan Busniak, Mrs. Helena ladares, Arturo Pérez Galliano, David Vela. Alter- Leflerova. Alternates: Jaroslav Pscolka, Zdenek nates: Mrs. Amparo de Arenas. Trhlik, Zdenek Cernik, Miroslav Nacvalac, Vratis- Guinea.1 Representative: Diallo Telli. lav Pechota. Haiti. Representatives: Edmond Sylvain, Max H. Denmark. Representatives: Jens Otto Krag, Ernst Dorsinville, René Chalmers, Adelphin Telson, Jules Christiansen, C. F. Ladefoged, Miss Helga Pedersen, Larrieux. Alternates: Ernest Jean-Louis, Georges Karl Bogholm, Mrs. M. A. von Lowzow, Mrs. Else Salomon, Robert Theard, Raymond Beauvoir. Zeuthen, Alsing Andersen. Alternates: Aage Hes- 1 sellund Jensen, E. Harremoes, M. Melchior, Ernst Guinea was admitted to membership in the United Meinstorp, Mrs. Gudrun Refslund Thomsen. Nations on 12 December 1958. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 551 Honduras. Representatives: Carlos Adrián Perdomo, Liberia. Representatives: Momolu Dukuly, Henry Guillermo A. Reina, Carlos F. Hidalgo, Miguel Ford Cooper, C. L. Simpson, J. Dudley Lawrence, Paz Paredes. Charles T. O. King. Alternates: Miss Angie E. Hungary. Representatives: Endre Sik, Janos Peter, Brooks, Kolli S. Tamba, James G. Johnson, Cecil Peter Mod, Mrs. Marta Kolozs, Janos Szita. Alter- King, Mrs. Georgia Payne-Cooper. nates: Imre Hollai, Mrs. Ida Gyulai, Jozsef Szall, Libya. Representatives: Mohieddine Fekini, Abdur- Endre Ustor, Janos Szabo. razak O. Missallati, Ali Jazairi, Hameida Zlitni, Iceland. Representatives: Gudmundur I. Gudmunds- Ibrahim Meiet. Alternates: Yousef El-Arabi, Man- son, Thor Thors, Petur Thorsteinsson, Hans G. sur Othman Mansur. Andersen, Thorarinn Thorarinsson. Luxembourg. Representatives: Joseph Bech, Georges India. Representatives: V. K. Krishna Menon, R. Heisbourg, Pierre Pescatore, Jean Wagner, Guy de Venkataraman, G. S. Pathak, Arthur S. Lall, Muyser. Alternate: Adrien Meisch. Chalapathi Rau. Alternates: N. C. Kasliwal, Akbar Mexico. Representatives: Luis Padilla Nervo, Rafael Ali Khan, K. George Thomas, M. Gopala Menon, de la Colina, Alfonso Garcia Robles, Eduardo J. N. Sahni. Espinosa y Prieto, Emilio Calderón Puig. Alternates: Indonesia. Representatives: Dr. Subandrio, Ali Sas- Jorge Castañeda, Francisco Cuevas Cancino, Victor troamidjojo, Lambertus N. Palar, Usman Sastro- Luis Urquidi Bingham, Julian Saenz Hinojosa. amidjojo, Ismail M. Thajeb. Alternates: Miss Laili Morocco. Representatives: Ahmed Balafrej Abdellatif Roesad, Imam Sudjahri, Mr. Kweedjiehoo, J. B. P. Filali, Ahmed Benabud, Ahmed Osman, Mahdi Maramis, Mr. Suwastojo. Elmandjra. Alternates: Dey Ould Sidi Baba, Mo- Iran. Representatives: M. Ali Asghar Hekmat, Djalal hamed Benkirane. Abdoh, Abbas Ali Khalatbari, Mohammad Ali Nepal. Representatives: P. B. Shah, Rishikesh K. Massoud-Ansari, Fereydoun Adamiyat. Alternates: Shaha, N. P. Thapa, Dayaram Bhakta, Miss Mad- Asian Afshar, Bahman Ahaneen, Mahmoud huri Shah. Alternate: Govind Raj Pandey. Salehi, Massoud Jahanbani, Majid Rahnema. Netherlands. Representatives: J. M. A. H. Luns, Iraq. Representatives: Abdul Jabbar Jomard, Hashim C. W. A. Schurmann, Reverend L. J. C. Beaufort, Jawad, Baqir Al-Hasani, Adnan Pachachi, Mustafa G. J. N. M. Ruygers, J. M. Pieters. Alternates: J. Kamil Yaseen, Mrs. Rose Khadduri. Alternates: Meijer, A. J. P. Tammes, Jonkheer W. H. J. van Ismat T. Kittani, Mohammed Alwan, Wisam Asch van Wijck, J. P. Bannier, J. F. E. Einaar. Zahawi, Salim Allawi. New Zealand. Representatives: Walter Nash, Sir Ireland. Representatives: Frank Aiken, Frederick H. Leslie Munro, Foss Shanahan, T. P. Davin, T. C. Boland, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Eamonn L. Kennedy, Larkin, A. D. McIntosh. Alternates: R. M. Miller, Miss Maire C. MacEntee. Alternates: Sean G. Miss H. N. Hampton, William G. Thorp. Ronan, Eoin MacWhite, Patrick F. Power, Paul Nicaragua. Representatives: Alejandro Monteil Ar- J. G. Keating, Robert McDonagh. giiello, Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa, Leonte Herdocia, Israel. Representatives: Mrs. Golda Meir, Abba Eban, Luis Mena Solórzano, Fernando Medina Moreira. Arthur Lourie, Moshe Tov, Shabtai Rosenne, Mor- Norway. Representatives: Halvard Lange, Arne decai R. Kidron. Alternates: Joseph Tekoah, Skaug, Finn Moe, Alv Kjos, Hans Engen, Sivert A. Arthur Liveran, Eliezer Yapou, Miss Hava Hareli, Nielsen. Alternates: Paul Ingebretsen, Kjell Bon- Arieh Eilan. devik, Trygve Haugeland, Aase Lionaes, Konrad Italy. Representatives: Amintore Fanfani, Attilio Pic- Nordahl, Bredo Stabell. cioni, Leonardo Vitetti, Egidio Ortona, Mario Tos- Pakistan. Representatives: Prince Aly Khan, M. S. A. cano, Ricardo Monaco, Haji Farah Ali Omar. Baig, A. Hilaly, S. K. Dehlavi, M. Mir Khan. Alternates: Mario Majoli, Eugenio Plaja, Girolamo Alternates: S. Itaat Husain, Agha Shahi, Mujibur Vitelli, Luciano Giretti, Luigi Valdettaro della Rahman Khan, Tayyeb Husain, R. S. Chhatari. Rocchetta. Panama. Representatives: Miguel J. Moreno, Jr., Japan. Representatives: Aiichiro F. Fujiyama, Koto Alejandro Remón Cantera, Jorge E. Illueca, Matsudaira, Toru Hagiwara, Shigenobu Shima, Aquilino E. Boyd, Eduardo Ritter Aislán. Alter- Miss Taki Fujita. Alternates: Akira Miyazaki, nates: Ernesto de la Ossa, Eusebio A. Morales, Masayoshi Kakitsubo, Masato Fujisaki, Toshio Jeptha B. Duncan, George Westerman, Humberto Urabe, Heishiro Ogawa. Calamari. Jordan. Representatives: Abdul Monem Rifa'i, Med- Paraguay. Representatives: Raul Sapena Pastor, het Juma, Shukri El-Muhtadi, Thabet Khalidi, Pacifico Montero de Vargas, Walter E. Ynsfrán, Alternates: A. Ghaleb Toukan, Yacoub J. Joury, Miguel Solano Lopez, Fernando Caballero Marsal, Zaid El-Rifai, Sahah El-Din A. El-Refai. Alternates: Carlos Augusto Saldivar, Manuel Avila. Laos. Representatives: Khamphan Panya, Ngon Peru. Representatives: Raul Porras Barrenechea, Vic- Sananikone, Nouphat Chounramany, Ourot R. tor Andrés Belaunde, Alberto Ulloa, Fernando Souvannavong, Bouavan Norasing. Alternates: Berckemeyer, Carlos Mackehenie, Carlos Manuel Khamtan Rattanavong, Thephathay Vilaihongs. Cox. Alternates: José Pareja, Manuel Félix Lebanon. Representatives: Charles Malik, Victor Maurtua, Andrés A. Aramburu, José Antonio Khouri, Nadim Dimechkié, Abdullah Najjar, Ed- Encinas. ward Ghorra, Karim Azkoul. Alternate: Hassib Philippines. Representatives: Felixberto M. Serrano, El-Abdallah. Francisco A. Delgado, Lorenzo Sumulong, Mrs. 552 APPENDIX IV Pacita M. Gonzales, Arturo M. Tolentino, José A. A. Boiko, L. D. Dmiterko, Y. M. Khilchevsky. Aldeguer, Ramon P. Mitra, Cornelio Villareal, Union of South Africa. Representatives: E. H. Louw, Wenceslao R. Lagumbay. Alternates: Tobias A. G. P. Jooste, J. R. Jordaan, B. G. Fourie, J. G. Fornier, Nicanor Yñiguez, Salvador P. Lopez, Mel- Stewart. Alternates: J. S. F. Botha, J. H. B. quiades J. Gamboa, Joaquin M. Elizalde, Victorio Blignaut, H. P. Martin, J. H. Selfe, C. J. A. Barratt. D. Carpio, José M. Laurel, IV. USSR. Representatives: A. A. Gromyko, V. A. Zorin, Poland. Representatives: Adam Rapacki, Jozef Arkady A. Sobolev, Mrs. Nonna A. Muravieva, Winiewicz, Jerzy Michalowski, Antoni Szymanowski, S. K. Tsarapkin. Alternates: Georgy P. Arkadev, Manfred Lachs. Alternates: Tadeusz Lychowski, I. I. Gashka, Kliment D. Levychkin, V. G. Mar- Witold Rodzinski, Bohdan Lewandowski, Wojciech tirosyan, I. I. Tugarinov. Ketrzynski. United Arab Republic. Representatives: Mahmoud Portugal. Representatives: Vasco Vieira Garin, Alberto Fawzi, Omar Loutfi, Zaki Kenawi, Rafik Asha, Franco Nogueira, Adriano José Alves Moreira, Luis Hassan Salah Eldin Gohar. Alternates: Ahmed Teixeira Pinto, Albano Nogueira. Alternates: An- Talaat, Ahmed El Messiri, Abdel Hamid Abdel- tonio Bandeira Guimarães, João da Costa Freitas, Ghani, Abdullah El-Erian, Jawdat Mufti. José Madeira Rodrigues, Alexandre Ribeiro da United Kingdom. Representatives: Selwyn Lloyd, Cunha, Julio Miguel Monteiro, Jr. Allan Noble, Sir Pierson Dixon, Miss P. Hornsby- Romania. Representatives: Avram Bunaciu, Mihai Smith, Gilbert Longden. Alternates: William Aitken, Magheru, Silviu Brucan, Edouard Mezinescu. Al- Harold Beeley, Sir Andrew Cohen, R. D. J. Scott ternates: Bazil Serban, Nicolae Melinescu, Corneliu Fox, W. V. J. Evans. Bogdan, Mircea Malitza. United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles, Saudi Arabia. Representatives: Ahmad Shukairy, Henry Cabot Lodge, Michael J. Mansfield, Bourke Jamil M. Baroody, Omar Haliq, Omar A. Khadra, B. Hickenlooper, Herman Phleger, George Mc- Riyad Al Khatib. Alternates: Ibrahim Bakur, Ma' Gregor Harrison. Alternates: James J. Wadsworth, Mun Kabbani, Zein Dabbagh, Saleh Sugair. Miss Marian Anderson (Mrs. O. H. Fisher), Wat- Spain. Representatives: Fernando Maria Castiella y son W. Wise, Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, living Salomon. Maíz, Luis Carrero Blanco, José Félix de Lequerica, Uruguay. Representatives: Francisco S. Forteza, Luis Manuel Aznar y Zubigaray, José Ignacio Escobar y Alberto Bouza, Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat, José Kirkpatrick. Alternates: Alfredo Sánchez Bella, Juan G. Lissidini, Juan A. Rebella. Alternates: Martin de las Bárcenas y de la Huerta, José Maria Diaz Aguirre, Juan Felipe Yriart, César Montero Busta- de Villegas, Diego Buigas de Dalmau, Antonio mante. Cacho Zabalza, José Ramón Sobredo. Venezuela. Representatives: René de Sola, Carlos Sudan. Representatives: Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub, Sosa Rodríguez, Victor Manuel Pérez Perozo, Yacoub Osman, Abdel Karim Mirghani, Moham- Eduardo Plaza, Francisco Alfonso Ravard. Alter- med Abdel Maged Ahmed, El Nur Ali Suliman. nates: Lorenzo Mendoza Fleury, Pedro Zuloaga, Alternates: Mohammed Osman Yassein, Ahmed Luis Herrera Marcano, Antonio Oropeza, Rafael Mukhtar, Ahmed Salah Bukhari, Hassan El-Amin, Armando Rojas, Leonardo Diaz Gonzalez, Juan Muatasim El Berreir. Alvarado. Sweden. Representatives: Osten Unden, Mrs. Ulla Yemen. Representatives: Prince Sayful Islam Al- Lindstrom, Rickard Sandier, Ake Holmback, Rolf Hassan, Mohamed Kamil Abdul Rahim, Ahmad Sohlman. Alternates: Sten Wahlund, Mrs. Agda Zabarah, Adnan Tarcici, Abdul Hadi Al-Hamdani. Rossel, Bertil von Friesen, Torsten Bengtson, Otto Alternates: Mohammed Al-Haifi, Mohammed Abou- Westling, Leif Cassel, Olle Dahlen, Nils Agerberg. Taleb, Tawfik Chamandi. Thailand. Representatives: Prince Wan Waithayakon, Yugoslavia. Representatives: Koca Popovic, Dobrivoje Thanat Khoman, Thuaithep Devakul, Manu Vidic, Bogdan Crnobrnja, Sergije Makiedo, Djura Amatayakul. Alternates: Vikrum Ninnad, Swate Nincic. Alternates: Lazar Lilic, Dimce Belovski, Komalabhuti, Chapikorn Sreshthaputra, Wibunkiat Budimir Loncar, Janvid Flere, Aleksandar Bozovic. Worawan. Tunisia. Representatives: Sadok Mokadem, Mongi Slim, Moundher Ben Ammar, Mustapha Abdes- OBSERVERS OF NON-MEMBER STATES selam, Bechir Ennagi. Alternates: Hassine Ghouaiel, Germany, Federal Republic of: Werner Dankwort, Mahmoud Mestiri, Moncef Kedadi, Miss Faika Gerhard Roedel, Ellinor von Puttkamer, Gunther Farouk, Amar Souidi, Farid Soudani. van Well, Carl von Mutius, Horst Kuhnke. Turkey. Representatives: Fatin Rustu Zorlu, Seyfullah Korea, Republic of: You Chan Yang, Duk Shin Choi, Esin, Adnan Kural, Turgut Menemencioglu, Nec- Pyo Wook Han, Kyn Nam Choi, Iong Gwyn Ra, mettin Tuncel. Alternates: Talat Benler, C. S. Tchi Young Yoon, Helen Kim, Won Kyung Lee, Hayta, Haluk Kura, Vahap Asiroglu, Haluk Choong Chung Oh, Suk Hyun Yun, Ho Eul Whang. Bayulken. Monaco: Marcel A. Palmaro, John Dubé. Ukrainian SSR. Representatives: L. F. Palamarchuk, Switzerland: Felix Schnyder, Jurg Iselin, Emil Fried- P. P. Udovichenko, M. I. Tishchenko, V. D. Bratus, rich Schnyder, Peter Erni, Marcel Scherler. Mrs. M. M. Podtichenko. Alternates: V. P. Rusin, Viet-Nam: Mrs. Tran Van Chuong. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 553 REPRESENTATIVES OF Miss Mary Proctor, Miss Sally Swing. INTER-GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. M. G. RELATED TO UNITED NATIONS Candau, Dr. P. M. Kaul, M. P. Siegel, Dr. Rodolphe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA): W. Ster- L. Coigney. ling Cole, Andrey I. Galagan, Alwyn V. Freeman. International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- International Labour Organisation (ILO): J. A. ment: Enrique Lopez-Herrarte. Barboza-Carneiro, Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, International Monetary Fund: Gordon Williams. C. Jodoin, N. H. Tata, David A. Morse, G. W. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO): Jenks. Carl Ljunberg, P. K. Roy, J. F. Berrier, B. J. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): J. L. Kwiecinski. Orr, J. R. Drake. International Telecommunication Union: (ITU): United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Gerald C. Gross, Jean Persin. Organization (UNESCO): René Maheu, Arthur World Meteorological Organization (WMO): D. A. F. Gagliotti, William Frye, Asdrúbal Salsamendi, Davies, James W. Osmun, Louis Harmantas.

REPRESENTATIVES AND DEPUTY, ALTERNATE AND ACTING REPRESENTATIVES TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL IN 1958

Canada: R. A. MacKay, C. S. A. Ritchie, John W. Japan: Koto Matsudaira, Masayoshi Kakitsubo. Holmes, Geoffrey Stuart Murray, John G. H. Hal- Panama: Jorge E. Illueca, Ernesto de la Ossa. stead. Sweden: Gunnar V. Jarring, Claes Carbonnier. China: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Chiping H. C. Kiang. USSR: Arkady A. Sobolev, Kliment D. Levychkin, Colombia: Alfonso Araújo, Alberto Zuleta Angel. Georgy P. Arkadev. France: Guillaume Georges-Picot, Pierre de Vaucelles. United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon, P. M. Cros- Iraq; Moussa al-Shabandar, Mohammed Fadhil Al- thwaite, Harold Beeley. Jamali, Hashim Jawad, Kadhim M. Khalaf, Abdul United States: Henry Cabot Lodge, James J. Wads- Majid Abbas, Ismat T. Kittani. worth, James W. Barco.

DELEGATIONS TO THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL

TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION Mohamed Ahmed Yagi, Mohamed Abdel Maged Ahmed. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL USSR. Representative: Georgy P. Arkadev. Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. Alter- United Kingdom. Representative: R. D. J. Scott Fox. nate: Eurico Penteado. United States. Representative: Christopher H. Phil- Canada. Representative: George F. Davidson. Alter- lips. Alternate: Walter M. Kotschnig. nates: L. E. Couillard, J. A. Irwin. Yugoslavia. Representative: Djura Nincic. Alternates: Chile. Representative: Jose Serrano. Alternates: Al- Janvid Flere, Miss Mara Radic. fonso Grez, Fernando Donoso Silva. China. Representative: Cheng Paonan. Alternate: OBSERVERS FROM UNITED NATIONS MEMBER STATES P. Y. Tsao. NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Costa Rica. Representative: Alberto F. Cañas. Alter- Albania: Reis Malile. nate: Jorge Campabadal. Argentina: Eduardo Bradley. Finland. Representative: George de Gripenberg. Alter- Bulgaria: Peter G. Voutov. Bogomil D. Todorov, nate: Bjorn-Olof Alholm. Barouch M. Grinbert. France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates: Colombia: Jorge Morales Rivas. Johannes Dupraz, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. Czechoslovakia: Josef Ullrich, Jaroslav Pscolka. Greece. Representative: Christian X. Palamas. Alter- Dominican Republic: Enrique de Marchena, Miss nates: Costa P. Caranicas, Basile Vitsaxis. Minerva Bernadino, Kémil L. Dipp Gomez. Indonesia. Representative: Ali Sastroamidjojo. Alter- Ethiopia: Haddis Alemayehou. nate: A. F. Ompi. Ghana: Frederick S. Arkhurst. Mexico. Representative: Daniel Cosío Villegas. Alter- Haiti: Ernest Jean-Louis. nate: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. Hungary: Peter Mod, Janos Szabo. Netherlands. Representative: J. M. A. H. Luns. Al- India: M. A. Vellodi, K. Krishna Rao. ternates: C. W. A. Schurmann, J. Meijer, J. Kauf- Iran: Fereydoun Zand Fard. mann. Ireland: Eamonn L. Kennedy. Pakistan. Representative: G. A. Faruqi. Alternates: Israel: Mordecai R. Kidron, Arieh Eilan. Zahiruddin Ahmed, W. A. Shaikh. Italy. Luciano Giretti. Poland. Representative: Jerzy Michalowski. Alternate: Japan: Toshio Urabe, Yoshio Okawara. Tadeusz Lychowski. Laos. Thephathay Vilayhongs. Sudan. Representative: Yacoub Osman. Alternates: Liberia: Charles T. O. King. 554 APPENDIX IV Libya: Adburrazak O. Missallati. nates: Zairin Zain, Ahmad Subardjo, Ismael M. Morocco: M'hamed Elkohen. Thajeb.* New Zealand: R. M. Miller, N. V. Lough. Mexico. Representative: Daniel Cosío Villegas. Alter- Philippines: Ernesto L. Calingasan, Miss Lirio nates: Mrs. Amalia Castillo Ledon, Victor Luis Tongson. Urquidi.* Portugal: Vasco Vieira Garin, Albano Nogueira. Netherlands. Representative: J. M. A. H. Luns. Romania: Mihai Magheru, Dorel Oprescu, Andrei Alternates: C. W. A. Schurmann, Miss Th. Lemaire, Goicea. J. Meijer, J. P. Bannier, Jonckheer W. H. J. van Spain: Jose Felix de Lequerica, Diego Buigas de Asch van Wijck. Dalmau. Pakistan. Representatives: Sardar Amir Azam Khan, Tunisia: Mongi Slim, Moncef Kedadi, Slahaddine el M. Mir Khan.* Alternates: G. A. Faruqi, N. M. Goulli. Uquaili, Yamin Qureshi, A. H. B. Tyabji, Afzal United Arab Republic: Abdel Hamid Abdel-Ghani. Said Khan. Poland. Representatives: Jerzy Michalowski, Adam REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES OF INTER- Meller-Conrad. Alternates: Adam Meller-Conrad, GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES RELATED Tadeusz Lychowski, Andrzej Horoszkiewicz. TO UNITED NATIONS Sudan. Representatives: Bashir El Bakri, Yacoub International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA): Andrey Osman.* Alternates: Hassan Mohamed Hassan, I. Galagan, Alwyn V. Freeman. Hasab El Rasoul Ahmed, Ali Ahmed Sahlool, Abdel International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. Karim Mirghani.* Métall. USSR. Representatives: Aleksey V. Zakharov, Georgy Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): J. L. Orr. P. Arkadev.* Alternates: Anatoly S. Chistyakov, Mrs. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Nonna A. Muravieva, Aleksandr I. Bechin, Boris Organization (UNESCO): René Maheu, Arthur M. Pichugin, Pavel P. Dzerve. F. Gagliotti. United Kingdom. Representatives: W. D. Ormsby- World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe Gore, R. D. J. Scott Fox (deputy). Alternates: Sir L. Coigney, Dr. Michael R. Sacks, Mrs. Sylvia Samuel Hoare, J. D. Murray. Meagher. United States. Representatives: Christopher H. Phil- International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- lips, Walter M. Kotschnig (deputy). ment: Eugene R. Black, Enrique Lopez Herrarte. Yugoslavia. Representatives: Dobrivoje Vidic, Bogdan International Monetary Fund: Per Jacobsson, Gordon Crnobrnja.* Alternates: Sergije Makiedo, Janez Williams, Hans Aufricht. Stanovnik, Leon Rip, Jovan Vukmanovic, Janvid International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO): Flere. B. J. Kwiecinski. World Meteorological Organization (WMO): James OBSERVERS FROM UNITED NATIONS MEMBER STATES W. Osmun, Max Kohler, Louis Harmantas. NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Afghanistan: Abdul Hakim Tabibi.* TWENTY-SIXTH SESSION Argentina: Andres M. Lescure, Adolfo P. Lacu, Juan Carlos M. Beltramino, Constantino Ramos.* MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Australia: N. S. Currie, Miss M. McPherson. Brazil. Representative: Eurico Penteado. Alternates: Austria: J. G. Willfort. Paulo Leao de Moura, Antonio Ibiapina, Celso Raul Belgium: Jean Etienne, H. J. Robinet. Garcia, Arnaldo Vasconcelos, Roland Corbisier. Bulgaria: Athanas Belinski, Veliko Velikov. Canada. Representative: George F. Davidson, R. P. Colombia: Victor Jiménez-Suárez. Vivian* Alternates: Wallace B. Nesbitt, M. H. Cuba: J. Enrique Camejo-Argudin. Wershof, S. Pollock, L. A. D. Stephens. Czechoslovakia: Pribyslav Pavlik, Karel Svec, Milan Chile. Representatives: Enrique Bernstein, Jose Ser- Glozar, Otto Benes. rano.* Alternate: Fernando Donoso Silva. Denmark: Finn Gundelach, Thoyberg-Frandsen. China. Representative: Cheng Paonan. Alternate: Dominican Republic: Salvador E. Paradas. P. Y. Tsao. Ecuador: Jose Vicente Trujillo. Costa Rica. Representatives: Christian Tattenbach, Hungary: Janos Szita, Endre Zador, Istvan Halasz. Gonzalo Ortiz Martin*. Alternates: Rodolfo Cas- India: Shri D. N. Chatterjee, M. N. Sivaraman.* taing, Raul Trejos Flores,* Mrs. Emilia Castro de Iran: Hossein Davoudi. Barish.* Ireland: T. F. O'Sullivan. Finland. Representatives: Mrs. Tyyne Leivo-Larsson, Israel: M. Kahany. Pentti Suomela. Alternates: Pentti Suomela, Lars Italy: Alberto Berio, Tommaso Notarangeli, Luciano Wahlbeck, Bjorn-Olof Alholm. Giretti, Fausto Bacchetti, Lionello Cozzi. France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates: Japan: Ichiro Kawasaki, Toshio Urabe, Kazumo Georges Boris, Pierre Charpentier. Greece. Representatives: Costa P. Caranicas, G. * Representatives and alternates attending the Bensis. Alternate: G. Bensis. Council's resumed twenty-sixth session, at United Na- Indonesia. Representative: Ali Sastroamidjojo. Alter- tions Headquarters, New York (23 October, 10-11 December 1958. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 555 Chiba, Matsuji Komachi, Koto Matsudaira,* Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): B. R. Masayoshi Kakitsubo,* Masao Ito,* Miss H. N. Sen, F. T. Wahlen, A. H. Boerma, P. Terver, S. K. Hampton.* Dey, Miss Gerda Blau, E. Glesinger, A. G. Or- Laos: Princess Souvanna Phouma, Platthana Choun- baneja, J. L. Orr.* ramany, Naivan Tanovan. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Luxembourg: I. Bessling. Organization (UNESCO): Luther H. Evans, René New Zealand: M. Norrish, R. J. Lawrence.* Maheu, Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, Harry Dawes, Pio- Norway: Rolf F. Hancke. Carlo Terenzio, Arthur F. Gagliotti.* Panama: Carlos A. Chambonnet. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. M. G. Can- Peru: Max de la Fuente Locker, Guillermo Mendoza dau, Dr. P. Dorolle, Dr. P. M. Kaul, M. P. Siegel, Serrano, Raul Maria Pereira. Dr. W. Aeg Timmerman, P. Bertrand, Dr. M. H. Portugal: Fernando de Alcambar Pereira. Hafezi, Dr. O. Leroux, Miss B. Newton, Dr. Romania: Stefan Gal. Rodolphe L. Coigney,* Dr. Michael R. Sacks.* Spain: Luis Garcia de Llera, The Marquis de Ro- International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- bledo, Diego Buigas de Dalmau.* ment. Enrique Lopez-Herrarte. Sweden: Per Olof Forshell. International Monetary Fund: Gordon Williams, J. United Arab Republic: Abdel Fattah Hassan, A. E. Marcus Fleming. Abdel Magid, Hussein Kamel, Ashraf Ghorbal, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO): Wafaa Hegazi, Omar Hefny Mahmoud, Aly Samir Carl Ljungberg, E. R. Marlin, E. M. Lewis.* Safouat. Universal Postal Union (UPU): Fulke R. Radice, Uruguay: Victor Pomes. A. Boennec. International Telecommunication Union (ITU): OBSERVERS FROM NON-MEMBERS OF UNITED NATIONS Gerald C. Gross, Jean Persin. Germany, Federal Republic of: Rudolf Thierfelder, World Meteorological Organization (WMO): J. R. Karl Barte, Dieter Gescher, K. Winter, F. Klemm. Rivet, H. Sebastian. Holy See: Monsignor Giovanni Ferrofino, The Rev. Interim Commission for the International Trade Father Henri de Riedmatten. Organization (ITO) and Contracting Parties to the Switzerland: Jean de Rham, A. J. Kilchmann, Yves General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT): Berthoud, Gilbert de Dardel. E. Wyndham White, J. Royer.

REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES OF INTER- REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES RELATED TO INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION S UNITED NATIONS League of Arab States: Zoher Kabbani, Moukhter el International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA): W. Wakil. Sterling Cole, Paul R. Jolles, Mr. Goswami, D. A. V. Fischer, Leon Steinig, Subhas Dhar, Andrey I. Galagan,* Alwyn V. Freeman.* * Representatives and alternates attending the International Labour Organisation (ILO): David A. Council's resumed twenty-sixth session, at United Na- Morse, J. Rens, C. W. Jenks, L. Alvarado, F. H. tions Headquarters, New York (23 October, 10-11 Wheeler, R. A. Métall.* December 1958). DELEGATIONS TO THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL TWENTY-FIRST SESSION Dorsinville. Alternate: Georges Salomon. India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate: MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL T. J. Natarajan. Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- Italy. Representative: Leonardo Vitetti. Alternate: nates: John D. L. Hood, Kevin T. Kelly, Lawrence Vittorio Zadotti. J. Arnott. New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al- Belgium. Representative: Alfred Claeys Boúúaert. Al- ternates: William G. Thorp, Richard B. Atkins. ternate: Luc Smolderen. Syria (until 7 March 1958). Representative: Jawdat Burma. Representative: U Tin Maung. Alternates: Mufti, Georges Tomeh. Alternates: Mouaffac Allaf, U Paw Htin, U Kyaw Min. Rafek Jouejati. China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- USSR. Representative: Ivan I. Lobanov. Alternate: nate: Hsi-kun Yang. Vladimir N. Bendryshev. France. Representative: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. United Arab Republic (as from 7 March 1958). Alternates: Michel de Camaret, Frederic Max, Representatives: Omar Loutfi, Zaki Kenawi. Alter- René Doise. nates: Georges Tomeh, Rafik Jouejati. Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalán. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, Jose Rolz Bennett, Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden. Maximiliano Kestler Fames. United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- Haiti. Representatives: Edmond Sylvain, Max H. nate: Benjamin Gerig. 556 APPENDIX IV

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES Belgium: Pierre Leroy (for questions concerning Australia: J. H. Jones (for questions concerning Ruanda-Urundi). Nauru and New Guinea). France: Xavier Deniau, Balla Mbarga (for questions Italy: Luigi Gasbarri (for questions concerning So- concerning the Cameroons under French admin- maliland under Italian administration). istration). New Zealand: G. R. Powles, Tupua Tamasese, United Kingdom: J. M. Fletcher-Cooke (for ques- Malietoa Tanumafili, Mata'afe Fiame (for ques- tions concerning Tanganyika); J. O. Field (for tions concerning Western Samoa). questions concerning the Cameroons under British United States: Delmas H. Nucker (for questions con- administration). cerning the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands).

MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES COUNCIL FOR THE TRUST TERRITORY OF OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. SOMALILAND UNDER ITALIAN ADMINISTRATION Métall, Ove S. Seiersen, Philippe Blamont. Colombia: Edmundo de Holte Castello. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): J. L. Philippines: Mauro Baradi. Orr. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES Organization (UNESCO): René Maheu, Arthur OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. Payro, F. Gagliotti, Asdrúbal Salsamendi, Leo Fernig, Miss Mary Proctor. Philippe Blamont. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): J. L. L. Coigney, Mrs. Sylvia Meagher. Orr. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO): Arthur F. Gagliotti, TWENTY-SECOND SESSION Asdrúbal Salsamendi. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL L. Coigney, Dr. Michael R. Sacks, Mrs. Sylvia Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- Meagher. nates: Kevin T. Kelly, J. E. Ryan. Belgium. Representative: Alfred Claeys Boúúaert. Al- EIGHTH SPECIAL SESSION ternate: Luc Smolderen. Burma. Representative: U Thant. Alternates: U Kyaw MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Min, U Aung Thant. Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- nates: Kevin T. Kelly, J. E. Ryan. nate: Hsi-kun Yang. Belgium. Representative: Luc Smolderen. France. Representative: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. Burma. Representative: U Tin Maung. Alternates: Alternates: Michel de Camaret, Louis Dallier. U Kyaw Min, U Aung Thant. Guatemala. Representative: Jose Rolz Bennett. Alter- China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- nates: Carlos Urrutia Aparicio, Maximiliano Kest- nate: Hsi-kun Yang. ler Fames. France. Representative: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. Haiti. Representative: Edmond Sylvain. Alternate: Alternates: Michel de Camaret, Frederic Max. Max H. Dorsinville. Guatemala. Representative: Alberto Herrarte. Alter- India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate: nates: Luis Beltranena Valladares, Arturo Perez T. J. Natarajan. Galliano. Italy. Representative: Eugenio Plaja. Alternates: Haiti. Representative: Georges Salomon. Vittorio Zadotti, Vincenzo Tornetta. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al- nates: Arthur S. Lall, T. J. Natarajan. ternates: R. M. Miller, William G. Thorp, Richard Italy. Representative: Girolamo Vitelli. Alternate: B. Atkins. Vittorio Zadotti. USSR. Representative: Ivan I. Lobanov. Alternate: New Zealand. Representative: Foss Shanahan. Alter- Vladimir N. Bendryshev. nates: T. P. Davin, P. K. Edmonds. United Arab Republic. Representative: Omar Loutfi. USSR. Representative: Ivan I. Lobanov. Alternate: Alternates: Mohammed Hassan El Zayat, Abdullah Vladimir N. Bendryshev. Ali El-Erian, Ahmed Osman. United Arab Republic. Representative: Jawdat Mufti. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. Alternate: G. K. Caston. Alternate: G. K. Caston. United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alternate: United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alternate: Benjamin Gerig. Benjamin Gerig. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 557

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE Guatemala. Representative: Alberto Herrarte. Alter- ADMINISTERING AUTHORITY nates: Luis Beltranena Valladares, Arturo Perez France: Jacques Taravant (for questions concerning Galliano. Togoland under French administration). Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE nates: Arthur S. Lall, T. J. Natarajan. REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES Italy. Representative: Girolamo Vitelli. Alternate: International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. Vittorio Zadotti. Métall, M. H. Khan, R. Payro. New Zealand. Representative: Foss Shanahan. Alter- Food and Agriculture Organizations (FAO): J. L. nates: T. P. Davin, P. K. Edmonds. Orr. USSR. Representatives: Ivan I. Lobanov. Alternate: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Vladimir N. Bendryshev. Organization (UNESCO) : Asdrúbal Salsamendi. United Arab Republic. Representative: Jawdat Mufti. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. L. Coigney, Dr. Michael R. Sacks. Alternate: G. K. Caston. United States. Alternate: Robert G. McGregor. NINTH SPECIAL SESSION REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF THE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. nates: Kevin T. Kelly, J. E. Ryan. Métall. Belgium. Representative: Luc Smolderen. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): J. L. Burma. Representative: U Tin Maung. Alternates: Orr. U Kyaw Min, U Aung Thant. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- Organization (UNESCO): Asdrúbal Salsamendi. nate: Hsi-kun Yang. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe France. Representative: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. L. Coigney, Dr. Michael R. Sacks. Alternates: Michel de Camaret, Frederic Max. APPENDIX V UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRES AND OFFICES (As of 31 December 1958) ACCRA. United Nations Information Centre HAGUE, THE (see under LONDON) Near Independence Arch (Post Box 2339) KARACHI. United Nations Information Centre Accra, Ghana Strachen Road (Post Office Box No. 349, G.P.O.) ATHENS. United Nations Information Centre Karachi 1, Pakistan 37 Vassilissis Sophias Avenue Athens, Greece LONDON. United Nations Information Centre 14/15 Stratford Place BANGKOK. Information Officer, Economic Com- London W 1 England mission for Asia and the Far East Sala Santitham THE HAGUE. Information Officer for the Nether- Bangkok, Thailand lands 21 Bezuidenhoutseweg BELGRADE. United Nations Information Centre The Hague, The Netherlands 1, Bulevar Revolucije (Post Office Box No. 157) MANILA. Information Officer for the Philippines Belgrade, Yugoslavia WHO Regional Office Taft Avenue and Isaac Pavel BOGOTA. Centro de Informacíon de las Naciones (Post Office Box No. 2149) Unidas. Manila, Philippines Calle 19, Número 7-30—Séptimo Piso (Post Office Box No. 65-67) MEXICO CITY. Centro de Información de las Bogota, Colombia Naciones Unidas BUENOS AIRES. Centro de Información de las Hamburgo, 63, Tercer Piso Naciones Unidas Mexico 6 D.F., Mexico Charcas 684, 3 F Buenos Aires, Argentina MONROVIA. United Nations Information Assistant 24 Broad Street CAIRO. United Nations Information Centre Post Office Box 274 Sharia El Shams Monrovia, Liberia Imm. Tagher Garden City MOSCOW. United Nations Information Centre Cairo, United Arab Republic 15 Hohlovski Pereulok, Apartment 36 Moscow, USSR COPENHAGEN. United Nations Information Centre 37 H. C. Andersen's Boulevard NEW DELHI. United Nations Information Centre Copenhagen V, Denmark 21 Curzon Road New Delhi 1, India DJAKARTA. Information Officer for Indonesia 76 Kebon Sirih PARIS. Centre d'lnformation des Nations Unies Djakarta, Indonesia 26 Avenue de Ségur Paris 7e, France GENEVA. Information Service of the European Office, United Nations PRAGUE. United Nations Information Centre Palais des Nations Panská, 5 Geneva, Switzerland Prague II, Czechoslovakia INFORMATION CENTRES AND OFFICES 559 RIO DE JANIERO. Centro de Informaçöes das SYDNEY. United Nations Information Centre Naçöes Unidas 44 Martin Place Rua México, 11, Grupo 1502 (Box 4030, General Post Office) (Caixa Postal 1705) Sydney, Australia Rio de Janeiro, Brazil TEHERAN. United Nations Information Centre ROME. United Nations Information Centre Palazzetto Venezia Heshmat Dowleh Via San Marco, 3 Khiaban Keyvan Rome, Italy Teheran, Iran SANTIAGO. Information Officer, Economic Com- TOKYO. United Nations Information Centre mission for Latin America New Ohtemachi Building, Room 611/12 Avenida Providencia, 871 4, 2-Chome, Ohtemachi (Casilla 179-D) Chiyoda-Ku Santiago, Chile Tokyo, Japan

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