APPENDIX I ROSTER OF THE (As of 31 December 1957)

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION (IN THOUSANDS) DATE OF U.N. (Square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP Afghanistan 650,000 1 July 1956 12,000 19 Nov. 1946 28,748 30 June 1956 1,421 14 Dec. 1955 Argentina 2,778,412 1 July 1957 19,858 24 Oct. 1945 Australia 7,704,159 31 Dec. 1956 9,533 1 Nov. 1945 Austria 83,849 31 Dec. 1956 6,985 14 Dec. 1955 30,507 31 Dec. 1956 8,951 27 Dec. 1945 Bolivia 1,098,581 5 Sep. 1957 3,273 14 Nov. 1945 Brazil 8,513,844 31 Dec. 1957 61,993 24 Oct. 1945 111,493 1 Dec. 1956 7,601 14 Dec. 1955 Burma 677,950 1 July 1957 20,054 19 Apr. 1948 Byelorussian SSR 207,600 1 Apr. 1956 8,000 24 Oct. 1945 Cambodia 175,000 1 July 1955 4,358 14 Dec. 1955 Canada 9,974,375 1 Sep. 1957 16,745 9 Nov. 1945 Ceylon 65,610 1 July 1956 8,929 14 Dec. 1955 Chile 741,767 30 Apr. 1957 7,093 24 Oct. 1945 China 9,796,973 31 Dec. 1956 637,1901 24 Oct. 1945 1,138,355 5 July 1957 13,227 5 Nov. 1945 Costa Rica 50,900 31 Dec. 1957 1,055 2 Nov. 1945 Cuba 114,524 1 July 1957 6,410 24 Oct. 1945 Czechoslovakia 127,859 1 July 1957 13,353 24 Oct. 1945 Denmark 43,042 31 Dec. 1956 4,479 24 Oct. 1945 Dominican Republic 48,734 1 July 1957 2,698 24 Oct. 1945 Ecuador 270,670 30 June 1957 3,890 21 Dec. 1945 Egypt 1,000,000 1 July 1957 23,884 24 Oct. 1945 El Salvador 20,000 1 July 1957 2,348 24 Oct. 1945 Ethiopia 1,184,320 1956 20,000 13 Nov. 1945 Finland 337,009 31 Oct. 1957 4,347 14 Dec. 1955 551,208 1 July 1957 44,000 24 Oct. 1945 Ghana 237,873 1 July 1957 4,763 8 Mar. 1957 132,562 31 Dec. 1956 8,062 25 Oct. 1945 108,889 31 Dec. 1956 3,400 21 Nov. 1945 Haiti 27,750 1 July 1957 3,384 24 Oct. 1945 112,088 1 July 1956 1,711 17 Dec. 1945 93,030 30 Sep. 1957 9,831 14 Dec. 1955 Iceland 103,000 1 July 1957 164 19 Nov. 1946 3,288,876 1 July 1957 392,440 30 Oct. 1945 Indonesia 1,491,562 1 July 1957 85,500 28 Sep. 1950 1,630,000 1-15 Nov. 1957 18,945 24 Oct. 1945 Iraq 444,442 12 Oct.-15 Dec. 1957 6,538 21 Dec. 1945 Ireland 70,283 1 July 1957 2,885 14 Dec. 1955 20,700 1 July 1957 1,924 11 May 1949 301,226 1 July 1957 48,353 14 Dec. 1955

1 Based on information contained in the United Nations Demographic Yearbook, 1957. ROSTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS 505

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION ( IN THOUSANDS) DATE OF U.N. MEMBER (Square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP 369,766 1 July 1957 90,900 18 Dec. 1956 Jordan 96,610 31 Dec. 1956 1,500 14 Dec. 1955 Laos 237,000 6 June 1956 1,450 14 Dec. 1955 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 1956 1,118 14 Dec. 1955 Luxembourg 2,586 31 Dec. 1956 314 24 Oct. 1945 Malaya, Federation of 131,287 17 June 1957 6,277 17 Sep. 1957 Mexico 1,969,269 1 July 1957 31,426 7 Nov. 1945 Morocco 410,805 1 July 1956 9,823 12 Nov. 1956 Nepal 140,753 15 July 1952-15 July 1954 8,432 14 Dec. 1955 40,893 31 Oct. 1957 11,058 10 Dec. 1945 New Zealand 267,995 30 Sep. 1957 2,244 24 Oct. 1945 148,000 1 July 1957 1,331 24 Oct. 1945 323,917 1 Jan. 1957 3,478 27 Nov. 1945 Pakistan 944,824 1 July 1957 84,777 30 Sep. 1947 Panama 74,470 1 July 1957 960 13 Nov. 1945 Paraguay 406,752 1 July 1957 1,638 24 Oct. 1945 1,249,049 1 July 1957 9,923 31 Oct. 1945 Philippines 299,404 1 July 1957 22,690 24 Oct. 1945 311,730 31 Mar. 1957 28,180 24 Oct. 1945 92,200 1 Dec. 1957 8,939 14 Dec. 1955 Romania 327,500 31 Dec. 1956 17,708 14 Dec. 1955 Saudi Arabia 1,600,000 1 Jan. 1956 6,036 24 Oct. 1945 Spain 503,486 1 July 1957 29,431 14 Dec. 1955 Sudan 2,505,823 17 Jan. 1956 10,226 12 Nov. 1956 449,682 1 Jan. 1957 7,341 19 Nov. 1946 Syria 184,479 31 Dec. 1956 4,025 24 Oct. 1945 Thailand 514,000 1 July 1957 21,076 16 Dec. 1946 Tunisia 125,180 1 July 1957 3,800 12 Nov. 1956 Turkey 776,980 1 Oct. 1956 24,797 24 Oct. 1945 Ukrainian SSR 576,600 1 Apr. 1956 40,600 24 Oct. 1945 Union of South Africa 1,223,409 1 July 1957 14,167 7 Nov. 1945 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 22,403,000 1 Apr. 1956 200,200 24 Oct. 1945 244,016 30 June 1956 51,208 24 Oct. 1945 7,827,976 1 Nov. 1957 172,327 24 Oct. 1945 Uruguay 186,926 31 Dec. 1956 2,668 18 Dec. 1945 Venezuela 912,050 31 Dec. 1957 6,224 15 Nov. 1945 Yemen 195,000 1 July 1949 4,500 30 Sep. 1947 Yugoslavia 255,804 31 Dec. 1956 18,011 24 Oct. 1945 APPENDIX II STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY The General Assembly is composed of all the Members Vice-Chairman: Ato Gabre-Meskal Kifle-Egzy (Ethio- of the United Nations. (For delegations to the twelfth pia). regular session, see APPENDIX IV.) Rapporteur: Mihai Magheru (Romania). President, twelfth regular session: Sir Leslie Knox Munro (New Zealand). SECOND COMMITTEE Vice-Presidents, twelfth regular session: Ceylon, China, Chairman: Jiri Nosek (Czechoslovakia). France, Paraguay, Spain, Tunisia, USSR, United Vice-Chairman: Toru Hagiwara (Japan). Kingdom, United States. Spain was elected on 8 Rapporteur: J. G. Hadwen (Canada). October 1957, to serve on an ad hoc basis as the THIRD COMMITTEE ninth Vice-President for the duration of the twelfth 1 Chairman: Mrs. Aase Lionaes (Norway). regular session of the General Assembly. Vice-Chairman: Salvador Lopez (Philippines). The Assembly has four types of committees : ( 1 ) Rapporteur: Carlos Manuel Cox (Peru). Main Committees; (2) procedural committees; (3) standing committees; (4) subsidiary and ad hoc FOURTH COMMITTEE bodies. Chairman: Thanat Khoman (Thailand). Vice-Chairman: Aleksandar Bozovic (Yugoslavia). MAIN COMMITTEES Rapporteur: Mrs. Brita Skottsberg-Ahman (Sweden). Seven Main Committees have been established un- FIFTH COMMITTEE der the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, Chairman: W. H. J. Van Wyck (Netherlands). as follows: Vice-Chairman: Ahmed M. el-Messir (Egypt). Political and Security Committee (including the Rapporteur: Jaime de Finies (Spain). regulation of armaments) (First Committee) Special Political Committee SIXTH COMMITTEE Economic and Financial Committee (Second Com- Chairman: Santiago Pérez Pérez (Venezuela). mittee) Vice-Chairman: Assen Georgiev (Bulgaria). Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (Third Rapporteur: Abdul Hakim Tabibi (Afghanistan). Committee) Trusteeship Committee (including Non-Self-Govern- PROCEDURAL COMMITTEES ing Territories) (Fourth Committee) There are two procedural committees: the General Administrative and Budgetary Committee (Fifth Com- Committee and the Credentials Committee. mittee) Legal Committee (Sixth Committee) GENERAL COMMITTEE In addition to these seven Main Committees, the The General Committee at the Assembly's twelfth General Assembly may constitute other committees, session consisted of the President of the Assembly, on which all Members have the right to be re- the nine Vice-Presidents (Ceylon, China, France, presented. Paraguay, Spain, Tunisia, USSR, United Kingdom, At the Assembly's twelfth session the officers of the United States) and the Chairmen of the seven Main Main Committees were as follows: Committees of the Assembly. At future Assembly sessions, the membership of the FIRST COMMITTEE General Committee will be increased to 21, because of Chairman: Djalal Abdoh (Iran). Vice-Chairman: Jayme de Barros (Brazil). On 12 December 1957, at its twelfth session, the Rapporteur: Franz Matsch (Austria). General1 Assembly decided to increase the number of its Vice-Presidents at future sessions to 13. It did SPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE so by resolution 1192 (XII) by which the membership Chairman: Emilio Arenales Catalan (Guatemala). of the General Committee was enlarged. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 507 the decision taken on 12 December 1957 by resolu- Interim Committee of the General Assembly tion 1192(XII) to increase the number of Vice- Disarmament Commission Presidents to 13. Sub-Committee on Disarmament United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE Advisory Committee on the United Nations Emer- The Credentials Committee consists of nine Mem- gency Force bers appointed by the Assembly on the proposal of Committee on the Financing of the United Nations the President. Its members at the twelfth session Emergency Force (appointed under General Assem- consisted of Burma, Canada, Iceland, Liberia, Nica- bly resolution 1089 (XI)) ragua, Panama, USSR, United Kingdom, United United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine States. United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Pales- STANDING COMMITTEES tine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Two standing committees have been established by UNRWA Advisory Commission Panel for Inquiry and Conciliation the General Assembly's rules of procedure: the Ad- Advisory Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic visory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Energy Questions and the Committee on Contributions. Each consists of experts appointed in their individual Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radia- capacities. tion Peace Observation Commission ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE Balkan Sub-Commission AND BUDGETARY QUESTIONS Collective Measures Committee Serving until 31 December 1957: Thanassis Aghnides Panel of Military Experts (Greece), Chairman; Eduardo Carrizosa, (Colom- Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary† bia) ; Igor V. Chechetkin (USSR). General Assembly's Special Representative on the To serve until 31 December 1958: Carlos Blanco Hungarian Problemt (Cuba) ; Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom) ; United Nations Commission for the Unification and John E. Fobes (United States). Rehabilitation of Korea (UNCURK) To serve until 31 December 1959: André Ganem Committee on UNCURK (France); Kadhim Khalaf (Iraq); T. J. Nata- United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency rajan (India). (UNKRA) On 26 November 1957, the General Assembly re- UNKRA Advisory Committee appointed Thanassis Aghnides and Eduardo Carrizosa United Nations Commission to Investigate Conditions for three-year terms commencing 1 January 1958 and for Free Elections in Germany appointed Alexey Fedorovich Sokirkin (USSR) for United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) the same three-year period, replacing Igor V. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner Chechetkin (USSR). for Refugees United Nations Refugee Fund Executive Committee COMMITTEE ON CONTRIBUTIONS Ad Hoc Committee on a Special Fund for Economic Serving until 31 December 1957: René Charron Development* (France) ; Arthur S. Lall (India) ; Josué Saenz Preparatory Committee for the Special Fund† (Mexico); G. F. Saksin (USSR). Ad Hoc Commission on Prisoners of War To serve until 31 December 1958: Robert E. Merriam United Nations Advisory Council for Somaliland (United States) ; Jiri Nosek (Czechoslovakia) ; United Nations Commission on Togoland under Agha Shahi (Pakistan). French Administration†* To serve until 31 December 1959: Fernando A. Galvao United Nations Commissioner for Supervision of (Brazil); A. H. M. Hillis (United Kingdom); Elections in Togoland under French Administration† Sidney D. Pollock (Canada). Sub-Committee on the Revision of the Questionnaire On 13 December 1957, the General Assembly re- (relating to Trust Territories) appointed René Charron and Arthur S. Lall for Committee on South West Africa three-year terms commencing 1 January 1958, and, Good Offices Committee on South West Africaf for the same three-year period, appointed Georgy Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Petrovich Arkadev (USSR) and José Pareja (Peru) Territories to replace G. F. Saksin (USSR) and Josué Saenz Sub-Committee on Economic Conditions†* (Mexico). A. H. M. Hillis (United Kingdom) was Advisory Committee for the United Nations Memorial elected on 13 December 1957 to serve for two years Cemetery in Korea commencing 1 January 1958 to replace Arthur H. Negotiating Committee for Extra-Budgetary Funds Clough who had resigned. United Nations Staff Pension Committee SUBSIDIARY AND AD HOC BODIES Investments Committee Board of Auditors The following subsidiary and ad hoc bodies were Committee on the Control and Limitation of Docu- in existence or were created during 1957. Those mentation† marked † were created and those marked * were dis- Expert Committee on United Nations Public Informa- continued during this period. tion† 508 APPENDIX H United Nations Administrative Tribunal Czechoslovakia, Egypt, India, Italy, Mexico, Nor- Committee on Applications for Review of Adminis- way, Poland, Tunisia, Yugoslavia. trative Tribunal Judgements International Law Commission SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT Committee on Arrangements for a Conference for the The members of the Sub-Committee on Disarma- Purpose of Reviewing the Charter ment in 1957 and their representatives were: Special Committee on Denning Aggression* Canada. Representative: David M. Johnson. Committee on Government Replies on the Question France. Representative: Jules Moch. of Defining Aggression† USSR. Representative: Valentin A. Zorin. United Kingdom. Representative: Selwyn Lloyd. INTERIM COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY United States. Representative: Harold E. Stassen. Each Member of the United Nations has the right to be represented on the Interim Committee. UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE (UNEF) Chairman: Oscar Thorsing (Sweden). On 4 November 1956, the General Assembly, by Vice-Chairman: Tiburcio Carias, Jr. (Honduras). resolution 998(ES-I), asked the Secretary-General Rapporteur: Mahmood Shafqat (Pakistan). for a plan for establishing, with the consent of the These officers were elected on 1 January 1956 but nations concerned, an emergency international force continued their terms of office through 1957 as there to secure and supervise the cessation of hostilities was no interim period between the eleventh and resulting from the penetration of Israel armed forces twelfth regular sessions of the General Assembly. into Egyptian territory and the military operations conducted by France and the United Kingdom against DISARMAMENT COMMISSION Egyptian territory. On 5 November 1956, by resolu- The members of the Disarmament Commission for tion 1000(ES-I), the Assembly established a United 1957 comprised the members of the Security Council Nations Command for the United Nations Emergency and Canada, represented as follows: Force (UNEF) to secure and supervise the cessation Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Alter- of hostilities. It was to act in accordance with all nate: Brian G. Hill the terms of General Assembly resolution 997(ES-I) Canada. Representative: R A MacKay. Alternateof 2 November : 1956 which, inter alia, called for: a M. A. Crowe. cease-fire and the halting of the movement of military China. Representative: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Alternate: forces and arms into the area; the withdrawal of all K. W. Yu. forces behind the armistice lines and the observance Colombia. Representative: Alfonso Araujo. Alter- of the armistice agreements; and, upon a cease-fire nate: Alberto Zuleta Angel. being effective, the reopening of the Suez Canal and Cuba. Representative: Emilio Nunez Portuondo. Al- the restoration of secure freedom of navigation. ternate: Carlos Blanco. In accordance with the Assembly's resolution 1125 France. Representative: Jules Moch. Alternate: Guil- (XI) of 2 February 1957, following the withdrawal laume Georges-Picot. of forces, UNEF was stationed on the Egyptian-Israel Iraq. Representative: Hashim Jawad. Alternate: Armistice Demarcation Line. Kadhim Khalaf. On 5 November 1956, the General Assembly ap- Philippines. Representative: Carlos P. Romulo. pointed Major-General E. L. M. Burns as the Chief Alternate: José D. Ingles. of the Command. Sweden. Representative: Gunnar V. Jarring. Alter- As of 31 December 1957, the Force was composed nate: Claes Carbonnier. of units voluntarily contributed by the following USSR. Representative: Arkady A. Sobolev. Alter- United Nations Member States: Brazil, Canada, nate: Georgy P. Arkadev. Colombia, Denmark, India, Norway, Sweden and United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. Yugoslavia. A contingent from Indonesia was with- Alternate: P. M. Crosthwaite. drawn in September 1957 and a contingent from United States. Representative: Henry Cabot Lodge. Finland in December 1957. Deputy Representatives: James J. Wadsworth, James W. Barco. ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE UNITED NATIONS On 19 November 1957, the General Assembly EMERGENCY FORCE decided, by resolution 1150 (XII), to enlarge the The Advisory Committee on the United Nations Disarmament Commission by the addition of 14 Emergency Force, established by the General Assembly members. As a result, the Commission will consist on 7 November 1956 (by resolution 1001 (ES-I) ), was of 25 members, plus Canada when Canada is not a to develop those aspects of the planning of the Force member of the Security Council. and its operation not already dealt with by the The membership of the Disarmament Commission Assembly and not falling within the area of the direct for 1958 will be made up as follows: responsibility of the Chief of the Command. It was Members of the Security Council: Canada, China, empowered to request the convening of the Assembly Colombia, France, Iraq, Japan, Panama, Sweden, and to report to the Assembly whenever matters arose USSR, United Kingdom, United States. which, in its opinion, were of such urgency and Appointed by the Assembly on 19 November 1957: importance as to require Assembly consideration. Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Burma, Members: Brazil, Canada, Ceylon, Colombia, India, STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 509 Norway, Pakistan, serving under the chairmanship Afghanistan. Designated 7 November 1955: Sardar of the Secretary-General. Mohammed Naim, Mohammed Kabir Ludin, Dr. Najibullah, Mohammed Naorouz, Abdul Majid COMMITTEE ON THE FINANCING OF THE UNITED Zabouli. NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE Australia. Designated 7 March 1955: Sir Owen Dixon, (as appointed under General Assembly Sir Raymond Kelly, Sir John Latham, Sir Charles resolution 1089 ( X I ) ) Lowe. Members: Canada, Ceylon, Chile, El Salvador, India, Bolivia. Designated 25 March 1955: Alberto Mendoza Liberia, Sweden, USSR, United States. Lopez, Santiago Jordan Sandoval, Carlos Morales Guillén. UNITED NATIONS CONCILIATION COMMISSION Brazil. Designated 22 December 1954: Braz Arruda, FOR PALESTINE Levi Carneiro, Santiago Dantas, Linneu de Albu- France: Pierre Ordonneau. querque Mello, Francisco Pontes de Miranda. Turkey: Adil Derinsu. Burma. Designated 4 June 1955: U Lun Baw, U United States: James W. Barco. Myint Thein, U Ba Nyunt. Canada. Designated 22 September 1955: L. M. UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY Gouin, Norman P. Lambert, Sir Albert Walsh, FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST ( UNRWA) R. M. Fowler, Sherwood Lett. Director: Henry R. Labouisse. China. Designated 13 July 1955: F. T. Cheng, Hsieh Kun-Sheng, Shuhsi Hsu, Ching-Hsiung Wu. UNRWA ADVISORY COMMISSION Colombia. Designated 28 January 1955: Alberto Lleras Belgium: F. Seynaeve. Camargo, Eliseo Arango, Alberto Zuleta Angel, José Egypt: General Salah Gohar. Gabriel de la Vega, Antonio Rocha. France: A. M. Radenac. Cuba. Designated 24 March 1955: Miguel Angel Cam- Jordan: Abdel Mini'm Rifai. pa, Ernesto Dihigo, Alberto Blanco, Enrique Guiral. Lebanon: Georges Haimari. Syria: Asaad Talas. Denmark. Designated 19 March 1957: Erik Vetli, Hans Topsoe-Jensen, Erik Andreas Abitz, Max Turkey: General Refet Bele. Sorensen, Alf Ross. United Kingdom: G. H. Middleton. Dominican Republic. Designated 13 October 1954: United States: Henry N. Howard. Themistocles Messina Pimentel, Tulio Franco y

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE PROBLEM OF HUNGARY Franco, Carlos Sanchez y Sanchez. Members: Australia (K. C. O. Shann, Rapporteur) ; Ecuador. Designated 12 October 1954: Carlos Salazar Ceylon (R. S. S. Gunewardene) ; Denmark (Alsing Flor, José Vicente Trujillo, Antonio J. Quevedo. Andersen, Chairman) ; Tunisia (Mongi Slim) ; Uru- Egypt. Designated 2 March 1957: Wadih Farag, guay (Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat). Sami Guenena, Ahmed Hassan, Abdel Khalik Has- souna. GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE El Salvador. Designated 28 September 1954: Ernesto ON THE HUNGARIAN PROBLEM A. Nunez, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, Ramon Gonzalez On 14 September 1957, by resolution 1133(XI), Montalvo. the General Assembly asked the President of its Greece. Designated 13 October 1954: Constantin eleventh session, Prince Wan Waithayakon, as its Psaroudas, Jean Spiropoulos, Pierre C. Stathatos, special representative on the Hungarian question, Michel N. Tsouderos, Pierre G. Vallindas. to take such steps as he deemed appropriate to achieve Haiti. Designated 30 October 1954: Max H. Dorsin- the objectives of the United Nations in accordance ville, Ernest G. Chauvet, Dantes Bellegarde, Timo- with the General Assembly's resolutions on the leon Paret. Hungarian question (resolutions 1004(ES-II), of 4 India. Designated 26 November 1954: Sardar Teja November 1956; 1005(ES-II), of 9 November 1956; Singh, Zakir Husain, Shri Kavalam Madhava 1127(XI), of 21 November 1956; 1131(XI), of 12 Panikkar. December 1956; 1132(XI), of 10 January 1957. It Israel. Designated 3 October 1954: Léo Kohn. also asked him to consult with the Special Committee Netherlands. Designated 19 October 1954: Roslov on Hungary and to report and make recommenda- Kranenburg, Maximilian Paul Leon Steenberghe, tions to the General Assembly. Willem Jan Mari van Eysinga. Pakistan. Designated 23 October 1956: S. M. A. PANEL FOR INQUIRY AND CONCILIATION Faruqi, Ibrahim Khan, Mohammad Ibrahim, The Panel, established by the General Assembly in Muhammad Asir, Ghulam Nabi M. Memon. 1949, by resolution 268 D (III), consists of qualified Sweden. Designated 28 September 1954: Baron C. F. persons, designated by their States to serve a term H. Hamilton. of five years, who are readily available to assist .the Syria. Designated 21 December 1954: Adnan Atassi, United Nations organs or States parties to a con- Naim Antaki, Sami Midani, Salah Eddine Tarazi, troversy in the settlement of disputes and situations Jaoudat Mufti. by serving on commissions of inquiry or of conciliation. United Kingdom. Designated 9 December 1954: Sir The following persons have been designated to be Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugessen, Sir on the panel: Horace Seymour. 510 APPENDIX II

United States. Designated 1 June 1955: James F. COMMITTEE OF UNCURK Byrnes, Roger D. Lapham, Charles H. Mahoney, Members: Australia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey. Walter Bedell Smith, Charles A. Sprague. UNITED NATIONS KOREAN RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE PEACEFUL (UNKRA) USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter Members: Brazil, Canada, France, India, USSR, (United States). United Kingdom, United States. On 26 November 1957, by resolution 1159(XII), the General Assembly approved a recommendation SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON THE EFFECTS by the Agent-General that the Agency cease as an OF ATOMIC RADIATION operational organization on 30 June 1958. Members: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, France, India, UNKRA ADVISORY COMMITTEE Japan, Mexico, Sweden, USSR, United Kingdom, Canada: R. A. MacKay, Chairman. United States. India: Arthur S. Lall. United Kingdom: Arthur H. Clough. PEACE OBSERVATION COMMISSION United States: Henry Cabot Lodge. On 21 December 1956, the General Assembly Uruguay: Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat. decided by resolution 1114(XI), to reappoint the 1956 members of the Peace Observation Commission UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE for the calendar years 1957 and 1958. CONDITIONS FOR FREE ELECTIONS IN GERMANY* Members: China, Czechoslovakia, France, Honduras, Members: Brazil, Iceland, Netherlands, Pakistan, India, Iraq, Israel, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sweden, Poland. USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay. Officers: Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat (Uruguay), UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Chairman; Sir Leslie Knox Munro (New Zealand), UNICEF, established by the General Assembly, Vice-Chairman; Hashim Jawad (Iraq), Rapporteur. also reports to the Economic and Social Council (see below under ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL). BALKAN SUB-COMMISSION Members: Colombia, France, Pakistan, Sweden, OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER United States. FOR REFUGEES High Commissioner: Auguste Lindt. COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE Deputy High Commissioner: James M. Read. Australia. Representative: E. Ronald Walker. Director: Marcel Pages. Belgium. Representative: Joseph Nisot. On 26 November 1957, the General Assembly de- Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. cided to continue the Office of the High Commis- Burma. Representative: . sioner for five years beginning 1 January 1959. Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay. Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi. UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND (UNREF) France. Representative: Guillaume Georges-Picot. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina. Members: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Philippines. Representative: Felixberto Serrano. Colombia, Denmark, France, Federal Republic of Turkey. Representative: Seyfullah Esin. Germany, Greece, Iran, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. Norway, , Turkey, United Kingdom, United States. Representative: James J. Wadsworth. United States, Vatican City, Venezuela. Venezuela. Representative: Santiago Pérez-Pérez. Officers: Yugoslavia. Representative: Dimce Belovski. Fourth Session: N. Tuncel (Turkey), Chairman; J. Cappelen (Norway), Vice-Chairman; N. PANEL OF MILITARY EXPERTS Currie (Australia), Rapporteur. The experts, appointed by the Secretary-General Fifth Session: J. Cappelen (Norway), Chairman; with the approval of the Collective Measures Com- A. Valladao (Brazil), Vice-Chairman; N. Currie mittee, under the General Assembly's "Uniting for ( Australia ), Rapporteur. Peace" resolution (377(V)), are to be available, on Sixth (Special) Session: J. Cappelen (Norway), request, to Member States wishing to obtain technical Chairman; A. Patriota (Brazil), Vice-Chairman; advice on the organization, training and equipment N. Currie (Australia), Rapporteur. of elements within their national armed forces which On 26 November 1957, by resolution 1166(XII), could be made available in accordance with national the General Assembly decided that operations under constitutional processes, for service as a unit or units UNREF should be discontinued after 31 December of the United Nations upon the recommendation of 1958 except for the orderly completion of those the Security Council or the Assembly. projects started but not completed before that date. It also asked the Economic and Social Council to UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR THE UNIFICATION set up, not later than its twenty-sixth session, in AND REHABILITATION OF KOREA (UNCURK) mid-1958, an Executive Committee of the High Members: Australia, Chile, Netherlands, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey. 2 Adjourned sine die on 5 August 1952. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 511

Commissioner's Programme to replace the UNREF AD HOC COMMISSION ON PRISONERS OF WAR Executive Committee. This new body was to consist Members: Countess Bernadotte (Sweden) ; José Gus- of representatives of between 20 and 25 Members cf tavo Guerrero (El Salvador) ; Judge of the Inter- the United Nations or members of any of the national Court of Justice, Chairman; Aung Khine specialized agencies, elected by the Council. Its (Burma), Judge of the High Court of Burma. tasks, briefly, were set forth as follows: to give directives to the High Commissioner for liquidating UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SOMALILAND UNREF; to advise him, at his request, on the Colombia: Edmundo de Holte Castello. exercise of his functions and on the appropriateness Egypt: Mohamed Kamal Eddine Salah (until his of international aid through his office to help solve death on 16 April 1957), succeeded by Mohamed specific refugee problems unsolved or arising after Hassan el-Zayyat. 31 December 1958; to authorize him to appeal for Philippines: Mauro Baradi. funds for solving these problems and approve assist- ance projects in this regard; to give him directives UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON TOGOLAND on the use of an emergency fund not exceeding UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION $500,000. The Commission was established by the General Assembly on 23 January 1957 (by resolution 1046 AD HOG COMMITTEE ON A SPECIAL UNITED NATIONS (XI)). Its purposes were to examine in the light FUND FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT of discussions in the Assembly's Fourth Committee, the entire situation in the Trust Territory of Togo- This Committee, set up by General Assembly reso- land under French administration resulting from the lution 923 (X), ceased to exist after submitting its final report to the twelfth session of the General practical application of a new Statute and the conditions under which the Statute is being applied, Assembly and so completing the task assigned to it and to submit a report, with its observations and (resolution 1219(XII), of 14 December 1957). suggestions, to the Trusteeship Council for its con- sideration. The Commission reported to the Trustee- PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPECIAL FUND ship Council's seventh special session in September On 14 December 1957, by resolution 1219(XII), 1957, after which it ceased to exist. the General Assembly decided that a Special Fund The membership of the Commission was as follows: be established as an expansion of existing technical Canada. Representative: Jean-Louis Delisle. assistance and development activities of the United Denmark. Representative: Hermod Lannung (later Nations and the specialized agencies so as to provide replaced by Lars Tillitse). systematic and sustained assistance essential for the Guatemala. Representative: José Rolz-Bennett. integrated technical, economic and social development Liberia. Representative: Charles T. O. King, Chair- of the less developed countries. The operations of the man. Fund were to be directed towards enlarging the Philippines. Representative: Victorio D. Carpio. scope of United Nations technical aid programmes Yugoslavia. Representative: Aleksander Bozovic. so as to include special projects in certain basic fields. Looking forward to the Fund's establishment as UNITED NATIONS COMMISSIONER FOR SUPERVISION of 1 January 1959, the Assembly set up a Preparatory OF ELECTIONS IN TOGOLAND UNDER FRENCH Committee with the following functions: to define ADMINISTRATION the basic fields for assistance which the Special Fund The General Assembly, on 29 November 1957, by should encompass, and, within these fields, the types resolution 1182 (XII), decided to elect a United of projects eligible for assistance; to define the adminis- Nations Commissioner to supervise the elections to trative and operational machinery to be recommended the Legislative Assembly of the French-administered for the Fund, including any changes required in the Trust Territory of Togoland to be held in 1958. legislation and procedures of the Expanded Technical Assisted by observers and staff appointed by the Secre- Assistance Programme ; to ascertain the extent to tary-General in consultation with him, the Com- which Governments would be willing to contribute missioner was directed to report the results of the to the Fund. It was to undertake these tasks, taking elections to the Trusteeship Council for transmission into account the various principles laid down by the to the General Assembly's thirteenth session. On Assembly for the Special Fund and the views and 14 December 1957, the General Assembly elected suggestions put forward by Governments. The result Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti) to this position. of the Preparatory Committee's work were to be reported together with recommendations to the mid- SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF THE QUESTION- 1958 session of the Economic and Social Council, NAIRE (relating to Trust Territories) which would transmit the report with its own El Salvador. Representative: Miguel Rafael Urquia. comments to the Assembly later in 1958 for final Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville, Chairman. action. India. Representative: Rikhi Jaipal. Members of the Preparatory Committee: Canada, Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Chile, Denmark, Egypt, France, Ghana, India, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Peru, USSR, COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia. Brazil: Donatello Grieco, Rapporteur. 512 APPENDIX II Ethiopia: Haddis Alemayehou. India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate: Finland: G. A. Gripenberg. R. Jaipal. Mexico: Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. Iraq. Representative: Adnan Pachachi, Vice-Chair- Pakistan: R. S. Chhatari, S. A. Karim. man. Syria: Najmuddine Rifai. Netherlands. Representative: J. Vixseboxse, Chairman. Thailand: Thanat Khoman, Chairman. Alternate: J. P. A. Idenburg. United States: Benjamin Gerig. New Zealand. Representative: W. G. Thorp, Rap- Uruguay: Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat, Vice-Chair- porteur. man. Peru. Representative: Jorge Velando. Alternate: An- On 13 December 1957, the General Assembly, drés Aramburu. acting on the recommendation of its Fourth Com- United Kingdom. Representative: B. O. B. Gidden. mittee, approved the election of Egypt and Indonesia Alternate: P. Selwyn. (to replace Syria and Thailand) and the re-election United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- of Uruguay, each for a three-year term beginning nate: James A. Lynn. 1 January 1958. Venezuela. Representative: F. Alfonzo-Ravard. Alter- The membership of the Committee on South West nate: R. A. Rojas. Africa for 1958 is thus: Brazil, Egypt, Ethiopia, Finland, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan, United States SUB-COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC CONDITIONS and Uruguay. The Committee on Information from Non-Self- Governing Territories appointed a Sub-Committee in GOOD OFFICES COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1957 to prepare a special report for it on economic On 25 October 1957, by resolution 1143(XII), conditions in Non-Self-Governing Territories. The the General Assembly decided to set up a three- members of the Sub-Committee were as follows: member Good Offices Committee on South West Ceylon: Y. Duraiswamy. Africa to discuss with the Government of the Union China: Hsi-kun Yang. of South Africa a basis for an agreement which France: Michel de Camaret. would continue to accord an international status Guatemala: Ramiro Aragon. to the Territory of South West Africa. The resolution India: Rikhi Jaipal, Chairman. named the United States and the United Kingdom Netherlands: Ch. J. Grader. to the Committee and specified that a third member United Kingdom: B. O. B. Gidden, P. Selwyn. be nominated by the President of the twelfth session United States: James A. Lynn. of the Assembly. On 1 November 1957, the President nominated Brazil as the third member. ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS Members: Vasco T. Leitao da Cunha (Brazil), Sir MEMORIAL CEMETERY IN KOREA Charles Noble Arden-Clarke (United Kingdom), Members: Australia, Canada, France, Netherlands, Walter N. Walmsley (United States). New Zealand, Norway, Turkey, Union of South Africa, United Kingdom. COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION FROM NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES The Committee consists of United Nations Members NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE FOR EXTRA-BUDGETARY FUNDS transmitting information and an equal number of Members: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, Leba- Members elected for three-year terms by the Fourth non, New Zealand, Pakistan, United Kingdom, Committee on behalf of the General Assembly. United States. Administering Members: Australia, Belgium, France, The same Members of the United Nations were Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom, appointed by the President of the General Assembly United States. on 13 December 1957 to serve on the Negotiating Non-Administering Members: Ceylon, China, Guate- Committee from the close of the Assembly's twelfth mala, India, Iraq, Peru, Venezuela. session (14 December 1957) to the close of the On 13 December 1957, the Fourth Committee, following session. acting for the Assembly, elected Brazil for a three- year period to replace Peru, whose term had expired. UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE The representatives serving on the Committee dur- Elected by the General Assembly to serve until 31 ing 1957 were as follows: December 1958: Australia. Representative: John Ryan. Members: Rigoberto Torres Astorga (Chile) ; Albert Belgium. (Not represented.) S. Watson (United States) ; Arthur H. Clough Ceylon. Representative: A. Basnayake. Alternate: Y. (United Kingdom), who resigned during 1957 and Duraiswamy. was replaced, by resolution 1196(XII) of 13 De- China. Representative: Liu Yu-wan. Alternate: Hsi- cember 1957, by A. H. M. Hillis (United Kingdom). kun Yang. Mr. Hillis was appointed for one year beginning 1 France. Representative: R. Bargues. Alternate: January 1958. Michel de Camaret. Alternates: Johan Kaufmann (Netherlands) ; Faz- Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalan. lollah Nouredin Kia (Iran) ; Arthur C. Liveran Alternate: I. L. Dimas. (Israel). STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 513 Appointed by the Secretary-General: Its task was to undertake, in the light of the Members: J. A. G. Robertson, Bruce R. Turner, opinions expressed by delegations during the Assem- David B. Vaughan. bly's twelfth session, a review and appraisal of the Alternates: John McDiarmid, William McCaw, work, the methods used, and the effectiveness of the Syed H. Ahmed. results achieved by the public information services Elected by participants to serve until 31 December of the United Nations (including the information 1958: centres) with a view to recommending possible Members: Michael H. Higgins, Carey Seward, Marc modifications to ensure a maximum of effectiveness Schreiber. at the lowest possible cost. The Expert Committee Alternates: Preston W. Cox, Charles Hogan, Robert was to report before the Assembly's thirteenth session, Harpignies. to which the Secretary-General was invited to present their report with his comments and recommendations. INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE

Serving until 31 December 1957: Leslie R. Rounds, UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL former Senior Vice-President of the Federal Reserve Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Bror Arvid Bank of New York. Sture Petren (Sweden), Second Vice-President; To serve until 31 December 1958: Ivar Rooth, former Francisco A. Forteza (Uruguay). Governor of the Bank of Sweden, Managing Director Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Mme Paul of the International Monetary Fund. Bastid (France), President; Omar Loutfi (Egypt); To serve until 31 December 1959: Jacques Rueff, R. Venkataraman (India). Honorary Governor of the Bank of France. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Lord Crook On 26 November 1957, by resolution 1175 (XII), (United Kingdom) ; Jacob Mark Lashly (United the General Assembly confirmed the reappointment States), First Vice-President. by the Secretary-General of Mr. Rounds for a three- On 26 November, the General Assembly reap- year term to begin 1 January 1958. pointed Mr. Petren and Mr. Forteza, each for three BOARD OF AUDITORS years commencing 1 January 1958. Elected to serve until 30 June 1957: Auditor-General of Colombia. COMMITTEE ON APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF Elected to serve until 30 June 1958: Auditor-General ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL JUDGEMENTS of Norway. The Committee is composed of the representatives Elected to serve until 30 June 1959: Auditor-General of Member States which have served on the General of the Netherlands. Committee of the most recent regular session of the On 27 February 1957, by resolution 1093 (XI), the General Assembly. The following Members served General Assembly reappointed the Auditor-General on the Committee in 1957, until the election of the of Colombia for a further three years beginning 1 General Committee at the twelfth Assembly session: July 1957. On 26 November 1957 by resolution China, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, 1174 (XII), the Assembly reappointed the Auditor- Egypt, El Salvador, France, India, Italy, Pakistan, General of Norway for another three years to com- Peru, Turkey, Thailand, USSR, United Kingdom, mence 1 July 1958. United States. The membership of the Committee on Applications COMMITTEE ON CONTROL AND LIMITATION for Review of Administrative Tribunal Judgements OF DOCUMENTATION which will serve until the Assembly's thirteenth ses- This Committee was set up by the General Assembly sion is as follows: Ceylon, China, Czechoslovakia, on 13 December 1957 to consult with and advise the France, Guatemala, Iran, Netherlands, New Zealand, Secretary-General on the most effective ways of Norway, Paraguay, Spain, Thailand, Tunisia, USSR, reducing the amount and length of United Nations United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela. documentation produced during 1958. Consisting of The General Assembly's resolution 1192 (XII), representatives, serving at United Nations Head- increasing the size of the General Committee to 21, quarters, from nine Member States, it was also to also means an increase in the size of the Committee make recommendations for the Assembly's thirteenth on Applications for Review of Administrative Tribunal session on ways to reduce the over-all output of Judgements from the Assembly's thirteenth session documentation. onwards. Members: Argentina, Canada, China, France, Iraq,

Mexico, Pakistan, United Kingdom, USSR. INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION EXPERT COMMITTEE ON UNITED NATIONS Members for 1957: Roberto Ago (Italy) ; Gilberto PUBLIC INFORMATION Amado (Brazil) ; Milan Bartos (Yugoslavia) ; On 26 November 1957, by resolution 1177(XII), Douglas L. Edmonds (United States) ; Abdullah the General Assembly asked the Secretary-General El-Erian (Egypt) ; Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice (United to appoint an expert committee of six individuals Kingdom), Rapporteur; J. P. A. Francois (Nether- with practical, administrative and financial experience lands) ; F. V. Garcia-Amador (Cuba); Shuhsi Hsu in the various fields of information, to be nominated (China); Thanat Khoman (Thailand); Faris El- by the Governments of Egypt, India, the USSR, the Khouri (Syria) ; Ahmed Mâtine Daftary (Iran) ; United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay. Luis Padilla Nervo (Mexico), Second Vice-Chair- 514 APPENDIX II man; Radhabinod Pai (India), First Vice-Chair- ber, by which a new committee (see below) was man; A. E. F. Sandstrom (Sweden) ; Georges Scelle set up. (France); Jean Spiropoulos (Greece); Grigory I. Tunkin (USSR) ; Alfred Verdross (Austria) ; Kisa- COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REPLIES OX THE buro Yokota (Japan) ; Jaroslav Zourek (Czecho- QUESTION OF DEFINING AGGRESSION slovakia), Chairman. Arrangements to set up this Committee were made on 29 November 1957, by General Assembly resolution COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS FOR A CONFERENCE 1181 (XII), (a) to study the comments sent by Mem- FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE CHARTER ber States on the question of denning aggression All Members of the United Nations are members in order to determine when it was appropriate for of this committee. the Assembly to consider the question again; and ( b ) to report to the Secretary-General when it con- SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON DEFINING AGGRESSION sidered the time appropriate. The Secretary-General Members in 1957: China, Czechoslovakia, Dominican was asked to place the question on the provisional Republic, France, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Mexico, agenda of the Assembly when the Committee had Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, reported that it considered the time appropriate, but Philippines, Poland, Syria, USSR, United King- not earlier than at the Assembly's fourteenth session. dom, United States, Yugoslavia. The Committee was to consist of the Member This Committee ceased to exist as a result of States represented on the General Committee at the General Assembly resolution 1181 (XII) of 29 Novem- most recent regular session of the Assembly. THE SECURITY COUNCIL The Security Council consists of 11 Members of the MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE United Nations. Five are permanent members of the Council. The remaining six and non-permanent mem- The Military Staff Committee held bi-monthly bers are elected for two-year terms by the General meetings throughout 1957. The first meeting during Assembly. (For representatives to the Council, see 1957 was held on 3 January and the last on 19 APPENDIX IV.) The members of the Security Council December. for 1957 were as follows: China. Army Representative: Lieutenant-General Ho Shai-lai. Navy Representative: Captain Wu Chia- PERMANENT MEMBERS hsun. China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, United France. Army Representative: Général de Brigade States. M. Pénette (up to 19 December 1957), Général de Brigade J. Erice de Bary (from 20 December NON-PERMANENT MEMBERS 1957). Navy Representative: Capitaine de Vaisseau Australia, Colombia, Cuba, Iraq, Philippines, Sweden. E. Cagne. Elected to serve for one year, beginning 1 January USSR. Army Representative: Major-General I. M. 1957, to fill vacancy created by withdrawal of Saraev. Navy Representative: Lieutenant-Com- Yugoslavia: Philippines. mander Y. D. Kvashnin. Air Force Representative: Elected for two-year terms ending 31 December 1957: Colonel A. M. Kuchumov. Australia, Cuba. United Kingdom. Army Representative: Major- Elected for two-year terms ending 31 December 1958: General V. Boucher. Navy Representative: Vice- Colombia, Iraq, Sweden. Admiral R. F. Elkins. Air Force Representative: On 1 October 1957, the General Assembly elected Air Vice-Marshal A. D. Selway. Canada, Japan and Panama, each for two years United States. Army Representative: Lieutenant- beginning 1 January 1958, in the place of Australia, General T. W. Herren (up to 31 July 1957), Cuba and the Philippines. Lieutenant-General B. M. Bryan (from 1 August The Presidency of the Council is held in turn 1957). Navy Representative: Vice-Admiral F. W. by Member States in the English alphabetical order McMahon. Air Force Representative: Lieutenant- of their names. The following served as Presidents General W. E. Hall. during 1957: Month Country Representative DISARMAMENT COMMISSION January Philippines Carlos P. Romulo February Sweden Gunnar V. Jarring The Commission reports to both the General March USSR Arkady A. Sobolev Assembly and the Security Council (see above, under April United Kingdom Sir Pierson Dixon GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) May United States Henry Cabot Lodge June Australia E. Ronald Walker SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) July China Tingfu F. Tsiang August Colombia Francisco Urrutia COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE September Cuba Emilio Nunez Portuondo October France Guillaume Georges-Picot The Committee reports to both the General November Iraq Hashim Jawad Assembly and the Security Council (see above, under December Philippines Carlos P. Romulo GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 515 STANDING COMMITTEES ber 1956, and Colonel Byron V. Leary, Deputy Chief of Staff of UNTSO, became the Acting Chief and The Committee of Experts and the Committee remained so during all of 1957. General Burns, on the Admission of New Members are each composed however, retained his duties as Chief of Staff in of representatives of all Security Council members. relation to the Demarcation Lines between Israel AD HOC COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS and Egypt.

UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR INDONESIA3 UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE Members: Australia, Belgium, United States. FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN Frank P. Graham. UNITED NATIONS TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN PALESTINE (UNTSO) UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVER Chief of Staff: Major-General E. L. M. Burns. GROUP FOR INDIA AND PAKISTAN General Burns was appointed Commander of The Chief Observer: Lieutenant-General Robert H. Nim- United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) in Novem- mo.

THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL The Economic and Social Council consists of 18 Transport and Communications Commission Members of the United Nations elected by the Statistical Commission General Assembly, each for a three-year term of Population Commission office. The members of the Council during 1957 Social Commission were as follow: Commission on Human Rights Serving until 31 December 1957: Argentina, China, Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Netherlands. and Protection of Minorities To serve until 31 December 1958: Brazil, Canada, Commission on the Status of Women Greece, Indonesia, United States, Yugoslavia. Commission on Narcotic Drugs To serve until 31 December 1959: Finland, Mexico, Commission on International Commodity Trade Pakistan, Poland, USSR, United Kingdom. The officers of the Council during 1957 were The Transport and Communications, Statistical, as follows: Population and Social Commissions meet once every President: Mohammad Mir Khan (Pakistan). two years. (The Statistical Commission did not meet First Vice-President: Minerva Bernardino (Dominican during 1957.) Republic). The members of the commissions during 1957, Second Vice-President: Jerzy Michalowski (Poland). and the representatives serving on those commissions (For representatives to the Council, see APPENDIX which met in 1957, are listed below: iv.) On 1 October 1957, the General Assembly re- TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION elected China, France and the Netherlands and The Transport and Communications Commission elected Chile, Costa Rica and Sudan to fill the six consists of 15 members, each elected by the Council vacancies on the Council created by the expiration for a four-year term. of the terms of office of Argentina, China, the Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Chile, India, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom. Dominican Republic, Egypt, France and the Nether- lands. It elected them for three years, to commence Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Burma, on 1 January 1958. China, Ecuador, France, Norway. Members of the Council for 1958: Brazil, Canada, Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Bulgaria, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Finland, France, Greece, Lebanon, USSR, United States, Venezuela. Indonesia, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, On 1 May 1957, the Economic and Social Council Sudan, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, elected the following to serve from 1 January 1958 Yugoslavia. to 31 December 1961: Austria, Indonesia, Mexico, Romania and the United Kingdom. Subsidiary organs reporting to the Economic and Social Council are of five types: functional com- The following represented the members of the missions and one sub-commission; regional economic Commission at its eighth session, held at United commissions; standing committees; special bodies Nations Headquarters, New York, from 7 to 16 and ad hoc committees. January 1957: The Council has in addition, various sessional com- Bulgaria: Nacho Petkov Simeonov. mittees such as its Economic, Social, and Co-ordina- Burma : Shwe Shane. tion Committees. Chile: Octavio Echegoyen. China: C. Y. Hsiao. FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONS Ecuador: Alberto Barriga (alternate). AND SUB-COMMISSION 3 On 1 April 1951, the Commission adjourned sine The Council had eight functional commissions and die while continuing to hold itself at the disposal of one sub-commission during 1957: the parties. 516 APPENDIX II France: Henri Barbier. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: France, India: S. K. Ghosh, Vice-Chairman. Greece, India, Philippines, USSR, United States. Lebanon: Assad Kotaite. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Colombia, Netherlands: W. L. de Vries, Chairman. Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Norway: Erling Foien. Sweden, United Kingdom. Poland : Kazimierz Pierzynski. Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Byelorus- USSR: M. P. Voronichev. sian SSR, China, Ecuador, Netherlands, New Zea- United Kingdom: R. R. Bullmore. land, Spain. United States: John G. Baker. On 2 May 1957, the Council elected the following Venezuela: Ignacio Silva Sucre. to serve from 1 January 1961 : Australia, France, Indonesia, Italy, USSR, United States. STATISTICAL COMMISSION The following were the representatives to the The Statistical Commission consists of 15 members, eleventh session of the Commission, which met at each elected by the Council for a four-year term. United Nations Headquarters in New York from The Commission did not meet in 1957. 6 to 24 May 1957: Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Canada, Byelorussian SSR: Anatoly E. Gurinovich. Dominican Republic, India, New Zealand, Ukrai- China: Hua-Kuo Pao. nian SSR. Colombia: Jesus Zârate Moreno. Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Cuba, Czechoslovakia: Jaroslav Pscolka, Second Vice- Denmark, France, Romania, United Kingdom. Chairman. Elected to serve until 31 December 1961: China, Dominican Republic: Miss Minerva Bernardino. Ireland, Netherlands, USSR, United States. Ecuador: Luis Coloma. The members of the Commission in 1957 were Egypt: Abdel Hamid Abdel-Ghani, Chairman. Australia, Canada, China, Cuba, Denmark, Domini- France: Henry Hauck. can Republic, France, India, Netherlands, New Zea- Greece: Anreas Psarras. Ind, Romania, Ukrainian SSR, USSR, United King- India: Sushila Nayar, First Vice-Chairman. dom, United States. Netherlands: J. F. de Jongh. POPULATION COMMISSION New Zealand: Arthur B. Thompson, Rapporteur. The Population Commission consists of 15 mem- Philippines: Octavio L. Maloles. bers, each elected by the Council for four years. Spain: José Félix de Lequerica. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Costa Rica, Sweden: Rolf Broberg. India, USSR, United Kingdom, United States. USSR: Andrei A. Fomin. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: China, United Kingdom: Sir Oswald Alien. France, Israel, Norway, Ukrainian SSR. United States: Althea K. Hottel. Elected to serve until 31 December 1960: Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Egypt. COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS On 1 May 1957, the Council elected the follow- The Commission consists of 18 members, each ing to serve from 1 January 1958 to 31 December elected by the Council for three years. 1961: El Salvador, Japan, USSR, United Kingdom, Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: China, United States. Lebanon, Mexico, Norway, Poland, United King- The representatives to the ninth session of the dom. Commission, held at United Nations Headquarters, Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: France, New York, from 25 February to 8 March 1957, India, Iraq, Philippines, Ukrainian SSR, USSR. were as follows: Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Argentina, Argentina: Juan Antonio Rodal. Ceylon, Iran, Israel, Italy, United States. Belgium: J. Mertens de Wilmars, Vice-Chairman. On 1 May 1957, the Council elected the following Brazil: Germano Jardim. to serve from 1 January 1958 to 31 December 1960: Canada: J. T. Marshall, Chairman. Belgium, China, Lebanon, Mexico, Poland, United China: Choh-Ming Li. Kingdom. Costa Rica: Ricardo Jimenez. The representatives to the thirteenth session of the Egypt: Salah El-Dine Abou-Gabal. Commission, held at the European Office of the France: Alfred Sauvy. United Nations, , from 1 to 26 April 1957, India: P. N. Kaul. were: Israel: Roberto Bachi. Argentina: Carlos A. Bertomeu. Norway: Bjornulf Bendiksen. Ceylon: Ratnakirti S. S. Gunawardene, Second Vice- Ukrainian SSR: L. M. Koretzky. Chairman. USSR: T. V. Ryabushkin. China: Cheng Paonan. United Kingdom: Bernard Benjamin, Rapporteur. France: René Cassin. United States: Kingsley Davis. India: Rajeshwar Dayal. Iran : Fereydoun Adamiyat. SOCIAL COMMISSION Iraq: Saadi Ibrahim. The Social Commission consists of 18 members, Israel: Haim Herman Cohn. each elected by the Council for four years. Italy: Francisco Maria Dominedo. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 517 Lebanon: Edward Rizk. Belgium: Mrs. Georgette Ciselet. Mexico: Emilio Calderon Puig, Rapporteur. Byelorussian SSR: Mrs. Faina Novikova. Norway: Erik Colban, First Vice-Chairman. China: Miss Pao Swen Tseng. Philippines: F. M. Serrano, Chairman. Cuba: Miss Uldarica Nanas, First Vice-Chairman. Poland : Zofia. Wasilkowska. Dominican Republic: Miss Minerva Bernardino. Ukrainian SSR: Peter P. Mikhailenko. France: Mrs. Marie-Helène Lefaucheux. USSR: P. D. Morosov. Indonesia: Mrs. Rusiah Sardjono. United Kingdom: Sir Samuel Hoare. Israel: Mrs. Mina Ben-Zvi. United States: Mrs. Oswald B. Lord. Mexico: Miss Maria Lavalle Urbina. Pakistan: Begum Anwar Ahmed. SUB-COMMISSION ON PREVENTION OF Poland: Mrs. Zofia Dembinska, Second Vice-Chair- DISCRIMINATION AND PROTECTION OF MINORITIES man. The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimina- Sweden: Mrs. Agda Rossel, Chairman. tion and Protection of Minorities consists of 12 per- USSR: Mrs. N. S. Spiridonova. sons, elected by the Commission on Human Rights United Kingdom: Dame Lucile Sayers. (in consultation with the Secretary-General), subject United States: Mrs. Lorena Hahn. to consent of their Governments. On 9 March 1956, Venezuela: Mrs. Isabel Sânchez de Urdaneta. at its twelfth session, the Commission on Human Rights decided to extend the term of office of the COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS members of the Sub-Commission to 31 December 1959. The Commission on Narcotic Drugs consists of 15 The members, or their alternates, serving in their Members of the United Nations which are important individual capacities, at the Sub-Commission's ninth producing or manufacturing countries, or countries session, held at United Nations Headquarters, New in which illicit traffic in narcotic drugs constitutes York, from 18 February to 8 March 1957, were as a serious problem. Ten Members of primary import- follows : ance in these fields are appointed for an indefinite Charles D. Ammoun (Lebanon). period until such time as they may be replaced by Mohammed Awad (Egypt), Chairman. decision of the Council; the remaining five are ap- Pierre Chatenet (France), Vice-Chairman. pointed for three years. Wojciech Ketrzynski (Poland) (alternate). Elected for an indefinite period: Canada, China, A. A. Fomin (USSR) (alternate). France, India, Peru, Turkey, USSR, United King- Philip Halpern (United States). dom, United States, Yugoslavia. C. Richard Hiscocks (United Kingdom). Elected for three-year term ending on eve of the José D. Ingles (Philippines), Rapporteur. opening of the Commission's fifteenth session Gérard Roy (Haiti). (1960): Austria, Egypt, Hungary, Iran, Mexico. Hernan Santa Cruz (Chile). The following were the representatives to the Voitto Saario (Finland). twelfth session of the Commission, held at United Arcot Krishnaswami (India) was unable to attend Nations Headquarters, New York, from 29 April to the session. 31 May 1957: Austria: Friedrich Obermayer. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN Canada: Kenneth C. Hossick. The Commission on the Status of Women consists China: H. R. Wei. of 18 members, each elected by the Council for Egypt: Amin Ismail. three years. France: Charles Vaille. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Argentina, Hungary: Zoltan Foldi. Australia, Byelorussian SSR, China, Indonesia, India: S. Kampani. Pakistan. Iran: A. G. Ardalan, Rapporteur. Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Belgium, Mexico: Luciano Joublanc Rivas. Israel, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Peru: D. B. Caravedo. Venezuela. Turkey: Mazhar Ozkol. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Cuba, USSR: Mrs. Valentina Vasilyeva. Dominican Republic, France, Mexico, Poland, United Kingdom: T. C. Green. Sweden. United States: Harry J. Anslinger, Chairman. On 2 May 1957, the Economic and Social Council Yugoslavia: Dragan Nikolic, Vice-Chairman. elected the following to serve from 1 January 1958 to 31 December 1960: Argentina, Canada, China, COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY TRADE Czechoslovakia, Japan, Pakistan. The Commission on International Commodity Trade The representatives to the eleventh session of the consists of 18 members, each elected for three years. Commission, held at United Nations Headquarters, Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Egypt, New York, from 18 March to 5 April 1957, were France, India, Pakistan, Turkey, USSR. as follows: Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Argentina, Argentina: Mrs. C. Cristina Correa Morales de Australia, Belgium, Chile, China, Denmark. Aparicio. Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Brazil, Australia: Miss Ruth Gibson, Rapporteur. Canada, Greece, Indonesia, Poland, Uruguay. 518 APPENDIX II On 2 August 1957, the Council elected the follow- Some of these Committees have established sub- ing to serve from 1 January 1958 to 31 December sidiary bodies, including standing sub-committees and 1960: Austria, Egypt, France, India, Pakistan, USSR. working parties. The Coal Committee, for example, The representatives to the fifth session, held at has the Coal Trade Sub-Committee, and the Transport United Nations Headquarters, New York, from 6 Committee has the Sub-Committees on Rail Transport to 17 May 1957, were as follows: and Road Transport. There is also the Joint FAO/ Argentina: Eduardo Bradley. ECE Committee on Forest Working Techniques and Australia: J. Bevan Todd. the Training of Forest Workers, a subsidiary of the Belgium : Jules Woulbroun. Timber Committee. Brazil: Eurico Penteado, Chairman. Canada: John R. Downs. The principal representatives to the twelfth session Chile: Alfonso Grez. of the Commission, held at Geneva from 29 April China: Kan Lee. to 16 May 1957, were as follows: Denmark: Mrs. N. Wright. Albania: Mufit Sejko. Egypt: M. A. Anis. Austria: Bruno Kreisky. France: Georges Henri Janton. Belgium: Pierre A. Forthomme. Greece: Costa Caranicas, Vice-Chairman. Bulgaria: Eugene G. Kamenov. India: Balachandra Rajan. Byelorussian SSR: F. L. Kokhonov. Indonesia : Mr. Nuradi. Czechoslovakia: Karel Kurka. Pakistan: Ahmed Zahiruddin. Denmark: Jens Otto Krag. Poland: Lychowski Taseusz. Finland: Veikko Makkonen. Turkey: T. Menemencioglu. France: André Philip. USSR: E. C. Shershnev. Germany, Federal Republic of: Alfred Muller-Armack. Uruguay: Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat. Greece: G. Coustas. Hungary: Jeno Baczoni. REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMISSIONS Ireland: H. J. McCann. Italy: Tommaso Notarangeli, Vice-Chairman. There are three regional economic commissions: Luxembourg: Michel Rasquin. Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) Netherlands: J. Linthorst Homan. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East Norway: Arne Skaug. (ECAFE) Poland: Oskar Lange, Chairman. Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLA) Portugal: Ruy Teixeira Guerra. At its twelfth session the General Assembly recom- Romania: Valentin Steriopol. mended, by resolution 1155 (XII), that the Economic Spain: Don José Antonio de Sangroniz. and Social Council at its twenty-fifth session (15 April Sweden: Mrs. Karin Kock. 1958) give prompt and favourable consideration to the Switzerland: Friedrich Bauer. establishment of an Economic Commission for Africa. Turkey: T. Carim. The membership, principal subsidiary bodies and Ukrainian SSR: G. L. Sakhnovsky. chief representatives attending sessions of ECE, USSR: A. V. Zakharov. ECAFE, and ECLA during 1957 were as follows: United Kingdom: The Earl of Gosford. United States: Stanley C. Allyn. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Yugoslavia: Vladimir Velebit. Members: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Byelo- russian SSR, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA France, Federal Republic of Germany, Greece, AND THE FAR EAST Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Members: Afghanistan, Australia, Burma, Cambodia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Ceylon, China, France, India, Indonesia, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukrainian SSR, USSR, Republic of Korea, Laos, Federation of Malaya (on United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia. its admission to the United Nations on 17 Septem- Switzerland, not a Member of the United Nations, ber 1957), Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, participates in a consultative capacity. Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, USSR, United The Commission has established the following sub- Kingdom, United States, Viet-Nam. sidiary organs, among others: Associate Members: Hong Kong and (upon the admis- Committee on Agricultural Problems sion of the Federation of Malaya to the United Coal Committee Nations) Singapore and British Borneo. Committee on Electric Power The Commission has established the following sub- Housing Committee sidiary organs, among others: Industry and Materials Committee. Committee on Industry and Natural Resources Inland Transport Committee Committee on Trade Committee on Manpower Inland Transport Committee Steel Committee Working Party on Economic Planning and Develop- Timber Committee ments Committee on the Development of Trade Some of these bodies have set up subsidiary bodies, STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 519 including standing sub-committees and working to 29 May, were as follows: parties. For example, the Committee on Industry Argentina: Isidore Martinez. and Natural Resources has sub-committees on iron Bolivia: Hugo Moreno Cordova, Chairman. and steel, on electric power and on mineral resources Brazil: Roberto Oliveira Campos, Rapporteur. development; and the Inland Transport Committee Chile: Alejandro Hales. has inland waterway and railway sub-committees. Costa Rica: Porfirio Morera Batre. The principal representatives to the thirteenth ses- Cuba: Fausto Gamboa. sion of the Commission held at Bangkok from 18 to 28 Dominican Republic: Oscar Guaroa Ginebra. March 1957, were as follows: Ecuador: José Maria Ponce, First Vice-Chairman. El Salvador: Rolando Duarte. Members: France: Robert Buron. Afghanistan: Abdul Hai Aziz. Guatemala: Luis Melgar Larrieu, Second Vice-Chair- Australia: T. K. Critchley. man. Burma: Thiri Pyanchi U Pa Aung. Honduras: Rubén Mondragon. Cambodia: Ty Kim Sour. Mexico: Ricardo Torres Gaitân. Ceylon: P. H. William de Silva. Netherlands: P. H. Zijderveld. China: G. T. Chien. Nicaragua: José Maria Castillo. France : Pierre Abelin. Panama: Luis Felipe Clement. India: D. P. Karmarkar. Paraguay: Hermogenes Gonzales Maya. Indonesia: Mr. Siddik, Second Vice-Chairman. Peru : Augusto Morelli. Japan: Koichiro Asakai. United Kingdom: James Thyne Henderson. Korea, Republic of: Pyo Wook Han. United States: Harold M. Randall. Laos: Phagna Nith Singharaj. Uruguay: Ariosto D. Gonzalez. Nepal: Ram Chandra Malhotra. Venezuela: Leon Alfonso Pino. Netherlands: H. Jonker. New Zealand: R. L. G. Challis. STANDING COMMITTEES Pakistan: G. A. Faruqi. Philippines : Perfecto E. Laguio, First Vice-Chair- The Economic and Social Council has four stand- man. ing committees: Thailand: Rak Panyarachun, Chairman. Technical Assistance Committee USSR: P. A. Maletin. Committee on Negotiations with Inter-Governmental United Kingdom: Sir Berkeley E. F. Gage. Organizations (has not met since 1951) United States: Walter M. Kotschnig. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- Viet-Nam : Tran-Le-Quang. tions Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences. Associate Members: Hong Kong: E. S. Kirby. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE Malaya and British Borneo: Ismail bin Dato Abdul On 1 May 1957, at its twenty-third session, the Rahman. Economic and Social Council, in accordance with

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA General Assembly resolution 1036 (XI), expanded Members: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, the membership of the Technical Assistance Com- Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, mittee (TAC) as of 1 June 1957 so it would hence- El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, forth consist of: the 18 members of the Council (as Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, formerly) plus six additional members elected by the Peru, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Council from among other United Nations Members Venezuela. or members of the specialized agencies. The Economic Commission for Latin America The membership of the Technical Assistance Com- (ECLA) meets once every two years. In the years mittee for 1957 was as follows: in which it does not meet, the ECLA Committee of Members from Council: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, the Whole meets. China, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Finland, France, The Commission has established the following sub- Greece, Indonesia, Mexico, Netherlands, Pakistan, sidiary organs: Poland, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Yugoslavia. Committee on Trade Other members: Central American Economic Co-operation Committee To serve until 31 December 1958: Czechoslovakia, These Committees have established subsidiary 4 Sudan, Switzerland. bodies, including standing sub-committees and ad hoc To serve until 31 December 1959: India, Sweden, working parties. Thus, the Central American Eco- Venezuela. nomic Co-operation Committee has the Statistical Co-ordination Sub-Committee, the Central American 4 On 10 December 1957, the Council elected Moroc- Trade Sub-Committee and the Industrial Initiatives co to the Committee, to serve from 1 January to 31 Committee. December 1958 in place of Sudan, as Sudan had The principal representatives to the Commission's been elected to serve on Economic and Social Council seventh session, held at La Paz, Bolivia, from 15 as of 1 January 1958. 520 APPENDIX II

ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW GROUP OF TAC slovakia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Members: Brazil, Egypt, France, Netherlands, Pakis- Salvador, France, Federal Republic of Germany, tan, USSR, United Kingdom, United States. Greece, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela, ORGANIZATIONS Yugoslavia. The members serving on this Committee in 1957 Officers for 1957: (Brazil, China, France, Netherlands, USSR, United Chairman: M. Shafqat (Pakistan). Kingdom, United States) were all re-elected by the First Vice-Chairman: Mrs. Zena Harman (Israel) ; Economic and Social Council, on 10 December 1957, Second Vice-Chairman: Miss Lily Tongson to serve in 1958. (Philippines); Third Vice-Chairman: Dr. Lud- wik Rajchman (Poland) ; Fourth Vice-Chairman: INTERIM COMMITTEE ON PROGRAMME Mrs. Maria Elvira Lopez (Colombia). OF CONFERENCES All these officers were re-elected on 12 December Members: China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, 1957 to serve for 1958. United States. Executive Board Members for 1958: To serve until 31 December 1958: Australia, Bel- SPECIAL BODIES gium, Canada, El Salvador, Federal Republic of Germany, Italy, Pakistan, Poland, Venezuela, Under this heading may be placed the following: Yugoslavia. Permanent Central Opium Board To serve until 31 December 1959: Austria, Colom- Drug Supervisory Body bia, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Ecua- United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) dor, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Sweden, United Nations Refugee Fund (UNREF) Executive 5 Switzerland, United Kingdom. Committee Elected in 1957 to serve until 31 December 1960: Technical Assistance Board Brazil, China, France, India, Philippines, Tunisia, Administrative Committee on Co-ordination USSR, United States. Interim Co-ordinating Committee for International The Executive Board has established the following Commodity Arrangements subsidiary organs: PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD Programme Committee The Permanent Central Opium Board consists of Sub-Committee on Public Relations and Fund eight persons appointed in an individual capacity Raising for five years by the Economic and Social Council. Committee on Administrative Budget. Members in 1957: Ramon Sânchez Cornejo (Chile) ; In addition there is a UNICEF/WHO Joint Com- Chi-Kwei Liang (China); Paul Reuter (France), mittee on Health Policy (JCHP). Vice-President; Mohamed E. Rahman (India) ; Fouad Abou Zahr (Lebanon) ; Hans Fischer UNITED NATIONS REFUGEES FUND (Switzerland) ; Sir Harry Greenfield (United King- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE dom), President; Herbert L. May (United States). (See above, under GENERAL ASSEMBLY.) The terms of office of all of these members were ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE due to expire on 2 March 1958, when they were to ON CO-ORDINATION be succeeded by new board members elected by the The Administrative Committee on Co-ordination Economic and Social Council on 2 August 1957, as (ACC) consists of the Secretary-General of the follows: Ibrahim El Tersawi (Egypt), Sir Harry United Nations, as Chairman, and the executive Greenfield (United Kingdom), George Joachimoglu heads of the following specialized agencies: Inter- (Greece), Vladimir Kusevic (Yugoslavia), Estefanus national Labour Organisation (ILO), Food and Looho (Indonesia), Herbert L. May (United States), Agriculture Organization (FAO), United Nations Décio Parreiras (Brazil), Paul Reuter (France). Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization DRUGS SUPERVISORY BODY (UNESCO), World Health Organization (WHO), The Supervisory Body consists of four members International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- (until June 1958), as follows: ment (BANK), International Monetary Fund Appointed by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs: ( FUND ), International Civil Aviation Organization Colonel C. H. L. Sharman (Canada), President. (ICAO), Universal Postal Union (UPU), Interna- Appointed by Permanent Central Opium Board: Her- tional Telecommunication Union (ITU), World bert L. May (United States). Meteorological Organization (WMO). Appointed by the World Health Organization Arrangements have been made, too, for the Inter- (WHO): Hans Fischer (Switzerland), Vice-Presi- national Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to take part dent; Sedat Tavat (Turkey). in the work of ACC. In 1957, the Bank's representative also participated UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND Executive Director: Maurice Pate. 5 Until 31 December 1958, when it will be replaced Executive Board Members for 1957: Australia, Aus- by the Executive Committee of the Programme of the tria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Czecho- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 521 in the work of the Committee on behalf of the Presi- gramme and are not titular members of the Board, dent of the International Finance Corporation (IFC). they are invited to participate in the meetings of the Representatives of the United Nations Korean Board and to co-operate fully in promoting the objec- Relief Agency (UNKRA), the United Nations Chil- tives of the Programme. dren's Fund (UNICEF), the United Nations High Executive Chairman: David Owen. Commissioner for Refugees, and the secretariat of the Contracting Parties to the General Agreement INTERIM-CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), and the Executive INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY ARRANGEMENTS Chairman of the Technical Assistance Board have Edwin McCarthy, Chairman (nominated by the con- also attended ACC meetings. tracting parties to GATT) Georges Peter (appointed by the Secretary-General TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD for his experience with non-agricultural primary The Technical Assistance Board (TAB) consists of commodities ) an Executive Chairman and the executive heads, or Walter Miller (appointed by the Secretary-General their representatives, of the organizations sharing in for his experience in problems of less developed the funds for the Expanded Programme of Technical countries whose economies depend on production Assistance (United Nations, ILO, FAO, UNESCO, and international marketing of primary com- WHO, ICAO, ITU, WMO). Although the Inter- modities) national Bank and the International Monetary Fund R. H. Roberts and T. C. Robinson (alternate) (nomi- do not share in the funds for the Expanded Pro- nated by FAO)

THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL The Trusteeship Council consists of the following: pier Hamilton (Australia) ; U Tin Maung (Burma) ; Members of the United Nations administering Trust Jeaa Cédile (France). Territories. Permanent members of the Security Council which STANDING COMMITTEES do not administer Trust Territories. The Trusteeship Council has two standing com- As many other members elected for a three-year mittees, as follows: term by the General Assembly as will ensure that the membership of the Council is equally divided STANDING COMMITTEE ON between United Nations Members which administer ADMINISTRATIVE UNIONS Trust Territories and Members which do not. Chairman: Rikhi Jaipal (India). Members: Guatemala, India, New Zealand, United The following were the members of the Council States. during 1957: Members administering Trust Territories: Australia, On 10 July 1957, India resigned, being replaced Belgium, France, Italy, New Zealand, United King- by Burma. dom, United States. STANDING COMMITTEE ON PETITIONS Permanent members of the Security Council not ad- Elected at end of 18th session, to serve until end of ministering Trust Territories: China, USSR. 19th session: Belgium, Burma, China, France, Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Burma, USSR, United States. Guatemala, Syria. Elected at 19th session, to serve until end of 20th Elected to serve until 31 December 1959: Haiti, India. session: Belgium, China, France, Guatemala, USSR, (For list of representatives, see APPENDIX IV.) United Kingdom. The officers of the Council during 1957 were: Elected at end of 20th session, to serve until end of 21st session: China, France, India, Italy, USSR, NINETEENTH SESSION United Kingdom. President: Rafik Asha (Syria). Vice-President: Remigio Danilo Grille (Italy). AD HOC COMMITTEES

TWENTIETH SESSION AND In addition to drafting committees, the following SEVENTH SPECIAL SESSION ad hoc committees either met or were established dur- President: John Douglas Lloyd Hood (Australia). ing 1957:

Vice-President: Emilio Arenales Catalan (Guatemala). COMMITTEE ON RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Subsidiary organs reporting to the Trusteeship OF THE TRUST TERRITORIES Council are standing committees, ad hoc committees Chairman: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti). and visiting missions. Members: China, France, Haiti, India, United King- VISITING MISSION dom, United States. On 11 July 1957, Haiti, India and the United States UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO EAST resigned, whereupon the Trusteeship Council decided AFRICAN TRUST TERRITORIES IN 1957 to reduce the size of the Committee to four members, Members: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti) ; Robert Na- China, France, Guatemala and the United Kingdom. 522 APPENDIX II

COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMMITTEE ON CLASSIFICATION CAMEROONS UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION OF COMMUNICATIONS Members: India, United States. This Committee was set up on 8 July 1957, at the Trusteeship Council's twentieth session, to determine, COMMITTEE ON PROCEDURES REGARDING PETITIONS with the aid of the United Nations Secretariat, the On 10 April 1957, at its nineteenth session, the provisional classification of communications received Trusteeship Council established a four-member com- from Trust Territories. It was set up as a temporary mittee, to be nominated by the Council's President, measure, subject to review after a year and without to study the Council's procedures with regard to peti- prejudice to existing rules of procedure, for handling tions, to suggest possible improvements and to report communications and petitions. to the twentieth session. Members (serving until end of 21st session) : Belgium, Members: Belgium, Guatemala, Haiti, Italy. Syria.

THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

The Court consists of 15 judges elected for nine-year PARTIES TO THE COURT'S STATUTE terms by the General Assembly and the Security All Members of the United Nations are ipso facto Council, voting independently. parties to the Statute of the International Court The judges of the Court serving from 15 July of Justice. The following non-member States have 1956, in order of precedence, with the year their also become parties to the Court's Statute: Liech- term of office ends, are as follows: tenstein, San Marino and Switzerland. End of Judge, Term Nationality STATES ACCEPTING COMPULSORY Green Hackworth, President 1961 American JURISDICTION OF THE COURT Abdel Hamid Badawi, Vice- 1958 Egyptian Declarations made by the following States accept- President ing the Court's compulsory jurisdiction6 (or made José Gustavo Guerrero 1964 Salvadorian under the Statute of the Permanent Court of Inter- Jules Basdevant 1964 French national Justice and deemed to be an acceptance Bohdan Winiarski 1958 Polish of the jurisdiction of the International Court for Milovan Zoricic 1958 Yugoslav the period for which they still have to run) were Helge Klaestad 1961 Norwegian in force at the end of 1957: Australia, Cambodia, John E. Read 1958 Canadian Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Enrique C. Armand-Ugon 1961 Uruguayan Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Haiti, Hon- Feodor Ivanovich Kojevnikov 1961 Russian duras, Israel, Liberia, , Luxembourg, Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan 1961 Pakistani Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nor- Sir Hersch Lauterpacht 1964 British way, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay,7 Philippines, Por- Lucio M. Moreno Quintana 1964 Argentinian tugal, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Union of Roberto Cordova 1964 Mexican South Africa, United Kingdom, United States, Uru- V. K. Wellington Koo 1958 Chinese guay.

Registrar. Julio Ló pezOlivá n. ORGANS AUTHORIZED TO REQUEST ADVISORY Deputy-Registrar. Jean Garnier-Coignet. OPINIONS FROM THE COURT On 1 October 1957, the General Assembly and the Authorized in the Charter to request opinions on any Security Council, voting independently, re-elected legal questions: General Assembly, Security Council. Judges Abdel Hamid Badawi, V. K. Wellington Koo Authorized by the General Assembly in accordance and Bohdan Winiarski, each for nine years beginning with the Charter to request opinions on legal ques- 6 February 1958, to fill the vacancies occurring on tions arising within the scope of their activities: the expiration of their terms of office. At the same Economic and Social Council; Trusteeship Council; time, two new judges were elected for the same Interim Committee of the General Assembly; Inter- period, Sir Percy Spender (Australian) and Jean Spiropoulos (Greek), to fill vacancies occurring on 6 the expiration of the terms of office of Judges Read In 1957 Israel, the United Kingdom, and the and Zoricic. United States instituted proceedings before the Court against Bulgaria in connexion with an aerial incident CHAMBER OF SUMMARY PROCEDURE of 27 July 1955. The applicants in these three cases (as elected by the Court on 6 May 1957) relied on a declaration made by Bulgaria in 1921 Members: accepting the compulsory jurisdiction of the Per- President Green Hackworth. manent Court of International Justice and contended Vice-President Abdel Hamid Badawi. that that declaration became effective as an accept- Judges José Gustavo Guerrero, Jules Basdevant and ance of the compulsory jurisdiction of the Inter- Bohdan Winiarski. national Court of Justice upon Bulgaria's admission Substitutes: to United Nations membership in December 1955. Judges Helge Klaestad and Enrique C. Armand- 7 Paraguay's declaration, made without limitation, Ugon. was withdrawn by Paraguay on 26 April 1938. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 523 national Atomic Energy Agency; International for Reconstruction and Development; International Labour Organisation; Food and Agriculture Organ- Finance Corporation; International Monetary Fund; ization of the United Nations; United Nations International Civil Aviation Organization; Inter- Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization; national Telecommunication Union; World Mete- World Health Organization; International Bank orological Organization.

PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT (As of 31 December 1957)

Secretary-General: Dag Hammarskjold. Chief, Technical Assistance Recruitment Services: W. P. Barrett. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OFFICE OF THE UNDER-SECRETARIES WITHOUT DEPARTMENT Executive Assistant to the Secretary-General: Andrew W. Cordier. Under-Secretaries: Ralph J. Bunche, Anatoly F. Special Assistant in Charge of Special Unit: Alfred Dobrynin. G. Katzin. Chief Editor: Meurig Evans. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL AND Special Assistant to the Executive Assistant: Léo SECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS Malania. Chief, General Assembly Section and Personal Assist- Under-Secretary: Dragoslav Protitch. ant to the Secretary-General: Lennart Finnmark. Director, Political Affairs Division: Alfonso Garcia Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Claude Robles (until 2 April 1957; position vacant as of de Kemoularia. 31 December 1957). Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Her- Chief, General Problems and Procedures of Pacific nando Samper. Settlements Section: Sanford Schwarz. Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General: Shiv K. Assistant Director, Chief, Regional Affairs and Ser- Shastri. vices to Commissions Section: William M. Jordan. Chief, Protocol and Liaison Section: Jehan de Noue. Director, Council and Committee Services Division: T. G. Narayanan. INDEPENDENT UNITS Chief, Section for Security Council Affairs: Lev (reporting to the Executive Office Emelianov. of the Secretary-General) Assistant Director, Chief, Section for Political Com- Health Service. Medical Director: Dr. Szeming Sze. mittees: Feng Yang Chai. Internal Audit Service. Director: Frode Hansen. Chief, Atomic Energy Section: Otto Frey. OFFICE OF LEGAL AFFAIRS Chief, Conventional Armaments and Enforcement Measures Section: William Epstein. The Legal Counsel: Constantin A. Stavropoulos. Deputy Director of the Office of the Legal Counsel: DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND W. W. Cox. SOCIAL AFFAIRS Director, General Legal Division: Oscar Schachter. Deputy Director, General Legal Division: Marc Under-Secretary: Philippe de Seynes. Schreiber Deputy Under-Secretary: W. Martin Hili. Director, Codification Division: Yuen-li Liang. Director, Bureau of Economic Affairs: Sune L. Carlson. Assistant Director in Charge of Fiscal and Financial OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER Branch: Henry S. Bloch. Assistant Director in Charge of Resources and In- Controller: Bruce R. Turner. dustry Branch: John N. Reedman. Deputy Controller: William McCaw. Assistant Director in Charge of Economic Survey Chief, Budget Division: A. E. Lethbridge. Branch: Jacob L. Mosak. Chief, Accounts Division: Pieter G. J. Kien. Director, Statistical Office: William R. Leonard. Treasurer: Noel Monod. Deputy Director, Statistical Office: P. J. Loftus. OFFICE OF PERSONNEL Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: Miss Julia Hender- son. Director of Personnel: J. A. G. Robertson (until 23 Assistant Director in Charge of Housing, Building December 1957). and Planning Branch: Ernest Weissmann. Acting Director of Personnel: John McDiarmid. Assistant Director in Charge of Population Branch: Chief, Rules and Procedures Section: Charles P. John Durand. Holmes. Assistant Director in Charge of Community Develop- Chief, Departmental and Staff Services: F. P. E. ment and Social Welfare Groups: Zahir Ahmed. Green. Director, Division of Human Rights: John P. Hum- Acting Chief, Placement Services: A. D. Vieira. phrey. 524 APPENDIX II Deputy Director, Division of Human Rights: Egon Principal Secretary, United Nations Advisory Council Schwelb. for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian Chief, Status of Women Section: Mrs. Mary Tenison- Administration: Taylor G. Shore. Woods. Deputy Director, Transport and Communications Divi- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INFORMATION sion: M. H. Higgins. Under-Secretary: Ahmed S. Bokhari. Director, Division of Narcotic Drugs: Gilbert Yates. Director, External and Specialized Agencies Service: Secretary, Economic and Social Council: Mehdi Vakil. V. J. G. Stavridi. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Director, Press and Publications Division: Wilder Executive Secretary: Sakari Tuomioja. Foote. Deputy Executive Secretary: A. G. Stetsenko. Chief, Press Services: Matthew Gordon. Director, Research and Planning Division: Frederick Director, Radio and Visual Services Division: Peter Strauss. Aylen. Director, Steel, Engineering and Housing Division: A. Deputy Director, Radio and Visual Services Division: F. Ewing. Franco Passigli. Director, Energy Division: P. Sevette. Director, Public Liaison and Distribution Division: Director, Transport Division: P. Le Vert. G. J. Janecek. Director, ECE/FAO Agriculture Division: P. Sinard. UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION Director, ECE/FAO Timber Division: E. Glesinger. CENTRES AND OFFICES

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST Athens. Director: James B. Orrick. Executive Secretary: G. V. Narasimhan. Bangkok. Information Officer: César Ortiz-Tinoco. Deputy Executive Secretary: U Nyun. . Director: Milan Hofman Chief, Research and Planning Division: John H. G. Bogota. Director: Jorge Viteri de la Huerta. Pierson. Buenos Aires. Director: L. Bertrand Ges. Chief, Bureau of Flood Control and Water Resources Cairo. Director: John King Gordon. Development: Shen-Yi. Copenhagen. Director: Jan Gunnar Lindstrom. Chief, Industry and Trade Division: (vacant). Djakarta. Information Officer: Nazri M. Rashed. Chief, Transport Division: M. S. Ahmad. Geneva. Director: W. Gibson-Parker. Chief, ECAFE/FAO Agriculture Division: E. M. . Director: A. Faryar. Ojala. . Director: George Ivan Smith. Chief, Social Affairs Division: M. Raja-Nayagam. The Hague. Information Officer: Erwin Baum- garten. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA Manila. Information Officer: Martin A. Arostegui. Executive Secretary: Raul Prebisch. Mexico. Director: Miguel A. Marin. Deputy Executive Secretary: Louis Swenson. Monrovia. Director: B. Leitgeber. Director, Office in Mexico: Victor L. Urquidi. . Acting Director: Sergey G. Bratchikov. Chief, Economic Development Division: Jorge Ahu- . Director: Eugenio Soler-Alonso. mada. . Director: David Blickenstaff. Chief, Industrial Development Division: Carlos Quin- Prague. Director: Arnost Bares. tana. Rio de Janeiro. Director: Georges S. Rabinovitch. Chief, Social Affairs Division: Gustavo Duran. Santiago. Information Officer: Antonio Ramos Oli- Chief, ECLA/FAO Joint Programme: Alfredo Saco. veira. Chief, Programme of Energy and Water Resources: Sydney. Director: A. H. W. Williams. Adolfo Dorfman. Teheran. Director: Olav Rytter. Chief, Transport Programme: Jules De Kock. Washington. Director: Brian Meredith. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF CONFERENCE SERVICES Director-General: Hugh L. Keenleyside. U'nder-Secretary: Victor Hoo. Deputy Director-General: Gustavo Martinez Cabanas. Director, Language and Meetings Service: Georges Acting Director, Programme Division: Myer Cohen. Peissel. Acting Director, Public Administration Division: Fre- Director, Library: R. Borba de Moraes. derick J. Tickner. Chief, Editorial Control: Romain Godet. DEPARTMENT OF TRUSTEESHIP AND OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES INFORMATION FROM NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES Director: David B. Vaughan. Director, Communications and Records Service: Byron Under-Secretary: Benjamin A. Cohen. F. Wood. Director, Division of Trusteeship: H. A. Wieschhoff. Chief, Purchase and Transportation Service: Carey Acting Deputy Director, Division of Trusteeship: José Seward. A. Correa. Chief, Buildings Management Service: Frank M. Deputy Director, Division of Information from Non- Begley. Self-Governing Territories: Arnold V. Kunst. Chief, Field Operations Service: George Lansky. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 525 EUROPEAN OFFICE OF THE UNITED Jordan. Resident Representative: N. G. Abhyankar. NATIONS, GENEVA Lebanon. Officer-in-Charge; Liaison Office of TAB: George Berouti. Director Representing the Secretary-General: Adrian Liberia. TAB Correspondent: H. H. Grantham. Pelt. Libya. Resident Representative: H. L. Spence. Deputy Director: Georges M. Palthey. Mexico, Central America and Panama. Regional Chief, Administrative and Financial Services: Paul Representative: R. Etchats. Coidan. Morocco. Special Representative of the Executive UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND Chairman: M. Perez-Guerrero. Nepal. TAB Correspondent: W. G. Schulthess. HEADQUARTERS Pakistan. Acting Resident Representative: Jean Executive Director: Maurice Pate. Taupin. Deputy Executive Director (Operations): Eric J. R. Paraguay. Resident Representative: M. Albornoz. Heyward. Peru. Acting Resident Representative: E. Albertal. Deputy Executive Director (Programmes): Mrs. A. Philippines. Resident Representative: C. Hart Schaaf. Sinclair. Somaliland, Trust Territory of. TAB Correspondent: Deputy Executive Director (Planning): Dr. Georges Taylor C. Shore. Sicault. Sudan. Resident Representative: Rahat Bokari. Chief, Administrative Division: John T. Birckhead. Thailand. Regional Representative: Sir Alexander Comptroller: Stanley Sroka. MacFarquhar. Chief, Supply Division: E. T. Bridgwater. Tunisia. Special Representative of the Executive Chief, Public Information Division: Mrs. P. L. Chairman: M. Perez-Guerrero. Hartwell. Turkey. Resident Representative: Charles Weitz. Chief Reports Officer: John J. Charnow. Uruguay. Officer-in-Charge: Joan Anstee. Chief Medical Advisor: Dr. I. C. Yuan. Venezuela. TAB Correspondent: J. J. Gallagher. Food Conservation Co-ordinator: Donald R. Sabin. Yugoslavia. Representative: J. R. Symonds. FAO Advisor: Dr. J. M. Hundley. JOINT SECRETARIAT OF THE PERMANENT UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICES CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD AND DRUGS Asia. Regional Director: S. M. Keeny. SUPERVISORY BODY Africa and Europe. Regional Director: Charles A. Egger. Secretary, Permanent Central Opium Board: Louis The Americas. Regional Director: Robert L. Davée. Atzenwiler. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD JOINT STAFF PENSION BOARD AND UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE Executive Chairman: David Owen. Secretary, Joint Staff Pension Board: J. Isaac-Georges. Senior Director: Laurence Michelmore. Director, Programme Division: Sudhir Sen. UNITED NATIONS KOREAN Acting Director, Administration Division: R. B. Sted- RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY man. KOREAN HEADQUARTERS FIELD PERSONNEL Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter, Afghanistan. Resident Representative: D. Hopkinson. USA (Retired). Argentina. Officer-in-Charge: John Foster. Deputy Agent-General: Brigadier-General Harold E. Bolivia. Resident Representative: A. Oropeza-Cas- Eastwood, USA (Retired). tillo. Executive Officer, Office of the Agent-General: Cyril Brazil. Resident Representative: H. Laurentie. H. Perry. Burma. Resident Representative: D. Masuric. Chief, Operations Division: Brigadier-General Harold Ceylon. Resident Representative: J. N. Corry. E. Eastwood, USA (Retired). Chile. Resident Representative: B. F. Osorio-Tafall. Chief, Supply Division: Cyril H. Perry. Colombia. Resident Representative: Warren Cornwell. Chief, Budget and Finance Division (and Deputy Ecuador. Resident Representative: A. Balinski. Comptroller): Verda Welch. Egypt. Resident Representative: Taghi Nasr. Chief, Public Information Division: Elma Ferguson. Ethiopia. Resident Representative: T. Lilliefelt. Europe (Geneva). Liaison Office of TAB: Branko HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT, NEW YORK Lukac. Comptroller: James McLean. Ghana. Resident Representative: Wilfrid Benson. AMERICAN REGIONAL OFFICE Haiti. Resident Representative: Albert Le Bel. Chief of Office: John L. Thurston. India. Resident Representative: James Keen. Chief, Division of Procurement: Brigadier-General Indonesia. Resident Representative: A. Rosenborg. Andrew C. Tychsen, USA (Retired). Iran. Resident Representative: Thomas F. Power. Iraq. Resident Representative: Arnljot Engh. TOKYO LIAISON AND PROCUREMENT OFFICE Israel. Resident Representative: Eric Ward. Officer in Charge: Wesley C. Phipps. 526 APPENDIX II UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS Assistant Director, Department of Administration and AGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES Services: Bernardus T. Twigt. IN THE NEAR EAST Assistant Director, Department of Operations: Thomas Director: Henry R. Labouisse. Jamieson. Deputy Director: Leslie J. Carver. Comptroller: Lloyd Callow. General Counsel: Jean-Flavien Lalive. Executive Assistant to the Director: Sherwood G. Moe. APPENDIX III MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AT ITS RESUMED ELEVENTH SESSION AND TWELFTH REGULAR SESSION

RESUMED ELEVENTH SESSION, 10-14 SEPTEMBER 1957 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 67. Question considered by the second emergency Plenary meetings, 669-677. Resolution 1133(XJ). special session of the General Assembly from 4 to 10 November 1956. 2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation. Plenary meeting, 677.

TWELFTH REGULAR SESSION, 18 SEPTEMBER—14 DECEMBER 1957 1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the Plenary meeting, 678. delegation of Thailand. 2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation. Plenary meetings, 678, 731. 3. Credentials of representatives to the twelfth ses- Plenary meetings 678, 726. Resolution 1183(XII). sion of the General Assembly: (a) Appointment of the Credentials Committee; (b) Report of the Credentials Committee. 4. Election of the President. Plenary meeting 678. 5. Constitution of the Main Committees and elec- First Committee meetings 864, 865. Special Political tion of officers. Committee meetings 42, 43. Second Committee meet- ings, 452, 453. Third Committee meetings 762, 763. Fourth Committee meetings 650, 651. Fifth Commit- tee meetings 597, 598. Sixth Committee meetings 507, 508. Plenary meeting 679. 6. Election of vice-presidents.1 Plenary meeting 679. 7. Notification by the Secretary-General under Plenary meeting 682. Article 12, paragraph 2, of the Charter. 8. Adoption of the agenda. General Committee meetings 111-116. Plenary meet- ings 682, 684, 686, 688, 696, 702, 705, 706. 9. Opening of General Debate. Plenary meetings 680-683, 685-694, 697-703. 10. Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization. 11. Report of the Security Council. Plenary meeting 728. Resolution 1193 (XII). 12. Report of the Economic and Social Council. Second Committee meetings 454-480, 490, 491. Third Committee meetings 764-779. Fifth Committee meet- ing 645. Plenary meetings 722, 723, 730. Resolutions U55-n58(XII), 1160-1164(XII), 1220(XII). 13. Report of the Trusteeship Council. Fourth Committee meetings 652, 667, 668, 670, 683, 691, 692, 700, 701, 714-734, 736. Plenary meeting 729. Resolutions 1205-1211 (XII). 14. Election of three non-permanent members of the Plenary meeting 695. Security Council.

1See also under Item 67, below. 528 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 15. Election of six members of the Economic and Plenary meeting 695. Social Council. 16. Election of five members of the International Plenary meetings 695, 696. Court of Justice. 17. Appointment of the Secretary-General of the Plenary meetings 690, 731. Resolution 1229(XII). United Nations. 18. Draft relationship agreement between the United Plenary meeting 715. Resolutions 1145(XII), 1146 Nations and the International Atomic Energy (XII). Agency : report of the Advisory Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. 19. Question of amending the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 74, 75. Plenary Charter in accordance with the procedure laid meeting 728. Resolution 1190(XII). 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. 20. Question of amending the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 74, 75. Plenary Charter in accordance with the procedure laid meeting 728. Resolution 1190(XII). down in Article 108 of the Charter, to increase the membership of the Economic and Social Council. 21. Question of amending the Statute of the Inter- Special Political Committee meetings 74, 75. Plenary national Court of Justice, in accordance with meeting 728. Resolution 1190(XII). 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 in- crease in the number of judges of the Interna- tional Court of Justice. 22. Report of the Committee on Arrangements for a Plenary meeting 705. Resolution 1136(XII). Conference for the Purpose of Reviewing the Charter. 23. The Korean question: report of the United Na- First Committee meetings 894, 899-904. Plenary meet- tions Commission on the Unification and Reha- ing 724. Resolution 1180 (XII). bilitation of Korea. 24. Regulation, limitation and balanced reduction of General Committee meetings 111, 113. First Com- all armed forces and all armaments; conclusion mittee meetings 865-893. Plenary meetings 696, 715- of an international convention (treaty) on the 719. Resolutions 1148-1150(XII). reduction of armaments and the prohibition of atomic, hydrogen and other weapons of mass destruction : (a) Report of the Disarmament Commission; ( b ) Expansion of the membership of the Dis- armament Commission and of its Sub- Committee ; (c) Collective action to inform and enlighten the peoples of the world as to the dangers of the armaments race, and particularly as to the destructive effects of modern weapons ; ( d ) Discontinuance under international control of tests of atomic and hydrogen weapons. 25. Admission of new Members to the United Special Political Committee meetings 44-49. Plenary Nations. meetings 678, 709. Resolutions 1134(XII), 1144 (XII). 26. Report of the Director of the United Nations Special Political Committee meetings 64-73, 75-79. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees Plenary meeting 728. Resolution 1191 (XII). in the Near East. 27. Report of the Agent General of the United Second Committee meetings 490, 491, 494. Plenary Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency. meeting 723. Resolution 1159(XII). 28. Economic development of under-developed coun- Second Committee meetings 492-510. Plenary meet- tries. Question of the establishment of a Special ing 730. Resolutions 1217-1219(XII). United Nations Fund for Economic Develop- ment: final and supplementary reports of the MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 529 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken Ad Hoc Committee, and recommendations of the Economic and Social Council. 29. Programmes of technical assistance: Second Committee meetings 471, 479-489, 497, 502. (a) Report of the Economic and Social Council; Plenary meeting 730. Resolutions 1214-1216(XII). (b) Confirmation of allocation of funds under the Expanded Programme of Technical As- sistance. 30. Report of the United Nations High Commissioner Third Committee meetings 800-809, 816. Plenary for Refugees. meeting 723. Resolutions 1166(XII), 1167(XII). 31. Review of the arrangements for the Office of Third Committee meetings 800-809, 816. Plenary the United Nations High Commissioner for meeting 723. Resolution 1165(XII). Refugees. 32. Recommendations concerning international re- Third Committee meetings 821-827. Plenary meeting spect for the right of peoples and nations to self- 727. Resolution 1188 (XU). determination. 33. Draft International Covenants on Human Third Committee meetings 779-799, 809-821, 834. Rights. Plenary meeting 727. 34. Draft Convention on Freedom of Information: Third Committee meetings 828-834. Plenary meeting report of the Economic and Social Council. 727. Resolution 1189 (XII). 35. Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories Fourth Committee meetings 670-694, 700, 701, 712, transmitted under Article 73e of the Charter: 734. Fifth Committee meeting 624. Sixth Com- reports of the Secretary-General and of the Com- mittee meetings 529, 538-544. Plenary meeting 722. mittee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Resolutions 1152-1154(XII). Territories : (a) Information on economic conditions; (b) Information on other conditions; ( c ) General questions relating to the transmis- sion and examination of information; (d) Offers of study and training facilities under resolutions 845(IX), of 22 November 1954, and 931 (X), of 8 November 1955; ( e ) Methods of reproducing summaries of in- formation concerning Non-Self-Governing Territories: report of the Secretary-General. 36. Election to fill vacancies in the membership of Fourth Committee meetings 687, 724, 725. Plenary the Committee on Information from Non-Self- meeting 729. Governing Territories. 37. The future of Togoland under French adminis- Fourth Committee meetings 651, 652, 655, 659, 672, tration: report of the Trusteeship Council. 694-714,717. Fifth Committee meeting 629. Plenary meetings 724, 727, 730. Resolution 1182(XII). 38. Question of South West Africa: Fourth Committee meetings 651-669, 672, 679, 736. (a) Report of the Committee on South West Fifth Committee meeting 609. Plenary meetings 709, Africa ; 714. Resolutions 1138-1143(XII). (b) Study of legal action to ensure the fulfil- ment of the obligations assumed by the Mandatory Power under the Mandate for South West Africa: special report of the Committee on South West Africa; ( c ) Election of three members of the Com- Fourth Committee meetings 687, 725, 729. Plenary mittee on South West Africa. meeting 729. 39. Question of the frontier between the Trust Ter- Fourth Committee meetings 734, 735, 737-740. ritory of Somaliland under Italian administra- Plenary meeting 730. Resolution 1213 (XII). tion and Ethiopia: reports of the Governments of Ethiopia and of Italy. 40. Supplementary estimates for the financial year Fifth Committee meeting 633, 645. Plenary meet- 1957. ing 731. Resolution 1222 (XII). 41. Budget estimates for the financial year 1958. Fifth Committee meetings 606-626, 635-638, 640-643, 645-648. Plenary meetings 723, 729, 731. Resolu- tions 1177(XII), 1202(XII), 1203(XII), 1221 (XII), 1230-1235(XII). 42. Appointments to fill vacancies in the member- ship of subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly. 530 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken (a) Advisory Committee on Administrative and Fifth Committee meetings 608, 640, 645. Plenary Budgetary Questions; meetings 723, 729. Resolutions 1173(XII), 1194 (XII). (b) Committee on Contributions; Fifth Committee meetings 628, 640, 645. Plenary meeting 729. Resolution 1195(XII). ( c ) Board of Auditors; Fifth Committee meeting 622. Plenary meeting 723. Resolution 1174 (XII). (d) Investments Committee: confirmation of the Fifth Committee meeting 608. Plenary meeting 723. appointment made by the Secretary-General ; Resolution 117 5 (XII). ( e ) United Nations Administrative Tribunal Fifth Committee meeting 622. Plenary meeting 723. Resolution 1176 (XII). (f) United Nations Staff Pension Committee General Committee meeting 111. Fifth Committee meetings 640, 645. Plenary meeting 729. Resolution 1196 (XII). 43. Report of the Negotiating Committee for Extra- Fifth Committee meetings 638, 645. Plenary meeting Budgetary Funds. 729. Resolution 1197(XII). 44. Scale of assessments for the apportionment of Fifth Committee meetings 599-605, 631, 632, 646. the expenses of the United Nations: report of Plenary meetings 705, 731. Resolutions 1137(XII), the Committee on Contributions. 1223 (XII). 45. United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: Fifth Committee meetings 634, 635, 645. Plenary (a) Annual report of the United Nations Staff meeting 729. Resolutions 1199-1201 (XII). Pension Board; (b) Report of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board on the fourth actuarial valu- ation of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund as of 30 September 1956, and second review of the basic tables of the Fund. 46. Audit reports relating to expenditure by spe- Fifth Committee meetings 618, 622. Plenary meeting cialized agencies of technical assistance funds 723. Resolution 1168(XII). allocated from the Special Account. 47. Review of audit procedures of the United Nations Fifth Committee meetings 618, 622. Plenary meeting and the specialized agencies. 723. 48. Administrative and budgetary co-ordination be- Fifth Committee meetings 643, 646. Plenary meeting tween the United Nations and the specialized 729. Resolution 1198(XII). agencies: reports of the Secretary-General and of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. 49. Financial reports and accounts and reports of Fifth Committee meetings 618, 622. Plenary meeting the Board of Auditors: 723. Resolution 1169-1172(XII). (a) United Nations (for the financial year ended 31 December 1956) ; (b) United Nations Children's Fund (for the financial year ended 31 December 1957) ; ( c ) United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (for the financial year ended 30 June 1957); (d) United Nations Refugee Fund (for the financial year ended 31 December 1956). 50. Offer by the Government of Chile of land in Fifth Committee meetings 639, 640, 648. Plenary Santiago to be used as office site for the United meeting 731. Resolution 1224(XII). Nations and other international organizations. 51. Personnel questions: (a) United Nations salary, allowance and bene- Fifth Committee meetings 626-628, 646. Plenary fits system: outstanding questions from the meeting 731. Resolution 1225(XII). eleventh session; (b) Question of the geographical distribution of Fifth Committee meetings 629, 630, 632, 633, 646. the staff of the Secretariat of the United Plenary meeting 731. Resolution 1226(XII). Nations: report of the Secretary-General; ( c ) Question of the proportion of fixed-term Fifth Committee meetings 629, 630, 632, 633, 646. staff: report of the Secretary-General; Plenary meeting 731. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 531 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken (d) Review of the staff regulations and the Fifth Committee meetings 628, 646. Plenary meeting principles and standards progressively ap- 731. Resolution 1227(XII). plied thereto: report of the Secretary-Gen- eral; (e) Proposal to amend article 9 of the Statute Fifth Committee meetings 628, 646. Plenary meeting of the United Nations Administrative Trib- 731. unal: report of the Secretary-General. 52. United Nations International School: report of Fifth Committee meetings 636, 644, 645, 648. Plenary the Secretary-General. meeting 731. Resolution 1228 ( XII). 53. Report of the International Law Commission on Sixth Committee meetings 509-513, 528, 529, 547. the work of its ninth session. Plenary meeting 727. Resolution 1185(XII). 54. Question of defining aggression: report of the Sixth Committee meetings 514-528, 530-538. Plenary 1956 Special Committee. meeting 724. Resolution 1181 (XII). 55. Draft Code of Offences against the Peace and Sixth Committee meetings 544-547. Plenary meeting Security of Mankind. 727. Resolution 1186 (XII). 56. International criminal jurisdiction. Sixth Committee meetings 546, 547. Plenary meeting 727. Resolution 1187(XII). 57. Effects of atomic radiation. First Committee meetings 894-898. Plenary meeting 715. Resolution 1147(X1I). 58. The Cyprus question. General Committee meeting 111. First Committee meetings 927-934. Plenary meetings 682, 731. 59. The question of Algeria. General Committee meeting 111. First Committee meetings 913-926. Plenary meeting 726. Resolution

60. The question of race conflict in South Africa General Committee meeting 111. Special Political resulting from the policies of apartheid of the Committee meetings 50-57. Plenary meetings 682, Government of the Union of South Africa. 723. Resolution 1178 (XII). 61. Treatment of people of Indian origin in the General Committee meeting 111. Special Political Union of South Africa: reports of the Govern- Committee meetings 58-63. Plenary meetings 682, ments of India and of Pakistan. 723. Resolution 1179 (XII). 62. The question of West Irian (West New Guinea). General Committee meeting 111. First Committee meetings 905-912. Plenary meetings 682, 724. 63. The question of Hungary. General Committee meeting 112. Plenary meetings 684, 726, 731. 64. Clearance of the Suez Canal: report of the General Committee meeting 112. Plenary meetings Secretary-General. 686, 696, 730. Resolution 1212 (XII). 65. United Nations Emergency Force: report of the General Committee meeting 112. Fifth Committee Secretary-General. meetings 639, 646. Plenary meetings 686, 696, 720, 721, 729. Resolutions 1151 (XU), 1204(XII). 66. Declaration concerning the peaceful co-existence General Committee meeting 113. First Committee of States. meetings 894, 935-940. Plenary meeting 731. Resolu- tion 1236 (XII). 67. Question of the establishment on an ad hoc basis General Committee meetings 113, 114. Plenary of a ninth Vice-Presidency for the twelfth session meetings 702. 704. of the General Assembly. 68. Question of the composition of the General Com- General Committee meeting 115. Special Political mittee of the General Assembly. Committee meetings 49, 75, 79-83. Plenary meeting 728. Resolution 1192 (XII). 69. Complaint about threats to the security of Syria General Committee meeting 116. Plenary meetings and to international peace. 706, 708, 710-714. Other Matters Discussed Organization and closing date of the twelfth General Committee meeting 111. Plenary meeting session of the General Assembly. 682. The question of the representation of China. General Committee meeting 112. Plenary meetings 684, 686, 726. Resolution 1135(XII). The question of granting requests for hearings Fourth Committee meeting 702. from petitioners. The question of circulation of statements. Fourth Committee meeting 691. 532 APPENDIX III GENERAL DEBATE The General Debate at the opening of the Assembly's Country Meeting Date twelfth session began at the 680th plenary meeting, Liberia 685 24 Sep. on 19 September 1957, and finished at the 703rd Libya 698 2 Oct. plenary meeting, on 8 October. Representatives of Malaya, Federation of 688 25 Sep. the following 71 countries took part, speaking at the Mexico 699 3 Oct. 2 meetings listed: Morocco 694 30 Sep. Country Meeting Date Nepal 698 2 Oct. Afghanistan 688 25 Sep. Netherlands 689 26 Sep. Albania 691 27 Sep. New Zealand 683 23 Sep. Argentina 693 30 Sep. Pakistan 694 30 Sep. Australia 687 25 Sep. Panama 697 2 Oct. Austria 687 25 Sep. Paraguay 681 20 Sep. Belgium 685 24 Sep. Peru 683 23 Sep. Bolivia 690 26 Sep. Philippines 691 27 Sep. Brazil 780 19 Sep. Poland 697 2 Oct. Bulgaria 701 7 Oct. Romania 689 26 Sep. Burma 691 27 Sep. Saudi Arabia 697 2 Oct. Byelorussian SSR 693 50 Sep. Spain 699 3 Oct. Cambodia 689 26 Sep. Sudan 690 26 Sep. Canada 683 23 Sep. Syria 702 7 Oct. Ceylon 698 2 Oct. Tunisia 702 7 Oct. Chile 687 25 Sep. Turkey 692 27 Sep. China 689 26 Sep. Ukrainian SSR 700 3 Oct. Colombia 683 23 Sep. USSR 681 20 Sep. Costa Rica 692 27 Sep. United Kingdom 685 24 Sep. Cuba 697 2 Oct. United States 680 19 Sep. Czechoslovakia 686, 698 24 Sep., 2 Oct. Uruguay 685 24 Sep. Dominican Republic 686 24 Sep. Venezuela 693 30 Sep. Ecuador 691 27 Sep. Yemen 692 27 Sep. Egypt 699 3 Oct. Yugoslavia 688 25 Sep. El Salvador 690 26 Sep. The General Assembly was also addressed by the Ethiopia 693 30 Sep. following distinguished guests: France 700 3 Oct. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II, at the 707th plenary Ghana 680 19 Sep. meeting on 21 October 1957. Greece 689 26 Sep. H. M. King Mohamed V of Morocco, at the 725th Guatemala 702 7 Oct. plenary meeting on 9 December 1957. Honduras 700 3 Oct. At its 678th plenary meeting, the Assembly was Hungary 688 25 Sep. also addressed by Prince Wan Waithayakon (Presi- India 703 8 Oct. dent of the eleventh session of the General Assembly), Indonesia 700 3 Oct. Temporary President and Chairman of the Delegation Iran 25 Sep. of Thailand, and by Sir Leslie Munro, of New Iraq 700 3 Oct. Zealand, after his election as President of the twelfth Ireland 682 20 Sep. session. Israel 701 7 Oct. Italy 681 20 Sep. 2 The representatives of the following countries Japan 680 19 Sep. spoke in reply to certain statements made during the Jordan 701 7 Oct. General Debate at the following plenary meetings in- Laos 698 2 Oct. dicated in parentheses: Nicaragua (700th meeting), Lebanon 703 8 Oct. India and Portugal (703rd meeting). MEETINGS OF SECURITY COUNCIL AND MATTERS DISCUSSED IN 1957

Meeting Subject Date Meeting Subject Date 760 Election of a member of the Inter- 11 Jan. 766 Same. 30 Jan. national Court of Justice to fill 767 Same. 8 Feb. the vacancy caused by the death 768 Same. 15 Feb. of Judge Hsu Mo. 769 Same. 15 Feb. 761 The India-Pakistan question. 16 Jan. 770 Same. 18 Feb. 762 Same. 23 Jan. 771 Same. 18 Feb. 763 Same. 23 Jan. 772 Same. 20 Feb. 764 Same. 24 Jan. 773 Same. 20 Feb. 765 Same. 24 Jan. 774 Same. 21 Feb. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 533 Meeting Subject Date Meeting Subject Date 775 Admission of new Members. 7 Mar. (pri- Security Council to the General 776 Letter dated 24 April 1957 from 26 Apr. vate ) Assembly. the representative of the United 786 Admission of new Members. 5 Sep. States of America to the President 787 The Palestine question. 6 Sep. of the Security Council, relating 788 Same. 6 Sep. to the Suez Canal (item 28 of the 789 Admission of new Members. 9 Sep. list of matters of which the Security 790 Same. 9 Sep. Council is seized). 791 The India-Pakistan question. 24 Sep. 777 Same. 26 Apr. 792 Question of the recommendation 26 Sep. 778 Letter dated 15 May 1957 from the 20 May (pri- for the appointment of the Secre- representative of France addressed vate) tary-General of the United Nations. to the President of the Security 793 Election of five members of the 1 Oct. Council, relating to the Suez Canal International Court of Justice. (item 28 of the list of matters of 794 Election of one member of the In- 1 Oct. which the Security Council is ternational Court of Justice. seized). 795 The India-Pakistan question. 9 Oct. 779 Same. 21 May 796 Same. 9 Oct. 780 The Palestine question. 23 May 797 Same. 25 Oct. 781 Same. 28 May 798 Same. 29 Oct. 782 Same. 28 May 799 Same. 5 Nov. 783 Letter dated 13 August 1957 from 20 Aug. 800 Same. 11Nov. the permanent representatives of 801 Same. 13 Nov. Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, 802 Same. 15 Nov. Libya, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, 803 Same. 18 Nov. Sudan, Syria and Yemen addressed 804 Same. 20 Nov. to the President of the Security 805 Same. 21 Nov. Council. 806 The Palestine question. 22 Nov. 784 Same. 20 Aug. 807 The India-Pakistan question. 28 Nov. 785 Consideration of the Report of the 21 Aug. 808 Same. 2 Dec. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL AT ITS TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY-FOURTH SESSIONS TWENTY-THIRD SESSION, 16 APRIL—2 MAY 1957 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Election of the President and Vice-Presidents Plenary meeting 955. for 1957. 2. Adoption of the sessional agenda. Plenary meeting 955. 3. Report of the International Monetary Fund. Plenary meetings, 956, 957. Resolution 636(XXIII). 4. Report of the International Bank for Recon- Plenary meetings, 958, 959. Resolution 637(XXIII). struction and Development. 5. Economic development of under-developed coun- Economic Committee meetings 217-220. Plenary meet- tries.3 ings 960-964, 971. Resolution 649(XXIII). 6. Financing of economic development. Plenary meeting 955. 7. Report of the Transport and Communications Economic Committee meeting 216. Plenary meeting Commission (eighth session). 968. Resolution 645(XXIII). 8. Development of international travel, its present Plenary meeting 968. Resolution 644(XXIII). increasing volume and future prospects. 9. Report of the Population Commission (ninth Social Committee meetings 353, 354. Plenary meet- session). ing 967. Resolution 642 (XXIII). 10. Recommendation addressed to the Council by the Plenary meeting 966. Resolution 640(XXIII). United Nations Conference of Plenipotentiaries on a Supplementary Convention on the Aboli- tion of Slavery, the Slave Trade and Institutions and Practices Similar to Slavery. 11. Allegations regarding infringements of trade Social Committee meeting 358. Plenary meeting 970. union rights. Resolution 648(XXIII). 12. Freedom of information. Social Committee meetings 355-357. Plenary meeting 967. Resolution 643 (XXIII). 13. United Nations Children's Fund. Plenary meeting 965. Resolution 638(XXIII). 8 The Council decided, at its 955th plenary meeting, to consider General Assembly resolution 1033 A (XI), on industrialization of under-developed countries, in connexion with item 5. 534 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 14. Review of the membership of the United Nations Plenary meeting 965. Resolution 639(XXIII). Refugee Fund Executive Committee. 15. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meetings 163-165. Plenary meetings 958, 966, 967. Resolution 641 (XXIII). 16. Elections. Plenary meetings 969-971. Resolution 646 (XXIII). 17. Confirmation of members of functional commis- Plenary meeting 971. sions of the Council. 18. Financial implications of actions of the Council. Plenary meeting 971. 19. Consideration of the provisional agenda for the Plenary meeting 971. twenty-fourth session and establishment of dates for opening debate on items. 20. International commodity problems: General As- Plenary meeting 959. sembly resolution 1029(XI). 21. Question of the membership of the Technical Plenary meeting 970, 971. Resolution 647(XXIII). Assistance Committee.4 Other Matters Discussed Report of the President and the Vice-Presidents Plenary meeting 971. on the credentials of representatives to the twenty- third session of the Council. Date of meeting of the Technical Assistance Plenary meetings 967, 969. Committee. Question of the representation of China. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meeting 163. Plenary meeting 955. TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION, 2 JULY—2 AUGUST 1957 Agenda Item 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 972. 2. World economic situation: (a) Survey of the world economic situation; Economic Committee meetings 227-232. Plenary meetings 973-979, 993. Resolution 654(XXIV). (b) Consideration of the reports of the regional Economic Committee meetings 221, 222. Plenary economic commissions. meetings 973, 978, 979, 993. Resolution 665(XXIV). 3. World social situation. Social Committee meetings 368-371. Plenary meetings 984-987, 994. Resolution 663 (XXIV). 4. Development and co-ordination of the economic, Co-ordination Committee meetings 152-165. Plenary social and human rights programmes and acti- meetings 980-983, 995, 996. Resolutions 661 (XXIV), vities of the United Nations and the specialized 664 (XXIV), 665 (XXIV). agencies as a whole. (a) General review ( b ) Consideration of statements by specialized agencies of their views and activities in the field of international cultural and scientific co-operation. 5. Sources of energy as a means of economic de- Economic Committee meetings 223-226. Plenary meet- velopment. ings 972, 990. Resolution 653(XXIV). 6. Financing of economic development. Plenary meetings 990-994. Resolution 662 (XXIV). 7. International commodity problems. Economic Committee meetings 232, 233. Plenary meeting 993. Resolution 656 (XXIV). 8. Establishment of a world food reserve. Economic Committee meeting 232. Plenary meeting 993. 9. Technical assistance. Technical Assistance Committee meetings 127-149. Plenary meeting 993. Resolutions 657-660(XXIV). 10. Human rights. Social committee meetings 359-364. Plenary meeting 989. Resolution 651 (XXIV). 11. Report of the Commission on the Status of Social Committee meetings 364-367. Plenary meeting Women. 989. Resolution 652 (XXIV). 12. International control of narcotic drugs. Social Committee meetings 372-374. Plenary meeting 995. Resolution 667(XXIV). 4 Supplementary item. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 535 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 13. Annual report of the United Nations High Com- Plenary meetings 988, 989. Resolution 650(XXIV). missioner for Refugees. 14. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meetings 165-169. Plenary meeting 974. 15. Calendar of conferences for 1958. Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences meeting 39. Plenary meeting 996. 16. Financial implications of actions of the Council. Co-ordination Committee meeting 166. Plenary meet- ings 972, 995. Resolution 666(XXIV). 17. Arrangements regarding the report of the Coun- Plenary meeting 996. cil to the General Assembly. 18. Elections. Plenary meeting 996. 19. Confirmation of members of functional commis- Considered at resumed twenty-fourth session. sions of the Council. 20. Work of the Council in 1958. Considered at resumed twenty-fourth session. Other Matters Discussed Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 972.

RESUMED TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION, 10—13 DECEMBER 1957 Agenda Item 18. Elections. Plenary meeting 997. 19. Confirmation of members of functional commis- Plenary meetings 997, 998. sions of the Council. 20. Work of the Council in 1958. Plenary meeting 998. 21. Carriage of narcotic drugs in first-aid kits of Plenary meeting 997. aircraft engaged in international flight. Other Matters Discussed Opening date of the mid-year session of the Plenary meeting 998. Technical Assistance Committee.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL AT ITS NINETEENTH, TWENTIETH AND SEVENTH SPECIAL SESSIONS NINETEENTH SESSION, 14 MARCH—15 MAY 1957 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 752. 2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 784. 3. Examination of annual reports of Administering Authorities on the administration of Trust Ter- ritories: (a) Ruanda-Urundi, 1955; Plenary meetings 754-761, 789, 792, 793. (b) Cameroons under British administration, Plenary meetings 769-778, 788. 1955; (c) Cameroons under French administration, Plenary meetings 760-770, 777, 784-786, 790-792. 1955; (d) Togoland under British administration, 1955; Plenary meeting 753. (e) Togoland under French administration, 1955. Plenary meetings 777-784, 786, 789, 792, 793. 4. Examination of the petitions listed in the annex Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 403-439. to the agenda. Plenary meetings 753, 755, 756, 759-770, 777-779, 782, 784-787, 790-792. Resolutions 1656-17'11 (XIX). 5. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meetings 786, 787. Trust Territories in East Africa in 1957. 6. Administrative unions affecting Trust Territories: Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- reports of the Standing Committee on Administra- ings 94, 95. Plenary meeting 782. tive Unions. 7. Financing of the economic development plans of Plenary meetings 753, 754. the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration: report of the Mission of the In- ternational Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- 536 APPENDIX III Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken ment to the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration (Trusteeship Council re- solution 1255 (XVI)). 8. Revision of the Questionnaire relating to Trust Plenary meeting 782. Territories: third progress report of the Sub- Committee on the Questionnaire (General As- sembly resolution 751 (Vlll)). 9. The future of Togoland under British administra- Plenary meeting 753. tion (General Assembly resolution 1044(XI)). 10. Offers by States Members of the United Nations Plenary meetings 775, 784. of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories (General Assembly resolution 1063(XI)). 11. Attainment of self-government or independence Plenary meetings 753, 759. by Trust Territories (General Assembly resolu- tion 1064(XI)). 12. The future of the Trust Territory of Tanganyika Plenary meeting 787. (General Assembly resolution 1065(XI)). 13. Report of the Trusteeship Council covering the Plenary meeting 753. period from 23 July 1955 to 14 August 1956 (General Assembly resolution 1066(XI)). 14. Hearings of petitioners from the Trust Territory Plenary meetings 760-770, 777, 784-786, 790-792. of the Cameroons under French administration (General Assembly resolution 1067(XI)). 15. Review of the procedures regarding petitions. Plenary meetings 761, 770-772, 780, 793. 16. Appointment of the members of the Standing Plenary meeting 787. Committee on Petitions. 17. Revision of the rules of procedure of the Trustee- Plenary meetings 791, 793. ship Council. Other Matters Discussed Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 784. Organization of work for the twentieth session Plenary meeting 787. of the Trusteeship Council. Telegram to the Legislative Assembly of the Plenary meeting 793. Cameroons under French administration.

TWENTIETH SESSION, 20 MAY—12 JULY 1957 Agenda Item 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 794. 2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 836. 3. Election of the President and the Vice-President. Plenary meeting 794. 4. Examination of annual reports of Administering Authorities on the administration of Trust Ter- ritories : (a) Tanganyika, 1955; Plenary meetings 811-822, 836, 840. (b) New Guinea, year ended 30 June 1956; Plenary meetings 822-829, 831, 838, 840. ( c ) Nauru, year ended 30 June 1956; Plenary meetings 805-810, 813, 837, 838, 840. (d) Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, year Plenary meetings 801-806, 808, 832, 834, 840. ended 30 June 1956; (e) Somaliland under Italian administration, Plenary meetings 795-801, 803, 817, 832. 1956; (f) Western Samoa, 1956. Plenary meetings 828-835, 839, 840. 5. Examination of the petitions listed in the annex Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 440-459. to the agenda. Plenary meetings 795, 801, 809, 813, 817-820, 829, 839. Resolutions 1716-1784(XX). 6. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meetings 809, 836. Resolution 1714(XX). Trust Territories in East Africa in 1957. 7. Administrative unions affecting Trust Territories: Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- reports of the Standing Committee on Adminis- ings 96-100. Plenary meetings 838, 839. trative Unions. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 537 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 8. Report of the Committee on Rural Economic Committee on Rural Economic Development of Trust Development of the Trust Territories. Territories meetings 20, 21. Plenary meeting 838. 9. Report of the Committee on Procedures regard- Plenary meetings 824, 835, 839. Resolution 1713 ing Petitions. (XX). 10. Dissemination of Information on the United Na- Plenary meeting 832. tions and the International Trusteeship System in Trust Territories: report of the Secretary- General (Trusteeship Council resolution 36(III) and General Assembly resolution 754(VIII)). 11. Financing of the economic development plans of Plenary meetings 795-801, 803, 817, 832. the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration: report of the Mission of the International Bank for Reconstruction and De- velopment to the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration (Trusteeship Coun- cil resolution 1255 (XVI)). 12. Revision of the Questionnaire Relating to Trust Plenary meeting 830. Territories: third progress report of the Sub- Committee on the Questionnaire (General As- sembly resolution 751 (VIII). 13. The future of Togoland under French adminis- Plenary meeting 829. tration (General Assembly resolution 1046(XI)). 14. Offers by States Members of the United Nations Plenary meeting 810. Resolution 1712(XX). of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Trust Territories (General Assembly resolution 1063(XI)). 15. The future of the Trust Territory of Tanganyika Plenary meeting 811. (General Assembly resolution 1065 (XI) ). 16. Report of the United Nations Advisory Council Plenary meetings 795-801, 803, 817, 832. for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration. 17. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun- Plenary meeting 840. cil to the Security Council. 18. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun- Plenary meetings 805, 840. cil to the General Assembly. 19. Appointment of the members of the Standing Plenary meeting 839. Committee on Petitions. 20. Revision of the rules of procedure of the Trustee- Plenary meetings 794, 838. Resolution 1715(XX). ship Council.

Other Matters Discussed Communication from the President of the Legisla- Plenary meeting 802. tive Assembly of the Trust Territory of the Cameroons under French administration. Appointment of the Committee on Classification Plenary meeting 839. of Communications. Question of the representation of China. Plenary meeting 836.

SEVENTH SPECIAL SESSION, 12-20 SEPTEMBER 1957 Agenda Item Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 841. The future of Togoland under French administra- Plenary meetings 841-847. Resolution 1785(S-VII). tion: report of the United Nations Commission on Togoland under French administration (Gen- eral Assembly resolution 1046(XI)). 538 APPENDIX III MATTERS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE DURING 1957 CASES BEFORE THE COURT Case concerning the Sovereignty over Certain Frontier Lands ( Belgium/Netherlands ). Case of Certain Norwegian Loans (France vs. Nor- way). OTHER MATTERS Right of Passage through Indian Territory (Portugal vs. India). Election of members of the Chamber of Summary Case concerning the Guardianship of an Infant (Neth- Procedure for 1957-1958. erlands vs. Sweden). Election of members of the Budgetary and Adminis- Interhandel Case (Switzerland vs. United States). trative Committee. Cases concerning Aerial Incident of 27 July 1955 Approval of Closed Accounts for 1956. (Israel vs. Bulgaria, United States vs. Bulgaria, Adoption of Budget Estimates for 1958. United Kingdom vs. Bulgaria). Miscellaneous administrative matters. APPENDIX IV DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS

DELEGATIONS TO THE TWELFTH SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY1 Afghanistan. Representatives: Dr. Najibullah, Abdul Cambodia. Representatives: Penn Nouth, Nong Hamid Aziz, Abdul Hakim Tabibi. Alternates: Kimny. Alternates: Koun Wick, Ly Chinly, Lert Said M. Kacem, Mohammed Younos Rafik, Faiz Wongsanith, Phuong Margain, Lamouth Kang, Ahmad Zikria, Amanullah Hasrat. Penn Thol. Albania. Representatives: Behar Shtylla, Nesti Nase, Canada. Representatives: John G. Diefenbaker, Mrs. Reis Malile, Halim Budo, Dimitri Lamani. Alter- Ellen Louk Fairclough, Sidney E. Smith, Wallace nates: Jonus Mersini, Nabi Agolli, Kleanth Andoni. Nesbitt, R. A. MacKay, Mrs. Harry S. Quart, Frank Argentina. Representatives: Mariano José Drago, Fe- Lennard. Alternates: Harry O. White, Théogène lipe Espil, Rodolfo Garcia Arias, Roberto Enrique Ricard, Escott Reid, W. D. Matthews, E. Benjamin Guyer, Constantine Ramos. Alternates: Eduardo Rogers. Bradley, Julio César Carasales, Leopoldo Hugo Tet- Ceylon. Representatives: R. S. S. Gunewardene, Nimal tamanti, Raul Quijano, Ramon A. Salem. Karunatilleke, Badiudin Mahmud, A. B. Perera, D. Australia. Representatives: R. G. Casey, E. Ronald W. Rajapatirana. Alternates: H. S. Amerasinghe, Walker, P. R. Heyden, William D. Forsyth, K. C. Hevanpola Ratanasara Thera. O. Shann. Alternates: Brian C. Hill, T. A. Pyman, Chile. Representatives: José Serrano, Raul Aldunate, P. E. Lucock, E. W. Peters, K. T. Kelly. Oscar Aguero, Luis Melo Lecaros, Alfonso Grez. Austria. Representatives: Leopold Figl, Bruno Kreisky, Alternates: Horacio Suarez, Joaquin Figueroa, Mi- Franz Gschnitzer, Franz Prinke, Franz Olah, Franz guel Ignacio Bravo, Luis Humbser, Leonidas Irar- Matsch, Kurt Waldheim. Alternates: Josef A. râzaval. Schoener, Heinrich Haymerle, Egon Ranshofen- China. Representatives: George K. C. Yeh, Tingfu F. Wertheimer. Tsiang, Wang Yun-Wu, Dr. Hu Shih, Liu Chieh. Belgium. Representatives: Victor Larock, Joseph Ni- Alternates: Hsueh Yu-Chi, Chiping H. C. Kiang, sot, Henri Rolin, Paul Struye, G. Ciselet, Pierre Cheng Paonan, Hsioh-Ren Wei, Chun-Ming Ryckmans (in the absence of Victor Larock). Alter- Chang. nates: Pierre Ryckmans, J. de Thier, M. Wéry, L. Colombia. Representatives: Carlos Sanz de Santa- G. Delhaye, Baron P. de Gaiffier d'Hestroy. maria, Alfonso Araujo, Alberto Zuleta Angel, An- Bolivia. Representatives: Manuel Barrau Pelá ez, Ger- tonio Rocha, Alfredo Vasquez Carrizosa. Alter- man Quiroga Galdo, Alberto Mendoza Lopez, Mar- nates: German Zea, Gabriel Carreno Mallarino, cial Tamayo, Manuel Frontaura Argandona. Alter- Diego Mejí a. nates: Heberto Anez Anez, Sandoval Moron, Carlos Costa Rica. Representatives: Alberto F. Carias, Gon- Casap, Jorge Peralta Soruco, Alberto Canedo. zalo J. Facio, Hernan Gonzalez, Rogelio Sotela, Brazil. Representatives: Oswaldo Aranha, Cyro de Raul F. Trejos. Alternates: Mrs. Karen de Figueres, Freitas-Valle, Gilberto Amado, Augusto Frederico Alvar Antillon, Mrs. Irma Morales, José F. Car- Schmidt, Hermes Lima. Alternates: Ranulpho Boca- ballo, Mrs. Emilia C. de Barish. yuva Cunha, J. C. de Ataliba Nogueira, Jayme de Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Nunez Portuondo, Car- Barros, Newton Barbosa Tatsch. los Blanco, Miss Uldarica Manas, Miss Silvia Shel- Bulgaria. Representatives: Milko Tarabanov, Peter ton, Manuel Secades y Manrara. Alternates: Juan Voutov, Dimiter Bratanov, Evgeni Kamenov, Ivan O'Naghten, Miss Josefina Garcia Sierra, Miss Ana Daskalov. Alternates: Christos Boev, Assen Geor- Maria Perera. giev, Atanas Belinski. Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Vaclav David, Jiri Burma. Representatives: Sithu U Thant, Sithu U Aung Soe, Maha Thiri Thudama Justice Thaung Listings in this appendix are based on information Sein, U Hla Kyaing, U Sein Win. Alternates: U and credentials officially submitted by Member States Ko Ko Gyi, Thiri Pyanchi U Thet Tin, U Than Hla. to the United Nations. Byelorussian SSR. Representatives: K. V. Kiselev, O. 1 Listing includes names of those representatives and A. Zdorovenin, P. F. Glebko, Mrs. O. A. Sysoeva, alternates who were only able to attend part of the G. F. Basov. Alternates: G. M. Denichenko, G. G. General Assembly's twelfth session, and also names of Chernushchenko. those replacing them. 540 APPENDIX IV Nosek, Joseph Ullrich, Karel Petrzelka, Mrs. Helena Hungary. Representatives: Imre Horvath, Endre Sik, Leflerova. Alternates: Jaroslav Pscolka, Zdenek Peter Mod, Janos Peter, Janos Szita. Alternates: Trhlik, Gejza Mencer, Milos Vejvoda. Mme Marta Kolozs, Endre Ustor, Laszlo Sarkany, Denmark. Representatives: Jens Otto Krag, Ernst Imre Hollai, Janos Szabo. Christiansen, Alsing Andersen, Henry L. W. Jensen, Iceland. Representatives: Thor Thors, Gudmundur I. G. F. Ladefoged, Mrs. M. A. Von Lowzow, P. Gudmundsson, Thorarinn Thorarinsson, Hannes Veistrup. Alternates: Karl I. Eskelund, Alfred Jor- Kjartanson. gensen, Hessellund Jensen, Ernst Meinstorp, Dr. India. Representatives: V. K. Krishna Menon, Ali Esther Ammundsen. Yavar Jung, G. S. Pathak, Arthur S. Lall, J. Dominican Republic. Representatives: Porfirio Her- D'Souza. Alternates: Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, M. rera Baez, Enrique de Marchena, Temistocles Mes- Gopala Menon, J. N. Sahni, Mrs. Mona Hensman. sina, Ambrosio Alvarez Aybar, Miss Minerva Ber- Indonesia. Representatives: Dr. Subandrio, Ali Sastro- nardino. Alternates: Federico Llaverias, Albaro amidjojo, Abu Hanifah, Moekarto Notowidigdo, Logrono Battle, Kémil L. Dipp Gomez, Miss Marina Zairin Zain. Alternates: Miss Laili Roesad, Mr. Prats Nieto. Nugroho, H. Mohammed Sharif, Basri Haznam, Ecuador. Representatives: José Vicente Trujillo, Au- Effendi Nur. gusto Dillon Valdez, Luis Ponce Enriquez, Luis Iran. Representatives: Ali Gholi Ardalan, Nasrollah Coloma Silva, Gustavo Larrea. Alternates: Alfonso Entezam, Djalal Abdoh, Abbas Gholi Ardalan, Moscoso, Julio Prado Vallejo. Mohammad Ali Massoud-Ansari, Fereydoun Ada- Egypt. Representatives: Mahmoud Fawzi, Omar miyat. Alternates: Amir Rashidi, Asian Afshar, Loutfi, M. Zaki Kenawi, Abdel Moneim El Banna. Ahmad Eghbal, Bahman Ahaneen, Majid Rahnema. Alternates: Salah Gohar, Ahmed Talaat, Ahmed Iraq. Representatives: Ali Mumtaz Al-Daftari, Mousa El-Messiri, Abdel Hamid Abdel-Ghani, Abdullah Al-Shabandar, Abdul Ghani Al-Dalli, Hashim El-Erian. Jawad, Tarik Al-Askari. Alternates: Mrs. Bedia El Salvador. Representatives: M. Rafael TJrquia, Car- Afnan, Hashim Khalil, Kadhim M. Khalaf, Usamah los Adalberto Alfaro, F. Antonio Carrillo, Francisco Kadry, Ismat Kittani. R. Lima, Roberto E. Quiros. Alternates: Miguel A. Ireland. Representatives: Frank Aiken, Frederick H. Magana, Guillermo Trigueros. Boland, Sean Nunan, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Ethiopia. Representatives: Yilma Deressa, Haddis Eamonn L. Kennedy. Alternates: Miss Maire C. Alemayehou, Gabre-Meskel Kifle-Egzy. Alternates: MacEntee, Aedan P. J. O'Beirne, Paul J. G. Keating. Tesfaye Gabre-Egzy, Addimau Tesemma, Miss Israel. Representatives: Mrs. Golda Meir, Abba Eban, Judith Imru, Yawand-Wossen Mangasha. Arthur Lourie, Ishar Harari, Emile Najar, Mordecai Finland. Representatives: Johannes Virolainen, Ralph R. Kidron. Alternates: Joseph Avidar, Daniel Enckell, George de Gripenberg, Reinhold Svento, Lewin, Tuvia Arazi, Shabtai Rosenne, Arthur C. Mrs. Tyyne Leivo-Larsson. Alternates: Helge Miet- A. Liveran. tunen, Miss Kyllikki Pohjala, Unto Miettinen, Erik Italy. Representatives: Giuseppe Pella, Attilio Pic- Castren, Matti Tuovinen. cioni, Emilio Battista, Giuseppe Cerulli Irelli, Leo- France. Representatives: Christian Pineau, Félix nardo Vitetti. Alternates: Edoardo Martine, Nicolo Houphouet-Boigny, Sid Gara, Gérard Jacquet, Jules Di Bernardo, Enrico Guastone Belcredi, Mario Tos- Moch, Guillaume Georges-Picot. Alternates: Louis cano, Eugenio Plaja. Jacquinot, Félix Gouin, Pierre Abelin, André Armen- Japan. Representatives: Aiichiro Fujiyama, Koto gaud, Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. Matsudaira, Toru Hagiwara, Koichiro Asakai, Ghana. Representatives: Ako Djei, F. Y. Asare, Daniel Katsushiro Narita. Alternates: Akira Miyazaki, A. Chapman, S. K. Anthony, G. K. Amegbe, I. J. Takezo Shimoda, Miss Taki Fujita, Masayoshi Adomako-Mensah. Alternates: Ebenezer Adam, E. Kakitsubo, Mitsuo Tanaka. A. Mahama, F. S. Arkhupst, R. M. Akwei, Amon Jordan. Representatives: Yusuf Haikal, Thabet Nikoi, Miss Gloria Addae. Khalidi. Alternate: Mrs. Denise Haikal. Greece. Representatives: Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza, Laos. Representatives: Phoui Sananikone, Ourot R. Andreas Stratos, George Voyatzis, George V. Melas, Souvannavong, Khamphan Panya, Khun One Vora- Christian X. Palamas. Alternates: Sawas Loizides, vong, Sisouk Na Champassak. Alternates: Pan Sisou- George Christopoulos, Constantin Triantaphyllakos, phanthong, Khamsing Sananikone, Kham King Phedon Annino Cavalierato, Zénon Rossides. Souvaniasy, Khamchan Pradith. Guatemala. Representatives: Jorge Skinner-Klee, Lebanon. Representatives: Charles Malik, Victor Emilio Arenales Catalan, Isidro Lemus Dimas, Khouri, Nagib Sadaka, Nadim Dimeshkieh, Mou- David Vela, José Rolz Bennett. Alternates: Gabriel hieddine Nsouli. Alternates: Ghassan Tueni, Karim Biguria, Mrs. Graciela Quan, Ramiro Aragon, Azkoul, Edward A. Rizk. Maximiliano Kestler, Fernando Juarez Rodas. Liberia. Representatives: Henry Ford Cooper, Charles Haiti. Representatives: Emile Saint-Lot, Max H. T. O. King, George T. Brewer, Roland Cooper, Miss Dorsinville, Salnave Zamor, Ernest G. Chauvet, Angie E. Brooks. Alternates: J. B. Watson, John G. Hérard C. L. Roy. Alternates: Rémy Bastien, Howe, Nathaniel Richardson, Daubney B. Cooper. Georges Salomon, Henry Ch. Rosemond. Libya. Representatives: Suleiman Gerbi, Abdurrazzak Honduras. Representatives: Marco Antonio Batres, O. Missallati, Hassan Makhlouf, Omar Muntasser. Raul Alvarado, Juan J. Funes, Miguel Paz Paredes. Luxembourg. Representatives: Joseph Bech, Georges DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS 541 Heisbourg, Albert Borschette, Paul Reuter. Alter- L. Maloles, Victorio D. Carpio, Urbano A. Zafra, nates: Charles de Clervaux, Jean Wagner, Guy de Hortencio J. Brillantes, Ernesto L. Calingasan. Muyser. Poland. Representatives: Adam Rapacki, Jozef Malaya, Federation of. Representatives: Ismail bin Winiewicz, Jerzy Michalowski, Stanislaw Gajewski, Dato Abdul Rahman, Ismail bin Mohamed Ali, Aleksander Krajewski. Alternates: Manfred Lachs, Too Joon Hing, K. Devasar, Tuan Syed Omar bin Boleslaw Jelen, Tadeusz Lychowski. Syed Abdullah, Abu Bakar bin Baginda, Tay Hooi Portugal. Representatives: Vasco Vieira Garin, Hen- Soo, Engku Muhsein bin Abdul Kadir. Alternates: rique Miranda Martins de Carvalho, Albano Tunku Ja'afar, Lim Taik Choon, Lim Teow Chong, Nogueira, Adriano José Alves Moreira, Alberto Ramaswamy lyer, Tuan Syed Adam Hogan Shai- Franco Nogueira. Alternates: José Madeira Rodri- dali. gues, Fernando Olavo Gouveia da Veiga, Luis Mexico. Representatives: Luis Padilla Nervo, Rafael Teixera, Antonio Bandeira Guimararaes, José de la Colina, Alfonso Garcia Robles, Daniel Cosio Manuel Fragoso, Julio Miguel Monteiro, Jr. Villegas, Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto. Alternates: Romania. Representatives: Ion Gheorghe Maurer, Antonio Gomez Robledo, Jorge Castaneda, Julian Mihai Magheru, Silviu Brucan, Edouard Mezin- Saenz Hinojosa, José Trinidad Delgado. cescu, Grigore Geamanu. Alternates: Bazil Serban, Morocco. Representatives: Ahmed Balafrej, Ahmed Corneliu Bogdan, George Ivascu, Teodor Marinescu, Laraki, Abdellatif Filali, Ahmed Osman, M'hamed Mircea Malitza. Elkohen. Alternates: Taieb Bouazza, Abdessadak Saudi Arabia. Representatives: Ahmad Shukairy, Khattabi. Sheikh Abdel Rahman Bassam, Jamil M. Baroody, Nepal. Representatives: Rishikesh Shaha, Sardar Aouney W. Dejany, Omar Haliq. Alternates: Omar Prakat Man Singh, Brija Kanta Thakur. Alternate: A. Khadra, Mohammad Charara, Ibrahim Bakur, G. R. Pandey. Faisal Hegelan, Mamdouh Adeeb. Netherlands. Representatives: J. M. A. H. Luns, C. Spain. Representatives: José Félix de Lequerica, José W. A. Schurmann, L. J. C. Beaufort, G. J. N. M. Fernândez Villaverde (Marquess of Santa Cruz), Ruygers, Jonkheer W. H. J. van Asch van Wijk. José Maria de Areilza, Manuel Aznar, Antonio de Alternates: J. Meijer, B. V. A. Roling, J. P. Bannier, Luna. Alternates: Diego Buigas de Dalmau, José H. R. van Houten, A. M. Donner. Miguel Ruiz Morales, Ramon Sedo, Jaime de New Zealand. Representatives: T. L. Macdonald, G. Piniés, Antonio Cacho Zabalza. R. Laking, C. Craw, T. C. Larkin, R. Q. Quentin Sudan. Representatives: Yacoub Osman, Abbas El- Baxter. Alternates: F. A. Small, N. V. Lough, Dabi, Mohamed Ahmed Yagi, Mohammed Abdel R. M. Miller, William Gray Thorp. Maged Ahmed, Hassan Mohamed Hassan. Alter- Nicaragua. Representatives: Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa, nates: Abubakr Osman, Muatasim El Berreir. Luis Mena Solorzano, Alejandro Abaunza Marenco, Sweden. Representatives: Osten Unden, Mrs. Ulla Alfredo Ortega Urbina, Julio C. Morales. Lindstrom, Rickard Sandier, Ake Holmback, Rolf Norway. Representatives: Halvard Lange, Arne Sohlman, Sten Wahlund, Gunnar V. Jarring, Bror Skaug, Finn Moe, Alv Kjos, Trend Hegna, S verre Arvid, Sture Petren, Sverker Astrom. Alternates: Rostoft, Hans Engen. Alternates: Dag Bryn, Paul Rolf Edberg, Elis Hastad, Bertil von Friesen, Torsten Ingebretsen, Hans Borgen, Kjell Bondevik, Mrs. Bengtsson, Mrs. Agda Rossel, Otto Westling, Leif Aase Lionaes. Cassel, Karl Kilsmo. Pakistan. Representatives: Malik Firoz Khan Noon, Syria. Representatives: Salah Eddine Bitar, Farid G. Ahmed, Sardar Mumtaz Ali Khan, S. M. Khan, Zeineddine, Adib Daoudy, George Tomeh, Jawdat S. K. Sen. Alternates: Agha Shahi, Begum Nur Mufti. Alternates: Najmuddine Rifai, Mohammed Jehan-Murshid, Muzaffar Ahmad Chaudhuri, Zul- H. El-Farra, Tarek Jabri. fiqar Bhutto, Peter Paul Gomez. Thailand. Representatives: Prince Wan Waithayakon, Panama. Representatives: Aquilino E. Boyd, Ale- Thanat Khoman, Thuaithep Devakul. Alternates: jandro Rémon Gantera, Jorge E. Illueca, César A. Yuad Loesrit, Banthern Amatyakul, Swate Koma- Quintero, Roberto E. Arias. Alternates: Eusebio A. labhuti. Morales, George Westerman, Samuel Lewis Galindo, Tunisia. Representatives: Bahi Ladgham, Sadok Mok- Roberto R. Aleman, Ernesto de la Ossa. kadem, Mongi Slim, Ahmed Tlili, Mahmoud El Paraguay. Representatives: Raul Sapena Pastor, Paci- Messaadi, Moncef Kedadi, Mustapha Abdesselam, fico Montero de Vargas, Augusto R. Fuster, Miguel Mahmoud Mestiri. Alternates: Habib Achour, Solano Lopez, Fernando A. Caballero Marsal. Alter- Habib Bourguiba, Jr., M'hammed Ali Annabi, nates: Carlos Augusto Saldivar, Manuel Avila. M'hammed Essafi, Ezzedine Bouhila, Taufik Mazik. Peru. Representatives: Manuel Cisneros Sânchez, Vic- Turkey. Representatives: Seyfullah Esin, Selim tor Andrés Belaunde, Fernando Berckemeyer, Carlos Sarper, Turgut Menemencioglu, Necdet Kent, C. S. Mackehenie, Carlos Manuel Cox. Alternates: Hayta. Alternates: Ismail Soysal, Haluk Kura, Manuel Félix Maurtua, José Pareja Paz Soldan, Nejat Ertuzun, Vahap Asiroglu, Umit Haluk José Antonio Encinas, Jorge Velando, Andrés A. Bayulken. Aramburu. Ukrainian SSR. Representatives: L. F. Palamarchuk, Philippines. Representatives: Carlos P. Romulo, Em- P. D. Leshchenko, J. V. Kriven, Mrs. V. Y. Bilai, manuel Pelaez, Feliciano P. Leviste, Salvador P. N. G. Maksimovich. Alternates: K. S. Zabigailo, Lopez, Joaquin Miguel Elizalde. Alternates: Octavio V. P. Kozachenko. 542 APPENDIX IV Union of South Africa. Representatives: J. S. F. OBSERVERS OF NON-MEMBER STATES Botha, M. I. Botha. Alternates: W. Theunissen, MAINTAINING PERMANENT OBSERVERS' D. S. Franklin. OFFICES AT HEADQUARTERS USSR. Representatives: A. A. Gromyko, V. V. Kuznetsov, Y. V. Peive, Arkady A. Sobolev, G. N. Germany, Federal Republic of: Georg von Broich- Zarubin. Alternates: Gani Sultanov, Mrs. Z. V. Oppert, Gerhard Rôdel, Ellinor von Puttkamer, Mironova, B. F. Podtserob, K. B. Novikov, Georgy Gunther van Well, Carl von Mutius. P. Arkadev. Korea, Republic of: You Chan Yang, Ben C. Limb, United Kingdom. Representatives: Selwyn Lloyd, Pyo Wook Han, Young Choo Kim, Bob Lin Kim, Allan Noble, Sir Pierson Dixon, Mrs. Walter Elliot, Kwan Sik Min, Helen Kim, Hyong Keun Kim, Gilbert Longden. Alternates: William Aitken, Sir Suk Hun Yoon. Alec Randall, P. M. Crosthwaite, Sir Andrew Monaco: Marcel A. Palmaro, John Dubé. Cohen, I. T. M. Pink, F. A. Vallat. Switzerland: Agostino J. Soldati, Jurg Iselin, Pierre United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles, Keller. Henry Cabot Lodge, A. S. J. Carnahan, Walter H. Judd, George Meany, Herman Wells. Alternates: REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED James J. Wadsworth, Miss Irene Dunne (Mrs. AGENCIES Francis D. Griffin), Philip Klutznick, Mrs. Oswald B. Lord, Genoa S. Washington. International Labour Organisation (ILO) : Emilio Uruguay. Representatives: César Charlone, Enrique Calderon Puig, Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, G. Rodrîguez Fabregat, Manuel Flores Mora, Alberto P. Delaney, N. H. Tata, David A. Morse, C. W. M. Rosselli, Adolfo Tejera. Alternates: Quintin Jenks (alternate to Mr. Morse). Alfonsin, César Montero Bustamante, Américo Paz Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Sir Her- Aguirre, Mateo Marques Seré, Eduardo Acevedo. bert Broadley, Frank Weisl, Joseph L. Orr, J. Venezuela. Representatives: José Loreto Arismendi, Drake. Santiago Pérez Pérez, Martin Pérez Matos, Lorenzo United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Mendoza Fleury, Francisco Manuel Mârmol, Fran- Organization (UNESCO) : René Maheu, Malcolm, cisco Lopez Herrera, Eduardo Plaza, Gabriel Angel S. Adiseshiah, Arthur F. Gagliotti, William Frye, Lovera. Alternates: Delfin Enrique Paez, Francisco Asdrubal Salsamendi. Alfonzo Ravard, Rafael Armando Rojas, Luis World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. M. G. Herrera Marcano, Nelson Himiab, Juan Alvarado, Candau, M. P. Siegel, Dr. Rodolphe L. Coigney, Armando Molina. Dr. V. E. Z. Tabona, Mrs. S. Meagher. Yemen. Representatives: Prince Sayful Islam Al- International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- Hassan, Mohammed Kamil Abdul Rahim, Ahmad ment: Enrique Lopez Herrarte. Zabarah, Mohammed Al-Haifi Abdul Haidi Al International Monetary Fund: Gordon Williams. Hamdani. Alternates: Mohammed Abou-Taleb, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) : Tawfik Chamandi. Carl Ljunberg, B. J. Kwiecinski. Yugoslavia. Representatives: Koca Popovic, Srdja Universal Postal Union (UPU) : Dr. Fritz Hess, F. Prica, Joza Brilej, Sergije Makiedo, Djura Nincic, R. Radice, A. M. Boënnec. Janez Stanoynik. Alternates: Lazar Lilic, Dimce International Telecommunication Union (ITU) : Belovski, Janvid Flere, Miss Mara Radic, Alek- Marco Aurelio Andrada. sandar Bozovic.

REPRESENTATIVES AND DEPUTY, ALTERNATE AND ACTING REPRESENTATIVES TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL Australia: E. Ronald Walker, Brian C. Hili. Philippines: Carlos P. Romulo, José D. Ingles, Mauro China: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Chiping H. C. Kiang. Mendez. Colombia: Francisco Urrutia, Alfonso Araujo, Carlos Sweden: Gunnar V. Jarring, Claes Carbonnier. Vesga Duarte, Alberto Zuleta Angel. USSR: Arkady Aleksandrovich Sobolev, Georgy Cuba: Emilio Nunez Portuondo, Carlos Blanco, Miss Petrovich Arkadev. Uldarica Manas. United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon, P. M. Crosth- France: Hervé Alphand, Guillaume Georges-Picot, waite. Louis de Guiringaud, Pierre de Vaucelles. United States: Henry Cabot Lodge, James J. Wad- Iraq: Hashim Jawad, Moussa Al-Shabandar, Khadim sworth, James W. Barco. M. Khalaf. DELEGATIONS TO THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL TWENTY-THIRD SESSION Brazil. Representative: Cyro de Freitas-Valle. Alter- nate: Eurico Penteado. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay. Alternates: Argentina. Representative: Mariano José Drago. Al- George F. Davidson, Jean Boucher. ternates: Roberto A. Carman, Eduardo Bradley. DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS 543 China. Representative: Cheng Paonan. Alternate: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural P. Y. Tsao. Organization (UNESCO) : René Maheu, A. F. Dominican Republic. Representatives: Enrique de Gagliotti, A. Salsamendi. Marchena, Ambrosio Alvarez Aybar, Miss Minerva World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. V. E. Z. Bernardino, Kémil L. Dipp Gomez. Tabona, Mrs. Sylvia Meagher. Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi, Alternates: International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- Abdel Hamid Abdel-Ghani, Mahmoud Amin Anis. ment: Eugene R. Black, Enrique Lopez Herrarte. Finland. Representative: Mrs. Tyyne Leivo-Larsson. International Monetary Fund: Per Jacobsson, Gordon Alternates: Taru Reino Kai Rossi, Bjorn-Olof Williams. Alholm, Ilkka O. Pastinen. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) : France. Representatives: Pierre Abelin, Guillaume R. J. Moulton, F. X. Byrne. Georges-Picot. Alternates: Georges Boris, Valéry World Meteorological Organization (WMO) : James Giscard d'Estaing, Gilles Gozard. W. Osmun, E. J. Christie. Greece. Representative: Christian X. Palamas. Alter- Preparatory Committee of the Inter-Governmental nates: Costa P. Caranicas, Dennis Carayannis, Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) : Theodore P. Pyrlas, John G. Gregoriades. Branko Lukac. Indonesia. Representative: R. A. Asmaoen. Alternate: H. Mohammed Sharif. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL Mexico. Representative: Daniel Cosio Villegas. Alter- ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A) nates: Enrique Pérez Lopez, Enrique Bravo Caro. International Chamber of Commerce: Carl E. Netherlands. Representative: J. M. A. H. Luns. McDowell, Mrs. Roberta M. Lusardi, Mrs. Sandra Alternates: G. W. A. Schurmann, J. Meyer, J. S. Berlstein. Kaufmann. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions: Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan. William Kemsley, Ismael Rodriguez. Alternates: G. A. Faruqui, Zahiruddin Ahmed. International Co-operative Alliance: Leslie E. Wood- Poland. Representative: Jerzy Michalowski. Alter- cock, Mrs. Cedric Long. nates: Tadeusz Lychowski, Jacek Machowski, An- International Federation of Christian Trade Unions: toni Czarkowski. Gérard Thormann. USSR. Representative: G. P. Arkadev. Alternate: World Federation of Trade Unions: Jan Dessau, Miss G. F. Saksin. Elinor Kahn. United Kingdom. Representative: R. D. J. Scott World Federation of United Nations Associations: Fox. Hilary Barratt-Brown, Mrs. Santha Rama Rau. United States. Representative: John C. Baker. Al- World Veterans Federation: Jacques Katel, Mrs. ternate: Walter M. Kotschnig. Claire Rogger. Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates: Janvid Flere, Miss Mara Radic. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B) OBSERVERS FROM UNITED NATIONS MEMBER STATES Agudas Israel World Organization: Isaac Lewin. NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Chamber of Commerce of the United States of Albania: Reis Malile, Nabi Agolli. America: Earl F. Cruickshank. Belgium: J. Woulbroun, Jacques Raeymaeckers. Commission of the Churches on International Affairs: Bulgaria: Peter G. Voutov, Bogomil D. Todorov. Dominique Micheli. Chile: Alfonso Grez, Octavio Allende. Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations: Mrs. Czechoslovakia: Josef Ullrich, Jaroslav Pscolka, Milos Carol R. Lubin. Vejvoda, Dusan Spacil, Zdenek Paukner. Friends World Committee for Consultation: Grant Hungary: Peter Mod, Pai Racz, Janos Szabo. C. Fraser. India: P. N. Kaul. International Air Transport Association: J. A. Paine. Ireland: Eamonn L. Kennedy. International Catholic Child Bureau: Mrs. Margaret Israel: Mrs. Tamar Shoham-Sharon, Zvi Neeman. M. Bedard. Italy: Luciano Giretti. International Catholic Press Union: Gay MacEoin. Japan: Haruki Mori, Motoo Ogiso, Hisahiko Okazaki. International Conference of Catholic Charities: Louis Philippines: Pablo A. Pena, Miss Lirio Tongson. C. Longarzo. Romania: Athanase Jopa, Mircea Malitza. International Council of Women: Mrs. Eunice H. Saudi Arabia: Jamil M. Baroody, Omar Haliq. Carter. Venezuela: Santiago Pérez Pérez, Martin Pérez Matos, International Federation for Housing and Town Francisco Alfonzo Ravard, Ignacio Silva Sucre. Planning: Charles S. Ascher. International Federation of Business and Professional REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE Women: Mrs. Esther Hymer. REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Federation of University Women: Mrs. International Labour Organisation (ILO) : R. A. Barbara D. Evans. Métall, R. L. Roux. International Federation of Women Lawyers: Miss A. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Joseph Viola Smith, Mrs. Frances Cymberg, Mrs. Rose K. L. Orr, R. Schickele. Hirschman, Mrs. Raymonde I. Paul. 544 APPENDIX IV International Institute of Administrative Sciences: Greece. Representatives: Georges Bensis, Costa P. Charles S. Ascher. Caranicas. International Law Association: Samuel K. C. Kopper. Indonesia. Representative: Ismael Thajeb, Ali Sas- International League for the Rights of Man: Mrs. troamidjojo. Alternate: August F. Ompi. Dora Roitburd. Mexico. Representative: Daniel Cosio Villegas. Al- International Movement for Fraternal Union among ternates: Francisco Vazquez Treserra, Jorge Cas- Races and Peoples: Miss Marjory Krynen. taneda. International Society for the Welfare of Cripples: Netherlands. Representative: J. M. A. H. Luns. Al- Donald V. Wilson, Henk Nieuwenhuize. ternates: C. W. A. Schurmann, G. J. N. M. Ruygers, International Road Transport Union: Eric Rath. Miss J. C. H. H. de Vink, J. Meyer, Baron C. A. International Union of Local Authorities: Charles S. Bentinck, J. P. Bannier, Jonkheer W. H. J. van Ascher. Asch van Wijck. Nouvelles Equipes Internationales: Konrad Sienie- Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan. wicz, Janusz Sleszynski. Alternates: G. A. Faruqui, S. M. Raza, S. S. Jafri, Women's International League for Peace and N. M. Uquali, Akbar Adil, Zahiruddin Ahmed. Freedom: Mrs. Adelaide Baker. Poland. Representative: Jerzy Michalowski. Alter- World Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa- nates: Adam Meller-Conrad, Tadeusz Lychowski, tions: Owen E. Pence. Mieczyslaw Blusztajn. World Assembly of Youth: Robert S. Perlzweig. USSR. Representatives: Aleksey V. Zakharov, G. P. World Federation of Catholic Young Women and Arkadev. Alternates: Pavel M. Chernyshev, Ana- Girls: Mrs. Frank Berberich, Mrs. Peter Cass. toly S. Chistyakov, Mrs. Nonna A. Muravieva, World Jewish Congress: Gerhard Jacoby. Evgeny S. Shershnev, Yakov M. Lomakin, Alek- World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations: sandr I. Bechin, Vitaly P. Romadin. Miss Catherine Schaefer, Miss Alba Zizzamia. United Kingdom. Representative: W. Ormsby-Gore. Young Christian Workers: Miss Caroline Pezzullo. Alternates: Sir Alec Randall, Sir Samuel Hoare, R. D. J. Scott Fox, J. D. Murray. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAI United States. Representative: Neil H. Jacoby. ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER) Alternates: Walter M. Kotschnig, Franklin C. International World Calendar Association: James Gowen. Avery Joyce. Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates: World Federation for Mental Health: Mrs. Helen Gustav Vlahov, Jovan Vukmanovic, Janez Stanov- S. Ascher. nik, Janvid Flere, Stjepan Han.

TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION OBSERVERS FROM UNITED NATIONS MEMBER STATES NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Australia: Miss J. F. Crichton. The following listing includes the names, where Belgium: Jean Etienne. available, of those attending also the resumed twenty- Bulgaria: Atanas Belinski, Todor Stoyanov, Peter G. fourth session of the Economic and Social Council. Voutov, Bogomil D. Todorov. Argentina. Representative: Mariano José Drago. Al- Chile: Fernando Donoso-Silva, Miss Leonora Kracht. ternates: Raul G. Migone, Andrés M. Lescure, Ro- Cuba: J. Enrique Camejo-Argudin. berto Potente, Juan Martese. Czechoslovakia: Pribyslav Pavlik, Karel Svec, I. Brazil. Representative: Henrique de Souza Gomes. Sronek. Alternate: Antonio Correa do Lago. Denmark: Finn Gundelach, Poul Boeg. Canada. Representative: R. A. MacKay, George F. Hungary: Janos Szita, Karoly Kapcsos. Davidson. Alternates: George F. Davidson, Max India: K. V. Padmanabhan. Wershof, O. Firestone, Sydney Pollock. Iran: Hossein Davoudi. China. Representative: Cheng Paonan. Alternate: Israel: Menahen Kahany. P. Y. Tsao. Italy: Marcello del Drago, Fausto Bacchetti, Lio- Dominican Republic. Representative: Salvador nello Cozzi, Dante Negretti, Reginaldo Munafo. Ortiz. Alternates: Miss Minerva Bernardino, José Japan: Ichiro Kawasaki, Masao Ito, Kazuo Chiba. Savinon. Luxembourg: I. Bessling. Egypt. Representative: El Attafi Sinbel. Alternates: Norway: Johan Z. Cappelen. Abdel Moneim El Banna, Abdel Hamid Abdel- Portugal: Fernando de Alcambar Pereira. Ghani. Romania: Stefan Gal. Finland. Representative: Mrs. Tyyne Leivo-Larsson. Saudi Arabia: Jamil M. Baroody, Omar Haliq. Alternates: Eino Saari, Erik Tornqvist, Pennti Suo- Spain: Luis Garcia de Liera. mela, Bjorn-Olof Alholm. Sudan: Mohammed Khogali, Abdel-Hadi Hamadto. France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates: Sweden: Per Lind, Sixten Heppling, Arne Faeltheim. André Armengaud, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Gilles Syria: Zoher Kabbani, Atef Danial. Gozard, Henri Longchambon, Jacques Masteau. Venezuela: Victor Manuel Rivas, Ignacio Silva-Sucre, Angel Francisco Lujan. DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS 545

NON-MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS International Federation of Christian Trade Unions: REPRESENTED BY OBSERVERS Georges Eggermann. Germany, Fed. Rep. of: Rudolf Thierfelder, Karl International Organization of Employers: Charles Barte, Jiirgen Ruhfus, Walter Goeller, Knud Winter. Kuntschen, Josef Vanek. Switzerland: Samuel Campiche, A. Kilchmann, G. World Federation of Trade Unions: M. G. Boglietti, Wetterwald, Yves Berthoud. T. L. Drinkwater, Jan Kabourek, Mr. N'Gom, F. Vatican City.: Monseigneur Giovanni Ferrofino, Mon- Runturambi. seigneur Antonio Innocenti, Father Henri de Ried- World Federation of United Nations Associations: matten. Charles Judd, Anoushiravan Khoshkish, Robert Smith, Mrs. Béatrice Troupin. REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIVES World Veterans Federation: Jacques Katel. OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Labour Organisation (ILO) : D. Morse, REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL C. Jenks, L. Alvarado, F. H. Wheeler. ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : B. Sen, Agudas Israel World Organization: H. Goodman, Sir Herbert Broadley, A. H. Boerma, P. Terver, D. Rotschild, Chief Rabbi A. Safran. Dr. S. K. Dey, Dr. Gerda Blau, A. G. Orbaneja, All Pakistan Women's Association: Begum T. Faridi, R. A. Silow. Begum M. Jawad, Begum M. Khan. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Anti-Slavery Society: C. Greenidge. Organization (UNESCO) : Luther Evans, René Catholic International Union for Social Service: Maheu, Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, Bozidar Aleksander. Miss Anne-Marie Hertoghe, Miss Pia de Ribeiro. World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. M. G. Chamber of Commerce of the United States of Candau, Dr. P. Dorolle, Dr. P. M. Kaul, Dr. W. America: Earl Cruickshank. Aeg Timmerman, Dr. Rodolphe L. Coigney, P. Commission of the Churches on International Affairs: Bertrand, Dr. H. Hafezi, Dr. O. Leroux, Miss B. Elfan Rees. Newton, Miss B. Howell. Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations: Mrs. International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- Carol Lubin. ment: Enrique Lopez-Herrarte, Michael Hoffman. Co-ordinating Board of Jewish Organizations: G. International Monetary Fund: Marcus Fleming, J. J. Warburg. Polak. Friends World Committee for Consultation: Duncan International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) : Wood. Air Vice-Marshal Alan Ferrier, E. M. Lewis. Inter-American Council of Commerce and Produc- Universal Postal Union (UPU): Fritz Hess, Fulke tion: Earl Cruickshank. M. Radice. International Alliance of Women: Mrs. Nina Spiller, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) : Mrs. Clara Campoamor. Hugh Townshend. International Association of Penal Law: Paul Cornil. World Meteorological Organization (WMO) : D. A. Interntional Catholic Child Bureau: Miss Renée de Davies, J. R. Rivet, W. R. Dyer, R. Monteanu. Lucy-Fossarieu. Preparatory Committee of the Inter-Governmental International Catholic Migration Commission: J. Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) : Aroca, Miss M. Houser, L. Kampschoer, J. Norris. Branko Lukac. International Catholic Press Union: Jacques Allet. Interim Commission for the International Trade Or- International Committee of the Red Cross: H. Cour- ganization—Contracting Parties to the General sier, R. Olgiati. Agreement on Tariffs and Trade: Eric Wyndham International Conference of Catholic Charities: Mrs. White, Jean Royer. Henri Beckmans de Westmeerbeck, Father Paul Bouvier, Antoine Pugin, Maurice Pugin. REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER International Conference of Social Work: Mrs. Sally INTER-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS Smith. Commission for Technical Co-operation in Africa International Council of Women: Mrs. Eunice Carter, South of the Sahara: Paul-Marc Henry. Miss Louise van Eeghen, Dr. Renée Girod. League of Arab States: Zoher Kabbani, Moukhtar International Federation "Amies de la Jeune Fille": El Wakil (alternate). Mrs. E. Berthoud van Werveke. International Federation for Housing and Town REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL Planning: Charles Ascher. ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A) International Federation of Business and Professional International Chamber of Commerce: Jacques Women: Miss Ruth Tomlinson. L'Huillier. International Federation of Catholic Youth: Bernard International Confederation of Free Trade Unions: Fages. Herman Patteet, Borek Zofka. International Federation of University Women: Miss International Co-operative Alliance: Marcel Boson. Renée Dubois, Mrs. Marie Fiechter. International Federation of Agricultural Producers: International Federation of Women Lawyers: Lady Roger Savary. Gladys Chatterjee. 546 APPENDIX IV International Institute of Administrative Sciences: World Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa- Charles Ascher. tions: M. Doss. International Law Association: Edmond Martin- World Assembly of Youth: Miss Helen Dale. Achard, Harvey Moore. World Federation of Catholic Young Women and International League for the Rights of Man: André Girls: Miss Leone Herren. de Maday, Mrs. Hélène Romniciano. World Jewish Congress: Gerhart Riegner. International Organization for Standardization : Roger World Movement of Mothers: Mrs. Marthe Jobert. Maréchal, Henry St. Léger. World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations: International Road Federation: Douglas Clarke. Miss Agnès de Kalbermatten, Miss Renée de Lucy- International Society for Criminology: Paul Cornil, Fossarieu. Charles Germain. World Young Women's Christian Association: Miss International Society of Social Defence: Charles Alice Arnold, Mrs. Kitty Strong, Miss Dorothea Germain. Woods. International Statistical Institute: J. Nixon. Young Christian Workers: Patrick Keegan, Miss International Union for Child Welfare: Miss Audrey Caroline Pezzullo. Moser, Dan Mulock Houwer, Mrs. Jeanne-Marie Small. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL International Union for Inland Navigation: Raymond ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER) Otten-Sooser. International Committee of Catholic Nurses: Miss International Union of Family Organizations : François Lucie van Keerberghen. Delaby. International Council of Commerce Employers: Alfred International Union of Local Authorities: Charles Koch, Walter Pfund. Ascher. International Federation of Free Journalists (of League of Red Cross Societies: F. Daubenton, H. Central and Eastern Europe and Baltic and Balkan Dunning, B. de Rouge. Countries) : Boleslaw Wierzbianski. Liaison Committee of Women's International Organi- International Federation of Settlements: Miss Fern zations: Mrs. L. de Cazotte, Mrs. M. Fiechter, Colborn. Mrs. A. Wiblé. Open Door International: Mrs. Gertrude Baer. Pan Pacific South-East Asia Women's Association: O. R. T. World Union: Vladimir Grossman. Mrs. Constance Jones. World Federation for Mental Health: Mrs. Helen S. Pax Romana: Father Linus Grond. Ascher, Dr. Audeoud-Naville, Dr. J. Rees. Société Belge d'Etudes et d'Expansion: Miss Mar- World Federation of Democratic Youth: Tamaas guerite Crahay, Eugène-Jean Prost. Loering. Society of Comparative Legislation: Charles Germain. World Federation of the Deaf: Caesaro Maragotto. Women's International League for Peace and Free- World Union of Catholic Teachers: Paul Roger. dom: Mrs. Gertrude Baer, Mrs. Ellen Holmgaard.

DELEGATIONS TO THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL NINETEENTH SESSION USSR. Representative: Ivan Ivanovich Lobanov. Alternate: Vladimir Nikolaevich Bendryshev. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL United Kingdom. Representative: H. T. Bourdillon. Australia. Representative: John Douglas Lloyd Hood. Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden. Alternate: Robert Napier Hamilton. United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- Belgium. Representative: Alfred Claeys-Boú ú aert. nate: Benjamin Gerig. Alternate: Luc Smolderen. Burma. Representative: U Pe Kin. Alternates: U SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Than Hla, U Paw Htin. ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- Belgium: Pierre Leroy (for questions concerning nate: Hsi-kun Yang. Ruanda-Urundi). France. Representative: Robert Bargues. France: Xavier Deniau (for questions concerning the Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalan. Cameroons under French administration). Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, José Rolz Bennett, United Kingdom: J. O. Field, R. N. Jacobsen (for Ramiro Aragon, Maximiliano Kestler. questions concerning the Cameroons under British Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alter- administration). nate: Georges Salomon. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES nate: Arthur S. Lall. International Labour Organisation (ILO) : R. A. Italy. Representative: Remigio Danilo Grille. Alter- Métall. nate: Vittorio Zadotti. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Joseph New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al- L. Orr. ternates: T. P. Davin, William Gray Thorp. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Organization (UNESCO) : René Maheu, Asdrubal Jawdat Mufti, Najmuddine Rifai. Salsamendi. DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS 547 World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. Rodolphe Egypt. Representative: Mohammed Hassan El Zayat. L. Coigney. Philippines. Representative: Mauro Baradi.

TWENTIETH SESSION REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Labour Organisation (ILO) : R. A. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Métall. Australia. Representative: John Douglas Lloyd Hood. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Joseph Alternate: Robert Napier Hamilton. L. Orr. Belgium. Representative: Alfred Claeys-Boú ú aert. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Alternate: Luc Smolderen. Organization (UNESCO) : A. F. Gagliotti, As- Burma. Representative: U Than Hla. Alternate: U drubal Salsamendi. Paw Htin. World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. Rodolphe China. Representative: Chiping H. G. Kiang. Alter' L. Coigney. nate: Hsi-kun Yang. International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- France. Representative: Robert Bargues. ment: J. H. Williams. Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalan. Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, José Rolz Bennett, SEVENTH SPECIAL SESSION Ramiro Aragon, Maximiliano Kestler. Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alter- MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL nate: Georges Salomon. Australia. Representative: John Douglas Lloyd Hood. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- Alternate: Kevin T. Kelly. nate: Arthur S. Lall. Belgium. Representative: Pierre Ryckmans. Alter- Italy. Representative: Remigio Danilo Grille. Alter- nate: Luc Smolderen. nates: Vittorio Zadotti, Sergio Kociancich. Burma. Representative: U Than Hla. Alternate: U New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al- Paw Htin. ternates: T. P. Davin, R. M. Miller, William Gray China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Alter- Thorp. nate: Hsi-kun Yang. Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Jawdat France. Representative: Jacques Koscziusko-Morizet. Mufti, Najmuddine Rifai. Alternates: Georges Apedo-Amah, Georges Spenale. USSR. Representative: Ivan Ivanovich Lobanov. Al- Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales Catalan. ternates: Vladimir Nikolaevich Bendryshev, Gen- Alternates: Isidro Lemus Dimas, José Rolz Bennett, nady Stepanovich Stashevsky. Ramiro Aragon, Maximiliano Kestler. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. Haiti. Representative: Georges Salomon. Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- nate: Arthur S. Lall. nate: Benjamin Gerig. Italy. Representative: Leonardo Vitetti. Alternate: Vittorio Zadotti. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. ADMINISTERING AUTHORITIES Alternate: William Gray Thorp. Australia: John Herbert Jones (for questions con- Syria. Representative: Jawdat Mufti. Alternate: cerning Nauru and New Guinea). Najmuddine Rifai. Italy: Haji Farah Ali Omar, Mohammed Scek USSR. Representative: Ivan Ivanovich Lobanov. Al- Osman, Luigi Gasbarri, Vittorio Zadotti, Omar ternate: Vladimir Nikolaevich Bendryshev. Mohallim Mohamed (for questions concerning United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Andrew Cohen. Somaliland under Italian administration). Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden. New Zealand: T. R. Smith (for questions concerning United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Western Samoa). United Kingdom: J. Fletcher-Cooke (for questions REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES concerning Tanganyika). International Labour Organisation (ILO) : R. A. United States: Delmas H. Nucker (for questions con- Métall. cerning the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands). Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Joseph L. Orr. MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural COUNCIL FOR THE TRUST TERRITORY OF Organization (UNESCO) : René Maheu, Asdrubal SOMALILAND UNDER ITALIAN ADMINISTRATION Salsamendi. Colombia. Representative: Edmundo de Holte Cas- World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. Rodolphe tello. L. Coigney. APPENDIX V UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRES AND OFFICES (As of 31 December 1957)

ATHENS. United Nations Information Centre GENEVA. Information Service of the Geneva Office, 37 Vassilissis Sophias Avenue United Nations Athens, Greece Palais des Nations Area covered: Greece, Israel, Turkey. Geneva, Switzerland Area covered: Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Po- BANGKOK. Information Officer, Economic Com- land, Romania; also Germany and Switzerland. mission for Asia and the Far East Sala Santitham HAGUE, THE (see under LONDON) Bangkok, Thailand KARACHI. United Nations Information Centre Area covered: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand. Strachen Road (Post Office Box No. 349 G.P.O.) BELGRADE. United Nations Information Centre Karachi 1, Pakistan 1, Bulevar Revolucije (Post Office Box No. 157) Area covered: Pakistan. Belgrade, Yugoslavia LONDON. United Nations Information Centre Area covered: Albania, Yugoslavia. 14/15 Stratford Place London W.I, England BOGOTA. Centro de Informacion de las Naciones Area covered: Ireland, Netherlands, United Kingdom Unidas. and British Dependencies (except the British West Calle 19, Numéro 7-30 — Séptimo Piso African territories of the Gambia, Nigeria, Sierra (Post Office Box No. 65-67) Leone). Bogota, Colombia Area covered: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela. THE HAGUE. Information Officer for the Nether- lands BUENOS AIRES. Centro de Informacion de las 21 Bezuidenhoutseweg Naciones Unidas The Hague, The Netherlands Charcas 684, 3 F Area covered: The Netherlands. Buenos Aires, Argentina Area covered: Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay. MANILA. Information Officer for the Philippines United Nations Building, Padre Faura CAIRO. United Nations Information Centre (Post Office Box No. 2149) Sharia El Shams Manila, Philippines Imm. Tagher Area covered: Philippines. Garden City MEXICO CITY. Centro de Informació n de las Cairo, Egypt Naciones Unidas Area covered: Egypt, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Geneva 34 Libya, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen. Mexico 6 D.F., México Area covered: Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, COPENHAGEN. United Nations Information Centre El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nica- 37 H. C. Andersen's Boulevard ragua, Panama. Copenhagen V, Denmark Area covered: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, MONROVIA. United Nations Information Centre Sweden. 24 Broad Street (Post Office Box No. 282) DJAKARTA. Information Officer for Indonesia Monrovia, Liberia 76 Kebon Sirih Area covered: Ghana, Liberia and the British West Djakarta, Indonesia African territories of the Gambia, Nigeria, Sierra Area covered: Indonesia. Leone. INFORMATION CENTRES AND OFFICES 549 MOSCOW. United Nations Information Centre (Caixa Postal 1750) 15 Hohlovski Pereulok, Apartment 36 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Moscow, USSR Area covered: Brazil. Area covered: Byelorussian SSR, Ukrainian SSR, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. SANTIAGO. Information Officer, Economic Com- mission for Latin America NEW DELHI. United Nations Information Centre Avenida Providencia 871 21 Curzon Road Santiago, Chile New Delhi, India Area covered: Chile. Area covered: Burma, Ceylon, India, Nepal. SYDNEY. United Nations Information Centre PARIS. Centre d'Information des Nations Unies 44 Martin Place 36, rue La Perouse (Box 4030, General Post Office) Paris 16e, France Sydney, Australia Area covered: Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Belgian Area covered: Australia, New Zealand. Congo, French Overseas Dependencies. TEHERAN. United Nations Information Centre PRAGUE. United Nations Information Centre Heshmat Dowleh Panská 5 Khiaban Keyvan Prague II, Czechoslovakia Teheran, Iran Area covered: Czechoslovakia. Area covered: Afghanistan, Iran.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Centro de Informaçôes das WASHINGTON. United Nations Information Centre Naçö es Unidas 1908 Q Street, N.W. Rua Mexico 11, Sala 1502 Washington 9, D.C. MEMBERSHIP OF THE UNITEDATIONS, N THE INTERNATIONALATOMIC ENERGY AGENCYSPECIALIZED AND THE AGENCIES

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AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BELGIUM 1 UNESCO also has four associate members: BOLIVIA British Borneo G roup; British Caribbean Group; BRAZIL Nigeria; Sierra Leone. BULGARIA BURMA 2 WHO also has three associate members: Fed- BYELORUSSIAN SSR eration of Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Nigeria; Sierra CAMBODIA Leone. CANADA CEYLON 3 UPU membership also includes: Algeria; Bel- CHILE gian Congo; French Overseas Territories and CHINA Territories administered as such; Netherlands COLOMBIA Antilles and Surinam; Portuguese Provinces of COSTA RICA West Africa; Portuguese Provinces of East Africa, CUBA CZECHOSLOVAKIA Asia and Oceania; Spanish Colonies; United DENMARK Kingdom Overseas Colonies, Protectorates and DOMINICAN. REPUBLIC Territories under Trusteeship ; United States Terri- ECUADOR tories. EGYPT 4 EL SALVADOR In ITU, Netherlands membership includes ETHIOPIA Surinam, Netherlands Antilles and Netherlands FINLAND New Guinea; Union of South Africa's membership FRANCE includes Territory of South West Africa. ITU GERMANY,Fed. Rep. of membership also includes: Belgian Congo and GHANA Territory of Ruanda-Urundi; French Overseas GREECE Territories and Territories administered as such; GUATEMALA Potuguese Overseas Provinces; Fed eration of HAITI Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Spanish Provinces in HONDURAS HUNGARY Africa; United Kingdom Colonies, Protectorates, ICELAND Overseas Territories and Territories under Man- INDIA date or Trusteeship; United States Territories. In INDONESIA addition, ITU has five associate members: Ber- IRAN muda-British Caribbean Group; British East IRAQ Africa; British West Africa; M alaya-British Borneo IRELAND Group; Trust Territory of Somaliland under ISRAEL Italian Administration. 5 WMO membership also includes : Belgian

ITALY Congo; Bermuda; British Caribbean Territories; JAPAN British East A frican Te rritories and Indian O cean JORDAN Islands; British Malaya-Borneo Territories; British KOREA, Rep. of West African Territories; Federation of Rhodesia LAOS and Nyasaland; French Cameroons; French Equa- LEBANON torial A frica; French Polynesia; French Somali- LIBERIA land; French Togoland; French West A frica; Hong LIBYA Kong; Madagascar; Netherlands Antilles; Nether- LUXEMBOURG lands New Guinea; New Caledonia; Portuguese MALAYA, Federation of East A frica; Portuguese West Africa; Spanish MEXICO Guinea T erritories ; Surinam. MONACO MOROCCO NEPAL NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND NICARAGUA NORWAY PAKISTAN PANAMA PARAGUAY PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL ROMANIA SAN MARINO SAUDI ARABIA SPAIN SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIA THAILAND TUNISIA TURKEY UKRAINIAN SSR UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA USSR UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES URUGUAY VATICAN CITY VENEZUELA VIET-NAM YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA

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