APPENDIX I ROSTER OF THE (As of 31 December 1955)

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION DATE OF U.N. COUNTRY (square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP (in thousands) Afghanistan 650,000 1 Jul. 1951 12,000 19 Nov. 46 Albania 28,748 1 Jul. 1948 1,175 14 Dec. 55 Argentina 2,808,602 1 Jun. 1955 19,110 24 Oct. 45 Australia 7,703,867 30 Jun. 1955 9,201 27 Dec. 45 Austria 83,850 31 Dec. 1954 6,972 14 Dec. 55 Belgium 20,507 31 Dec. 1954 8,841 27 Dec. 45 Bolivia 1,098,581 1 Sep. 1954 3,162 14 Nov. 45 Brazil 8,513,844 1 Jul. 1955 58,456 24 Oct. 45 Bulgaria 110,842 1953 7,500 14 Dec. 55 Burma 677,950 1 Jul. 1954 19,242 19 Apr. 48 Byelorussian SSR 207,600 17 Jan. 1939 5,568 24 Oct. 45 Cambodia 175,000 1 Jul. 1951 4,000 14 Dec, 55 Canada 9,960,547 1 Jul. 1955 15,637 9 Nov. 45 Ceylon 65,610 31 Dec. 1954 8,478 14 Dec. 55 Chile 741,767 30 Jun. 1955 6,560 24 Oct. 45 China 9,736,288 1 Jul. 1948 463,493 24 Oct. 45 Colombia 1,138,355 5 Jul. 1955 12,657 5 Nov. 45 Costa Rica 51,011 1 Jul. 1955 951 2 Nov. 45 Cuba 114,524 28 Jan. 1953 5,807 24 Oct. 45 Czechoslovakia 127,827 31 Dec. 1954 13,020 24 Oct. 45 42,936 31 Dec. 1954 4,424 24 Oct. 45 Dominican Republic 48,734 1 Jul. 1955 2,404 24 Oct. 45 Ecuador 270,670 1 Jul. 1954 3,567 21 Dec. 45 Egypt 1,000,000 1 Jul. 1955 23,240 24 Oct. 45 El Salvador 20,877 31 Dec. 1954 2,158 24 Oct. 45 Ethiopia 1,184,320 1 Jul. 1951 15,000 13 Nov. 45 Finland 337,009 1 Sep. 1955 4,251 14 Dec. 55 551,255 1 Jul. 1955 43,300 24 Oct. 45 Greece 132,562 31 Dec. 1954 7,938 25 Oct. 45 Guatemala 108,889 31 Dec. 1954 3,201 21 Nov. 45 Haiti 27,750 1 Jul. 1954 3,506 24 Oct. 45 Honduras 112,088 1 Jul. 1955 1,660 17 Dec. 45 Hungary 93,011 1 Jul. 1955 9,808 14 Dec. 55 Iceland 103,000 31 Dec. 1954 155 19 Nov. 45 India 3,288,375 1 Jul. 1954 377,000 30 Oct. 45 Indonesia 1,491,564 1 Jul. 1954 81,100 28 Sep. 50 Iran 1,630,000 1 Jul. 1955 21,146 24 Oct. 45 Iraq 444,442 1 Jul. 1954 4,948 21 Dec. 45 Ireland 70,282 1 Jul. 1954 2,933 14 Dec. 55 Israel 20,678 30 Sep. 1955 1,764 11 May 49 Italy 301,191 31 Aug. 1955 48,744 14 Dec. 55 Jordan 96,513 31 Dec. 1954 1,403 14 Dec. 55 Laos 237,000 1 Jul. 1952 1,356 14 Dec. 55 Lebanon 10,400 1 Jul. 1954 1,383 24 Oct. 45 APPENDIX I. ROSTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS 455

TOTAL AREA ESTIMATED POPULATION DATE OF U.N. COUNTRY (square kilometres) Date Total MEMBERSHIP (in thousands) 111,370 1 Jul. 1954 1,250 2 Nov. 45 Libya 1,759,540 2 Aug. 1954 1,092 14 Dec. 55 Luxembourg 2,586 31 Dec. 1954 308 24 Oct. 45 Mexico 1,969,367 1 Jul. 1954 28,849 7 Nov. 45 Nepal 140,000 28 May 1954 8,432 14 Dec. 55 Netherlands 40,893 1 Sep. 1955 10,776 10 Dec. 45 New Zealand 267,985 1 Jun. 1955 2,136 24 Oct. 45 Nicaragua 148,000 31 Dec. 1954 1,224 24 Oct. 45 Norway 323,917 31 Dec. 1954 3,408 27 Nov. 45 Pakistan 943,736 1 Jul. 1954 80,167 30 Sep. 47 Panama 74,470 1 Jul. 1954 886 13 Nov. 45 Paraguay 406,752 1 Jul. 1955 1,565 24 Oct. 45 Peru 1,311,030 1 Jul. 1955 9,396 31 Oct. 45 Philippines 299,404 1 Jul. 1954 21,440 24 Oct. 45 311,730 1953 26,500 24 Oct. 45 Portugal 92,161 1 Nov. 1955 8,789 14 Dec. 55 Romania 237,502 1953 17,150 14 Dec. 55 Saudi Arabia 1,600,000 1 Jul. 1952 7,000 24 Oct. 45 Spain 503,061 1 Jul. 1955 28,976 14 Dec. 55 Sweden 449,200 1 Jul. 1955 7,260 19 Nov. 45 - Syria 181,337 1 Jul. 1954 3,670 24 Oct. 45 Thailand 514,000 1 Jul. 1955 20,300 16 Dec. 46 Turkey 776,980 23 Oct. 1955 24,110 24 Oct. 45 Ukrainian SSR 576,600 17 Jan. 1939 30,960 24 Oct. 45 Union of South Africa 1,223,409 1 Jul. 1955 13,669 7 Nov. 45 USSR 22,270,600 31 Dec. 1954 216,000 24 Oct. 45 244,015 30 Jun. 1954 51,059 24 Oct. 45 United States 7,827,976 1 May 1955 163,755 24 Oct. 45 Uruguay 186,926 31 Dec. 1953 2,550 18 Dec. 45 Venezuela 912,050 1 Jul. 1955 5,774 15 Nov. 45 Yemen 195,000 1 Jul. 1949 4,500 30 Sep. 47 Yugoslavia 255,804 30 Jun. 1955 17,550 24 Oct. 45 APPENDIX II STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY The General Assembly is composed of all the Mem- Rapporteur: Janez Stanovnik (Yugoslavia). bers of the United Nations. (For delegations to the 10th session, see APPENDIX IV.) THIRD COMMITTEE President, 10th session: Jose Maza (Chile). Chairman: Omar Loutfi (Egypt). Vice-Presidents, 10th session: China, Ethiopia, France, Vice-Chairman: Miss Minerva Bernardino (Dominican Luxembourg, USSR, United Kingdom, United Republic). States (the Chairmen of the respective delegations Rapporteur: Hermod Lannung (Denmark). act as Vice-Presidents). The Assembly has four types of committees: Main FOURTH COMMITTEE Committees, procedural committees, standing com- Chairman: Luciano Joublanc-Rivas (Mexico). mittees, and subsidiary and ad hoc bodies. Vice-Chairman: Oldrich Kaisr (Czechoslovakia). Rapporteur: Daniel Massonet (Belgium). MAIN COMMITTEES FIFTH COMMITTEE Six Main Committees are established under the Chairman: Hans Engen (Norway). rules of procedure of the General Assembly. Vice-Chairman: Kadim Khalaf (Iraq). First Committee. Political and Security (including the Rapporteur: Mauro Mendez (Philippines). regulation of armaments). Second Committee. Economic and Financial. SIXTH COMMITTEE Third Committee. Social, Humanitarian and Cultural. Chairman: Manfred Lachs (Poland). Fourth Committee. Trusteeship (including Non-Self- Vice-Chairman: Quintin Alfonsin (Uruguay). Governing Territories). Rapporteur: A. J. P. Tammes (Netherlands). Fifth Committee. Administrative and Budgetary. Sixth Committee. Legal. PROCEDURAL COMMITTEES Each Member may be represented by one person There are two procedural committees: the General on each Main Committee. Committee and the Credentials Committee. In addition to these six Main Committees, the General Assembly may constitute other committees, GENERAL COMMITTEE on which all Members have the right to be rep- In accordance with the rules of procedure, the resented. During 1955, as at previous sessions, it General Committee consists of the President of the established an Ad Hoc Political Committee. General Assembly, as Chairman, the Vice-Presidents At the Assembly's 10th session the officers of the of the General Assembly, and the Chairmen of the Main Committees and the Ad Hoc Political Com- six Main Committees and of the Ad Hoc Political mittee were as follows: Committee.

FIRST COMMITTEE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE Chairman: Sir (New Zealand). This Committee consists of nine Members appointed Vice-Chairman: Djalal Abdoh (Iran). by the Assembly on the proposal of the President. At Rapporteur: Carlos Echeverri Cortes (Colombia). the 10th session it was composed of Afghanistan, Australia, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, France, AD HOC POLITICAL COMMITTEE Indonesia, Iraq, the USSR and the United States, Chairman: Prince (Thailand). with the representative of Iraq as Chairman. Vice-Chairman: Robert A. MacKay (Canada). Rapporteur: Charles T. O. King (Liberia). STANDING COMMITTEES

SECOND COMMITTEE Two standing committees are established by the Chairman: Ernest G. Chauvet (Haiti). rules of procedure: the Advisory Committee on Ad- Vice-Chairman: Mohammad Mir Khan (Pakistan). ministrative and Budgetary Questions and the Com- APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 457 mittee on Contributions. Each consists of experts ap- Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radia- pointed in their individual capacities. tion† Collective Measures Committee ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE Panel of Military Experts AND BUDGETARY QUESTIONS Committee of Good Offices on the Admission of To serve until 31 December 1955: Carlos Blanco New Members (Cuba), Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom), United Nations Commission to Investigate Conditions William O. Hall (United States). for Free Elections in Germany To serve until 31 December 1956: Rafik Asha (Syria), United Nations Commission for the Unification and Andre Ganem (France), G. R. Kamat (India). Rehabilitation of Korea To serve until 31 December 1957: Thanassis Aghnides United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (Greece), Chairman; Eduardo Carrizosa (Colom- United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine bia); Igor V. Chechetkin (USSR). United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Pales- On 29 November 1955 the General Assembly (reso- tine Refugees in the Near East lution 959 (X)) re-appointed Carlos Blanco and United Nations Commission on the Racial Situation Arthur H. Clough and appointed John E. Fobes in the Union of South Africa* (United States) replacing William O. Hall, for a United Nations Tribunal in Libya* three-year term beginning 1 January 1956. The Gen- Italian-Libyan Mixed Arbitration Commission† eral Assembly, in the same resolution, also appointed United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) T. J. Natarajan for a one-year term beginning 1 Ad Hoc Committee on a Special United Nations January 1956.1 Fund for Economic Development † Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for COMMITTEE ON CONTRIBUTIONS Refugees To serve until 31 December 1955: S. M. Burke Ad Hoc Commission on Prisoners of War (Pakistan), Jiri Nosek (Czechoslovakia),2 Stuart United Nations Advisory Council for Somaliland Arthur Rice (United States). United Nations Plebiscite Commissioner (for the Trust To serve until 31 December 1956: Ottolmy Strauch Territory of Togoland under British Administra- (Brazil) ;3 Arthur H. Clough (United Kingdom); tion)† Klass Erik Book (Sweden), Vice-Chairman. Committee on South West Africa To serve until 31 December 1957: René Charron Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing (France); Arthur S. Lall (India), Chairman; Josue Territories Saenz (Mexico); G. F. Saksin (USSR). Sub-Committee on the Revision of the Questionnaire On 29 November 1955 the General Assembly (reso- (relating to Trust Territories) lution 960(X)) re-appointed Jiri Nosek and appointed Advisory Committee for the United Nations Memorial Robert E. Merriam (United States) and Agha Shahi Cemetery in Korea! (Pakistan), replacing S. M. Burke and Stuart Arthur United Nations Committee on the Programme for Rice. the Commemoration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Signing of the Charter* SUBSIDIARY AND AD HOC BODIES Negotiating Committee for Extra-Budgetary Funds*† Board of Auditors The following subsidiary and ad hoc bodies were United Nations Administrative Tribunal in existence during 1955. Those marked* were dis- United Nations Staff Pension Committee continued during the year. Those marked† were Investments Committee created by the Assembly during its 10th session. In Committee to Review the Salary, Allowances and the case of the new bodies, the terms of reference are Benefits System of the United Nations† given. Special Committee on Review of Administrative Tri- Interim Committee of the General Assembly bunal Judgments* Disarmament Commission Committee on Applications for Review of Admin- Sub-Committee on Disarmament istrative Tribunal Judgments† Panel for Inquiry and Conciliation International Law Commission Peace Observation Commission Committee on Calling of a Charter Review Confer- Balkan Sub-Commission ence† Advisory Committee on the International Conference Special Committee on Defining Aggression

on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy INTERIM COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

1 Each Member of the United Nations has the right G. R. Kamat, in a letter dated 3 October 1955 to be represented on the Interim Committee. addressed to the Secretary-General, submitted his Chairman: Oscar Thorsing (Sweden). resignation from membership of the Committee, ef- fective 31 December 1955. Mr. Natarajan was ap- Vice-Chairman: Tiburcio Carias, Jr. (Honduras). pointed to fill the unexpired term of this office. Rapporteur: Viqar Ahmed Hamdani (Pakistan). 2 Jiri Nosek was unable to attend; he designated DISARMAMENT COMMISSION Jaroslav Pscolka to represent him . 3 Belgium. Representative: Fernand van Langenhove. Ottolmy Strauch was unable to attend. Alternate: Joseph Nisot. 458 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Brazil. Representative: Ernesto Leme (until 28 Feb- Brazil. Designated 22 December 1954: Braz Arruda, ruary), G. de Freitas-Valle (from 8 March). Alter- Levi Carneiro, Santiago Dantas, Linneu de Albu- nate: Jayme de Barros. querque Mello, Francisco Pontes de Miranda. Canada. Representative: David M. Johnson (until 30 Burma. Designated 4 June 1955: Lun Baw, Myint June), R. A. MacKay (from 11 August). Alter- Thein, Ba Nyunt. nates: James George (until 31 January), M. A. Canada. Designated 22 September 1955: L. M. Gouin, Crowe (from 11 February). Norman P. Lambert, Sir Albert Walsh, R. M. China. Representative: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Alternate: Fowler, Sherwood Lett. Hsioh-Ren-Wei. China. Designated 13 July 1950: F. T. Cheng, Hsieh France. Representative: Jules Moch.4 Kun-Sheng, Shuhsi Hsu, Ching-Hsiung Wu. Iran. Representative: . Alternate: Colombia. Designated 28 January 1955: Alberto Lle- Djalal Abdoh (from 15 May). ras Camargo, Eliseo Arango, Alberto Zuleta Angel, New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Alter- Jose Gabriel de la Vega, Antonio Rocha. nates: A. R. Perry, F. H. Corner (from 15 Novem- Cuba. Designated 24 March 1955: Miguel Angel Cam- ber). pa, Ernesto Dihigo, Alberto Blanco, Enrique Guiral. Peru. Representative: Victor A. Belaúnde. Alternate: Denmark. Designated 25 November 1950: Holger Carlos Holguin de Lavalle (from 8 January). Andersen, H. A. Bechmann, Otto Carl Mohr. De- Turkey. Representative: Selim Sarper. Alternate: signated 20 March 1951: Major-General Kristian Turgut Menemencioglu (from 29 April). Knudtzon. USSR. Representative: Arkady A. Sobolev.5 Dominican Republic. Designated 13 October 1954: United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. Themistocles Messina Pimentel, Tulio Franco y Alternate: P. M. Crosthwaite. Franco, Carlos Sánchez y Sánchez. United States. Representative: Henry Cabot Lodge, Ecuador. Designated 12 October 1954: Carlos Salazar Jr. Deputy Representative: James J. Wadsworth Flor, Jose Vicente Trujillo, Antonio J. Quevedo. (until 22 August), Harold E. Stassen (from 23 El Salvador. Designated 28 September 1954: Ernesto August). A. Nunez, Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, Ramon Gon- zales Montalvo. SUB-COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT Greece. Designated 13 October 1954: Constantin Psa- Canada. Representatives: Paul Martin, R. A. MacKay. roudas, Jean Spiropoulos, Pierre C. Stathatos, France. Representative: Jules Moch. Michel N. Tsouderos, Pierre G. Vallindas. USSR. Representative: Arkady A. Sobolev. Haiti. Designated 30 October 1954: Max H. Dorsin- United Kingdom. Representatives: Anthony Nutting, ville, Ernest G. Chauvet, Dantès Bellegarde, Major Sir Pierson Dixon. Timoleon Paret. United States. Representative: Henry Cabot Lodge, India. Designated 26 November 1954: Sardar Teja Jr. Deputy Representative: Harold E. Stassen. Singh, Shri Juruvila Zachariah, Zakir Hussain, Shri Kavalam Madhava Panikkar, Amaranatha Jha. PANEL FOR INQUIRY AND CONCILIATION Israel. Designated 3 October 1954: Leo Kohn. The Panel, established by the General Assembly in Netherlands. Designated 19 October 1954: Roslov 1949 (resolution 268 D (III)), consists of qualified Kranenburg, Maximiliaan Paul Leon Steenberghe, persons, designated by their States to serve a term Willem Jan Mari van Eysinga. of five years, who are readily available to assist the Norway. Designated 7 May 1952: Terje Wold, United Nations organs or States parties to a con- Thorlief F. Schjelderup, Erling Qvale, Herman troversy in the settlement of disputes and situations Reimers, Finn Moe. by serving on commissions of inquiry or of con- Pakistan. Designated 13 December 1950: Muhammad ciliation. Sharif, Amiruddin Ahmad, Khalifa Shaja-ud-din. The following persons have been designated to Sweden. Designated 23 September 1954: Baron C. F. be on the panel: H. Hamilton. Afghanistan. Designated 7 November 1955: Sardar Syria. Designated 21 December 1954: Adnan Atassi, Mohammed Naim, Mohammed Kabir Ludin, Dr. Naim Antaki, Sami Midani, Salah Eddine Tarazi, Najibullah, Mohammed Naorouz, Abdul Mavid Jaoudat Mufti. Zabouli. United Kingdom. Designated 9 December 1954: Sir Australia. Designated 7 March 1955: Sir Owen Hughe M. Knatchbull-Hugessen, Sir Horace Sey- Dixon, Sir Raymond Kelly, Sir John Lathan, Sir mour. Charles Lowe. United States. Designated 1 June 1955: James F. Bolivia. Designated 25 March 1955: Alberto Mendoza Byrnes, Roger D. Lapham, Charles H. Mahoney, Lopez, Santiago Jordán Sandoval, Carlos Morales General Walter Bedell Smith, Charles A. Sprague. Guillén.

4 PEACE OBSERVATION COMMISSION On 30 August Hervé Alphand was appointed rep- China. Representative: Tingfu F. Tsiang. Alternates: resentative on the Commission when Mr. Moch was absent. Shuhsi Hsu, Chiping H. C. Kiang. 5 Mr. Sobolev was alternate until 12 April 1955, Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Jiri Nosek, Josef when he was appointed representative. Ullrich. Alternates: Jaroslav Rybar, Vaclav Tylner. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 459 France. Representative: Henri Hoppenot, Hervé Al- SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON EFFECTS phand. OF ATOMIC RADIATION Honduras. Representative: Tiburcio Carias, Jr. This Committee was established by the General India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternate: Assembly on 3 December 1955 (resolution 913(X)) to Avtar Singh. receive, assemble, evaluate and disseminate informa- Iraq. Representative: Awni Khalidy, Rapporteur. tion on atomic radiation furnished by members of the Israel. Representative: Abba Eban. Alternate: Mor- United Nations or of the specialized agencies. decai R. Kidron. Members: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Cana- New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro, Vice- da, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, France, India, Japan, Chairman. Mexico, Sweden, USSR, United Kingdom, United Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan. Al- States. ternates: Viqar Ahmed Hamdani, Mahmood Shaf- qat. COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE Sweden. Representative: Oscar Thorsing. Australia. Representative: W. D. Forsyth. Alternate: USSR. Representative: Arkady A. Sobolev. A. H. Loomes. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. Belgium. Representative: Joseph Nisot. Alternate: United States. Representative: James J. Wadsworth. Georges Cassiers. Uruguay. Representative: Enrique Rodríguez Fabre- Brazil. Representative: C. de Freitas-Valle. Alternate: gat, Chairman. Jayme de Barros. Burma. Representative: Thray Sithu James Barrington. BALKAN SUB-COMMISSION Alternate: Ba Maung. Members: Colombia, France, Pakistan, Sweden, Canada. Representatives: D. M. Johnson, R. A. Mac- United States. Kay. Alternate: James George (until 31 January), M. A. Crowe (from 1 February). ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE INTERNATIONAL Egypt. Representatives: Omar Loutfi, Abdel Meguid CONFERENCE ON THE PEACEFUL USES OF Ramadan. ATOMIC ENERGY France. Representatives: Henri Hoppenot, Hervé Al- Brazil: J. Costa Ribeiro. phand. Canada: W. B. Lewis. Mexico. Representative: Rafael de la Colina. France: Bertrand Goldschmidt. Philippines. Representative: Felixberto Serrano. Alter- India: Homi J. Bhabha. nate: Jose D. Ingles. USSR: D. V. Skobeltzin. Turkey. Representative: Selim Sarper. Alternate: United Kingdom: Sir John Cockcroft. Adil Derinsu. United States: I. I. Rabi. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. United States. Representative: J. J. Wadsworth. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PEACEFUL Venezuela. Representative: Santiago Perez Perez, USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY Chairman; Alternate: Victor M. Rivas. The General Assembly asked the Secretary-General Yugoslavia. Representative: Franc Kos. (resolution 810(IX)), in consultation with the Ad- visory Committee, to convene an international tech- PANEL OF MILITARY EXPERTS nical conference of governments to explore means of Army. Lieutenant-General A. J. Boase (Australia), developing the peaceful uses of atomic energy through Lieutenant-General B. H. Calmeijer (Netherlands), international co-operation and, in particular, to study Lieutenant-General Thomas W. Herren (United the development of atomic power and to consider States), General de Corps d'Armée Jean Adolphe other technical areas — such as biology, medicine, Leonce Curnier (France), Lieutenant-General Jira radiation protection and fundamental science — in Vichitsonggram (Thailand), Major-General Ar- which international co-operation might most effec- chimedes Argyropoulos (Greece), Major-General tively be accomplished. Members of the United Na- Rustu Erdelhum (Turkey), Major-General L. O. tions or of the specialized agencies were invited to Lyne (United Kingdom), Major-General R. O. G. participate. Morton (Canada). The Conference was held in Geneva from August Navy. Vice-Admiral A. D. Struble (United States), 8 to 20. The officers were: Vice-Admiral C. Caslon (United Kingdom), Vice- President: Homi J. Bhabha (India). Admiral E. Flokas (Greece), Vice-Amiral d'Es- Vice-Presidents: General Bernardino C. de Mattos cadre Jacques Marie Missoffe (France), Vice- (Brazil), W. B. Lewis (Canada), Francis Perrin Admiral J. W. G. van Hengel (Netherlands), Rear- (France), D. V. Skobeltzin (USSR), Sir John Admiral Tacettin Taleyman (Turkey). Cockcroft (United Kingdom), I. I. Rabi (United Air Force. Lieutenant-General C. Giebel (Nether- States). lands), Lieutenant-General Leon W. Johnson Conference Secretary-General: Walter G. Whitman (United States), Major-General Kemal Colakoglu (United States). (Turkey), Air Vice-Marshal Sir Alexander P. Deputy Conference Secretary-General: Viktor S. Vavi- Davidson (United Kingdom), Air Vice-Marshal lov (USSR). J. E. Hewitt (Australia), General de Brigade 460 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Aérienne Louis Eugene Tapie (France), Group Turkey: General Refet Bele. Captain George Doucas (Greece). United Kingdom: Sir Edwin Chapman-Andrews. Alternate: I. D. Scott. COMMITTEE OF GOOD OFFICES ON THE ADMISSION United States: John D. Tomlinson. OF NEW MEMBERS Egypt: Abdel Meguid Ramadan. UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON THE RACIAL SITUA- Netherlands: C. W. A. Schurmann. Alternate: E. L. TION IN THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA7 G. Schiff. Hernán Santa Cruz (Chile), Chairman and Rap- Peru: Victor A. Belaúnde, Chairman. porteur. Dantès Bellegarde (Haiti). UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE Henri Laugier (France). CONDITIONS FOR FREE ELECTIONS IN GERMANY 6

Members: Brazil, Iceland, Netherlands, Pakistan, UNITED NATIONS TRIBUNAL IN LIBYA8 Poland. Vicente Sánchez Gavito (Mexico). Hugo G. L. Wickstrom (Sweden). UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR THE UNIFICATION Faiz Yorukoglu (Turkey). AND REHABILITATION OF KOREA Australia. Representatives: Max Loveday (until 25 August), E. R. Walker (from 4 September). Alter- ITALIAN-LIBYAN MIXED ARBITRATION COMMISSION The Commission was established by the General nates: C. Garrard Woodard (until 3 May), J. H. Assembly in resolution 988(X). This resolution dis- Brook (from 16 May). solved the United Nations Tribunal in Libya on 31 Chile. Representative: Gonzalo Montt. December 1955 and transferred its functions to the Netherlands. Representative: Jonkheer O. Reuchlin Italian-Libyan Mixed Arbitration Commission. (from 20 August). Members: Pakistan. Representative: O. H. Malik (from 30 Appointed by the Government of Italy: Giuseppe January). Acting Representative: A. Salim Khan Belli, Attorney of the Italian State. (until 30 January). Appointed by the Government of Libya: Mohieddine Philippines. Representative: Maximino G. Bueno. Fekini, Minister Plenipotentiary and Legal Adviser Thailand. Representative: Prince Pridi Debyabongs to the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Devakula. Appointed by the Secretary-General: Georges Leuch, Turkey. Representative: Tevfik K. Kemahli. President of the Appeals Authority for German UNITED NATIONS KOREAN RECONSTRUCTION AGENCY Assets in Switzerland and former Swiss federal Agent General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter judge. (United States). UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) REPRESENTATIVES SERVING ON UNICEF was established by the General Assembly ADVISORY COMMITTEE and reports to the Economic and Social Council (see Canada: R. A. MacKay, Chairman. below, under ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL). India: Arthur S. Lall. United Kingdom: Arthur H. Clough. AD HOC COMMITTEE ON A SPECIAL UNITED NATIONS United States: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. FUND FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat. This Committee was established by the General Assembly on 9 December 1955 (resolution 923(X)) UNITED NATIONS CONCILIATION COMMISSION to analyse the replies and comments received from FOR PALESTINE governments to the eight points listed in the Annex France: Pierre Ordonneau. of the resolution, with a view to submitting an interim Turkey: T. Menemencioglu. report to the 22nd session of the Economic and Social United States: James W. Barco. Council and to the 11th session of the General Assembly, and a final report to the 23rd session of UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY FOR the Council. PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST Members: Canada, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Egypt, Director: Henry R. Labouisse. France, India, Indonesia, Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, USSR, United Kingdom, United REPRESENTATIVES SERVING ON ADVISORY COMMISSION States, Yugoslavia. Belgium: Fernand Seynaeve. Egypt: Lieutenant-Colonel Salah Gohar. 7 The 10th General Assembly did not renew the France: Abel Verdier. Commission; therefore it lapsed on 31 December 1955. Jordan: Is-Haq Nashashibi. 8 The General Assembly by resolution 988 (X) of Lebanon: Georges Haimari. 6 December 1955 terminated the Tribunal as of 31 Syria: Selim el Yafi. December 1955 and resolved that its functions, powers

6 and jurisdiction be transferred to, and vested in, the The Commission adjourned sine die on 5 August Italian-Libyan Mixed Arbitration Commission. The 1952. latter was established by the same resolution. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 461

OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER Observers from States Not Members of the Committee FOR REFUGEES Canada: Hector Allard. High Commissioner: G. J. van Heuven Goedhart. China: Paonan Cheng. Deputy High Commissioner: James M. Read. Dominican Republic: Comte de Hanot d'Hartoy. Director: Marcel Pages. Sweden: P. B. Kellberg.

UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND EXECUTIVE AD HOC COMMISSION ON PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE Members: Countess Bernadotte (Sweden); Jose Gus- The General Assembly in October 1954 (resolution tavo Guerrero (El Salvador), Judge of the Inter- 832(IX)) requested the Economic and Social Coun- national Court of Justice, Chairman and Rap- cil at its next session either to establish an executive porteur; Aung Khine (Burma), Judge of the High committee responsible for giving directives to the Court of Burma. High Commissioner in carrying out a programme designed to achieve permanent solutions for refugees UNITED NATIONS ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR SOMALILAND within his mandate, or to reconstitute the United Colombia: Edmundo de Holte Castello. Nations High Commissioner's Advisory Committee on Egypt: Kamal Eddine Salah. Refugees to enable it to do so. Philippines: Cosme P. García. On 31 March 1955, the Economic and Social Council decided (resolution 565 (XIX)) to recon- UNITED NATIONS PLEBISCITE COMMISSIONER FOR THE stitute the Advisory Committee as an Executive Com- TRUST TERRITORY OF TOGOLAND UNDER BRITISH mittee to be known as the United Nations Refugee ADMINISTRATION Fund (UNREF) Executive Committee. The Plebiscite Commissioner was appointed by the The Executive Committee consists of the 15 former General Assembly on 15 December 1955 by resolution members of the Advisory Committee plus five new 944(X). Assisted by observers and staff appointed members — Colombia, Greece, Iran, Netherlands and by the Secretary-General in consultation with him, Norway — which the Council appointed on 5 April the Commissioner is to supervise a plebiscite to be 1955. held in Togoland under British Administration in the The following representatives attended the first first half of 1956 to ascertain the wishes of the in- session of the Committee held at Geneva from 9-14 habitants with respect to their future administration. May 1955: Plebiscite Commissioner: Eduardo Espinosa Prieto Australia: Ralph L. Harry, Chairman. (Mexico). Austria: Karl Fritzer, Heinrich Gleissner, Mrs. Johan- na Monschein. COMMITTEE ON SOUTH WEST AFRICA Belgium: René Contempré, Jean Désy. Brazil: Sergio Armando Frazão, Donatello Grieco. Brazil: Julio A. Barboza Carneiro, Alfredo T. Valla- Mexico: Luciano Joublanc Rivas, Vice-Chairman and dao, Fernando B. Franco Netto. Rapporteur. Colombia: Luis Gonzalez Barros. Pakistan: Viqar Ahmed Hamdani. Denmark: Finn T. B. Friis, Hans Erik Kastoft. Syria: Najmuddine Rifai. France: Jean Serres, Maurice Cantan, Emil de Cur- Thailand: Thanat Khoman, Chairman. ton, Miss Anne Lissac, Miss Lucie Masbrenier, United States: Benjamin Gerig. Andre Portal, Alfred Wolff. Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat. Germany, Federal Republic of: Werner G. Middel- mann, Gustav von Schmoller. COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION FROM NON-SELF- Greece: Mrs. Lina Tsaldaris, Vice-Chairman; Con- GOVERNING TERRITORIES stantin Rallis, Andre Psaras. The Committee consists of Members transmitting Holy See: Monseigneur Mario Brini, Reverend Père information and an equal number of Members elected H. M. de Riedmatten. for three-year terms by the Fourth Committee on Iran: DJafar Kafai, Javad Mansoor. behalf of the General Assembly. Israel: Menahem Kahany. Administering Members: Australia, Belgium, France, Italy: Guido Romano, Mario Rotelli, Giovanni Vas- Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom, sallo. United States. Netherlands: Constantyn Patyn, Miss Antoinette Non-Administering Members: Brazil, Burma, China, Lunsingh Meijer. Guatemala, India, Iraq, Peru. Norway: Per Vennemoe, Rapporteur; Knut Okken- On 17 November 1955 the Fourth Committee, act- haug. ing in the name of the General Assembly, re-elected Switzerland: Oscar Schurch. China, India and Iraq, and elected Venezuela, re- Turkey: Necmettin Tuncel. placing Brazil, for a three-year term beginning 1 United Kingdom: Dame May Curwen, Paul S. Falla, January 1956. A. H. Spire, William C. Ballance. The following were the representatives serving on United States: Christopher H. Phillips, Edward W. the Committee during 1955: Lawrence, Henry F. Nichol. Australia. Representative: Alan Henry Loomes. Alter- Venezuela: Not represented. nate: Robert N. Hamilton. 462 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Belgium. Not represented. India: Arthur S. Lall, Balachandra Rajan. Brazil. Representative: Sergio Armando Frazão, Vice- Lebanon: Edward Rizk. Chairman.9 Turkey: Vahap Asiroglu, Ilhan Akant. Burma. Representative: Hla Aung.10 Alternate: Paw USSR: Georgy Filipovich Saksin. Htin. United Kingdom: Arthur H. Clough, P. E. Rams- China. Representative: Liu Yu-wan. Alternate: Hsi- botham. kun Yang. United States: James J. Wadsworth, William O. France. Representative: Robert Bargues. Alternate: Hall, Albert F. Bender, Jr. Michel de Camaret. Guatemala. Representative: Emilio Arenales. NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE FOR EXTRA-BUDGETARY India. Representative: B. Shiva Rao. Alternate: Rikhi FUNDS Jaipal, Rapporteur. Members: Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Iraq. Representative: Awni Khalidy. Lebanon, Pakistan, United Kingdom, United States. Netherlands. Representative: C. W. A. Schurmann. The new Committee, established by the General Alternates: R. H. Pos, M. P. Gorsira, C. J. Grader, Assembly on 8 November 1955 (resolution 958 A J. Vixseboxse. (X)), has the same terms of reference as the previous New Zealand. Representative: J. V. Scott, Chairman.11 one. It consists of the same members with the ex- Peru. Representative: Juan Jose Calle y Calle. ception of Colombia, which was replaced by Argen- United Kingdom. Representative: B. O. B. Gidden. tina. United States. Representative: Mason Sears. BOARD OF AUDITORS Elected to serve until 30 June 1955: Auditor-General SUB-COMMITTEE ON THE REVISION OF THE of Denmark (Otto F. Remke). QUESTIONNAIRE Elected to serve until 30 June 1956: Auditor-General (Relating to Trust Territories) of Canada (Robert Watson Sellar). El Salvador. Representative: R. Eguizábal. Elected to serve until 30 June 1957: Auditor-General Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville, Chairman. of Colombia (Jaime Jaramillo). India. Representative: Avtar Singh. On 15 December the General Assembly appointed Syria. Representative: Najmuddine Rifai. (resolution 967(X)) the Auditor-General of the Netherlands for a three-year term beginning July ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS 1956 (replacing the Auditor-General of Canada). MEMORIAL CEMETERY IN KOREA The Committee was established by the General UNITED NATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Assembly on 15 December 1955 (resolution 977(X)) Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Djalal to advise the Secretary-General on securing the site Abdoh (Iran); Mme Paul Bastid (France), Presi- of the present cemetery at Tanggok, near Pusan, dent; Omar Loutfi (Egypt). and to establish and maintain it as the United Na- Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Lord Crook tions Memorial Cemetery in Korea. (United Kingdom), 1st Vice-President; Jacob Mark Members: Lashly (United States). Countries whose men still lie in graves in the ceme- Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Bror Arvid tery. Sture Petren (Sweden), 2nd Vice-President; Victor Manuel Perez Perozo (Venezuela). UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE ON THE PROGRAMME FOR Elected to serve until 30 June 1958: Auditor-General THE COMMEMORATION OF THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY of Norway (Lars Breie). OF THE SIGNING OF THE CHARTER On 29 November 1955 the General Assembly re- Chairman: Secretary-General of the United Nations, elected Mme Paul Bastid and Omar Loutfi, and Dag Hammarskjold. elected R. Venkataraman (India), replacing Djalal Vice-Chairman: David M. Johnson (Canada). Abdoh. Committee Secretary: Andrew W. Cordier, Executive Assistant to the Secretary-General. UNITED NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE Members Elected by the General Assembly to serve until 31 Belgium: Paul Bihin, Jules Woulbroun. December 1955: Canada: David M. Johnson, J. E. Thibault. Members: Francisco A. Forteza, T. W. Cutts, R. China: Shih-shun Liu, Chiping H. C. Kiang. T. Cristóbal. Czechoslovakia: Jaroslav Rybar. Alternates: Warren B. Irons, Arthur H. Clough, Ecuador: Jose Vicente Trujillo, Julio Prado. Fazlollah Nouredin Kia. France: Pierre Ordonneau. Appointed by the Secretary-General: 9 Members: Hans C. Andersen, John McDiarmid, From 7 September 1955, Donatello Grieco (Brazil) David Vaughan. replaced Sergio Armando Frazão. 10 From 7 September 1955, On Sein (Burma) was Alternates: L. Michelmore, K. Kraczkiewicz, U. F. a representative. Roullier. 11 From 7 September 1955, W. G. Thorp (New Elected by Participants to serve until 31 December Zealand) was an alternate. 1955: APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 463 Members: Marc Schreiber, Raphael Trachtenberg, Iraq. Representative: Adnan Pachachi.13 Pierre Obez. Israel. Representative: Arthur C. Liveran. 13 Alternates: Charles Hogan, Georges Rabinovitch, Norway. Representative: Erik Dons, Rapporteur. Byron F. Wood. Pakistan. Representative: Viqar Ahmed Hamdani, On 15 December 1955 the General Assembly (reso- Vice-Chairman. lution 968(X)) appointed the following to serve a Syria. Representative: Salah Eddine Tarazi.13 Alter- three-year term beginning 1 January 1956: nate: Muhammad H. el-Farra. Members: Arthur H. Clough, Rigoberto Torres USSR. Not represented. Astorga, Albert S. Watson. United Kingdom. Representative: W. V. J. Evans. Alternates: A. E. van Braam Houckgeest, Fazlollah Alternates: P. E. Ramsbotham, A. M. W. Platt. Nouredin Kia, Arthur C. Liveran. United States. Representative: Albert F. Bender, Jr. Alternate: Charles Runyon. INVESTMENTS COMMITTEE Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Ivar Rooth, COMMITTEE ON APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF former Governor of the Bank of Sweden, Managing ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL JUDGMENTS Director of the International Monetary Fund. The Committee was established by the General Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Jacques Assembly on 8 November 1955 (resolution 957(X)) Rueff, Honorary Governor of the Bank of France. and is authorized under paragraph 2 of Article Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Leslie R. 96 of the Charter to request advisory opinions Rounds, former Senior Vice-President of the of the International Court of Justice concerning Federal Reserve Bank of New York. reviews of judgments by the United Nations Admin- On 29 November 1955 the General Assembly (reso- istrative Tribunal. lution 961(X)) confirmed the re-appointment by The Committee is composed of the Member States the Secretary-General of Ivar Rooth for a three-year the representatives of which have served on the term beginning 1 January 1956. General Committee of the most recent regular session of the General Assembly. COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE SALARY, ALLOWANCES AND The following members will serve until the election BENEFITS SYSTEM OF THE UNITED NATIONS of the new General Committee at the 11th session The Committee was established by the General of the Assembly: Chile, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Assembly on 15 December 1955 (resolution 975(X)) France, Haiti, Luxembourg, Mexico, New Zealand, to undertake a comprehensive review of the United Norway, Poland, Thailand, USSR, United Kingdom, Nations salary, allowance and benefits system, and to United States. report its findings and recommendations to the 11th session of the General Assembly. INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION Members: Argentina, Denmark, Egypt, France, India, Gilberto Amada (Brazil). Douglas L. Edmonds (United States). Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, USSR, United 14 Kingdom, United States. Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice (United Kingdom). J. P. A. François (Netherlands), Rapporteur. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE F. V. García Amador (Cuba), 2nd Vice-Chairman. TRIBUNAL JUDGMENTS12 Shuhsi Hsu (China). Members Faris Bey el-Khouri (Syria). S. B. Krylov (USSR), 1st Vice-Chairman. Argentina. Representative: Leonardo Cafiero. Alter- 14,15 nates: Carlos F. Cooke, Carlos Alberto Cortinas. Luis Padilla Nervo (Mexico). 16 Australia. Representative: T. W. Cutts. Radhabinod Pal (India). Belgium. Representative: Paul Bihin. Carlos Salamanca (Bolivia). Brazil. Representative: Jose Osvaldo de Meira Penna. A. E. F. Sandstrom (Sweden). Alternate: J. F. da Costa. Georges Scelle (France). Canada. Representative: J. S. Nutt. Alternate: D. Jean Spiropoulos (Greece), Chairman. R. C. Bedson. Jaroslav Zourek (Czechoslovakia). China. Representative: Chiping H. C. Kiang. Cuba. Representative: Carlos Blanco, Chairman. COMMITTEE ON CALLING OF A CHARTER El Salvador. Representative: M. Rafael Urquía. Alter- REVIEW CONFERENCE nate: Carlos Serrano García. The General Assembly established the committee France. Representative: Philippe Monod.13 on 21 November 1955 (resolution 992 (X)) to con- India. Representative: P. N. Sapru.13 14 Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice and Luis Padilla Nervo 12 were elected members by the Commission, the former The Committee completed its work upon sub- on 9 May 1955, and the latter on 16 May 1955, mission of its report; therefore it has not been con- to fill the vacancies caused by the resignation of tinued in 1956. Hersch Lauterpacht and Roberto Cordova, respec- 13 At the final meeting of the Committee, France tively, who had been appointed judges at the Inter- was represented by Pierre Ordonneau; India by M. national Court of Justice. E. Chacko; Iraq by Ata Abdul Wahab; Israel by 15 Mr. Padilla Nervo was unable to attend. Mordecai R. Kidron; Syria by Rafik Asha. 16 Mr. Pal was unable to attend. 464 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS sider, in consultation with the Secretary-General, the SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON DEFINING AGGRESSION question of fixing a time and place for a general The Committee was established by the General conference of the Members of the United Nations Assembly on 4 December 1954 (resolution 895(IX)). for the purpose of reviewing the Charter. The Com- It is to submit a report to the 11th session of the mittee was also requested to report its recommenda- Assembly with a draft definition of aggression. tions to the 12th session of the General Assembly. Members: China, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, All the Members of the United Nations are members France, Iraq, Israel, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, of the Committee. Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Syria, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, Yugo- slavia.

THE SECURITY COUNCIL The Security Council consists of 11 Members of USSR. Army Representative: Major-General I. M. the United Nations, five permanent and six non- Saraiev. Navy Representative: Captain 2nd Grade permanent, elected for two-year terms by the General B. F. Gladkov. Air Force Representative: Lieute- Assembly. (For representatives to the Council, see nant-Colonel A. M. Kuchumov (5 October to 31 APPENDIX IV.) The members of the Council for 1955 December). were as follows: United Kingdom. Army Representative: Major-Gen- eral G. E. Prior-Palmer. Navy Representative: Vice- PERMANENT MEMBERS Admiral G. Barnard. Air Force Representative: Air China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, United Vice-Marshal R. L. R. Atcherley. States. United States. Army Representative: Lieutenant-Gen- eral T. W. Herren. Navy Representative: Vice- NON-PERMANENT MEMBERS Admiral A. D. Struble. Air Force Representative: Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Brazil, Lieutenant-General L. W. Johnson. New Zealand, Turkey. Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Belgium, DISARMAMENT COMMISSION Iran, Peru. On 14 October 1955, the General Assembly elected The Commission reports to both the General As- Australia and Cuba, and on 20 December, Yugo- sembly and the Security Council (see above, under slavia to take office from 1 January 1956, replacing GENERAL ASSEMBLY). Brazil, New Zealand and Turkey. The Presidency of the Council is held in turn by COLLECTIVE MEASURES COMMITTEE Member States in the English alphabetical order of The Committee reports to both the General As- their names. The following served as Presidents dur- sembly and the Security Council (see above, under ing 1955: GENERAL ASSEMBLY). Month Country Representative January New Zealand Sir Leslie Munro STANDING COMMITTEES February Peru Victor A. Belaúnde March Turkey Selim Sarper The Committee of Experts and the Committee April USSR Arkady A. Sobolev on the Admission of New Members are each com- May United Kingdom Sir Pierson Dixon posed of representatives of all the members of the June United States Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. Security Council. July Belgium Fernand van Langenhove August Brazil Cyro de Freitas-Valle AD HOC COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS September China Tingfu F. Tsiang UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION FOR INDONESIA17 October France Hervé Alphand Members: Australia, Belgium, United States. November Iran Nasrollah Entezam December New Zealand Sir Leslie Munro UNITED NATIONS TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATION IN PALESTINE MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE Chief of Staff: Major-General E. L. M. Burns.

The Military Staff Committee held bi-weekly UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVE FOR INDIA meetings throughout the year; the first meeting was AND PAKISTAN held on 6 January and the last on 22 December. Frank P. Graham. China. Army Representative: Lieutenant-General Ho UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVER GROUP FOR Shai-lai. Navy Representative: Commander Chen INDIA AND PAKISTAN Tsai-ho. Chief Observer: Lieutenant-General Robert H. Nim- France. Army Representative: General de Brigade M. mo. Pénette. Navy Representative: Capitaine de Frégate 17 M. Sanoner (1 January to 24 July), Capitaine de On 1 April 1951, adjourned sine die, while con- Vaisseau E. Cagne (25 July to 31 December). tinuing to hold itself at the disposal of the parties. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 465 THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL The Economic and Social Council consists of 18 dia, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom. Members of the United Nations elected by the General On 26 May 1955, the Economic and Social Council Assembly for a three-year term of office. The follow- re-elected China, Egypt, France and Norway, and ing were the members (for delegations to the Council, elected Burma, replacing India, to serve from 1 see APPENDIX IV) of the Council during 1955. January 1956 to 31 December 1958. To serve until 31 December 1955: Australia, India, The following were the representatives to the Turkey, United States, Venezuela, Yugoslavia. seventh session of the Commission held at Head- To serve until 31 December 1956: Czechoslovakia, quarters, New York, from 7 to 15 February 1955: Ecuador, Norway, Pakistan, USSR, United King- Byelorussian SSR: V. G. Molchanov. dom. Chile: D. Alfonso Grez. To serve until 31 December 1957: Argentina, China, China: C. Y. Hsiao. Dominican Republic, Egypt. France, Netherlands. Colombia: Eduardo Carrizosa. On 19 October 1955 the General Assembly re- Egypt: Moussa Arafa. elected the United States and Yugoslavia, and elected France: E. Corbin. Brazil, Canada, Greece and Indonesia, replacing India: T. S. Parasuraman, Vice-Chairman. Alternate: Australia, India, Turkey and Venezuela, to take G. R. Kadapa. office from 1 January 1956. Netherlands: L. de Vries, Chairman. Alternate: C. The officers of the Council during 1955 were: J. M. Schaepman. President: Sir Douglas Copland (Australia). Norway: Erling Foien. Alternate: O. Scott-Hansen. First Vice-President: Santiago Perez Perez (Vene- Pakistan: V. A. Hamdani. zuela). Poland: Kazimierz Pierzynski. Second Vice-President: Joza Brilej (Yugoslavia). USSR: S. I. Rassadin. Subsidiary organs reporting to the Economic and United Kingdom: Sir Cyril Birtchnell. Alternate: R. Social Council are of five types: W. Bullmore. Functional commissions and sub-commission United States: George P. Baker. Regional economic commissions Venezuela: Francisco Alfonzo Ravard. Standing committees Special bodies STATISTICAL COMMISSION18 Ad hoc committees The Commission consists of 15 members elected The Council has, in addition, various sessional by the Council for a three-year term. committees such as the Economic, Social, and Co- Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Canada, ordination Committees. Cuba, India, Iran, Ukrainian SSR. Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Denmark, FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONS AND SUB- France, Panama, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia. COMMISSION Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Australia, China, Netherlands, USSR, United States. The Council had the following eight functional The Economic and Social Council on 26 May 1955 commissions and one sub-commission during 1955: re-elected Canada, India and the Ukrainian SSR, Transport and Communications and elected the Dominican Republic and New Statistical Zealand, replacing Cuba and Iran, to serve from Population 1 January 1956 to 31 December 1958. Social Human Rights POPULATION COMMISSION Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination The Commission consists of 15 members elected by and Protection of Minorities the Council for a three-year term. Status of Women Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: China, Narcotic Drugs France, Iran, Sweden, Ukrainian SSR. International Commodity Trade Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Argentina, The following were the members of the commis- Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Syria. sions during 1955, together with the representatives Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Costa Rica, serving on those which met during the year. India, USSR, United Kingdom, United States. On 26 May 1955, the Economic and Social Coun- TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION cil re-elected China, France and the Ukrainian SSR, The Commission consists of 15 members elected and elected Israel and Norway, replacing Iran and by the Council for a three-year term. Sweden, to serve from 1 January 1956 to 31 Decem- Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: China, ber 1958. 18 Colombia, France, Norway, Pakistan. Resolution 557 C (XVIII) authorizes the Sta- Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Byelo- tistical, Population, Social, and Transport and Com- russian SSR, Egypt, USSR, United States, Vene- munications Commissions to meet once every two zuela, Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Chile, In- years. As the Statistical Commission met in 1954 it will not meet again until 1956. 466 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS The following were the representatives to the Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat. Alternate: eighth session of the Commission, held at Head- César Montero Bustamante. quarters, New York, from 14 to 24 March 1955. Argentina: Carlos S. Brignone. COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Belgium: J. Mertens de Wilmars, Vice-Chairman. The Commission consists of 18 members elected by Brazil: Germano Jardim. the Council for a three-year term. Canada: J. T. Marshall, Chairman. Alternate: N. Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Egypt, Keyfitz. France, India, Philippines, Ukrainian SSR, USSR. China: Choh-ming Li. Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Australia, Costa Rica: Rev. Benjamin Nunez. Chile, Greece, Pakistan, Turkey, United States. France: Alfred Sauvy. Alternate: Louis Henry. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: China, Leba- India: M. E. Chacko. non, Mexico, Norway, Poland, United Kingdom. Iran: Mohammad Ali Massoud-Ansari. Alternate: On 26 May 1955 the Economic and Social Council Yadollah Nabil. re-elected France, India, the Philippines, Ukrainian Sweden: Hannes Hyrenius. SSR and the USSR, and elected Egypt, replacing Syria: Galeb Kayali. Iraq, to serve from 1 January 1956 to 31 December Ukrainian SSR: V. A. Krivitsky. 1958. USSR: T. V. Ryabushkin. The following were the representatives to the 11th United Kingdom: Bernard Benjamin, Rapporteur. session of the Commission, held in Geneva, from 5 United States: Kingsley Davis. to 29 April 1955. Australia: Ralph Lindsay Harry. SOCIAL COMMISSION Chile: Rudecindo Ortega, Second Vice-Chairman. The Commission consists of 18 members elected by China: Cheng Paonan. the Council for a three-year term. Egypt: Ahmed Saroit. 19 Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Argentina, France: René Cassin, Chairman. Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Iraq, Norway, United King- Greece: Constantin Eustathiades. dom. India: Rajeswhar Dayal. Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Australia, Lebanon: Charles D. Ammoun. Belgium, Byelorussian SSR, China, Israel, Uruguay. Mexico: Pablo Campos Ortiz. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: France, Norway: Erik Colban. Greece, India, Philippines, USSR, United States. Pakistan: Abdul Waheed, Rapporteur. On 26 May 1955, the Economic and Social Council Philippines: Salvador P. Lopez, First Vice-Chairman. re-elected Czechoslovakia and the United Kingdom, Poland: Henryk Birecki. and elected Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Egypt Turkey: V. Asiroglu. and Sweden, replacing Argentina, Brazil, Iraq and Ukrainian SSR: V. I. Sapoznikov. Norway, to serve from 1 January 1956 to 31 Decem- USSR: P. D. Morosov. ber 1958. United Kingdom: S. Hoare. The following were the representatives to the 10th United States: Mrs. Oswald B. Lord. session of the Commission, held at Headquarters, New York, from 2 to 20 May 1955. SUB-COMMISSION ON PREVENTION OF DISCRIMINATION Argentina: Fernando Fernández Escalante, First Vice- AND PROTECTION OF MINORITIES Chairman. Alternate: Raul Carlos Desmaras Lu- The Sub-Commission consists of 12 persons, elected zuriaga. by the Commission on Human Rights, subject to the Australia: F. H. Rowe. consent of their governments. Members serve in their Belgium: Charles Roger. individual capacity. Brazil: C. V. Moog. Charles D. Ammoun (Lebanon). Byelorussian SSR: Vladimir B. Bendryshev. Mohamed Awad (Egypt). China: Liang Yung-Chang. Alternate: Liu Yu-wan. Jorge Bocobo (Philippines).20 Czechoslovakia: Jaroslav Pscolka. Alternate: Jaroslav Pierre Chatenet (France).21 Rybar. 19 France: Henry Hauck. While René Cassin acted as Chairman, Pierre Greece: Christian X. Palamas. Alternates: Dennis M. Juvigny represented France. Carayannis and John G. Gregoriades. 20 Informed the Secretary-General that he was India: Sushila Nayar. Alternates: A. Singh and B. unable to attend the seventh session from 4 to 28 Rajan. January. Jose D. Ingles (Philippines) attended as his Iraq: Badia Afnan. Alternate: Ata Abdul Wahab. alternate. On 7 March, the Secretary-General was Israel: G. G. Lotan. Alternate: Mrs. Zena Harman. notified of the resignation of Jorge Bocobo. On 7 April, Norway: Kaare Salvesen, Chairman. the Commission on Human Rights nominated Jose D. Philippines: Narciso G. Reyes, Rapporteur. Ingles for the unexpired term. 21 Mr. Chatenet attended the session from 5 to 25 USSR: Andrei A. Fomin. January. On 28 January he informed the Secretary- United Kingdom: Sir Oswald Alien. Alternate: W. General that he was unable to attend the remainder H. Chinn. of the session and appointed Gerard Amanrich United States: Mrs. Althea Hottel. (France) as alternate. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 467 N. P. Emelyanov (USSR).22 Venezuela: Mrs. Isabel Sánchez de Urdaneta. Alter- Philip Halpern (United States). nate: Mrs. C. L. Benítaz de Socorro. G. Richard Hiscocks (United Kingdom). Yugoslavia: Mrs. Mitra Mitrovic. Alternate: Mr. A. Arcot Krishnaswami (India). Bozovic. Herard Roy (Haiti). 23 Hernán Santa Cruz (Chile). COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS Max Sorensen (Denmark). The Commission on Narcotic Drugs consists of 15 Joseph Winiewicz (Poland).23 Members of the United Nations which are important producing or manufacturing countries, or countries in which illicit traffic in narcotic drugs constitutes COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN a serious problem. Ten Members of primary im- The Commission consists of 18 members elected by portance in these fields are appointed for an in- the Council for a three-year term. definite period until such time as they may be Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: Haiti, replaced by decision of the Council; the remaining Lebanon, USSR, United Kingdom, United States, five are appointed for three years. Venezuela. Elected for an indefinite period: Canada, China, Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Cuba, France, India, Peru, Turkey, USSR, United King- Dominican Republic, France, Poland, Sweden, dom, United States, Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia. Elected to serve until 1956: Egypt, Greece, Iran, Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Argentina, Mexico, Poland. Australia, Byelorussian SSR, China, Indonesia, The following were the representatives to the 10th Pakistan. session of the Commission held at Headquarters, New On 26 May 1955, the Economic and Social York, from 18 April to 12 May 1955: Council re-elected the USSR, United Kingdom, Canada: K. C. Hossick. United States and Venezuela, and elected Haiti and China: Dr. H. R. Wei. Alternate: P. Y. Tsao. Lebanon, replacing Belgium and Israel, to serve from Egypt: Dr. M. Labib. 1 January 1956 to 31 December 1958. France: C. Vaille, Chairman. Alternate: G. Aman- The following were the representatives to the rich. ninth session of the Commission on the Status of Greece: Dr. G. Panopoulos. Women, held at Headquarters, New York, from 14 India: W. Saldanha, Rapporteur. March to 1 April 1955. Iran: A. G. Ardalan. Argentina: Miss Elsa Irma Chamorro Alamán. Mexico: Dr. O. Rabasa. Alternate: R. Rosenzweig Australia: Mrs. Jean Daly. Azmitia. Byelorussian SSR: Mrs. Faina Novikova. Peru: J. J. Calle y Calle. China: Miss Pao Swen Tseng. Poland: E. Kulaga. Alternate: J. Forys. Cuba: Miss Uldarica Mafias. Alternate: Miss A. M. Turkey: M. Ozkol. Alternate: S. Açba. Perera. USSR: V. V. Vasilyeva. Dominican Republic: Miss Minerva Bernardino, United Kingdom: J. H. Walker. Chairman. United States: H. J. Anslinger, Vice-Chairman. France: Mrs. Marie-Hélène Lefaucheux. Yugoslavia: D. Nikolic. Haiti: Mrs. Fortuna A. Guéry. Indonesia: Miss Laili Roesad. COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY TRADE Lebanon: Mrs. Laure Tabet. The Commission was established by the Economic Pakistan: Begum Anwar Ahmed, First Vice-Chair- and Social Council on 5 August 1954. man. The initial members of the Commission were Poland: Mrs. Zofia Dembinska, Second Vice-Chair- elected by the Council on 23 November 1954, as man. Alternate: E. Kulaga. follows: Sweden: Mrs. Agda Rossel, Rapporteur. Alternate: Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Brazil, C. Carbonnier. Canada, Poland, United Kingdom, United States,24 USSR: Mrs. Vera A. Fomina. Venezuela. United Kingdom: Mrs. Lome Sayers. Alternate: H. Elected to serve until 31 December 1957: Egypt, P. L. Attlee. France, India, Pakistan, Turkey, USSR. United States: Miss Lorena Hahn. Elected to serve until 31 December 1958: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Chile, China, Denmark. 22 On 10 January, Mr. Emelyanov informed the The following were representatives to the first ses- Secretary-General that he was unable to attend the sion of the Commission, held in two parts, at Head- remainder of the session and appointed as alternate quarters, New York, from 17 January to 2 February, A. A. Fomin (USSR). and from 25 April to 9 May 1955. 28 Hernán Santa Cruz and Joseph Winiewicz in- Argentina: Cecilio J. Morales, Chairman. Alternate: formed the Secretary-General that they were unable L. Cafiero (second part). to attend the seventh session from 4 to 28 January. 24 Humberto Díaz-Casanueva (Chile) and Eugeniusz Informed the Commission that it had decided not Kulaga (Poland) attended as their alternates. to designate a representative for the time being. 468 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Australia: A. L. Senger. Alternate: T. W. Cutts ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE 26 26 26 (first part), L. Corkery (second part). Members: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Belgium: J. A. F. Etienne, Vice-Chairman. Alternate: Byelorussian SSR, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Fin- J. Woulbroun. land,26 France, Greece, Hungary,26 Iceland, Ireland,26 Brazil: D. Silveira da Mota, Jr. Italy,26 Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Canada:25 E. H. Maguire. Portugal,26 Romania,26 Spain,26 Sweden, Turkey, Chile: A. Grez. Alternate: J. Guerra. Ukrainian SSR, USSR, United Kingdom, United China: Dr. Kan Lee. Alternates: Dr. C. S. Chen, States, Yugoslavia. K. T. Hu (second part). Switzerland, not a member of the United Nations, Denmark: V. Hoelgaard. Alternate: Mrs. N. Wright. participates in a consultative capacity in the work Egypt: Dr. A. M. Ramadan (first part), Dr. M. A. of the Commission. Anis (second part). Alternate: S. E. Abou-Gabal. The Commission has established the following France: G. H. Janton. Alternate: Maurice Deshors principal subsidiary organs: (second part.) Committee on Agricultural Problems India: L. R. S. Singh. Alternate: G. R. Kamat. Coal Committee Pakistan: Dr. V. A. Hamdani. Alternates: R. Piracha, Committee on Electric Power S. A. Karim (second part). Industry and Materials Committee Poland: H. Birecki (first part). E. Kulaga (second Inland Transport Committee part). Committee on Manpower Turkey: T. Menemencioglu. Alternate: H. Ozgurel Steel Committee (second part). Timber Committee USSR: Dimitri I. Kostiukhin. Committee on the Development of Trade United Kingdom: W. E. Taylor (first part). Alter- Some of these Committees have established sub- nate: R. Goldsmith (first part). Miss M. J. Lackey sidiary bodies, including standing sub-committees and (first and second part). ad hoc working parties. Venezuela: Dr. F. A. Ravard. Alternate: Dr. I. Silva The following were the principal representatives Sucre. to the 10th session of the Commission, held at Geneva The second session was held in Geneva from 28 from 15 to 30 March 1955: November to 16 December 1955. The following were Chief Representatives the representatives: Albania: Shemsi Totozani. Argentina: Cecilio J. Morales, Chairman. Austria: Bruno Kreisky. Australia: L. Corkery. Belgium: Max Suetens, Chairman. Belgium: J. A. F. Etienne, Vice-Chairman. Bulgaria: Evgueni Kamenov. Brazil: Alfredo Valladão. Byelorussian SSR: A. E. Gurinovitch. Canada: C. F. Wilson. Czechoslovakia: Robert Schmelz. Chile: Fernando García-Oldini. Alternate: Miss Leo- Denmark: J. O. Krag. nora Kracht. Finland: Gunnar Palmroth. China: Wu Kan. France: Joannes-Dupraz. Denmark: H. O. Christiansen. Greece: Xenophon Zolotas. Egypt: Aly H. Hussein. Hungary: Bela Szilagyi. France: G. H. Janton. Alternate: Maurice Deshors. Italy: Ludovico Benvenuti. India: Lakshmi K. Jha. Alternates: K. V. Pad- Luxembourg: Georges Als. manabhan, Vangal K. Ramaswami. Netherlands: J. Linthorst Homan. Pakistan: M. M. Junaid. Norway: Arne Skaug. Poland: Jerzy Jurkiewicz. Poland: Julius Katz-Suchy, Vice-Chairman. Turkey: Taha Carim. Alternate: Nazif Ouhruk. Portugal: Jose Luiz Archer. USSR: Dimitri I. Kostyukhin. Romania: Bucur Schiopu. United Kingdom: Miss M. J. Lackey. Sweden: Karin Kock. Venezuela: Angel F. Lujan. Alternate: Enrique Ur- Switzerland: Friedrich Bauer. daneta Carrillo. Turkey: C. S. Hayta. Ukrainian SSR: P. V. Kriven. REGIONAL ECONOMIC COMMISSIONS USSR: P. N. Kumykin. United Kingdom: The Marquess of Reading.27 There are three regional economic commissions: 26 Economic Commission for Europe In accordance with General Assembly resolution Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East 995(X), on 14 December 1955 these countries be- Economic Commission for Latin America came Members of the United Nations. At the same Their membership, principal subsidiary bodies and time they automatically became members of the chief representatives attending sessions during 1955 Commission. Italy had already been admitted to were as follows: membership on 19 July 1954, under Economic and Social Council resolution 517 B (XVII). 25 27 P. M. Towe represented Canada at the 24th Upon the departure of the Marquess of Reading, and 25th meetings. R. Maudling acted as representative. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 469 United States: William A. Kimbel. Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Yugoslavia: Sergej Krajger. El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Observers from States Not Members Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, Para- of the Commission guay, Peru, United Kingdom, United States, Australia: L. Corkery. Uruguay, Venezuela. Brazil: F. Franco-Netto. The Commission has established a Committee on Canada: R. E. Reynolds. Economic Co-operation in Central America. Iran: Javad Mansoor. This Committee has established a Sub-Committee Israel: M. Bartur. on Central American Trade and a Sub-Committee on Statistical Co-ordination. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST The following were the representatives attending Members: Afghanistan, Australia, Burma, Cambodia, the sixth session of the Commission, held in Bogota Ceylon, China, France, India, Indonesia, Japan, from 29 August to 16 September 1955: Republic of Korea, Laos (16 February 1955), Nepal Argentina: Alberto Domingo Pérez-Villamil, First (6 June 1955), Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakis- Vice-Chairman. tan, Philippines, Thailand, USSR, United King- Bolivia: Armando Arce. dom, United States, Vietnam. Brazil: Teofilo de Andrade-Lyra. Associate members: Hong Kong and Malaya and Chile: Guillermo del Pedregal. British Borneo. Colombia: Carlos Villaveces, Chairman. The Commission has established the following Costa Rica: Roberto Fernández Durán, subsidiary organs: (a) Committee on Industry and Cuba: Jose Lopez Isa. Trade and (b) Inland Transport Committee. Dominican Republic: Oscar Ginebra Henríquez. The Committee on Industry and Trade has stand- Ecuador: Luis Ponce Enríquez. ing sub-committees on iron and steel, on electric El Salvador: Manuel Antonio Ramirez, Second Vice- power, on mineral resources development, and on Chairman. trade; and the Inland Transport Committee has inland France: Guillaume Georges-Picot, Rapporteur. waterway, railway and highway sub-committees. In Guatemala: General Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes. addition there are various ad hoc working parties. Haiti: Pierre L. Hudicourt. The following were the representatives to the 11th Honduras: Jorge Bueso Arias. session of the Commission, held at Tokyo, from 28 Mexico: Fernando Zamora. March to 7 April 1955. Netherlands: E. M. Newton. Members Nicaragua: Gustavo A. Guerrero. Afghanistan: Abdul Malik. Panama: Eduardo McCullough. Australia: E. R. Walker. Paraguay: Bernardo Galeano, Rapporteur. Burma: Thet Su. Peru: Juan Miguel Bákula Patino. Cambodia: Oum Chheang Nguon. United Kingdom: Sir Keith Jopson. Ceylon: Sir Susanta de Fonseka. United States: Harold M. Randall. China: Chien Chang-Tsu. Uruguay: Julio A. Lacarte Muro. France: M. F. de Menthon. Venezuela: Fredi Müller. India: D. P. Karmarker. Observers from States Not Members Indonesia: R. A. Asmaoen, Vice-Chairman. of the Commission Japan: Tatsunosuke Takasaki, Chairman. Czechoslovakia: Karel Almásy. Korea: Kim Yong Shik. Italy: Edoardo Fioroli della Lena. Laos: M. Sounthone Vichit Thongdy. Poland: Pawel Kot. Netherlands: Dr. W. J. Gator. Spain: Jose Maria Alfaro y Polanco. New Zealand: R. L. G. Challis. Sweden: Torsten Chr. Bjork. Pakistan: A. Khaleeli, Vice-Chairman. Philippines: Dr. Perfecto E. Laguio. STANDING COMMITTEES Thailand: Sunthorn Hongladarom. USSR: M. A. Menshikov. The Council has four standing committees: United Kingdom: A. A. Dudley. Technical Assistance Committee of the Council United States: John M. Allison. Committee on Negotiations with Inter-Governmental Vietnam: Nguyen-Van-Thoai. Agencies Associate Members Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- Hong Kong: Fung Ping-Fan. tions Malaya and British Borneo: Tan Chin Tuan. Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences Observers from States Not Members of the Commission TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL Czechoslovakia: Alex Voltr. This Committee is composed of the members of Israel: Joachim O. Ronall. the Council. Yugoslavia: Branko Milijanovic. COMMITTEE ON NEGOTIATIONS WITH INTER-GOVERN- ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA MENTAL AGENCIES Members: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, The Committee consists of the President of the 470 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Council, as Chairman, and 11 members of the Belgium, Brazil, Byelorussian SSR, Canada, China, Council. The Committee did not meet during 1955. Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, Greece, India, Iraq, Israel, Italy, Japan, COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, Switzerland, USSR, ORGANIZATIONS United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Yugo- The Committee consists of the President, serving slavia. as Chairman, ex officio, and seven members elected Chairman: B. Rajan (India). by the Council. First Vice-Chairman: A. Khalidy (Iraq). The members serving on this Committee in 1955 Second Vice-Chairman: D. Silveira da Mota (Brazil). were China, France, Netherlands, USSR, United Third Vice-Chairman: E. Dons (Norway). Kingdom, United States, Venezuela. On 26 May 1955, the Council elected to the On 6 December 1955, the Economic and Social Social Commission for a three-year term beginning Council re-elected China, France, Netherlands, USSR, 1 January 1956 Colombia, Czechoslovakia, Dominican United Kingdom, United States, and elected Brazil, Republic, Egypt, Sweden, United Kingdom. Thus replacing Venezuela, as members of the Committee the countries automatically became members of the for 1956. Executive Board. Since Czechoslovakia, the Domini- can Republic and the United Kingdom had already INTERIM COMMITTEE ON PROGRAMME OF CONFERENCE been members of the Board, they will remain on it Members: China, France, USSR, United Kingdom, for another three years. Colombia, Egypt and United States. Sweden replaced the retiring members, Argentina, Iraq and Norway. SPECIAL BODIES On 26 May 1955, the Council by direct election re-elected Canada, Pakistan, Yugoslavia for a three- Under this heading may be placed the following: year term, and Brazil for a two-year term. Permanent Central Opium Board The Executive Board has established the following Drug Supervisory Body subsidiary organs: United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Programme Committee Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Sub-Committee on Fund Raising28 Refugees Committee on Administrative Budget Administrative Committee on Co-ordination In addition there is a UNICEF/WHO Joint Interim Co-ordinating Committee for International Committee on Health Policy. Commodity Arrangements Technical Assistance Board OFFICE OF THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD The High Commissioner's Office was established The Board consists of eight persons appointed in by the General Assembly and reports to the Assembly an individual capacity for five years by the Economic through the Economic and Social Council (see above, and Social Council. Its members in 1955 were: Ra- under GENERAL ASSEMBLY). mon Sánchez Cornejo (Chile) ; Chi-Kwei Liang (China); Paul Reuter (France), Vice-President; M. UNITED NATIONS REFUGEE FUND EXECUTIVE E. Rahman (India); Fouad Abou Zahar (Lebanon) ; COMMITTEE Hans Fischer (Switzerland) ; Sir Harry Greenfield The Executive Committee was established on 31 (United Kingdom), President; Herbert L. May March 1955 by the Economic and Social Council (United States). (resolution 565(XIX)). Its report is submitted to the General Assembly as part of the High Com-

DRUGS SUPERVISORY BODY missioner's annual report (see above, under GENERAL The Supervisory Body consists of four experts. ASSEMBLY). Appointed by the Commission on Narcotic Drugs: Colonel C. H. L. Sharman (Canada), President. ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ON CO-ORDINATION Appointed by the Permanent Central Opium Board: Consists of the Secretary-General of the United Herbert L. May (United States). Nations and executive heads of the specialized Appointed by the World Health Organization: Hans agencies brought into relationship with the United Fischer (Switzerland), Vice-President; Sedet Tavat Nations. (Turkey). Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dag Ham- marskjold, Chairman.

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND Director-General of ILO, David A. Morse. Executive Director: Maurice Pate. Director-General of FAO, Philip V. Cardon. Executive Board Director-General of UNESCO, Luther H. Evans. The Executive Board consists of the members of Director-General of WHO, Dr. Marcolino G. Candau. the Social Commission and eight other States elected 28 At the September 1955 Executive Board session, by the Economic and Social Council. the Sub-Committee was renamed the Sub-Committee The members for 1955 were: Argentina, Australia, on Public Relations and Fund Raising. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 471 President of the International Bank for Reconstruc- AD HOC COMMITTEES tion and Development, Eugene R. Black. Managing Director of the International Monetary COMMITTEE ON THE DRAFTING OF A SUPPLEMENTARY Fund, Ivar Rooth. CONVENTION ON SLAVERY AND SERVITUDE Members: Australia, Ecuador, Egypt, France, India, Secretary-General of ICAO, Carl Ljungberg. Netherlands, Turkey, USSR, United Kingdom, Director of UPU, Fritz Hess. Yugoslavia. Secretary-General of ITU, Marco Aurelio Andrada. Secretary-General of WMO, David A. Davies. COMMITTEE ON THE ENFORCEMENT OF INTER- NATIONAL ARBITRAL AWARDS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD Australia. Representative: A. H. Loomes. Consists of an Executive Chairman and the execu- Belgium. Representative: J. Nisot. Alternate: P. Bihin. tive heads, or their representatives, of the organiza- Ecuador. Representative: Jose Vicente Trujillo. tions participating in the Expanded Programme of Egypt. Representative: A. M. Ramadan. Alternate: Technical Assistance (United Nations, ILO, FAO, Ahmed Osman. UNESCO, ICAO, WHO, ITU, WMO).29 India. Representative: M. B. Mehta. Alternate: S. Executive Chairman: David Owen. Krishnamurti. Sweden. Representative: S. Dennemark.

INTERIM CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR USSR. Representative: Anatoly N. Nikolaev. Alter- INTERNATIONAL COMMODITY ARRANGEMENTS nate: Nikolai V. Smirnov. Sir Claude Corea, Chairman, nominated by the con- United Kingdom. Representative: B. A. Wortley. tracting Parties to GATT. Alternate: W. V. J. Evans. Georges Peter, appointed for his experience with COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS ON THE TRANSPORT OF non-agricultural primary commodities. DANGEROUS GOODS Walter Muller, appointed for his experience on pro- E. Baticle (French). duction and international marketing of primary A. A. Billberg (Swedish). commodities. V. E. Haninger (United States). Richard H. Roberts and T. C. Robinson (alternate) M. K. Maitra (Indian). nominated by FAO. Sir Hugh Watts (United Kingdom), Chairman.

THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL The Trusteeship Council consists of the following: Elected to serve until 31 December 1955: El Salvador, Members of the United Nations administering Trust Syria. Territories; Elected to serve until 31 December 1956: Haiti, India. Permanent members of the Security Council which On 20 October 1955, the General Assembly elected do not administer Trust Territories; Guatemala, replacing El Salvador, and re-elected As many other members elected for a three-year term Syria. for a three-year term beginning 1 January 1956. by the General Assembly as will ensure that the On 16 December 1955, the Assembly also elected 31 membership of the Council is equally divided be- Burma for the same term. tween Members which administer Trust Territories (For delegations to the Council, see APPENDIX IV.) and Members which do not. The officers of the Council during 1955 were: The following were the members of the Council during 1955: FIFTEENTH SESSION President: Miguel Rafael Urquía (El Salvador), Members Administering Trust Territories: Australia, 32 Belgium, France, Italy,30 New Zealand, United Vice-President: Robert Bargues (France). Kingdom, United States. Permanent Members of the Security Council not SIXTEENTH SESSION Administering Trust Territories: China, USSR. President: Mason Sears (United States). Vice-President: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti).

29 31 The Bank and the Fund, although they do not Since the Trusteeship Council consists of an equal participate in the Expanded Programme and are not number of members which administer trust territories titular members of the Board, are represented at its and of non-administering countries, the automatic meetings and co-operate fully with the promotion of admission of Italy to the Council necessitated the the objectives of the Programme. election of an additional non-administering country; 30 Italy, the Administering Authority for Somaliland, Burma was elected. though not a member of the United Nations at that 32 In June 1954, Leon Pignon had been elected time, was allowed to participate, without the right Vice-President of the Council, to serve for one year. to vote, in the Council's debate. On 14 December In view of the fact that he had left New York, the 1955, when Italy became a Member of the United Council decided on 25 January 1955 to elect Robert Nations, it automatically became a member of the Bargues as Vice-President for the unexpired part of Council. Mr. Pignon's term. 472 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS

Subsidiary organs reporting to the Trusteeship COMMITTEE ON THE QUESTION OF THE ATTAINMENT OF Council are: standing committees, ad hoc committees SELF-GOVERNMENT OR INDEPENDENCE and visiting missions. Chairman: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti). Members: Haiti, India, New Zealand, United States. STANDING COMMITTEES VISITING MISSIONS The Trusteeship Council has two standing com- VISITING MISSION TO THE TRUST TERRITORIES OF mittees. TOGOLAND UNDER BRITISH ADMINISTRATION AND TOGOLAND UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION, 1955 STANDING COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE UNIONS John Mill McMillan (Australia). Chairman: J. V. Scott (New Zealand). S. K. Banerji (India), Chairman. Members: China, Haiti, New Zealand, United States. Salah Eddine Tarazi (Syria). Robert R. Robbins (United States). STANDING COMMITTEE ON PETITIONS VISITING MISSION TO THE TRUST TERRITORIES OF THE Members to end of 15th session: Belgium, France, CAMEROONS UNDER BRITISH ADMINISTRATION AND THE India, Syria, USSR, United States. CAMEROONS UNDER FRENCH ADMINISTRATION, 1955 Elected at closing meeting (610th) of 15th session Robert Scheyven (Belgium). to serve to end of 16th session: Australia, France, Hsi-kun Yang (China.). India, Syria, USSR, United States. Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti), Chairman. Elected at closing meeting (646th) of 16th session Edward W. Mulcahy (United States). to serve to end of 17th session: Australia, Belgium, France, Haiti, India, USSR. UNITED NATIONS VISITING MISSION TO TRUST TERRI- TORIES IN THE PACIFIC, 1956 AD HOC COMMITTEES At its 647th and 648th meetings on 24 October and 21 November 1955, respectively, the Trusteeship The following ad hoc committees met during 1955: Council decided this Visiting Mission should be com- posed of the following members nominated by their COMMITTEE ON RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF countries: THE TRUST TERRITORIES Daniel Massonet (Belgium), Chairman: Max H. Dorsinville (Haiti). Jose Rolz Bennett (Guatemala), Members: China, France, Haiti, India, United King- M. E. Chacko (India), dom, United States. Sir John Macpherson (United Kingdom), Chairman.

THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE The Court consists of 15 judges elected for nine- End of year terms by the General Assembly and the Security Judge Term Nationality Council, voting independently. Milovan Zoricic 1958 Yugoslav In October 1954 the General Assembly and the Helge Klaestad 1961 Norwegian Security Council elected judges for a regular nine- John E. Read 1958 Canadian year term to replace those judges retiring on 5 Feb- Hsu Mo 1958 Chinese ruary 1955. Jules Basdevant (French) and Jose Enrique C. Armand-Ugon 1961 Uruguayan Gustavo Guerrero (Salvadorian) were re-elected. Sir Feodor Ivanovich Arnold Duncan McNair (United Kingdom), Ale- Kozhevnikov 1961 USSR jandro Alvarez (Chilean) and Levi Fernandes Car- Sir Muhammad Zafrulla neiro (Brazilian) retired on 5 February and were Khan 1961 Pakistani replaced by Roberto Cordova (Mexican), Hersch Hersch Lauterpacht 1964 United Kingdom Lauterpacht (United Kingdom) and Lucio Moreno Lucio M. Moreno Quintana 1964 Argentine Quintana (Argentine) who assumed office on 6 Roberto Cordova 1964 Mexican February. Registrar. Julio Lopez Oliván. The judges of the Court serving from 6 February, Deputy-Registrar. Jean Garnier-Coignet. 1955, in order of precedence, with the year their term of office ends, were as follows: CHAMBER OF SUMMARY PROCEDURE End of (as elected by the Court on 9 February 1955) Judge Term Nationality Members: President Green H. Hackworth. Green H. Hackworth, 1961 United States Vice-President Abdel Hamid Badawi. President Judges Guerrero, Basdevant and Hsu Mo. Abdel Hamid Badawi, 1958 Egyptian Substitutes: Judges Winiarski and Klaestad. Vice-President Jose Gustavo Guerrero 1964 Salvadorian PARTIES TO THE COURT'S STATUTE Jules Basdevant 1964 French All Members of the United Nations are ipso facto Bohdan Winiarski 1958 Polish parties to the Statute of the International Court of APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 473

Justice. The following non-member States have also ORGANS AUTHORIZED TO REQUEST ADVISORY become parties to the Court's Statute: Japan, Liech- OPINIONS FROM THE COURT tenstein, San Marino and Switzerland. Authorized in the Charter to request opinions on any STATES ACCEPTING COMPULSORY JURISDICTION legal questions: General Assembly, Security Council. OF THE COURT Declarations made by the following States accept- Authorized by the General Assembly in accordance ing the Court's compulsory jurisdiction (or made with the Charter to request opinions on legal ques- under the Statute of the Permanent Court of Inter- tions arising within the scope of their activities: national Justice and deemed to be an acceptance of Economic and Social Council, Trusteeship Council, the jurisdiction of the International Court for the Interim Committee of the General Assembly, Inter- period for which they still have to run) were in force national Labour Organisation, Food and Agriculture at the end of the year: Australia, Canada, China, Organization of the United Nations, United Na- Colombia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Sal- tions Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organiza- vador, France, Haiti, Honduras, India, Israel, Liberia, tion, International Civil Aviation Organization, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New World Health Organization, International Bank for Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Reconstruction and Development, International Paraguay,88 Philippines, Portugal, Sweden, Switzer- Monetary Fund, International Telecommunication land, Thailand, Turkey, Union of South Africa, Union, World Meteorological Organization. United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay.

PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECRETARIAT (As of 31 December 1955) Secretary-General: Dag Hammarskjold. Deputy Director: John McDiarmid. Chief, Departmental and Staff Services: Karol Kracz- EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE kiewicz. SECRETARY-GENERAL Chief, Placement Services: Francis P. Green. Chief, Technical Assistance Recruitment Services: W. Executive Assistant to the Secretary-General: Andrew P. Barrett. W. Cordier. Chief Editor: Meurig Evans. OFFICE OF THE UNDER-SECRETARIES Chief, General Assembly Section: Per Lind. WITHOUT DEPARTMENT Chief, Protocol and Liaison Section: Jehan de Noüe. Under-Secretaries: Ralph J. Bunche, Ilya S. Tcher- INDEPENDENT UNITS nychev. (reporting to the Executive Office) Health Service. Medical Director: Dr. Szeming Sze. SPECIAL CONSULTANT TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON Internal Audit Service. Director: Frode Hansen. ATOMIC ENERGY MATTERS Gunnar Randers. OFFICE OF LEGAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL AND The Legal Counsel: Constantin Stavropoulos. SECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS Deputy Director: W. W. Cox. Director, General Legal Division: Oscar Schachter. Under-Secretary: Dragoslav Protitch. Deputy Director, General Legal Division: Marc Director, Political Affairs Division: Alfonso García Schreiber. Robles. Director, Codification Division: Yuen-li Liang. Assistant Director, Chief, Regional Affairs and Serv- ices to Commissions Section: William M. Jordan. OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER Director, Council and Committee Services Division: Controller: Bruce R. Turner. T. G. Narayanan. Chief, Security Council Affairs Section: Ivan V. Deputy Controller: William McCaw. Chief, Budget Division: A. E. Lethbridge. Tarasov. Chief, Accounts Division: Henry H. Busfield. Assistant Director, Chief, Political Committees Sec- tion: Feng Yang Chai. OFFICE OF PERSONNEL Chief, Atomic Energy Section: Otto Frey.

Director of Personnel: J. A. C. Robertson. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS Paraguay's declaration was made without limita- tion.83 It was withdrawn by Paraguay by a decision Under-Secretary: Philippe de Seynes. of 26 April 1938. Deputy Under-Secretary: W. Martin Hill. 474 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Director, Bureau of Economic Affairs: Sune L. Carl- Acting Director, Division of Trusteeship: H. A. son. Wieschhoff. Deputy Director, Bureau of Economic Affairs: Folke Director, Division of Information from Non-Self- Hilgerdt. Governing Territories: Wilfred Benson. Assistant Director, in Charge of Fiscal and Financial Deputy Director, Division of Information from Non- Branch: Henry Bloch. Self-Governing Territories: Arnold V. Kunst. Assistant Director, in Charge of Resources and In- dustry Branch: John Reedman. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INFORMATION Director, Statistical Office: William R. Leonard. Deputy Director, Statistical Office: P. J. Loftus. Under-Secretary: Ahmed S. Bokhari. Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: Miss Julia Hen- Deputy Under-Secretary: Alfred G. Katzin. derson. Director, External Services: V. J. G. Stavridi. Deputy Director, Bureau of Social Affairs: S. K. Dey. Director, Press and Publications Division: Wilder Assistant Director, in Charge of Housing and Com- Foote. munity Development Branch: E. Weissmann. Deputy Director, Publications: Ghislain Clauzel. Assistant Director, in Charge of Population Branch: Director, Radio Division: Peter Aylen. John Durand. Director, Films and Visual Information Division: Jan Director, Division of Human Rights: John P. Hum- Gunnar Lindstrom. phrey. Director, Public Liaison and Distribution Division: Deputy Director, Division of Human Rights: Egon G. J. Janecek. Schwelb. Director, Transport and Communications Division: UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRES AND REGIONAL Branko Lukac. INFORMATION OFFICERS Director, Division of Narcotic Drugs: Gilbert Yates. Athens. Acting Director: Sinan A. Korle. Secretary, Economic and Social Council: Mehdi Vakil. Bangkok. Information Officer: William Tanzer. Belgrade. Director: Milan Hofman. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Bogota. Director: Jorge Viteri de la Huerta. Executive Secretary: Gunnar Myrdal. Buenos Aires. Acting Director: Luis Zalamea. Deputy Executive Secretary: M. Lavrichenko. Cairo. Acting Director: Mohammed Hamdy. Director, Research and Planning Division: Hal B. . Director: Viggo A. Christensen. Lary. Geneva. Director: Jerzy Szapiro. Director, Industry Division: H. W. A. Waring. Karachi. Director: A. M. Ashraf. Chief, Steel, Engineering and Housing Section: . Director: George Ivan Smith. Arthur Ewing. Mexico. Director: Rafael Fusoni. Monrovia. Director: B. Leitgeber. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST Moscow. Acting Director: Sergey Bratchikov. Executive Secretary: P. S. Lokanathan. New Delhi. Director: James B. Orrick. Deputy Executive Secretary: M. A. Dollinger. . Director: David Blickenstaff. Chief, Bureau of Flood Control and Water Resources Prague. Director: Arnost Bares. Development: Shen-Yi. Rio de Janeiro. Director: Douglas H. Schneider. Chief, Research and Planning Division: John H. G. Santiago. Information Officer: Antonio Ramos Oli- Pierson. veira. Shanghai. Officer-in-Charge: Mrs. Elizabeth Tong. ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICA Djakarta. Information Officer: Olav Rytter. Executive Secretary: Raul Prebisch. Manila. Information Officer: Martin A. Arostegui. Deputy Executive Secretary: Louis N. Swenson. Sydney. Director: A. H. W. Williams. Director, Mexico Office: Victor Urquidi. Teheran. Officer-in-Charge: Miss G. Khajeh. Washington. Director: Paul V. Johansen. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF CONFERENCE SERVICES Director-General: Hugh L. Keenleyside. Deputy Director-General: Gustavo Martinez Cabanas. Under-Secretary: Victor Hoo. Director, Programme Division: Arthur Goldschmidt. Director, Language and Meetings Service: Georges Director, Public Administration Division: Hubertus Peissel. J. Van Mook. Director, Library: R. Borba de Moraes. Chief, Editorial Control: Remain Godet. DEPARTMENT OF TRUSTEESHIP AND IN- FORMATION FROM NON-SELF-GOVERNING OFFICE OF GENERAL SERVICES TERRITORIES Director: David B. Vaughan. Under-Secretary: Benjamin A. Cohen. Director, Communications and Records Service: Byron Director: Leon Steinig (on special assignment). F. Wood. APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS 475 Chief, Purchase and Transportation Service: F, A. Jordan. Resident Representative: A. El Gritly. Mapes. Lebanon. Liaison Officer: D. Marsack. Chief, Buildings Management Service: Frank M. Libya. Resident Representative: H. L. Spence. Begley. Pakistan. Resident Representative: H. Gilchrist. Chief, Field Operations Service: Carey Seward. Philippines. Liaison Officer: E. Ward. Thailand. Regional Representative: Sir Alexander EUROPEAN OFFICE OF THE UNITED MacFarquhar. NATIONS, GENEVA Turkey. Representative: Charles Weitz. Uruguay (Paraguay and Argentina). Representative: Director Representing the Secretary-General: Adrian M. Albornoz. Pelt. Yugoslavia. Representative: Myer Cohen. Deputy Director: Georges M. Palthey. Chief, Administrative and Financial Services: Paul JOINT SECRETARIAT OF THE PERMANENT Coidan. CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD AND DRUGS SUPERVISORY BODY UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND

HEADQUARTERS Secretary, Permanent Central Opium Board: Louis Executive Director: Maurice Pate. Atzenwiler. Deputy Executive Director: Eric J. R. Heyward. Deputy Executive Director: Dr. B. Borcic. JOINT STAFF PENSION BOARD AND UNITED Chief, Administrative Division: John T. Birckhead. NATIONS STAFF PENSION COMMITTEE Comptroller: Stanley Sroka. Chief, Supply Division: Edmund T. Bridgwater. Secretary, Joint Staff Pension Board: Miss M. Rid- Public Relations Officer: Mrs. Patricia Hartwell. dlesdell. Chief Reports Officer: John J. Charnow. Chief Medical Adviser: Dr. I. C. Yuan. UNITED NATIONS KOREAN RECONSTRUC- Milk Conservation Co-ordinator: Donald R. Sabin. TION AGENCY

KOREAN HEADQUARTERS UNICEF REGIONAL OFFICES Asia. Regional Director: Spurgeon M. Keeny. Agent-General: Lieutenant-General John B. Coulter, Africa, Eastern Mediterranean, and Europe. Regional USA (Retired). Director: Charles A. Egger. Assistant Agent-General: George S. Hall. The Americas. Regional Director: Robert L. Davée. Executive Officer, Office of the Agent-General: Brigadier-General H. E. Eastwood, USA (Retired). TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE BOARD Chief, Office of Budget and Management: Verda Welch. Executive Chairman: David Owen. Comptroller: James McLean. Senior Director: Laurence Michelmore. Chief, Office of Personnel: Francis J. Murray. Director, Administrative Management and Field Chief, Operations Division: Thomas Jamieson. Services Division: James Keen. Chief, Public Information Division: J. King Gordon. Director, Programme and Financial Management Chief, Supply Division: Cyril Perry. Division: Narhar G. Abhyankar. AMERICAN REGIONAL OFFICE

FIELD PERSONNEL Chief of Office: John L. Thurston. Afghanistan. Resident Representative: D. Hopkinson. Chief, Division of Liaison: David L. Rolbein. Australia. Head, Joint TAB/UNICEF Office: John R. Chief, Division of Procurement: Brigadier-General Minter. Andrew C. Tychsen, USA (Retired). Bolivia. Resident Representative: A. Oropeza-Castillo. Brazil. Resident Representative: H. Laurentie. TOKYO LIAISON AND PROCUREMENT OFFICE Burma. Resident Representative: A. J. Wakefield. Chief of Office: Richard Quill. Central America. Regional Representative: R. Etchats. Ceylon. Representative: R. Symons. LONDON LIAISON AND PROCUREMENT OFFICE Chile. Acting Regional Representative: A. Echegoyen. Chief of Office: Colonel David Logan Gray. Colombia. Resident Representative: D. Blelloch. European Representative: Sir Arthur N. Rucker. Ecuador. Resident Representative: A. Balinski. Egypt. Resident Representative: G. Pérez-Guerrero. UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS Haiti. Resident Representative: A. Le Bel. AGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES India. Liaison Officer: J. N. Corry. IN THE NEAR EAST Indonesia. Resident Representative: A. Rosenborg. Iran. Resident Representative: Thomas A. Power. Director: Henry R. Labouisse. Iraq. Acting Resident Representative: T. Pigot. Deputy Director: Leslie J. Carver. Israel. Resident Representative: C. Hart Schaaf. General Counsel: Jean Lalive. 476 APPENDIX II. STRUCTURE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Assistant Director, Department of Common Services: Chief, Economics Division: Norman Burns. Frank P. Marriott. Comptroller: Elmer E. Feistel, Jr. Assistant Director, Department of Refugee Services: Special Assistant to the Director: Sherwood E. Moe. B. E. R. de la Sablière. Special Assistant to the Director for Public Relations: Assistant Director, Department of Rehabilitation: W. John C. Fistere. E. F. Conrad. APPENDIX III MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS DURING 1955

MATTERS CONSIDERED DURING THE TENTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

20 SEPTEMBER-20 DECEMBER 1955 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the Plenary meeting 516. delegation of the Netherlands. 2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation. Plenary meetings 516, 560. 3. Appointment of a Credentials Committee.34 Plenary meetings 516, 542, 557. Resolution 908(X). 4. Election of the President. Plenary meeting 516. 5. Constitution of the Main Committees and elec- First Committee meetings 755, 756. Ad Hoc Political tion of officers. Committee meetings 1,2. Second Committee meetings 343, 344. Third Committee meetings 623, 624. Fourth Committee meetings 469, 470. Fifth Committee meet- ings 485, 486. Sixth Committee meetings 440, 441. Plenary meeting 517. 6. Election of Vice-Presidents. Plenary meeting 517. 7. Notification by the Secretary-General under Ar- Plenary meeting 521. ticle 12, paragraph 2, of the Charter. 8. Adoption of the agenda. General Committee meetings 102-104. Plenary meet- ings 521, 525, 529, 530, 532. 9. Opening of the general debate. Plenary meetings 518-520, 522-524, 526-529, 531-533. 10. Report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization. 11. Report of the Security Council. Plenary meeting 549. Resolution 993 (X). 12. Report of the Economic and Social Council. Second Committee meetings 380-385. Third Com- mittee meetings 678-681. Fifth Committee meeting 530. Plenary meetings 553, 554, 557. Resolution 928 (X). 13. Report of the Trusteeship Council.35,36 Fourth Committee meetings 472, 500, 511-519, 538, 548, 549. Plenary meeting 557. Resolutions 946, 947, 948 (X). 14. Election of three non-permanent members of the Plenary meetings 534, 535, 538, 540, 551, 558-560. Security Council. 15. Election of six members of the Economic and Plenary meetings 535, 536. Social Council. 16. Election of two members of the Trusteeship Plenary meeting 536. Council.

34 In connection with this item see resolution 990(X) on "The Question of the Representation of China" adopted at plenary meeting 516. 35 The Fourth Committee considered requests for hearings in connection with this item and also item 35 at its meetings 470-472, 474-476, 478, 479, 481, 482, 486, 489, 490, 493-496, 498, 499, 502, 504, 509, 510, 513, 514, 517, 518, 521, 529, 535, 539, 542, 544. 36 In connection with the subject of petitions see "Acceptance and examination of petitions concerning Trust Territories: draft resolution submitted by Israel" discussed at Fourth Committee meetings 489 and 490. 478 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 17. Regulation, limitation and balanced reduction of First Committee meetings 798-811. Plenary meetings all armed forces and all armaments. Conclusion 558, 559. Resolution 914(X). of an international convention (treaty) on the reduction of armaments and the prohibition of atomic, hydrogen and other weapons of mass destruction: report of the Disarmament Com- mission.37 18. Peaceful uses of atomic energy: General Committee meeting 102. First Committee (a) The International Conference on the Peace- meetings 757-772. Fifth Committee meeting 519. ful Uses of Atomic Energy: report of the Plenary meeting 550. Resolution 912 (X). Secretary-General; (b) Progress in developing international co- operation for the peaceful uses of atomic energy: reports of Governments. 19. The Korean question: First Committee meetings 783-793. Plenary meeting (a) Report of the United Nations Commission 549. Resolution 910 A and B (X). for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea; (b) Reports of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission in Korea; ( c ) Problem of ex-prisoners of the Korean war. 20. Treatment of people of Indian origin in the General Committee meeting 102. Ad Hoc Political Union of South Africa: report of the Secretary- Committee meetings 33, 34. Plenary meeting 554. General. Resolution 919 (X). 21. Admission of new Members to the United Na- Ad Hoc Political Committee meetings 25-32. Fifth tions: reports of the Security Council and of Committee meeting 529. Plenary meetings 552, 555, the Committee of Good Offices. 556. Resolutions 918, 995(X). 22. Report of the Director of the United Nations Ad Hoc Political Committee meetings 13-24. Plenary Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees meeting 550. Resolution 916 (X) in the Near East. 23. The question of race conflict in South Africa General Committee meeting 102. Ad Hoc Political resulting from the policies of apartheid of the Committee meetings 3-12. Fifth Committee meetings Government of the Union of South Africa: 520-522. Plenary meeting 551. Resolution 917(X). report of the United Nations Commission on the Racial Situation in the Union of South Africa. 24. Economic development of under-developed coun- Second Committee meetings 347-380, 384. Fifth Com- tries : mittee meeting 525. Plenary meetings 537, 539, 550, (a) Question of the establishment of a special 553. Resolutions 921-923, 994(X). United Nations fund for economic develop- ment: report submitted in accordance with resolution 822 (IX) of 11 December 1954; (b) Question of the establishment of an inter- national finance corporation: report of the Economic and Social Council; ( c ) Programmes of technical assistance: report of the Economic and Social Council. 25. Report of the Agent General of the United Second Committee meetings 345, 346, 348. Plenary Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency. meeting 537. Resolution 920 (X). 26. Question of assistance to Libya: report of the Second Committee meetings 384, 385. Plenary meet- Secretary-General. ing 553. Resolution 924(X). 27. Report of the United Nations High Commissioner Third Committee meetings 625-632. Plenary meeting for Refugees.38 537. Resolution 925(X). 28. Draft International Covenants on Human Rights. Third Committee meetings 633-660, 667-677, 679. Plenary meeting 554. 29. Recommendations concerning international re- Third Committee meetings 633-635, 644, 647-649, spect for the rights of peoples and nations to self- 652, 677. Plenary meeting 554. determination : report of the Economic and Social Council. 37 Items 17 and 66 were discussed jointly. 38 Statements on the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to the Office of the United Nations High Com- missioner for Refugees were made in Third Committee meeting 651. APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 479 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 30. Question of South West Africa: Fourth Committee meetings 491-512, 517. Plenary (a) Voting procedure on questions relating to meeting 550. Resolutions 934-943 (X). reports and petitions concerning the Terri- tory of South Africa: advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice; ( b ) Report of the Committee on South West Africa. 31. Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories Fourth Committee meetings 472-487, 496, 498, 499. transmitted under Article 73e of the Charter: Plenary meeting 541. Resolutions 929-932 (X). reports of the Secretary-General and of the Com- mittee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories: (a) Information on social 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 resolution 845 (IX) of 22 November 1954. 32. Consideration of communications relating to the Fourth Committee meetings 520-527, 543, 549. Ple- cessation of the transmission of information under nary meeting 557. Resolution 945 (X). Article 73e of the Charter: reports of the Sec- retary-General and of the Committee on In- formation from Non-Self-Governing Territories: (a) Communication from the Government of the Netherlands concerning the Netherlands Antilles and Surinam; (b) Other communications, if any; ( c ) Procedures concerning the consideration of communications. 33. Question of the renewal of the Committee on Fourth Committee meetings 472-482, 487-489, 496, Information from Non-Self-Governing Terri- 498, 499. Plenary meeting 541. Resolution 933 (X). tories: report of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories. 34. Election, if required, to fill vacancies in the Fourth Committee meeting 512. Plenary meeting 549. membership of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories. 35. The Togoland unification problem and the future Fourth Committee meetings 528-547, 549. Fifth Com- of the Trust Territory of Togoland under British mittee meeting 529. Plenary meetings 556, 557. Reso- administration: report of the Trusteeship Coun- lution 944 (X). cil.39 36. Financial reports and accounts and reports of Fifth Committee meetings 487, 500, 506, 512, 518. the Board of Auditors: Plenary meetings 539, 550. Resolutions 949-952, 964, (a) United Nations, for the financial year ended 965 (X). 31 December 1954; (b) United Nations Children's Fund, for the financial year ended 31 December 1954; ( c ) United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, for the financial year ended 30 June 1955; ( d ) United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency, for the financial year ended 30 June 1955; ( e ) United Nations Refugee Emergency Fund, for the financial year ended 31 December 1954. 37. Supplementary estimates for the financial year Fifth Committee meetings 512, 527, 531. Plenary 1955. meeting 559. Resolution 978 (X).

39 The Fourth Committee considered requests for hearings in connection with this item and also item 17 at its meetings 470-472, 474-476, 478, 479, 481, 482, 486, 489, 490, 493-496, 498, 499, 502, 504, 509, 510, 513, 514, 517, 518, 521, 529, 535, 539, 542 and 544. 480 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 38. Budget estimates for the financial year 1956. Fifth Committee meetings 490-492, 500, 503, 505, 507, 510, 512-520, 522-531. Plenary meeting 559. Resolutions 979-982 (X). 39. Appointments to fill vacancies in the membership Fifth Committee meetings 504, 511, 519, 521. Ple- of the subsidiary bodies of the General Assembly: nary meetings 537, 549, 557. Resolutions 959-962, (a) Advisory Committee on Administrative and 967, 968 (X), Budgetary Questions; ( b ) Committee on Contributions; (c) Board of Auditors; ( d ) Investments Committee: confirmation of the appointment made by the Secretary-General ; (e) United Nations Administrative Tribunal; (f) United Nations Staff Pension Committee. 40. Report of the Negotiating Committee for Extra- Fifth Committee meetings 487, 488, 505. Plenary Budgetary Funds. meetings 541, 558. Resolution 958 A and B (X). 41. Headquarters of the United Nations: report of Fifth Committee meetings 528, 531. Plenary meet- the Secretary-General. ing 557. Resolution 969(X). 42. Scale of assessments for the apportionment of the Fifth Committee meetings 501, 502, 508. Plenary expenses of the United Nations: report of the meeting 557. Resolution 970 (X). Committee on Contributions. 43. Review of audit procedures of the United Na- Fifth Committee meetings 503-506, 508, 521, 531. tions and the specialized agencies: reports of Plenary meeting 557. Resolution 971 (X). the Secretary-General and of the Advisory Com- mittee on Administrative and Budgetary Ques- tions. 44. United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: Fifth Committee meetings 488, 489, 503. Plenary (a) Annual report of the United Nations Joint meeting 539. Resolutions 953-956(X). Staff Pension Board; (b) Report of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board on the third actuarial valua- tion of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund as of 30 September 1954: ( c ) Amendments to the Regulations of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: report of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board, including report on Ar- ticle XI; (d) Acceptance by the specialized agencies of the jurisdiction of the United Nations Ad- ministrative Tribunal in matters involving applications alleging non-observance of the regulations of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund: report of the Secretary- General. 45. Administrative and budgetary co-ordination be- Fifth Committee meetings 509, 510, 516, 531. Ple- tween the United Nations and the specialized nary meeting 557. Resolution 972(X). agencies: reports of the Secretary-General and of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. 46. Audit reports relating to expenditure by special- Fifth Committee meetings 506, 512. Plenary meeting ized agencies of technical assistance funds al- 549. Resolution 963 (X). located from the Special Account. 47. Organization of the Secretariat: report of the Fifth Committee meetings 519, 520, 524, 531. Ple- Secretary-General. nary meetings 533, 559. 48. Use of income derived from the Staff Assessment Fifth Committee meetings 518, 521, 531. Plenary Plan: report of the Secretary-General. meeting 557. Resolution 973(X). 49. Report of the Special Committee on Review of Fifth Committee meetings 493-501, 505. Plenary Administrative Tribunal Judgments. meetings 540, 541. Resolution 957(X). 50. Report of the International Law Commission on Fifth Committee meetings 514, 515, 518. Sixth Com- the work of its seventh session. mittee meetings 442-454. Plenary meeting 550. Reso- lutions 984-987(X). APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 481 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 51. Question of the correction of votes in the Gen- Sixth Committee meetings 455-458. Plenary meeting eral Assembly and its Committees: report of 549. Resolution 983 (X). the Secretary-General. 52. Arbitral procedure: comments of Governments Sixth Committee meetings 461-464, 466-472. Plenary on the draft on arbitral procedure prepared by meeting 554. Resolution 989 (X). the International Law Commission. 53. Question of the continuation of the United Na- Sixth Committee meetings 454, 458-461, 463, 465. tions Tribunal in Libya: report of the Secretary- Plenary meeting 551. Resolution 988 (X). General. 54. Registration and publication of treaties and Fifth Committee meetings 506-509, 511, 515, 521. international agreements: report of the Secre- Sixth Committee meeting 456. Plenary meeting 550. tary-General. Resolution 966(X). 55. Proposal to call a General Conference of the Plenary meetings 542-547. Resolution 992 (X). Members of the United Nations for the purpose of reviewing the Charter (Article 109 of the Charter). 56. Personnel questions: report of the Secretary- Fifth Committee meetings 516-518, 523, 529, 531. General. Plenary meeting 557. Resolutions 974-976(X). 57. Application of the Federal Republic of Germany Plenary meeting 537. Resolution 991 (X). for membership in the International Civil Avia- tion Organization. 58. The question of Morocco. First Committee meetings 796, 797. Plenary meeting 550. Resolution 911 (X). 59. Effects of atomic radiation: First Committee meetings 773-782. Fifth Committee (a) Co-ordination of information relating to the meeting 519. Plenary meeting 550. Resolution 913 (X). effects of atomic radiation upon human health and safety; ( b ) Dissemination of information on the effects of atomic radiation and on the effects of experimental explosions of thermo-nuclear bombs. 60. Establishment and maintenance of a United Na- Fifth Committee meetings 528, 531. Plenary meeting tions Memorial Cemetery in Korea. 557. Resolution 977(X), 61. Question of the safety of commercial aircraft Third Committee meetings 682, 683. Plenary meet- flying in the vicinity of, or inadvertently crossing, ing 554. Resolution 927(X). international frontiers. 62. Advisory services in the field of human rights. Third Committee meetings 660-662. Plenary meeting 554. Resolution 926(X). 63. Draft convention on the nationality of married Third Committee meetings 662-667. Sixth Committee women. meetings 465, 473-477. Plenary meeting 554. 64. The question of Algeria. General Committee meeting 103. First Committee meeting 795. Plenary meetings 548, 530. Resolution 909 (X). 65. The question of West Irian (West New Guinea). General Committee meeting 104. First Committee meeting 811. Plenary meeting 559. Resolution 915(X). 66. Measures for the further relaxation of interna- General Committee meeting 104. First Committee tional tension and development of international meetings 798-811. Plenary meetings 558, 559. Reso- co-operation. lution 914 (X).

NOTE: The General Committee, at its 102nd meeting, on the basis of a memorandum by the Secretary- General (A/BUR/141), decided to delete from the provisional Assembly agenda item 45 "Review of the staff regulations and of the principles and standards progressively applied thereto: report of the Secretary-General." In connection with the item "Application, under the auspices of the United Nations, of the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples in the case of the population of the Island of Cyprus" (item 1 of the supplementary agenda items and item 58 on the list of items considered by the General Committee), the General Committee at its 102nd meeting decided not to recommend the inclusion of this item in the As- sembly's final agenda. 482 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS GENERAL DEBATE The General Debate at the opening of the As- Country Meeting Date sembly's 10th session began at the 518th plenary Lebanon 531 3 Oct. meeting on 22 September and finished at the 533rd Liberia 527 28 Sep. plenary meeting on 4 October 1955. Representatives Netherlands 528 29 Sep. of the following 45 countries took part, speaking at New Zealand 519 22 Sep. the meetings as listed: Pakistan 531 3 Oct. Country Meeting Date Panama 523 26 Sep. Argentina 531 3 Oct. Paraguay 524 27 Sep. Australia 520 23 Sep. Peru 520 23 Sep. Bolivia 523 26 Sep. Poland 524 27 Sep. Brazil 518 22 Sep. Sweden 531 3 Oct. Burma 526 28 Sep. Syria 532 3 Oct. Byelorussian SSR 527 28 Sep. Thailand 524 27 Sep. Canada 523 26 Sep. Ukrainian SSR 526 28 Sep. Chile 522 26 Sep. Union of South Africa 528 29 Sep. China 526 28 Sep. USSR 520 23 Sep. Costa Rica 518 22 Sep. United Kingdom 529 30 Sep. Czechoslovakia 529 30 Sep. United States 518 22 Sep. Denmark 526 28 Sep. Uruguay 527 28 Sep. Dominican Republic 518 22 Sep. Venezuela 528 29 Sep. Ecuador 519 22 Sep. Yemen 523 26 Sep. Egypt 518 22 Sep. Yugoslavia 522 26 Sep. Ethiopia 531 3 Oct. France 528 29 Sep. The General Assembly was also addressed by the Greece 523 26 Sep. following distinguished guests: Haiti 524 27 Sep. Mr. Carlos Castillo Armas, President of the Repub- India 533 4 Oct. lic of Guatemala, at the 539th plenary meeting Indonesia 527 28 Sep. on 3 November. Iran 524 27 Sep. Mr. Luis Batlle-Berres, President of the National Iraq 522 26 Sep. Council of the Government of Uruguay, at the 553rd Israel 532 3 Oct. plenary meeting on 9 December.

MEETINGS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND MATTERS CONSIDERED DURING 1955 Meeting Subject Date Meeting Subject Date 687 The Palestine question: complaint 4 Jan. 692 The Palestine question: 4 Mar. by Israel against Egypt concerning (a) Complaint by Egypt concern- enforcement by Egypt of restric- ing violent and premeditated ag- tions on the passage of ships trading gression committed on 28 February with Israel through the Suez Canal. 1955 by Israel armed forces 688 Same as above. 13 Jan. against Egyptian armed forces in- 689 ( a ) Letter dated 28 January 1955 31 Jan. side Egyptian-controlled territory from the representative of New near Gaza, etc. (for full title of Zealand to the President of the agenda item see record of meet- Security Council concerning the ing); question of hostilities in the area ( b ) Complaint by Israel of con- of certain islands off the coast of tinuous violations by Egypt of the the mainland of China. General Armistice Agreement and (b) Letter dated 30 January 1955 of resolutions of the Security Coun- from the representative of the cil, to the danger of international USSR to the President of the peace and security, etc. (for full Security Council concerning the title of agenda item see record of question of acts of aggression by meeting). the United States of America 693 Same as above. 17 Mar. against the People's Republic of 694 Same as above. 23 Mar. China in the area of Taiwan (For- 695 Same as above. 29 Mar. mosa) and other islands of China. 696 Same as above. 30 Mar. 690 Same as above. 31 Jan. 697 The Palestine question: complaint 6 Apr. 691 Same as above. 14 Feb. by Israel against Egypt concerning APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 483 Meeting Subject Date Meeting Subject Date repeated attacks by Egyptian regu- 3. Letter dated 23 September 1955 lar and irregular armed forces and from the Minister for Foreign Af- by armed marauders from Egyp- fairs of Spain addressed to the tian-controlled territory against Secretary-General concerning the Israel armed forces and civilian application of Spain for admission lives and property in Israel, to the to membership in the United danger of the peace and security of Nations. the area and in violation of the 702 Same as above. General Armistice Agreement and 703 Same as above. the resolutions of the Security 704 Same as above. Council, etc. (for full title of 705 Admission of new members: letter agenda item see record of the meet- dated 14 December 1955 from the ing). representative of the Union of 698 Same as above. 19 Apr. Soviet Socialist Republics addressed 699 Consideration of the report of the 11 Aug. to the President of the Security Security Council to the General Council. Assembly (closed meeting). 706 Admission of new members. 15 Dec. 700 The Palestine question: cessation 8 Sep. 707 1. The Palestine question: letter 16 Dec. of hostilities and measures to pre- dated 13 December 1955 from the vent further incidents in the Gaza representative of Syria addressed area. to the President of the Security 701 Admission of new members: 10 Dec. Council. 1. Letter dated 29 November 1954 2. Proposal to call a General Con- from the Secretary-General to the ference of the Members of the President of the Security Council, United Nations for the purpose of transmitting the text of General reviewing the Charter (Article 109 Assembly resolution 817 (IX) of 23 of the Charter): letter dated 12 November 1954 on the admission December 1955 from the Secretary- of new members. General addressed to the President 2. Letter dated 8 December 1955 of the Security Council. from the Secretary-General to the 708 Admission of new members. 21 Dec. President of the Security Coun- 709 The Palestine question: letter 22 Dec. cil, transmitting the text of the dated 13 December 1955 from the resolution adopted by the General representative of Syria addressed Assembly at its 552nd plenary to the President of the Security meeting on 8 December 1955. Council.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL AT ITS 19th AND 20th SESSIONS

19TH SESSION 29 MARCH - 7 APRIL 1955

Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 1. Election of the President and Vice-Presidents for Plenary meeting 835. 1955. 2. Adoption of the sessional agenda.40 Plenary meetings 835, 839-841, 848. 3. Report of the International Monetary Fund. Plenary meetings 844, 845. Resolution 562 (XIX). 4. Report of the International Bank for Recon- Plenary meetings 846, 847. Resolution 561 (XIX). struction and Development. 5. Economic development of under-developed coun- Economic Committee meetings 170, 171. Plenary tries. meetings 839-843, 847. Resolution 560(XIX). 6. Development of international travel, its present Economic Committee meetings 172-174. Plenary meet- increasing volume and future prospects. ings 837, 838. Resolution 563(XIX). 7. Forced labour. Plenary meeting 835. Decided to defer consideration of this item to the 21st session. 8. Slavery. Social Committee meetings 293-295. Plenary meeting 847. Resolution 564(XIX).

40 At its 835th meeting the Council decided to consider items 1-10 and 26 at this session and items 11-25 at the resumed part of the session. 484 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken International assistance to refugees within the Plenary meetings 836, 837, 839, 843. Resolution 565 mandate of the United Nations High Commis- (XIX). sioner for Refugees.41 10. Non-governmental organizations: hearings and Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- applications for hearings. tions meetings 151-153. Plenary meeting 836. 26. Consideration of the provisional agenda for the Plenary meetings 835, 839, 847, 863. 20th session and establishment of dates for open- ing debate on items.42 Supplementary Agenda Item Representation of the Commission on the Status Plenary meetings 839-841, 845. Resolution 566(XIX). of Women at sessions of the Commission on Human Rights and of the Social Commission. Other Matters Discussed Representation of China in the United Nations. Plenary meetings 835, 847. Credentials of representatives to the 19th session Plenary meeting 847. of the Council. RESUMED 19TH SESSION 16-27 MAY 1955 Agenda Item 11. Report of the Transport and Communications Economic Committee meetings 172-174. Plenary meet- Commission. ing 854. Resolution 567 A-F (XIX). 12. Restrictive business practices. Plenary meetings 855-857, 860. Resolution 568(XIX). 13. Woodpulp and paper. Plenary meetings 857-860. Resolution 569 (XIX). 14. Enforcement of international arbitral awards. Plenary meetings 852, 853. Resolution 570 (XIX). 15. Freedom of information. Social Committee meetings 296-305. Plenary meeting 861. Resolution 574 A-D (XIX). 16. Allegation regarding infringement of trade-union Social Committee meetings 306-308. Plenary meeting rights. 863. Resolution 575 A-D (XIX). 17. Population questions. Social Committee meetings 307, 308. Plenary meeting 863. Resolution 571 A-C (XIX). 18. Recognition and enforcement abroad of mainte- Plenary meeting 849. Resolution 572 (XIX). nance obligations. 19. United Nations Children's Fund. Plenary meeting 862. Resolution 573(XIX). 20. Relief and rehabilitation of Korea. Plenary meeting 851. Resolution 576(XIX). 21. World calendar reform. Plenary meeting 848. Decided to defer consideration of this item to the 21st session. 22. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meetings 148-150 (restricted). Plenary meetings 849-851. Resolution 577 A-B (XIX). 23. Revision of the rules of procedure of the Council. Plenary meeting 853. Decided to delete this item from the agenda. 24. Elections. Plenary meeting 861. 25. Confirmation of members of functional commis- Plenary meeting 861. sions of the Council. Supplementary Agenda Item Reorganization of the session of the Council. Plenary meetings 848, 853. Resolution 578 (XIX). Other Matters Discussed Question of the place of meeting of the second Plenary meeting 863. session in 1955 of the Commission on Inter- national Commodity Trade.

20TH SESSION 5 JULY-5 AUGUST 1955 Agenda Item Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meetings 864, 880. World economic situation. Economic Committee meetings 175-180, 186. Plenary meetings 871-878, 891. Resolutions 597 A-B (XX), 580 A-C (XX), 581 (XX). 41 At plenary meeting 843 the Council elected members to the newly formed United Nations Refugee Fund Executive Committee. 42 At plenary meeting 847 the Council decided to defer consideration of the item "Establishment of a world food reserve" until its 21st session, and decided to discuss admission of Spain to ECE and ECLA with agenda item 2 of the 20th session. APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 485 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 3. World social situation. Social Committee meetings 309-318. Plenary meetings 865-870, 883. Resolution 585 A-H(XX). 4. General review of the development and co- Co-ordination Committee meetings 134-138. Plenary ordination of the economic social and human meetings 878-882, 893. Resolutions 590 AI, AII and rights programmes and activities of the United B (XX). Nations and the specialized agencies as a whole. 5. International commodity problems: Plenary meeting 864. Decided to postpone considera- (a) Status and functions of the Interim Co- tion of (a) and ( b ) until the 21st session. ordinating Committee for International Com- modity Arrangements; ( b ) Status and functions of the Commission on International Commodity Trade; ( c ) Report of the Commission on International Economic Committee meetings 184, 185. Plenary meet- Commodity Trade. ing 891. Resolution 582 (XX). 6. Financing of economic development. Economic Committee meetings 181-183, 187. Plenary meetings 884-887, 892. Resolution 583 A and B (XX). 7. Technical assistance. Technical Assistance Committee meetings 81-96. Ple- nary meeting 883. Resolution 548 A and BI-III (XX). 8. Report of the Commission on Human Rights. Social Committee meetings 319-328. Plenary meet- ings 889, 890. Resolution 586 A-E (XX). 9. Report of the Commission on the Status of Social Committee meetings 332-334. Plenary meeting Women. 890. Resolution 587 A-G (XX). 10. International control of narcotic drugs: Social Committee meetings 328-332. Plenary meetings (a) Report of the Commission on Narcotic 864, 880, 890. Resolution 588 A-G (XX). Drugs; (b) Report of the Permanent Central Opium Board on Statistics of Narcotics; (c) Invitation to Spain to become a party to the Protocols of 1946 and 1948 on Narcotic Drugs. 11. Annual Report of the United Nations High Com- Plenary meetings 888, 889. Resolution 589(XX). missioner for Refugees. 12. Non-governmental organizations. Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organiza- tions meetings 154, 155. Social Committee meetings 311, 319, 333. Plenary meetings 866, 869. 13. Calendar of conferences for 1956. Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences meetings 36-37. Plenary meeting 890. 14. Financial implications of actions of the Council. Plenary meeting 893. Resolution 590 B (XX). 15. Arrangements regarding the report of the Coun- Plenary meeting 893. cil to the General Assembly. Other Matters Discussed Credentials of representatives to the 20th session Plenary meeting 890. of the Council Representation of China in the United Nations. Social Committee meeting 328. Plenary meeting 864.

RESUMED 20TH SESSION 5-15 DECEMBER 1955 Agenda Item 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 894. 16. Question of the terms of reference of the Eco- Plenary meetings 895, 896. Resolution 595(XX). nomic, Employment and Development Commis- sion. 17. Election of members of the Council Committee Plenary meeting 895. on Non-Governmental Organizations. 18. Work of the Council in 1956. Plenary meeting 898. 19. Disposal of items arising out of the 10th regular Plenary meeting 898. session of the General Assembly. 20. International machinery for trade co-operation. Plenary meetings 891, 896, 897. Resolution 592(XX). 21. Question of admission of new members to the Plenary meeting 899. Resolution 594(XX). Economic Commission for Europe. 22. Question of the celebration of the 10th anniver- Plenary meetings 890, 895. sary of the Council. 486 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 23. Confirmation of members of functional Commis- Plenary meetings 869, 895. sions of the Council. 24. Report of the sixth session of the Economic Com- Plenary meeting 897. Resolution 593 (XX). mission for Latin America. 25. Application from the German Democratic Re- Plenary meeting 896. Resolution 596(XX). public for membership in UNESCO.

MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL AT ITS 15th AND 16th SESSIONS AND 5th SPECIAL SESSION

15TH SESSION 25 JANUARY-28 MARCH 1955 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 563. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 608. Examination of annual reports of Administering Authorities on the Administration of Trust Terri- tories: (a) Tanganyika, 1953; Plenary meetings 584-596, 606, 607. (b) Ruanda-Urundi, 1953; Plenary meetings 594, 597-603, 605, 609, 610. ( c ) Cameroons under British administration, Plenary meetings 568-574, 601. 1953; ( d ) Cameroons under French administration, Plenary meetings 564-570, 584, 585. 1953; ( e ) Togoland under British administration, Plenary meetings 577, 579-584, 605. 1953; (f) Togoland under French administration, Plenary meetings 572-580, 604. 1953. 4. Examination of petitions listed in the annex to Standing Committee on Petitions meetings 201-242. the agenda. Plenary meetings 564-585, 589-592, 594-605, 608-610. Resolutions 1087-1251 (XV). 5. Reports of the United Nations Visiting Mission Plenary meetings 584-603, 605-610. Resolution 1086 to Trust Territories in East Africa, 1954: (XV). 6. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meeting 608. Resolution 1084(XV). Trust Territories in West Africa. 7. Administrative union affecting Trust Territories: Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- reports of the Standing Committee on Admin- ings 56-63. Plenary meeting 604. istrative Unions. 8. General Assembly resolution 751 (VIII): Revi- Plenary meeting 604. sion of the Questionnaire relating to Trust Terri- tories: report of the Sub-Committee on the Questionnaire. 9. General Assembly resolutions 752(VIII) and 858 Plenary meetings 605, 606. Resolution 1085(XV). (IX): Attainment by the Trust Territories of the objective of self-government or independence. 10. General Assembly resolution 853 (IX) : Participa- Plenary meeting 605. tion of the indigenous inhabitants of the Trust Territories in the work of the Trusteeship Coun- cil. 11. General Assembly resolution 856(IX): Form of Plenary meeting 564. the annual report of the Trusteeship Council to the General Assembly. 12. General Assembly resolution 857(IX): Report Plenary meeting 608. of the Trusteeship Council covering the period from 22 July 1953 to 16 July 1954. 13. General Assembly resolution 859 (IX) : Hearings Plenary meetings 585, 608. of petitioners from the Trust Territory of the Cameroons under French administration. 14. General Assembly resolution 860 (IX): The Plenary meetings 597, 598. Resolution 1084(XV). Togoland unification problem and the future of APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS 487 Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken the Trust Territory of Togoland under British administration. 15. Economic and Social Council resolution 547 H Plenary meeting 608. (XVIII): Customs, ancient laws and practices affecting the human dignity of women. Other Matters Discussed Representation of China in the United Nations. Plenary meeting 608. Standing Committee on Petitions membership. Plenary meeting 610. Request concerning distribution to Trust Terri- Plenary meetings 572, 573. tories of publications of FAO. 16TH SESSION 8 JUNE-22 JULY 1955 Agenda Item 1. Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meetings 611, 625, 639. 2. Report of the Secretary-General on credentials. Plenary meeting 645. 3. Election of the President and the Vice-President. Plenary meeting 611. 4. Examination of annual reports of Administering Authorities on the administration of Trust Ter- ritories : (a) Somaliland under Italian administration, Plenary meetings 625-632, 634, 635, 637, 644, 645. year 1954; Resolution 1257(XVI). (b) Western Samoa, year 1954; Plenary meetings 634, 636-640, 645. ( c ) New Guinea, year ended 30 June 1954; Plenary meetings 619-626, 628, 643. ( d ) Nauru, year ended 30 June 1954; Plenary meetings 612-616, 640, 642. ( e ) Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, year Plenary meetings 615-620, 641, 642. ended 30 June 1954. 5. Examination of the petitions listed in annex to Standing Committee on Petitions 243-283. Plenary the agenda. meetings 612, 614, 623, 625-632, 634, 635, 637, 639, 640, 642-645. Resolutions 1258-1366(XVI). 6. Report of the United Nations Visiting Mission Plenary meetings 625-632, 634, 635, 637, 644. Reso- to Trust Territories in East Africa, 1954, on lution 1256 (XVI). Somaliland under Italian administration. 7. Arrangements for the United Nations Visiting Plenary meetings 615, 632, 633. Resolution 1252 Mission to the Trust Territories of Togoland (XVI). under British administration and Togoland un- der French administration, 1955.43 8. Arrangements for the United Nations Visiting Plenary meetings 615, 632, 634. Resolution 1253 Mission to the Trust Territories of the Cameroons (XVI). under British administration and the Cameroons under French administration, 1955. 9. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meeting 641. Trust Territories in the Pacific in 1956. 10. Administrative unions affecting Trust Territories: Standing Committee on Administrative Unions meet- reports of the Standing Committee on Admin- ings 64-73. Plenary meeting 641. istrative Unions. 11. Report of the Committee on Rural Economic Committee on Rural Economic Development of Trust Development of the Trust Territories. Territories meeting 14. Plenary meeting 641. 12. General Assembly resolutions 752(VIII) and Plenary meetings 632, 634, 642, 644. Resolution 1254 858 (IX) and Trusteeship Council resolution (XVI). 1085 (XV) : Attainment by the Trust Territories of the objective of self-government or independ- ence. 13. General Assembly resolution 855(IX): Financ- Plenary meetings 625-632, 634, 635, 637, 644. Reso- ing of the economic development plans of the lution 1255 (XVI). Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian ad- ministration. 14. General Assembly resolution 859 (IX): Hearing Plenary meetings 632, 634. of petitioners from the Trust Territory of the Cameroons under French administration.

43 The Council at its 633rd meeting decided that a special session should be called to consider the special report of the Visiting Mission. 488 APPENDIX III. MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE PRINCIPAL ORGANS Agenda Item Consideration and Action Taken 15. General Assembly resolutions 557 (VI) and 753 Plenary meeting 640. (VIII): Educational advancement in Trust Territories: report of the Secretary-General on offers of study and training facilities for in- habitants of Trust Territories. 16. Trusteeship Council resolution 36(III) and Plenary meeting 640. General Assembly resolution 754(VIII): Pro- vision of information on the activities of the United Nations in Trust Territories: report of the Secretary-General. 17. Report of the United Nations Advisory Council Plenary meetings 625-632, 634, 635, 637, 644. for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian administration. 18. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun- Plenary meeting 642. cil to the Security Council. 19. Adoption of the report of the Trusteeship Coun- Plenary meeting 646. cil to the General Assembly. 20. Appointment of the members of the Standing Plenary meeting 646. Committee on Petitions. Other Matters Discussed Commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Plenary meeting 623. United Nations. Representation of China in the United Nations. Plenary meeting 615. Election of a Temporary President for the Fifth Plenary meeting 643. Special Session. Place of future sessions of Trusteeship Council. Plenary meetings 639, 646.

5TH SPECIAL SESSION 24 OCTOBER - 14 DECEMBER 1955 Agenda Item Adoption of the agenda. Plenary meeting 647. General Assembly resolution 860 (IX) : The Togo- Plenary meetings 648-651. Resolution 1368(8-5). land unification problem and the future of the Trust Territory of Togoland under British ad- ministration. Arrangements for a periodic visiting mission to Plenary meetings 647-649. Resolution 1367(8-5). Trust Territories in the Pacific in 1956. Other Matters Discussed Organization of work for the 17th session of the Plenary meeting 652. Trusteeship Council. Question of United Kingdom annual report for Plenary meetings 651, 652. 1956 on the Trust Territory of Togoland under British administration. MATTERS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE DURING 1955 CASES BEFORE THE COURT and petitions concerning the territory of South West Africa. Aerial Incident of 7 October 1952 (United States vs. Admissibility of hearings by the Committee on South USSR). West Africa. Aerial Incident of 10 March 1953 (United States vs. Judgments of the Administrative Tribunal of the Czechoslovakia). ILO upon complaints made against UNESCO. Antarctica Cases (United Kingdom vs. Argentina, United Kingdom vs. Chile). OTHER MATTERS Case of Certain Norwegian Loans (France vs. Nor- way). Election of the President and Vice-President. Nottebohm Case (Liechtenstein vs. Guatemala). Installation of new judges at public sitting. Right of Passage Through Indian Territory (Portugal Election of the Chamber of Summary Procedure for vs. India). 1955-1956. Adoption of budgetary estimates for 1956 and ap- REQUESTS FOR ADVISORY OPINIONS proval of accounts for 1954. Administrative matters. Voting procedure on questions relating to reports Question of the revision of the Rules of the Court. APPENDIX IV DELEGATIONS TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNCILS

DELEGATIONS TO THE 10th SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY44 Afghanistan. Representatives: Mohammed Kabir nates: Myint Toon, Khin Maung, Than Hla, On Ludin, Abdul Hamid Aziz, Mir Najmouddin Khin. Ansari, , S. Kassem Byelorussian SSR. Representatives: K. V. Kiselyov, Rishtya. Alternates: Abdul Hakim Tabibi, Abdul M. T. Lynkov, Mrs. A. P. Us, K. N. Abushkevich, Karim Hakimi. A. E. Gurinovich. Albania. Gaqo Paze. Cambodia. (No delegates appointed). Argentina. Representatives: Rear Admiral Aníbal Canada. Representatives: Paul Martin, J. J. McCann, Osvaldo Olivieri, Enrique Jose G. Plate, Fernando Roch Pinard, J. G. Turgeon, R. A. MacKay, Mrs. García Olano, Pedro Mirande, Cecilio J. Morales, J. Houck. Alternates: W. M. Wall, M. Breton, Fernando Fernández Escalante. Alternates: Raul Lieutenant Colonel O. Gilbert, J. W. Holmes, P. Carlos Desmarás Luzuriaga, Carlos Alberto Cortina, Conroy, W. G. Weir, Philippe Valois. Carlos F. Cooke, Leopoldo Hugo Tettamanti, Raul Ceylon. Sir Senarat Gunawardene. Alberto Quijano. Chile. Representatives: Jose Maza, Rudecindo Ortega, Australia. Representatives: R. G. Casey, Sir Percy Carlos Vassallo, Guillermo Perez de Arce, Javier Spender, J. D. L. Hood, E. R. Walker, W. D. Lira Merino, Oscar Aguero. Alternates: Alberto Forsyth. Alternates: H. A. McClure-Smith, Cyril Sepúlveda, Alfonso Grez, Carlos Valenzuela, Victor Chambers, P. E. Joske, J. M. McMillan, S. W. M. Vergara, Rigoberto Torres. Jamieson China. Representatives: George K. C. Yeh, Tingfu F. Austria. Kurt Waldheim. Tsiang, Shih-shun Liu, C. L. Hsia, Liu Chieh, Belgium. Representatives: P.-H. Spaak, F. van Lan- Alternates: Shuhsi Hsu, Chiping H. C. Kiang, Yu- genhove, P. Ryckmans, Mrs. G. Ciselet, E. Ronse, chi Hsueh, Hsioh-ren Wei, Cheng Paonan. A. Molter. Alternates: A. Gilson, V. Tahon, G. Colombia. Representatives: Francisco Urrutia Idguín, Dejardin, J. Nisot, D. Massonet. Carlos Echeverri Cortes, Alfredo Carbonell, Misael Bolivia. Representatives: Hernán Siles Zuazo, Germán Pastrana Borrero, Eduardo Carrizosa. Altenates: Quiroga Galdo, Gaston Aráoz, Juan Luis Gutierrez Jaime Canal Rivas, Alberto Suarez Borrero, Miss Granier, Carlos Salamanca Figueroa. Alternates: Isabel Dávila Piñeros, Mrs. Maria Elvira de Lopez, Mrs. Etelvina Peña Cordova, Francisco Davis, Al- Mrs. Cecilia de Soler. berto Canedo Fernández, Carlos Johnson, Carlos Costa Rica. Representatives: Reverend Benjamin Casap. Nunez Vargas, Roberto Fernández Durán, Roberto Brazil. Representatives: Cyro de Freitas-Valle, Gil- Loría Cortes, Dr. Maria Eugenia Vargas Solera, berto Amado, Mario de Pimentel Brandao, Hen- Rodrigo Sotela Montagné. Alternates: Raul Trejos rique de Souza Gomes, Jose Ferreira de Souza. Flores, Oscar Chaves Esquivel, Rufino Gil, Jose Alternates: Jayme de Barros, Henrique Rodrigues Francisco Carballo Quiros. Valle, Otavio Gouveia Bulhões, Joao Batista Bar- Cuba. Representatives: Emilio Nunez Portuondo, reto Leite Filho. Carlos Blanco Sánchez, Bernard Jose Miguel Ribas Bulgaria. Dimitri Halov. Villaverde, Jose Manuel Cortina Corrales, Francisco Burma. Representatives: James Barrington, Hla García Amador. Alternates: Uldarica Mafias, Dr. Maung, On Sein, Hla Pe, Khin Hla Maung. Alter- Silvia Shelton, Rafael Garcia Navarro, Juan 44 O'Naghten, Josefina Garcia Sierra. The 16 new Members to the United Nations— Czechoslovakia. Representatives: Vaclav David, Jiri Albania, Austria, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Ceylon, Fin- Nosek, Frantisek Vavricka, Josef Ullrich, Karel land, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Laos, Libya, Nepal, Portugal, Romania and Spain—admitted on Petrzelka. Alternates: Oldrich Kaisr, Ivan Kopecky, 14 December 1955 by General Assembly resolution Jaroslav Pscolka, Zdenek Trhlik, Pavel Winkler, 995(X), did not have sufficient time to appoint com- Pribyslav Pavlik. plete delegations to the 10th session. Denmark. Representatives: Ernst Christiansen, Alsing 490 APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS Andersen, Kristen Amby, Henry L. W. Jensen, C. Moekarto Notowidigdo, R. Supomo. Alternates: F. Ladefoged, Hermod Lannung. Alternates: Wil- Imam Sudjahri, Sudarsono, Zairin Zain, Ismael, liam Borberg, Karl I. Eskelund, Rolf Kiaer, Finn Miss Laili Roesad. T. B. Friis, Dr. Esther Ammundsen. Iran. Representatives: Nasrollah Entezam, Djalal Dominican Republic. Representatives: Virgilio Diaz Abdoh, Abbas Gholi Ardalan, Mahmoud Foroughi, Ordoñez, Jose M. Sanz Lajara, Miss Minerva Ber- Fereydoun Adamiyat. Alternates: Mohsen Merat nardino, Rafael O. Galván, Reverend Oscar Robles Esfandiary, Mahmoud Mir Fakhrai, Mohammad Toledano. Alternates: Oscar Guaroa Ginebra Hen- Ali Massoud-Ansari, Hassan Ali Mansour, Parviz riquez, Kémil L. Dipp Gomez. Mahdavi. Ecuador. Representatives: Jose Vicente Trujillo, Jaime Iraq. Representatives: Mohamed Fadhil Al-Jamali, Nebot, Gonzalo Escudero, Vi- General Nouriddin Mahmoud, Abbas Mahdi, Abdul nueza, Benjamin Peralta. Alternates: Gonzalo Hamid Kadhim, Awni Khalidy. Alternates: Faisal Apunte, Pericles Gallegos, Gustavo Larrea. Damluji, Hashim Hilli, Mrs. Bedia Afnan, Kadhi Egypt. Representatives: Mahmoud Fawzi, Ahmad M. Khalaf, Adnan M. Pachachi. Khairat Said, Omar Loutfi, Mahmoud Abou-Afia, Ireland. John M. Conway. Abdel Meguid Ramadan, Aly Kamel Fahmy. Alter- Israel. Representatives: Abba Eban, David Hacohen, nates: Saleh A. Mahmoud, Mohamed Hamza Ishar Harari, Jacob Robinson, Moshe A. Tov. Eleiche, Fathi Radwan, Colonel Saleh Gohar, Alternates: Michael Comay, Gideon Rafael, Emile Ahmed El Messiri. Najar, Mordecai R. Kidron, Arthur C. Liveran, El Salvador. Representatives: Miguel Rafael Urquía, Meir Sherman. Carlos Serrano García, Roberto E. Quiros, Rafael Italy. Alberico Casardi. Eguizábal, Victor M. Nieto Garay. Alternates: Jordan. Abdel Monem Rifai. Colonel Manuel de J. Cordova, Ricardo González Laos. (No delegates appointed). Camacho. Lebanon. Representatives: Fouad Ammoun, Victor Ethiopia. Representatives: Abte-Wold Aklilou, Yilma Khouri, Khalil Takieddine, Ramez Shammah, Deressa, Zaude Gabre Heywot. Alternates: Ketema Karim Azkoul. Alternates: Hassan Saab, Edward Yifru, Araya Ogbaegzy, Tesfaye Gabre-Egzy, Solo- Rizk. mon Tekle, Addimau Tesemma. Liberia. Representatives: J. Dudley Lawrence, George Finland. Artturi Lehtinen. T. Brewer, Jr., Miss Angie Brooks, S. S. Collins, France. Representatives: Antoine Pinay, Pierre Henri Charles T. O. King. Alternates: Israel T. Findley, Teitgen, Jules Moch, Yvon Delbos, Hervé Al- Urias B. Freeman, Augustus Cooper, Isaac David, phand. Alternates: Pierre Abelin, Henry Laforest, Mrs. Diana Grigsby. Paul Devinat, Roger Houdet, Robert Bargues. Libya. Saddigh Muntasser. Greece. Representatives: Stephanos Stephanopoulos, Luxembourg. Representatives: Hugues Le Gallais, George V. Melas, George Coustas, Christian X. Jean-Pierre Kremer, Georges Heisbourg. Alternates: Palamas, Jean Spiropoulos. Alternates: Mrs. Lina Jean Rettel, Georges Als. Tsaldaris, Constantin A. Triantaphyllakos, Costa Mexico. Representatives: Luis Padilla Nervo, Rafael P. Caranicas, Basil Tsamissis, Stavros G. Roussos. de la Colina, Luciano Joublanc Rivas, Armando C. Guatemala. Representatives: Emilio Arenales Catalán, Amador, Rafael Nieto. Alternates: Gabriel Lucio, Luis Aycinena Salazar, Carlos Rodil-Machado, Jose Eduardo Espinosa Prieto, Emilio Calderon Puig, Rolz Bennett, David Vela. Alternates: Antonio Pa- Francisco Cuevas Cancino, Jorge Castañeda, Al- lacios, Dr. Graciela Quan, Manuel Villacorta Es- fonso Rosenzweig Diaz. cobar. Nepal. (No delegates appointed). Haiti. Representatives: Jean Price Mars, Leon Laleau, Netherlands. Representatives: J. M. A. H. Luns, C. Max H. Dorsinville, Ernest G. Chauvet, Herard W. A. Schurmann, Reverend L. J. C. Beaufort, J. de Roy. Alternates: Serge Corvington, Georges Séra- Kadt, W. F. de Gaay Fortman. Alternates: J. P. phin. Bannier, A. J. P. Tammes, J. Meijer, H. A. Helb, Honduras. Representatives: Tiburcio Carías, Jr., Hum- Jonkheer W. H. J. van Asch van Wijck. berto Lopez Villamil, Romeo Agüero. New Zealand. Representatives: T. L. Macdonald, Sir Hungary. Karely Szarka, Janos Nagy, Pal Racz. Leslie Munro, A. D. McIntosh. Alternates: F. H. Iceland. Representatives: Thor Thors, Kristinn Gud- Corner, A. R. Perry, R. H. Wade, J. V. Scott, mundsson, Hermann Jonasson, Johann Th. Josefs- R. Q. Quentin-Baxter. son, Einar Ingimundarson. Alternates: Kristjan Nicaragua. Representatives: Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa, Albertsson, Thorarinn Thorarinsson. Colonel Julio C. Morales. India. Representatives: V. K. Krishna Menon, Ali Norway. Representatives: , Arne Skaug, Yawar Jung, A. K. Sen, Reverend J. D'Souza, Mrs. Aase Lionaes, Finn Moe, C. J. Hambro, Hans Arthur S. Lall. Alternates: Bhim Singhji Bahadur, Engen. Alternates: Dag Bryn, Paul Ingebretsen, Mrs. B. Khongmen, R. Venkataraman, D. K. Bo- Hans Borgen, Knut Isachsen, Harald Torp. rooah, A. D. Mani. Pakistan. Representatives: Mohammed Ali, A. K. Indonesia. Representatives: Ide Anak Agung Cede Brohi, Mohammad Mir Khan, Nasir Ahmed Malli, Agung, Abu Hanifah, Sudjarwo Tjondronegoro, Begum Zubeida Habib I. Rahimtoola. Alternates: APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 491 Abdul Fatah Memon, S. M. Khan, Yahya Bakhtiar, Sobolev. Alternates: G. N. Zarubin, Mrs. T. A. Mohammad Ismail, A. M. Sial. Nikolayeva, P. N. Kumykin, V. D. Kupradze, T. Panama. Representatives: Alberto A. Boyd, Victor N. T. Tazhibayev. Julias, Roberto de la Guardia, Guillermo Jurado United Kingdom. Representatives: Harold Macmillan, Selles, Jeptha B. Duncan, Miguel J. Moreno, Jr., Anthony Nutting, Henry Hopkinson, Sir Pierson Roberto E. Arias. Alternate: Ernesto de la Ossa. Dixon, Mrs. Lome Sayers. Alternates: Lord Fairfax, Paraguay. Representatives: Guillermo Enciso Velloso, Sir Alec Randall, P. M. Crosthwaite, I. T. M. Pink, Pacífico Montero de Vargas, Miguel Solano Lopez. F. A. Vallat, A. H. Clough, W. V. J. Evans. Alternates: Fernando Caballero Marsal, Manuel J. United States. Representatives: John Foster Dulles, Diaz de Vivar. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., Brooks Hays, Chester E. Peru. Representatives: Victor A. Belaúnde, Juan Bau- Merrow, John O. Pastore, Colgate Whitehead Dar- tista de Lavalle, Fernando Berckemeyer, Carlos Hol- den, Jr. Alternates: Robert L. Brokenburr, Laird guin. Alternates: Manuel Felix Maurtua, Jorge Bell, Jacob Blaustein, James J. Wadsworth, Mrs. Velando, Jose Antonio Encinas. Oswald B. Lord. Philippines. Representatives: General Carlos P. R6- Uruguay. Representatives: Vicente Basagoiti, Enrique mulo, Felixberto M. Serrano, Raul T. Leuterio, Rodríguez Fabregat, Francisco Gilmet, Felix Polleri- Cosme P. Garcia, Jose D. Ingles, Mauro Mendez. Carrio, Quintin Alfonsin. Alternates: César Montero Alternates: Nicanor Roxas, Alejandro Galang, Vic- Bustamante, Francisco A. Forteza. torio D. Carpio, Pablo A. Peña. Venezuela. Representatives: Santiago Perez Perez, Vic- Poland. Representatives: Marian Naszkowski, Juliusz tor M. Perez Perozo, Lorenzo Mendoza Fleury, Katz-Suchy, Henryk Birecki, Eugeniusz Milnikiel, Francisco Manuel Mármol. Alternates: Nelson Romuald Spasowski. Alternates: Jerzy Putrament, Himiob, Victor M. Rivas, Francisco Alfonso Ra- Konstanty Lubienski, Mrs. Irena Domanska, Man- vard, Juan Alvarado, Jose Antonio Vilegas Pulido. fred Lachs, Henryk Altman. Yemen. Representatives: Sayful Islam Al-Hassan, Portugal. Albano Pires Fernandes Nogueira. Mohamed Kamil Abdul Rahim, Ahmad Zabarah, Romania. Josef Dolezal, Constantin Dumitrachescu. Mohamed Al-Haifi, Mohamed Abou-Taleb. Alter- Saudi Arabia. Representatives: Sheikh Abdullah Al- nates: Sami Abou-Izzidine, Tawfik Chamandi, Ad- Khayyal, Saleh Shalfan, Jamil M. Baroody, Aouney nan Tarcici. W. Dejany, Omar Haliq. Alternates: Omar A. Yugoslavia. Representatives: Kova Popovic, Leo Khadra, Fuad Nazir, Riyad Al-Khatib, Mohammed Mates, Joza Brilej, Josip Djerdja, Branko Jevre- Charara. movic. Alternates: Sergije Makijedo, Djura Nincic, Spain. Juan S. De Erice. Dimce Belovski, Janez Stanovnik, Aleksandar Bo- Sweden. Representatives: Osten Unden, Rickard Sand- zovic. ier, Mrs. Ulla Lindstrom, Mrs. Agda Rossel, Ake Holmback, John Bergvall, Sven Gustafson. Alter- DELEGATIONS OF NON-MEMBER NATIONS nates: Rolf Sohlman, Oscar Thorsing, Sten Wah- MAINTAINING PERMANENT OBSERVERS' lund, Torsten Bengtson, Rolf Edberg, Elis Hastad, OFFICES AT HEADQUARTERS Erik Hagberg. Austria*: Kurt Waldheim. Syria. Representatives: Ahmed Shukairy, Rafik Asha, Finland*: Artturi Lehtinen, Tuure Mentula, Kaarlo Salah Eddine Tarazi, Adib Daoudy, Faisal Dalati. Henrik Muranen. Alternates: Najmuddine Rifai, Rouhi Jamil, Yor- Germany, Federal Republic of: Felix von Eckardt, guy Hakim, Ghaleb Kayali. Richard Paulig, Hans Albert Reinkemeyer, Guen- Thailand. Representatives: Prince Wan Waithayakon, ther von Well, Carl von Mutius. Rak Panyarachun, Pote Sarasin, Thanat Khoman. Italy*: Alberico Casardi, Cristoforo Fracassi, Euge- Alternates: Mom Chao Plerng Nobadol Rabibha- nio Plaja, Angelo Macchia, Vincenzo Tornetta, dana, Banthern Amatyakul, Prasong Bunchoem, Ignazio Peluso. Payong Chutikul. Japan: Toshikazu Kase, Hideo Kitahara, Motoo Turkey. Representatives: Fatin Rustu Zorlu, Selim Ogiso, Miss Toshiko Yamane, Hiroshi Ohtaka. Sarper, Turgut Menemencioglu, Talat Miras, Resat Korea, Republic of: Ben C. Limb, You Chan Yang, Erhan. Alternates: Mahmut Dikerdem, Cahit G. Soon Ju Chey, Eui Joon Kim, Pyo Wook Han, Hayta, Talat Benler, Vahap Asiroglu. Yung Kyoo Kang, Kee Bong Chang. Ukrainian SSR. Representatives: L. F. Palamarchuk, Spain*: Jose Sebastián de Erice, Jose Manuel de I. Z. Shtokalo, Mrs. N. E. Krutikova, I. A. Tol- Abaroa, Gabriel Cañadas Nouvillas. kunov, V. I. Sapozhnikov. Alternates: A. A. Boiko, Switzerland: Auguste Lindt, Denis Grandjean. G. E. Buvailik. Union of South Africa. Representatives: W. C. du REPRESENTATIVES OF THE INTERNATIONAL Plessis, J. R. Jordaan, R. H. Coaton, D. B. Sole, COURT OF JUSTICE J. S. F. Botha. Alternates: D. A. V. Fischer, J. van Dalsen, J. J. Theron. Judge Green Hackworth, J. Lopez Oliván. USSR. Representatives: V. M. Molotov, V. V. * Became Members of the United Nations on 14 Kuznetsov, Y. Y. Matulis, Y. A. Malik, A. A. December 1955. 492 APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED Edward Warner, Carl Ljungberg, E. R. Marlin, AGENCIES J. Hutchinson. International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- International Labour Organisation (ILO) : Arthur ment: Eugene R. Black, Enrique Lopez Herrarte. H. Brown, Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans, G. P. International Monetary Fund: Gordon Williams. Delaney, N. H. Tata, David A. Morse, G. W. Jenks. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. M. G. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO): Joseph Candau, Dr. P. Dorolle, Milton P. Siegel, Dr. P. L. Orr. M. Kaul, Dr. R. L. Coigny, Miss B. Newton. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural International Telecommunications Union (ITU): Organization (UNESCO): Luther H. Evans, René Marco Aurelio Andrada, Francis Colt de Wolf, Maheu, Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, Hanna Saba, Solo- Jean Persin. mon V. Arnaldo, Arthur F. Gagliotti, Gerald World Meteorological Organization (WMO): D. A. Carnes, Miss Elise Salade. Davies, J. R. Rivet, L. Harmantas. International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):

REPRESENTATIVES AND DEPUTY, ALTERNATE AND ACTING REPRESENTA- TIVES TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL Belgium: Fernand van Langenhove, Joseph Nisot. New Zealand: Sir Leslie Munro, A. R. Perry. Brazil: Ernesto Leme (until 28 January 1955), Cyro Peru: Victor A. Belaunde, Carlos Holguín de La- de Freitas-Valle (from 28 January 1955), Jayme valle. de Barros Gomes. Turkey: Selim Sarper, Adil Derinsu (until 10 Feb- China: Tingfu F. Tsiang, Shuhsi Hsu, Chiping H. C. ruary 1955), Turgut Menemencioglu (from 10 Kiang. February 1955). France: Henri Hoppenot (until 24 August 1955), USSR: Arkady A. Sobolev, Vasily V. Kuznetsov, Hervé Alphand (from 24 August 1955), Charles Georgi F. Saksin (from 10 August 1955). Lucet, Pierre Ordonneau, Louis de Guiringaud United Kingdom: Sir Pierson Dixon, P. M. Cros- (from 20 October 1955). thwaite. Iran: Nasrollah Entezam, Mohammed Ali Massoud- United States: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., James J. Ansari (until 3 August 1955), Djalal Abdoh (from Wadsworth, John C. Ross (until 31 January 1955), 3 August 1955). David McK. Key (from 6 April 1955).

DELEGATIONS TO THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL 19th SESSION Norway. Representative: Hans Engen. Alternates: Erik Dons, Olaf Solli. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Pakistan. Representative: Mohammad Mir Khan. Argentina. Representative: Juan I. Cooke. Alternates: Alternates: Mrs. Anwar G. Ahmed, Viqar Ahmed Pedro Mirande, Fernando Fernández Escalante, Hamdani, Niaz A. Naik, M. Zahiruddin, Muham- Cecilio Jose Morales, Leonardo Cafiero. mad Iqbal Butt. Australia. Representative: Sir Douglas Copland. Turkey. Representative: Selim Sarper. Alternates: Alternates: W. D. Forsyth, A. H. Loomes, T. W. Turgut Menemencioglu, Hamdi Ozgurel, Vahap Cutts, L. Corkery. Asiroglu. China. Representative: C. L. Hsia. Alternate: Cheng USSR. Representative: Arkady A. Sobolev. Alternate: Paonan. G. F. Saksin. Czechoslovakia. Representative: Josef Ullrich. Alter- United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Pierson Dixon. nates: Vladimir Pavlicek, Jaroslav Pscolka. Alternates: Sir Alec Randall, R. D. J. Fox Scott. Dominican Republic. Representative: Oscar G. Gine- United States. Representative: Preston Hotchkis. Alter- bra Henríquez. Alternate: Demil L. Dipp Gomez. nate: Walter M. Kotschnig. Ecuador. Representatives: Jose Vicente Trujillo, Venezuela. Representative: Santiago Perez Perez. Julio Prado, Jaime Nebot Velasco. Alternate: Jose Alternate: Victor Perez Perozo. Jalil. Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates: Egypt. Representative: Omar Loutfi. Alternate: Abdel Franc Kos, Dimce Belovski, Janez Stanovnik. Meguid Ramadan. France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates: OBSERVERS FROM STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNITED Maurice René Simonnet, Louis Briot, Said Moha- NATIONS NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL med Cheikh, Abdelkader Belkhodja. Brazil: Jose Oswaldo de Meira Penna, David Sil- India. Representative: Arthur S. Lall. Alternates: G. veira Da Mota, Jr., Joa Frank da Costa. R. Kamat, G. R. Kadapa. Chile: Rudecindo Ortega, Alfonso Grez. Netherlands. Representative: D. U. Stikker. Alter- Colombia: Eduardo Carrizosa. nates: C. W. A. Schurmann, J. Linthorst Homan, Costa Rica: Reverend Benjamin Nunez, Raul Trejos J. Meijer. Flores. APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 493 Cuba: Rafael Garcia Navarro. Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Earl F. Haiti: Ernest G. Chauvet. Cruickshank. Indonesia: Achmad Natanagara, Miss Laili Roesad. Friends World Committee for Consultation: Mrs. Lois Iran: Abbas Gholi Ardalan. K. Jessup, Robert B. Lea. Israel: M. R. Kidron, Arthur C. Liveran, Mrs. Zena Inter-American Council of Commerce and Produc- Harman. tion: Earl F. Cruickshank. Mexico: Rafael de la Colina, Enrique Bravo Caro. International Air Transport Association: Jay L. Philippines: Delfín R. García. Sheppard. Uruguay: Enrique Rodríguez Fabregat. International Alliance of Women : Miss Anne Guthrie. REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Catholic Migration Commission: Miss International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. Irene Dalgiewicz. Métall, G. Dunand, R. Roux. International Conference of Catholic Charities: Louis Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : A. G. Longarzo. Orbaneja, Pierre Terver, Miss Alicia Banos. International Council of Women: Mrs. Eunice H. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Carter, Mrs. Laura Dreyfus-Barney. Organization (UNESCO) : Solomon V. Arnaldo, International Federation for Housing and Town Gerald Carnes. Planning, International Institute of Administrative International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) : Sciences, International Union of Local Authorities: Edward Warner, J. Hutchinson, R. J. Moulton. Charles S. Ascher. International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- International Federation of Women Lawyers: Miss A. ment: Eugene R. Black, Enrique Lopez Herrarte. Viola Smith, Miss Norah K. Donovan. International Monetary Fund: Ivar Rooth, Gordon International Federation of University Women: Miss Williams, Ervin Hexner. Janet Robb. International Telecommunication Union (ITU) : International Law Association: Samuel K. C. Kopper. John S. Cross, Dr. Helen G. Kelly. International Union of Official Travel Organizations: World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. R. L. Somerset R. Waters. Coigny. National Association of Manufacturers (USA) : Arvid Preparatory Committee of the Inter-Governmental L. Frank. Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) : Nouvelles Equipes Internationales: K. Sieniewicz. Branko Lukac. Pax Romana: James H. Price, Joseph H. McMahon, Dr. Marie R. Madden. REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER INTER-GOVERNMENTAL Women's International League for Peace and Free- ORGANIZATIONS dom: Mrs. Gladys D. Walser. League of Arab States: Kamil Abdul Rahim, Omar World Assembly of Youth: Immanuel Wallerstein, Kamel Haliq. Reverend Robert Snable. World Jewish Congress: Gerhard Jacoby. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL World Veterans Federation: Jacques Katel, Miss ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A) Janet Heller. International Chamber of Commerce: Anton D. World's Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa- Bestebreurtje, Morris S. Rosenthal, Carl McDowell, tions: Owen F. Pence. Mrs. Roberta M. Lusardi, Robert Beetham, Miss Myra Alice Berger. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL International Confederation of Free Trade Unions: ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER) Miss Toni Sender. Inter-American Association of Broadcasters: G. N. International Co-operative Alliance: Leslie E. Wood- Nunn, Adrian Lajous. cock, Mrs. Cedric Long. International Gas Union: R. H. Touwaide. International Federation of Christian Trade Unions: World Federation for Mental Health: Mrs. Helen Gérard Thormann. S. Ascher. World Federation of Trade Unions : Jan Dessau, 20th SESSION Miss Elinor Kahn. World Federation of United Nations Associations: MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL John A. F. Ennals, Mrs. C. Beresford Fox, Hilary Argentina. Representative: Juan I. Cooke. Alternates: Barrett-Brown. Mario Pico, Cecilio José Morales, Eduardo de World Veterans Federation: Vincent Auriol, Curt Antueno, Américo Roncarolo. Campaigne. Australia. Representative: Sir Douglas Copland. Alter- nates: Ralph Harry, Francis Rowe, Bernard Hart- REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL nell. ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B) China. Representative: C. L. Hsia. Alternate: Cheng Agudas Israel World Organization: Isaac Lewin. Paonan. All Pakistan Women's Association: Begum Nafisa Czechoslovakia. Representative: Jiri Nosek. Alter- Hamdani. nates: Ladislav Novak, Pribyslav Pavlik, Karel Svec. 494 APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS Dominican Republic. Representative: Virgilio Diaz Japan: Fumihiko Togo, Keisuke Arita, Toshiaki Muto. Ordonez. Alternates: Miss Minerva Bernardino, Spain: José de Erice. Oscar Ginebra Henriquez, Count Maurice de Hanot Switzerland: S. Campiche, Ch. Wetterwald, A. Kilch- d'Hartoy. Ecuador. Representative: José Vicente Trujillo. Al- ternates: Jaime Nebot Velasco, Ramon Vintimilla. REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES Egypt. Representative: Moustafa Hassan. Alternate: International Labour Organisation (ILO) : David A. Abdel Moneim El Bana. Morse, J. Rens, C. W. Jenks, L. Alvarado, F. France. Representative: Pierre Abelin. Alternates: Wheeler. Georges Boris, André Armengaud, René Kuehn, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : P. Car- Maurice Simonnet, Louis Briot, Pierre Laroque. don, F. McDougall, Sir Herbert Broadley, K. Olsen, India. Representative: Sardar Swaran Singh. Alter- A. H. Boerma, Miss G. Blau, A. G. Orbaneja. nates: Dharma Vira, B. K. Kochar, F. G. Dhaun. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Netherlands. Representative: D. U. Stikker. Alter- Organization (UNESCO) : Luther H. Evans, René nates: C. W. A. Schurmann, G. J. N. M. Ruygers, Maheu, Malcolm S. Adiseshiah, Mrs. A. Myrdal, Jeannette C. H. H. de Vink, J. P. Bannier, J. Claude M. Berkeley, Miss I. Salas. Meyer, W. H. J. van Asch van Wijck, D. J. F. de International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) : Man. E. R. Marlin. Norway. Representative: Hans Engen. Alternates: International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop- Erik Dons, Miss Aaslaug Aasland, Per Sivle Tveite. ment: Enrique Lopez Herrarte. Pakistan. Representative: Said Hasan. Alternates: International Monetary Fund: Ivar Rooth, Gordon Nazir Ahmed, Altaf Husain, Akbar Adil. Williams, J. Polak. Turkey. Representative: Turgut Menemencioglu. Al- World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. P. Dorolle, ternates: Necmettin Tuncel, C. Hayta, Ilhan Akant. Dr. V. Sutter, P. Bertrand, Dr. H. Hafezi. USSR. Representative: Pavel N. Kumykin. Alternates: Universal Postal Union (UPU): Fulke Radice. Anatoly S. Chistyakov, Alexei V. Zakharov. International Telecommunication Union (ITU) : United Kingdom. Representative: Earl of Selkirk. Marco A. Andrada, Hugh Townshend. Alternates: Sir Alec Randall, I. T. M. Pink, S. World Meteorological Organization (WMO) : G. Hoare, R. D. J. Scott Fox. Swoboda, J. R. Rivet, J. L. Galloway, R. L. United States. Representative: John C. Baker. Alter- Munteanu. nates: Walter M. Kotschnig, Nat B. King. Preparatory Committee of the Inter-Governmental Venezuela. Representative: Santiago Pérez Pérez. Al- Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO) : ternate: Víctor Montoya. Branko Lukac. Yugoslavia. Representative: Joza Brilej. Alternates: Interim Commission for the International Trade Nenad Popovic, Janez Stanovnik, Ratko Pleic. Organization (ITO) and General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) : Eric Wyndham-White, OBSERVERS FROM STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNITED Jean Royer, J. Evans. NATIONS NOT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Afghanistan: Abdul Hakim Tabibi. REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER INTER-GOVERNMENTAL Belgium: Jean Leroy, Marcel van de Kerckhove. ORGANIZATIONS Brazil: Alfredo Teixeira Valladao, Heitor Pinto de League of Arab States: M. Aly Memazy. Moura. Canada: R. Reynolds. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL Chile: Humberto Díaz-Casanueva, Mrs. Leonora ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY A) Kracht. International Chamber of Commerce: J. L'Huillier, Colombia: Luis Gonzalez Barros. J. Mikolajczak, P. Jonneret. Cuba: José Camejo Argudin. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions: Indonesia: Miss Laili Roesad, Basoeki Djatiasmoro, D. Foevie, H. Patteet. Tjahjana Natadiningrat. International Co-operative Alliance: M. Boson. Iran: Mahmood Salehi, Fathollah Mafi. International Federation of Agricultural Producers: Israel: M. Kahany. R. Savary. Mexico: Emilio Calderon Puig, Juan Merigo Aza. International Federation of Christian Trade Unions: A. Vanistendael, G. Eggermann, G. Thormann, J. NON-MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTED Bogaert. BY OBSERVERS International Organization of Employers: C. Kunts- Bulgaria: Ivan Daskalov, Todor Stoyanov. chen, J. Vanek. Germany, Federal Republic of: G. Feine, R. Steg, World Federation of Trade Unions: J. Dessau, H. K. Barte, W. Goller. Jourdain, T. Drinkwater. Hungarian People's Republic: Simon Ferencz, Ka- World Federation of United Nations Associations: roby Kapcsos. J. Ennals, C. Beresford Fox, Mrs. B. Troupin, Italy: Andrea Ferrero, Tommaso Notarangeli, Giorgio A. Khoshkish. Smoquina, Piero Ghezzi Morgalanti, Giacomo At- World Veterans Federation: J. Katel, R. Lenz, Miss tolico. J. Heller. APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 495

REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL International Union of Family Organizations: F. ORGANIZATIONS (CATEGORY B) Delaby. Agudas Israel World Organization: Chief Rabbi A. International Union of Local Authorities: Charles S. Safran. Ascher. Catholic International Union for Social Service: Miss League of Red Cross Societies: F. Daubenton, H. J. de Romer, Miss A. Hertoghe. Dunning. Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Earl Liaison Committee of Women's International Organ- F. Cruickshank. izations: Miss Janet Robb, Mrs. Wiblé-Gaillard, Commission of the Churches on International Af- Mrs. Prince-Koire, Miss M. Nobs. fairs: F. Nolde, E. Rees. Pax Romana: R. Sugranyes de Franch, B. Ducret, Consultative Council of Jewish Organizations: F. Mrs. A. Buensod. Brunschwig. Rotary International: E. Christin. Coordinating Board of Jewish Organizations: G. Women's International League for Peace and Free- Warburg. dom: Mrs. G. Baer. Friends World Committee for Consultation: J. Wood, World Assembly of Youth: N. Andersen. Mrs. K. Wood. World Federation of Catholic Young Women and International Abolitionist Federation: Th. de Felice. Girls: Miss de Kalbermatten, Miss M.-Th. Vogt. International Alliance of Women: Mrs. A. Choisy- World Jewish Congress: G. Riegner. Necker. World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations: International Bureau for the Suppression of Traffic Miss J. de Romer, Miss R. de Lucy Fossarieu, Mrs. in Persons: Miss C. Harris. Duval. International Catholic Migration Commission: T. World's Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associa- Stark. tions : P. Limbert. International Catholic Press Union: Reverend M. World's Young Women's Christian Association: Miss Cottier. P. Das, Miss A. Arnold. International Committee of Scientific Management: H. de Haan, Miss S. O'Toole. REPRESENTATIVES OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL International Committee of the Red Cross: F. Sior- ORGANIZATIONS (REGISTER) det, B. Coursier, Fr. de Reynold. Associated Country Women of the World: Mrs. C. International Conference of Catholic Charities: B. Russell, Mrs. Putland van Sommeren, Mrs. Raja- de Castro. syngham. International Council of Women: Mrs. J. Eder- International Committee of Roman Catholic Nurses Schwyzer, Mrs. E. Carter, Mrs. L. Dreyfus-Barney, and Medico-Social Workers: Mrs. Meienberg. Dr. Renée Girod. International Council of Commerce Employers: A. International Federation of Business and Professional Koch. Women: Miss A. Muriset, Dr. Marie Florin, Miss International Federation of Senior Police Officers: C. Harris. P. Villetorte. International Federation of University Women: Miss Open Door International: Mrs. G. Baer. Janet Robb. St. Joan's International Social and Political Alliance: International Institute of Administrative Sciences: Mrs. M. Leroy-Boy. Charles S. Ascher. Union of International Associations: R. Lenz. International Labour Assistance: Mrs. M. Ban. World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts: International Law Association: Samuel K. C. Kop- Mrs. F. Bugnion. per. World Calendar Association, International: J. Joyce. International Statistical Institute: J. Nixon. World Federation for Mental Health: Dr. E. Krapf. International Union for Child Welfare: G. Thélin, World Federation of Democratic Youth: J. Bors. Mrs. J. Small. DELEGATIONS TO THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL 15th SESSION Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL nate: Arthur S. Lall. Australia. Representative: W. D. Forsyth. Alternates: New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Al- A. H. Loomes, R. N. Hamilton. ternates: J. S. Reid, A. R. Perry, J. V. Scott. Belgium. Representative: Pierre Ryckmans. Alter- Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Salah nate: Robert Scheyven. Eddine Tarazi, Najmuddine Rifai. China. Representative: Shih-shun Liu. Alternate: Liu USSR. Representative: V. F. Grubyakov. Yu-wan. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Alan Burns. Al- El Salvador. Representative: Miguel Rafael Urquía. ternate: B. O. B. Gidden. Alternates: Carlos Serrano García, Rafael Eguizá- United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- bal, Roberto E. Quirós. nate: Benjamin Gerig. France. Representative: Robert Bargues. 496 APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS

NON-MEMBER OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND NON- STATES MEMBERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS NOT MEMBER OF THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Italy.45 Representatives: Gastone Guidotti, Alberico Colombia.46 Representative: Edmundo de Holte Cas- Casardi. Alternate: Guerino Roberti. tello. Egypt.46 Representative: Kamal Eddine Salah. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ADMINISTERING Philippines.46 Representative: Cosme P. García. AUTHORITIES Belgium: Pierre Leroy (for questions concerning NON-MEMBER OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND NON- Ruanda-Urundi). MEMBER OF THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL France: Georges Henry Becquey (for questions con- Italy.47 Representative: Alberico Casardi. Alternate: cerning the Cameroons under French administra- Eugenio Plaja. tion).

Georges Apedo-Amah (for questions concerning SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ADMINISTERING Togoland under French administration ). AUTHORITIES United Kingdom: Brigadier E. J. Gibbons (for ques- Australia: John Herbert Jones (for questions con- tions concerning the Cameroons under British ad- cerning Nauru and New Guinea). ministration) ; M. de N. Ensor (for questions con- New Zealand: G. R. Powles (for questions concern- cerning Togoland under British administration) ; ing Western Samoa). A. J. Grattan-Bellew and H. F. I. Elliot (for United States: Delmas H. Nucker (for questions con- questions concerning Tanganyika). cerning the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands). Italy: Pier Pasquale Spinelli, Vittorio Zadotti (for REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian International Labour Organisation (ILO) : R. A. Administration). Métall, G. Dunand, R. Roux. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Miss Alicia Banos. REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES International Labour Organisation (ILO) : G. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Dunand. Organization (UNESCO): S. V. Arnaldo, M. Destombes. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) : Miss World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. R. L. Alicia Banos. Coigny. Alternate: Dr. Mabel S. Ingalls. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) : S. V. Arnaldo, M. 16th SESSION Destombes. World Health Organization (WHO) : Dr. R. L. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL Coigny. Alternate: Dr. Mabel S. Ingalls. Australia. Representative: W. D. Forsyth. Alternates: A. H. Loomes, R. N. Hamilton, T. W. Cutts. FIFTH SPECIAL SESSION Belgium. Representative: Alfred-Claeys Boúúaert. Al- ternate: Robert Scheyven. MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL China. Representative: Shih-shun Liu. Alternate: Liu Australia: W. D. Forsyth. Yu-wan. Belgium: Pierre Ryckmans, Daniel Massonet. El Salvador. Representative: Miguel Rafael Urquía. China: Shih-shun Liu. Alternates: Carlos Serrano Garcia, Rafael Egui- El Salvador: Miguel Rafael Urquía, Rafael Egui- zâbal. zâbal. France. Representative: Robert Bargues. France: Robert Bargues. Haiti. Representative: Max H. Dorsinville. Alternate: Haiti: Georges Séraphin. Georges Séraphin. India: V. K. Krishna Menon, Arthur S. Lall, R. India. Representative: V. K. Krishna Menon. Alter- Jaipal. nates: Arthur S. Lall, Avtar Singh, R. Jaipal. New Zealand: Sir Leslie Munro, J. V. Scott, W. G. New Zealand. Representative: Sir Leslie Munro. Alter- Thorp. nates: A. R. Perry, J. V. Scott. Syria: Rafik Asha, Salah Eddine Tarazi. Syria. Representative: Rafik Asha. Alternates: Salah USSR: V. F. Grubyakov. Eddine Tarazi, Najmuddine Rifai. United Kingdom: B. O. B. Gidden, Henry Hop- USSR. Representative: V. F. Grubyakov. kinson. United Kingdom. Representative: Sir Alan Burns. United States: Benjamin Gerig, Curtis C. Strong. Alternate: B. O. B. Gidden. United States. Representative: Mason Sears. Alter- 46 States Members of the United Nations Advisory nate: Robert R. Robbins. Council for the Trust Territory of Somaliland under Italian Administration. 45 Italy, the Administering Authority for the Trust 47 Italy, the Administering Authority for the Trust Territory of Somaliland, although not a Member of Territory of Somaliland, although not a Member of the United Nations at that time, was allowed to the United Nations at that time, was allowed to parti- participate without the right to vote. cipate without the right to vote. APPENDIX IV. DELEGATIONS TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND COUNCILS 497 REPRESENTATIVES OF SPECIALIZED AGENCIES Organization (UNESCO) : S. V. Arnaldo. International Labour Organisation (ILO): R. A. World Health Organization (WHO): Dr. R. L. Metáll. Coigny. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural APPENDIX V INFORMATION CENTRES AND REGIONAL INFORMATION OFFICES OF THE UNITED NATIONS

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(To designate certain of the Members listed in AFGHANISTAN the following notes, the nomenclature in use by ALBANIA the specialized agency concerned has been used. ARGENTINA This in some cases differs from the official AUSTRALIA nomenclature of the United Nations.) AUSTRIA 1. In addition to Members listed, FAO's mem- BELGIUM bership includes . BOLIVIA 2. WHO has four Associate Members: Morocco; BRAZIL Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Sudan; BULGARIA Tunisia. BURMA 3. In addition to Members listed, UPU's mem- BYELORUSSIAN SSR bership includes: Algeria; Belgian Congo; French CAMBODIA Morocco; French Overseas Territories and Ter- CANADA ritories administered as such; Netherlands Antilles CEYLON and Surinam; Portuguese Provinces of West Africa; CHILE Portuguese Provinces of East Africa, Asia and CHINA Oceania; Spanish Colonies; Spanish Morocco; COLOMBIA Tunisia; United Kingdom Overseas Colonies, Pro- COSTA RICA tectorates and Territories under Trusteeship; and CUBA United States Possessions. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 4. In addition to Members listed, ITU's member- DENMARK ship includes: Belgian Congo and Territory of DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Ruanda-Urundi; French Protectorates of Morocco ECUADOR and Tunisia; Overseas Territories of the French EGYPT Republic and Territories administered as such; EL SALVADOR Portuguese Oversea Provinces; Federation of ETHIOPIA Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Zone of Spanish Pro- FINLAND tectorate in Morocco and Spanish Possessions; FRANCE Colonies, Protectorates, Overseas Territories and GERMANY, Fed. Rep. of Territories under Mandate or Trusteeship of the GREECE United Kingdom; and Territories of the United GUATEMALA States. (The Netherlands includes Surinam, Nether- HAITI lands Antilles and New Guinea. The Union of HONDURAS South Africa includes the Territory of South West HUNGARY Africa.) ITU has five Associate Members: British ICELAND West Africa; British East Africa; Bermuda-British INDIA Caribbean Group; Malaya-British Borneo Group; INDONESIA and Somaliland under Italian Administration IRAN (Trust Territory of). IRAQ 5. In addition to Members listed, WMO's mem- IRELAND bership includes: Belgian Congo; Bermuda; British Caribbean Territories; British East African Terri- tories and Indian Ocean Islands; British Malaya- ISRAEL Borneo Territories; British West African Territories; ITALY Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Federation of; French JAPAN Cameroons; French Equatorial Africa; French JORDAN Oceania; French Somaliland; French Togoland; KOREA, Rep. of French West Africa; Hong Kong; Madagascar; LAOS Morocco (French Protectorate); Netherlands An- LEBANON tilles; Netherlands New Guinea; New Caledonia; LIBERIA LIBYA Portuguese East Africa; Portuguese West Africa; Spanish Protectorate of Morocco; Spanish Terri- LUXEMBOURG tories of Guinea; Sudan; Surinam; Tunisia. MEXICO 6. Indicates States which have become Parties to NEPAL the Convention on IMCO or are Members of the NETHERLANDS Preparatory Committee. The 12 Members of the NEW ZEALAND Preparatory Committee are: Argentina; Australia; NICARAGUA Belgium; Canada; France; Greece; India; the NORWAY Netherlands; Norway; Sweden; the United King- PAKISTAN dom; and the United States. PANAMA PARAGUAY PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL ROMANIA SAN MARINO SAUDI ARABIA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIA THAILAND TURKEY UKRAINIAN SSR UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA USSR UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES URUGUAY VATICAN CITY VENEZUELA VIETNAM YEMEN. YUGOSLAVIA

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