Index to Proceedings of the Trusteeship Council, 1948 · in~ oi the third session, 16 June 1948, the [oUowing officers were elected : President,, D~. Liu Chieh (China); Vice-President,

UNITED NATIONS

CHECI( LIST

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UNITED N_ATIONS

DOCUIVIENTS

PART 4: NO. 2

Trusteeship Council, 1948Third Session

LIBRARY SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF PllBLIC INFORMATION

UNITED NATIONS, LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., 19495: T

UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATIONS

Sales No.: 1949.1.5

PREFACE

PREFACE

. The Check List of United Nations Documents will be a complete list of the documentsIssued by the organs of the United Nations. The Check List will appear in separatep~rts, each onc devoted to the documents of a particular organ. The following tablediscloses the general plan.

Part

1 General Assembly (and subsidiary organs)2 Security Council (and subsidiary organs)3 Atomic Energy Commission4 Trusteeship Council5 Economic and Social Council

Functional Commissions of the Economic and Social Council6A Economic and Employment Commission6B Transport and Communications Commissions6C Statistical Commission6D Commission on Human Rights6E Social Commission6F Commission on the Status of Women6G Commission on Narcotic Drugs6H Fiscal Commission6J Population Commission

RegionalEconomic Commissions of the Economic and Social Council7A Economic Commission for Europe7B Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East7C Economic Commission for Latin America

8 Other Bodies9 Conferences

10 Narcotic Drugs Reports11 International Court of Justice12 Secretariat

Every part will be issued in consecutive numbers. The initial numbers will coverthe period from the beginning of 1946 to the end of 1948. Subsequent numbers willbe issued after the close of each session of the organ concerned.

In addition to the list of documents, every part will contain a subject-index, andan introduction noting the unpublished records of meetings and sound recordingsdeposited in the Archives of the United Nations, the press releases concerning meet-ings, and certain supplementary information.

Part 4 of the Check Lis! of United Nations Documents comprises the documents of theTrusteeship Council. This second number of Part 4 lists the documents of the Councilfor its third session and its petitions series for the year 1948.

The user of this volume will find it more helpful if he first reads carefully theexplanations to the Introduction, the Check List, and the Subject-Index, and ob-serves especially that in the Subject-Index all references to records of meetings aremade to the section (§) numbers of the Introduction, and that the Check List maybe uscd independently of the Introduction during an inventory of document holdings.

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The Department of Public Information gratefully acknowledges the assistance ofthe Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Rockefeller Foundationin the preparation of this Check List.

Harry N. M. WintonChief, Documents Index Unit

1 February 1949

fABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface " .. " " ..

'Table of Contents .

Introduction:

Explanation .Abbreviations .Establishmenr of Trusteeship Council .Members and Terms of Office, 1948 .Officers of the Council .Plenary Meeting Records of the Third Session .Ad hoc Committees of the Third Session .Visiting Mission Appointed at the Third 'S~i~~::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : :

Check List of Documents, 1948:

Explanation .

Third Session, Lake Success, 16 June-15 August 1948, and Interim .

Plenary Documents:

General Series , , .Working Papers .Agenda Series , .Meeting Records .Official Records ' .

Information Series ' .

Report to General Assembly .

Petitions:

Petitions concerning Western Samoa " .Petitions concerning Tanganyika .Petitions concerning Ruanda-Urundi .Petitions concerning the Cameroons under British Administration ..Petitions concerning the Cameroons under French Administration ..Petitions concerning Togoland under British Administration .Petitions concerning Togoland under French Administration .Petitions concerning New Guinea .Petitions concerning Nauru .

Index to Document Series Symbols , , .

Su bject-Index to Documents , .

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INTRODUCTION 0,1ID1

Explanation IGIL

The Introduction describes briefly each ad hoc Committee of the Trusteeship I~Council, session by session, by including the date of its appointment, citing its tenns iRIof reference, naming its members and officers (if known), listing its reports and IIgeneral document series symbol (if any), and tabulating its meeting records. The 11Introduction describes in like manner the Sub-Committees of these Committees 11and includes also tables of plenary meeting records for each session of the Council RIitself. The tables indicate both published and unpublished meeting records andrelated press releases. Since drafts for the published meeting records should bedeposited as a matter of course in the Archives of the United Nations, the tablesindicate under the heading "Archives" only the unpublished manuscript recordsdeposited in the Archives ("TPV," "TSR") and the sound recordings ("X").

In the Subject-Index all citations to documents other than meeting records arcmade to the entry numbers of the Check List section. For citations in the Subject.Index to records of discussion in the Council and its Committees, however, referenceis made directly to the appropriate section numbers and meeting numbers in theaccompanying tables of this Introduction, rather than to entry numbers of the meet.ing records in the Check List section. It will be seen on inspection that this methodof indexing is less cumbersome than referring to the entry numbers for a meetillgrecord which appears in more than one documentary form (published verbatim andsummary records of a plenary meeting and republication of the summary in theOfficial Records, for instance). This method permits indexing of meeting record mate.rial not included in the Check List section: that is, of meetings without publishedrecords, archival material not published, and press releases. Finally, it permitsbringing together in one place all the relevant meeting records, published or un-published, without intruding upon the Check List proper.

It should be noted that if it is not known to the Documents Index Unit how manymeetings of a body were held, no meeting numbers are given, or a plus mark (+)is used to indicate that it is known that further meetings were held, but their numberand date are unrecorded.

ABBREVIATIONS

Add Addendumart articlejs)C Chinese textchap chapterCorr. Corrigendumcttee, cttees committee, committeesE English textE&F Bilingual text: English and FrenchESC Economic and Social CouncilF. . . . . . . French textFAO Food and Agriculture Organization of the United NationsGA General Assembly

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ABBREVIATIONS-Continued

:.A.O.R General Assembly Official RecordsnRD 0 • • • • • • • • •• • International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentCAO 0 • 0 ••• 0 ••• International Civil Aviation OrganizationLa 0 •••••••••••••• International Labour OrganisationMF 0 ••••• 0 ••••• International Monetary Fundat 0 •••• internationalao International Refugee OrganizationTO 0 •• 0 0 0 ••• International Trade OrganizationTU0 ••••••••••••••••• International Telecommunication Union10 0.··· .number1.0' .•.•••••••••.••••. page(s)lar 0 ••••• paragraph(s)lien 0 ••••••••• plenary meetingt .. 0 ••••••••••••••••• Russian texttev Revision;, • • • • • • ••••••• 0 ••••• Spanish text;e. 0 ••••••••••••••••• Security Councilcc 0 •• 0 ••••••••••••• section(s)re Trusteeship Councilr.C.O.R Trusteeship Council Official RecordsIN United NationsJNESCO 0 ••• United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural

OrganizationUPU Universal Postal UnionU.S.A. 0 ••••••••••••••• United States of AmericaU.S.S.R Union of Soviet Socialist RepublicsVD!. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •volume(s}WHO 0 ••• 0 • World Health Organization

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INTRODUCTION

Establishment of the Trusteeship Council

§1. The Trusteeship Council, one of the six principal Organs of the Unitc(Nations, is established by Article 86 of the Charter of the United Nations. Th,Council consists of the following Members of the United Nations: (a) those Membcradministering Trust Territories; (b) such of those Members mentioned by name ilArticle 23 of the Charter of the United Nations as arc not administering TrusTerritories; and (c) as many other Members elected for three-year terms by tluGeneral Assembly as may be necessary to ensure that the total number of memberof the Trusteeship Council is equally divided between those Members of the Unite(Nations which administer Trust Territories and those which do not.

After the approval of the first Trusteeship Agreements by the General Assembbat its sixty-second plenary meeting, 13 December 1946, the conditions necessary fo'the constitution of the Trusteeship Council could be fulfilled. Thus, in accordanclwith Article 86a of the Charter, Australia, Belgium, France, New Zealand and thlUnited Kingdom became members of the Council. By application of Article 8GbChina, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the United States of Arncrir,also became members of the Council. In compliance with Article 86c, the GcneraAssembly, at its sixty-third plenary meeting, 14 December 1946, elected :Mcxic(and Iraq as members of the Council for a term of three years.

As a result of the entry into force of the Trusteeship Agreement for the PacifilIslands' on 18 July 1947, the United States of America was entrusted with thladministration of a Trust Territory, and, in order therefore to ensure that the totanumber of members of the Council was equally divided between those Member.of the United Nations which administer Trust Territories and those which do notthe General Assembly, at its one hundred and ninth plenary meeting, 13 Novembc,1947, elected Costa Rica and the Philippines as members of the Council for a ternof three years.

Members and Terms of Office, 1948

§2. The members of the Council during 1948 are shown in the following table

Members of the Council

Australia .Belgium .China .Costa Rica .France .Iraq .Mexico , .New Zealand .Philippines .U.S.S.R .United Kingdom .

U.S.A .

1 Document 8/318.

Dates of Electionb)' the

General Assembly

Art. 86aArt.86aArt.86bArt. 86e, 13 Nov 47Art.86aArt. 86e, 14 Dee 46Art. 86e, 14 Dee 46Art.86aArt. 86e, 13 Nov 47Art.86bArt.86a

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O.fjice'

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1947-19491947-1949

1948-1950

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Seroic«dllTing

SesSIOIlS

1 2 31 2 31 2 3- 2 31 2 31 2 31 2 31 2 3- 2 3- 2 321 2 3

1 2 3

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TcflUS of office begin 00 .1 Jaou arr and end 00 31 December of the years indicated in the tr b!e.Ilo"'(,,,r, th e represent atives of Costa Rica and the Philippiocs attended the second session 0:' the........u,cil, which started 00 20 November 1947. .

I neUnion of Soviet Socialist Republics did DOt send its representative to the first session 0:' ,;,cO>IIo !1. Duri .o ~ the secoo? session, .the ~eprcsent:ltiv~ of the Unio n of SOviet Sooi"Ji" Republics,.,l: Ius place ID the Council for the first ume at the thlrty-

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28 [101] 20 July T/PV.l0l T/SR.101 p.347 X TR/20729 [102J 21 July T/PV.I02 T/SR.102 p.365 X TR/20830 [103J 22 July T/PV.I03 T/SR.103 p.387 X TR/21031 [104J 23July T/PV.I04 T/SR.I04 pA05 X TR/21132 [105J 26 July ......... T/SR.I05 pA22 X TR/21233 [106J 27 July ........ , T/SR.106 pA33 X TR/21334 [107] 28 July ......... T/SR.I07 pA53 X TR/21435 (108] 29 July ......... T/SR.108 pA69 X TR/21536 (109) 30 July ......... T/SR.I09 2 pA80 X TR/21637 (110) 2 Aug ......... T/SR.l10 pA88 X TR/21738 [111] 2 Aug ......... T/SR.l11 p.498 X TR/21839 [112J 3 Aug ......... T/SR.112 p.511 X TR/21940 [l13J 3 Aug ......... T/SR.1t3 p.520 X TR/22041 [114] 4Aug ......... T/SR.114 p.530 X TR/22142 [115] 4Aug ......... T/SR.115 p.539 X TR/222243 (116J 5 Aug ......... T/SR.116 p.559 X TR/223

, Numbersin the continuous series [insquare brackets] do not appear in the titles of the verbatim antsummaryrecords.

• And /Corr.1.• And /Add.l, and / Add.I/Corr.1.

Ad Hoc Committees of the Third Session

§5. Joint Committee of the Security Council and the Trusteeship Council, At the fourthplenary meeting of its third session, 18June 1948, the Trusteeship Council appointedthe President and the representatives of Mexico and New Zealand to sit with rcpre-sentatives of the Security Council as a Joint Committee to consider the matter of therespective functions of the two Councils with regard to the trusteeship of strategicareas. The Security Council, at its 324th meeting on 18 June 1948, authorized itsPresident, together with the representatives of Belgium and the Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, to meet with the representatives of the Trusteeship Council.Officers: Chairman, Mr. Faris el-Khouri (Syria). Reports: The report of the JointCommittee to the Trusteeship Council was presented orally by the President to theninth plenary meeting of the third session, 25 June 1948. The report to the SecurityCouncil is in documents S/916 and S/916/Add.I, Mectirlg records:

J,{eelingNumbers Date, 1948

Published Summary Records: United NationsDocuments Entries Archives" Press Releases

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22 June22 July

NoneNone

TR/183TR/21 0

§6. Drafting Committee 011 Petitions. Appointed at the tenth plenary meeting ofthe third session of the Council, 28 June 1948. Terms of reference in documentT /SR.83. Membership: Australia, Iraq, the Philippines, and the United States ofAmerica. Officers: Chairman, Mr. Francis HOIVes Sayre (United States of America).Report: The draft resolutions presented by the Committee to the Council are indocuments T/188 and T/188/Add.l (entry 22). Meeting records:

• Key to. deposits in the Archives of the United Nations: Typewritten verbatim records (Tl'V),typewritten summaryrecords (TSR), sound reeordings (X).

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United NationsArchives" Press Releases

Published Summary Records:Documents EntriesDate, 1948

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21 July

30 JulyNoneNone

§7. Drafting Committee on the Report on the Administration ofRuanda-Urundifor 1947.Appointed at the twenty-first plenary meeting of the third session of the Council12July 1948. Terms of reference i~ .do~ument T 1197 (entry 31). Membership: France:Iraq, New Zealand, and the Philippines. Officers: Chairman, Mr. Awni KhaJidy(Iraq). Report: The report of the Committee, document T/197 (entry 31), waspresented to the thirty-second plenary meeting of the third session of the Council26July 1948. Meeting records: '

MeetingNumbers Date, 7948

Published Summary Records:Documents Entries

United NationsArehiues" Press Releases

1234

15 July16July19 July20 July

NoneNoneNoneNone

§8a. Drafting Committee on the Report on the Administration of Tanganyika for 1947.Appointed at the twenty-third plenary meeting of the third session of the Council,13July 1948. Terms of reference in document T1204 (entry 38). Membership: Aus-tralia, Mexico, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and the United States ofAmerica. Officers: Chairman, Mr. Francis Bowes Sayre (United States of America).Report: The report of the Committee, document T/z04 (entry 38), was presentedto the thirty-sixth plenary meeting of the third session of the Council, 30 July 1948.Meeting records:

MutingNumbers Date, 7948


United NationsArchiues" Press Releases

12345678

20 July21 July22 July23 July26 July29 July AM29July PM30 July

NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNODeNoneNone

>! §8b. Sub-Committee appointed by the Drafting Committee on the Report on tk Ad-

ministration of Tanganyikafor 1947. Terms of reference in document T/SR.109. Mem-bership: Australia and Mexico. Meeting records:

• Key to deposits in the Archives of the United Nations: Typewritten verbatim records (TPV),typewritten summary records (TSR), sound recordings (X).

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lIIeetingNumbers Date, 1948

July


None

United NationsArchives" Press Releases'

§9. Drafting Committee On the Report 011 the Administration cif New Guinea for the rear1 July 1946 to 30 June 7947. Appointed at the thirtieth plenary meeting of the thirdsession of the Council, 22July 1948. Terms of reference in document T /202 (entry 36):Membership: France, Iraq, New Zealand, and the Philippines. Officers: Mr. AWn!Khalidy (Iraq). Report: The report of the Committee, document T /202 (entry 36),was presented to the thirty-eighth plenary meeting of the third session of the Council,2 August 1948. Meeting records:

MeetingNumbers

12345

Date, 1948

26July27July28July AM28July PM29July


NoneNoneNoneNoneNone

United NationsArchiues" Press Releases

§1O. Drafting Committee on the Report On the Administration cif South- West Africa for7946. Appointed at the thirty-first plenary meeting of the third session of the Council,23July 1948. Terms of reference in documentT/209 (entry 43). Membership: Belgium,China, Costa Rica, and the United States of America. Officers: Mr. Pierre Ryckrnans(Belgium). Report: The report of the Committee, document T/209 (entry 43), waspresented to the forty-first plenary meeting of the third session of the Council, 4August 1948. Meeting records:

AieetillgNumbers

12

Date, 1948

29July2 Aug


NoneNone

United NationsArchioes" Press Release.

§11. Committee to join, with respect to clauses concerning the Trusteeship Council,the Committee on Negotiations with Inter-governmental Agencies of the Economicand Social Council in its future work. At the thirty-fourth plenary meeting of thethird session of the Council, 28July 1948, the President appointed the Representativesof France and Iraq.

Visiting Mission Appointed at the Third Session-

§12. United Nations Visiting Mission to Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. During itssecond'~ession, the Trusteeship Council had decided to send a Visiting Mission toRuanda-Urundi and Tanganyika in 1948, after the third session of the Council.The membership of the Mission was completed during the third session of the Council,• At the t~me of the preparation of this Check List, the records of the meetings held by the Mission had

not arrived at Lake Success, New York. Therefore, the list of meeting records could not be includedin the Introduction.

• Key t~ deposits in the Archives of the United Nations: Typewritten verbatim records (TPV),typewritten summary records (TSR), sound recordings (X).

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nd its terms of reference were established in Resolution 37(III), adopted by the~ouneil at the twenty-third plenary meeting of its third session, 13 July 1948. Foraction taken by the Council with regard to the Mission during its second session,see Check List of United Nations Documents, Part 4: No. 1, §23. Membership: M1'. ErnestWilliam Pearson Chinnery (Australia), M1'. Lin Mousheng (China), and Mr. RobertEdmond Woodbridge (Costa Rica). Officers: Chairman, Mr. Henri Laurentie(France). Reports, to fourth session of the Council: on Ruanda-Urundi, documentsT/217, and Cor1'.1 (French only), Cor1'.2 (French only), Adcl.l, Add.L'Corr.I(French only); on Tanganyika, documents 1'/218, Cord (English only), and Add.I.Meelillg records: For itinerary of the mission from 15 July to 29 September 1948, seercports: annex II in document T/217, and annex 4 in documents T/2i8, and Corr.1(English only).

----tst Afnia if!~he COuncil!p:Bclgiull\~ RYckmam:ry 43), w~

Council, 4

-lip Councue EconOmi;eting ofthe'resentativ~

During iuMission 10

le Council.he Counc~~ Mi&Sionbd>t beiocJudoJ

cords [TPV),

INTRODUCTION: THIRD SESSION §12

LIST: EXPLANATION

CHECK. LIST

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Explanation

. ENTRY NUMBER (first column). Documents will be referred to by entry numbersIn the index to this check list. Entry numbers do not appear on the documents andshould not be used in citations.

LANGUAGE OF ISSUE (second column). The language editions in which adocument is issued are indicated as English· (E), French (F), Spanish (S), Russian(R), Chinese (C), or bilingual English-French (E&F) texts. Entries in italics indi-cate printed language texts.

DOCUMENT SYMBOL AND SHORT TITLE (third column). The officialdocument symbol number is in BOLDFACE. This number should be used in citingdocuments. In the case of publications without document symbol numbers, titlesshould be cited together with the session number, issue number, supplement number,and volume number, whichever is included in the entry. Title entries have beenstandardized and shortened or expanded in order to clarify the meaning of thetitles and the authorship of the documents, so the entries do not always conformliterally to the actual documentary titles. Titles in italics indicate printed texts.Collation shows the pagination of the English or bilingual English-French text only.The date appearing on each document below the document symbol number isusually the date of registration of the documentary text with the Bureau of Docu-ments for duplication and translation, and should be the same in all language texts.Thc date of registration closes each entry. (The date of publication of printed texts,usually appearing on the back covers, is not included in the entries). Corrigenda andaddenda are usual1y grouped with the parent document in the same entry. Corrigendaare corrections of errors in the texts, titles, dates of classifications of documents,emendations of translations, and additions of omitted text. Addenda include supple-mentary material, such as annexes, appendices, tables, charts, diagrams and addi-tional communications, clauses and paragraphs. Revisions are texts revised throughformal amendment, or new editions prepared by the submitting Delegation or bythe Secretariat. This check list indicates cases in which only parts of documents arepublishcd in revised form.

REPUBLICATION NOTES indicate republication of whole documents in otherdocuments or in the Official Records except that in the case of resolutions only theirrepublication in collected sets is indicated, and in the case of draft resolutions noattempt is made to note inclusion of the texts in verbatim records of meetings.

RESTRICTED DOCUMENTS, indicated by the black dot (e) before the docu-ment number are documents whose circulation is limited primarily to members ofthe issuing body and the related section of the Secretariat.

REFERENCES TO INTRODUCTION. The relevant sections (§§) of theIntroduction which describe tile appointment, membership, officers, reports and therecords of meetings of Committees and Sub-Committees of the Council are indicatedin footnotes to the documents series.

THIRD SESSION: PLENARY DOCUMENTS ENTRillS la.S

Third Session: Lake Success, N. Y., 16 June to 5 August 1948.

EntryNo.

Languag»of[SSII' Document Symbol and Short Till,

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E

l b E F

2 E R

E

3 FF

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E&F

General Series

T/138/Add.1. Continuation of the examination of theReport on the Trust Territory of New Guinea ('1'/59}.1Submitted by Representative of Australia. 43p. 6July 48.

T/138/Add.1/Corr.1. Corrigendum to English text. l p,14 July 48.

T/168. Communication dated 22 Apr 48 to Secretary.General. Comment on the Provisional questionnaire('1'/44).3 From UNESCO. Transmitted by Secretary.General. 3p. 5 May 48.

T/169. Provisional agenda for the 3rd session, with an-nexed list of petitions received. 3p. 11 May 48.

Republished in T.C.D.R., 3rd session, p.I.

T/169/Rev.1. Corrected French text. 2p. 11 May 48.Republished in T.C.D.R., 3rd session, p.I,

T/169/Rev.2. Agenda. Adopted 16 June 48 by theCouncil. 4p. 16 June 48.

Republished in T.C.D.R., 3rcl session, p.xiii.

5 E F T/170. Letter dated 11 May 48 to Secretary-General,communicating Report on the administration ofTanganyika for 1947. From Government of theUnited Kingdom. Transmitted by Secretary-General.2p. 14 May 48.

E F T/170/Corr.1. Corrigendum to text. l p. 14 July 48.British Government document transmitted in limited numbers (not

distributed by the United Nations):E Repor: by H ..~l. Gooemmmt in tl" United Kingdom oJ Great Britain and

Northern Ireland to the Trusteeship Council DJ tlu United Nations on thr ad-ministration of Tanganyika for th» year 7947. London, H'M, Stationer}'Office, 1948. 295 p. 3 map'. (Colonial No. 220).

E F T/170/Add.I. Letter dated 20 May 48 to Secretary-General, communicating copies of an educationalfacilities map and a native population map. FromRepresentative of the United Kingdom. Transmittedby Secretary-General. 2p. 25 May 48.

The maps are included in the Report for 1947.

3 See Check List, Part 4 No. 1, entry 46.

, See CI"ek List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 131.

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Enfryj{o,

Languageof Issue

E F

E

E F

E

Document Symboland Short Titl.

General Series

T/170/Add.2. Letter dated 26 May 48 to Secretary-General, communicating copies of Ordinances enactedin the Territory during the year 1947. From ChiefSecretary to the Government of the Trust Territory ofTanganyika. Transmitted by Secretary-General. 2p.1 June 48.

British Government document transmitted in limited numbers (notdistributed by the United Nations):

Ordinances enacted during theyear 1947, with an appmdix cOlltaining proc-lamations,rules regulations, orders, and notices. Dar es Salaam, GovernmentPrinter, 1948. x, 265p.

T/170/Add.3. Letter dated 3 June 48 to Secretary-General, communicating copies of a Supplement toReport. From Chief Secretary of the Government ofthe Trust Territory of Tanganyika. Transmitted bySecretary-General. 2p. 17 June 48.

British Government document distributed in limited numbers (notdistributed by the United Nations).

Suppfemmt to Report . . • all tlu administration of Tanganyika for tlu year1947. Supplemeritary statistical information. Appendix VI (Trade). Dar esSalaam, Government Printer, 1948. 13 p. Tables.

6 E F

7 E F

8 E F

9} E F

T/171. Letter dated 4 May 48 to Secretary-General,accompanying Report on Ruanda-Urundi for 1945and 1946. From Government of Belgium. Trans-mitted by Secretary-General. 2p. 17 May 48.

Belgian Government document transmitted in limited numbers (notdistributed by the United Nations):Rapport soumis par le Gouvcrnemwt beige a f Assembll G'n'erole des NationsUnies ausujet de Fadministration bclge du Ruanda-Urundi: pendant fannee 1947.Bruxelles, Etablissements generaux d'imprimerie, 1948. 382p.

T/172. Letter dated 12 May 48 to Secretary-General,containing the comments on Provisional questionnaire(T/44).3 From IMF. Transmitted by Secretary-General. 2p. 20 May 48.

T/173. Consideration of relations with Security Council.Memorandum by Secretariat. 2p. 28 May 48.

Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREp·ARATION)

T/174. Appointment of a Cttee to join representatives ofthe Economic and Social Council in any future negotia-tions with inter-governmental organizations to bebrought into relationship with the United Nations.Memorandum by Secretariat. Ip. 28 May 48.

Republished in 'Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREP-ARATION)

I See Cluck List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 46.

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Entry LanguagtNo. ofISSlIl Docum..t Symbol and Shor! Title

F

13 E F

10 E F

E FE FE FE FE FE FE F

11 E F

12 E F

14 E F

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General Series

T/175. Reply to the Trusteeship Council questionnaire onthe Report to the United Nations on the administrationof South West Africa for the year 1946. Submitted byGovernment of the Union of South Africa. Trans-mitted by Secretary-General. viii, 230p. 3 June 48.

Republished in Stlppl,m..' to T.e.D.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

T/176. Classification and summary of petitions. Memo-randum by Secretariat. 6p. 14 June' 48.

T/177. Comments on the Provisional questionnaire(T/44),3 made by the various Commissions of theEconomic and Social Council. Prepared by Secre-tariat. 3p. 11 June 48.

T/178. Observations on the Petition dated 28 Nov 47 fromSt. Joan's Social and Political Alliance (T/PET.4/2).sSubmitted by Government of the United Kingdom.Transmitted by Secretary-General. 6p. 11 June 48.

T/178/Corr.1. Corrigendum to French text. 1p. 16June 48.

Republished in Stlppl,m,nl to T.e.D.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

T/179. Document of the 2nd session of the Council. SeeCheck List, Part 4: No. I, entry 242.

T/180. Summary of a petition dated 12 Dec 47 to Secre-tary-General, requesting the unification of the Camer-oons under British administration and the Cameroonsunder French administration. From Alan H. Tatel-baum, Mattapan, Mass., U.S.A. Transmitted bySecretary-General. l p. 14 June 48.

T/181. List of communications received by Secretary-General. 4p. 14 June 48.

T/181/Add.1. Additionallist. 1p. 18 June 48.T/181/Add.2. Additional list. l p. 2 July 48.T/181/Add.3. Additionallist. l p. 7 July 48.T/181/AddA. Additionallist. I p. 12July 48.T/181/Add.5. Additional list. l p, 13 July 48.T/181/Add.6. Additionallist. l p, 20 July 48.T/181/Add.7. Additional list. l p, 2 Aug 48.

Republished in Stlppl,m..t to T.e.D.H., 3rd session. (IN PREPA.RATION)

, See Chtck List, Part 4: No, 1, entry 46.s See Chtcl, List, Part 4: No, 1, entry 417.

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16 E F

General Series

T /182. Observations on the Petitions from the BakweriLand Cttee dated 24 Aug 46 and 17 Nov 47, concern-ing the Cameroons under British administration(T/PET.4/3).o Submitted by Government of theUnited Kingdom. Transmitted by Secretary-General.9p. 15 June 48.

Republished in Supplemenl to T.C.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

17 E F

E&F

T /183. Memorandum on the examination of annual re-ports. Prepared by Secretariat. lp. 14 June 48.

T/183/Corr.1. Corrigendum to text. lp. 16 June 48.

18 E F T/184. Letter dated 27 May 47 to Secretary-General,transmitting comments on the revision of the Provi-sional questionnaire (T/44).3 From IBRD. 5p. 16June 48.

E

E F

E F

E F

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T/185. Letter dated 18 June 47 to Secretary-General,communicating Report on the Cameroons for 1947.From Delegation of the United Kingdom. Trans-mitted by Secretary-General. lp. 18 June 48.

British Government document transmitted in limited numbers (notdistributed by the United Nations):

Report by His Majesty's Gouemment in the United Kingdom oj Great Britainand Northern Ireland to tlu Trusteeship Council of tlu United Nations on 1!Ieadministration of the Cameroons under United Kingdom Trusteeship [or t!leyear 1947. London. H.M. Stationery Office, 1948. 213p. 2 maps.(Colonial No. 221.)

T/185/Add.1. Letter dated 5 June 48 to Assistant Secre-tary-General, communicating copies of ordinances, for1947 with list of ordinances. From Chief Secretary toGovernment of Nigeria. Transmitted by Secretary-General. 3p. 21 June 48.

T/185/Add.2. Letter dated 10 July 48 to AssistantSecretary-General, communicating copies of additionalordinances. From Chief Secretary to Government ofNigeria. Transmitted by Secretary-General. 2p. 2Aug 48.

Nigeria Government document transmitted in limited numbers (notdistributed by the U nited Nations):

Ordinanas, Regulations, Native aUlhon'ty legislation and attachments in con-nection wilh the T rust Territory of tiu Cameroons under British Administration

[or 1!Ieyear 19-17. Lagos, 1948. Nos.1-31.

• Sec Check List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 46.

• Sce entry 180.

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11 See entry 146.10 See Chrc]: List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 414.

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E F

20 T/186. Letter dated 21 June 48 to Secretary-General,communicating Report on Togoland for 1947. FromDelegation of the United Kingdom. Transmitted bySecretary-General. 2p. 21 June 48.

T/186/Add.1. Communication dated 29 J uly 48 toSecretary-General, sending copies of additional docu,ments in connection with the Report. Transmitted bySecretary-General. 1p. 4 Aug 48.

British Government doeuments transmitted in limited numbers (nOtdistributed by the United Nations):• Reporl by his Jlfajesly's Gouernment ill lIlt United Killgdom o] Great Britainand Northern Ireland to Ihe Trusteeship Council qf Ihe United Nations 011 lit,administration of Togoland under United Kingdom Trusteeshi]: for 11"year 1947.London. H.M. Stationery Office, 1948. iv, 148p.

GoldCoastGazette, Estraordinary, 1947. No. 1-101. Accra, Govern.ment Printing Department, 1948. 2v.

---, Supp/emmls. 1947. 2v.Gold Coasl Estimates. April, 1947 - March 1948. Aeera, Government

Printing Office, 1948. 148p.Report 011 the fmances and accounts of the Gold Coast for 1946-47. Accra,

Government Printing Department, 1947, 63p.Progress reports for theperiod elided 31s1 Deeember, 1947 011 the draft len:)',a,

plan of deoelopment and toelfare, Accra, Government Printing Depart.ment, 1948. 14p.

T/186/Add.2. Communication dated 26 Jan 49 toSecretary-General, regarding amendments and correc-tions to the Report on Togoland for 1947. FromAlternate Representative of the United Kingdom.4p. 27 J an 49.

T/187. Observations on the Petition from Mr. PaulWamba Kudililwa dated 12 Jan 48 (T/PET.2/43).7Submitted by Government of the United Kingdom.Transmitted by Secretary-General. 12p. 22 June 48.

Republished in SI/pplernelll to T.C.O.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA.RATION)

T/18S. Draft resolutions on certain petitions presented tothe Council (T/PET.4/2,5 T/PET.2/43 and / Add.1,7T/PET.2/44,s T/PET.2/46 to 48,0 T/PETA/3 and/ Add.I - 2).0 Proposed by Drafting Cttee on Petitions.Sp, 1 July 48.

Republished in Supp/emwl to T.C.O.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA.RATION)

T/183/Add.1. Additional draft resolutions. (T/PET.2/40and /Add.1,l0 T/PET.2/42).1l 2p. 30 July 48.

• See Ch"" List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 417.• See entry 180.7 See entry 147.• See entry 148."See entries 150, 151, 152.

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General Series

T/189. Resolution 38(IIl). Petition from St. Joan'sSocial and Political Alliance concerning the TrustTerritory of the Cameroons under British administra-tion (T/PET.4/2).5 Adopted 7 July 48. lp. 15July 48.

Republished in document T/215, p.3.

T /190. Resolution 41(III). Petition from Paul WambaKudililwa concerning the Trust Territory of Tangan-yika (T/PET.2/43 and /Add.l).7 Adopted 7 July 48.lp. 15 July 48.


T/191. Resolution 39(IIl). Petition from Mrs. ElseAugustides concerning the Trust Territory of Tan-ganyika (T/PET.2/44).s Adopted 7 July 48. l p.15 July 48.

Republished in document T/215, pA.

T/192. Resolution 43(IlI). Petitions from Mrs. Mar-garete Trappe and Rolf Trappe concerning the TrustTerritory of Tanganyika (T/PET/46 to 48)9. Adopted7 July 48. l p, 15 July 48.


T/193. Resolution 35(III). Social problems in under-developed areas. Adopted 8July 48. 1p. 13July 48.

Republished in document T/215, p.I.

T/194. Resolution 36(III). Provision of information tothe peoples of Trust Territories. Adopted 8 July 48.2p. 13 July 48. .

Republishedin_documentT/215, p.I,

T/195. Resolution 37(III). Terms of reference for theVisiting Mission to Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika.Adopted 13 July 48. 1p. 13 July 48.

Republished in document T /215, p.2.

T/196. Question of verbatim records for the Council.Estimate in accordance with Rule 65 of Rules of pro-cedure of the Council and regulation 38 of the Pro-visional financial regulations of General Assembly.Presented by Secretary-General. 2p. 14 July 48.

Republished in Suppltm'nt to T.C.O.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATiON)

• See Chec): List, Part 4: No. 1, entry 417., Sec entry 147.6 Sec entry 148.• Sec entries 150,151,152.

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General Series

T/197. Report. Submitted by Drafting Cttee on theReport on the administration of Ruanda-Uru ndi for1947. 12p. 20 July 48.

Republished in Supplemml to T.e.a.R., 3"d session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

T/198. World Health Organization resolution concerningTrusteeship Council. Transmitted by Secretary-General. 2p. 21 July 48.

T/199. Report on credentials. Submitted by Secretary-General. 2p. 22 July 48.

T/199/Add.1. Addendum to text. 2p. 4 Aug 48.

T/200. Amendments and additions to the Report of Draft-ing Cttee on the Report on the administration ofRuanda-Urundi for 1947 (T/197). Proposed by Dele-gation of the U.S.S.R. 9p. 26 July 48.

T/200/Corr.1. Corrigendum to text. Ip. 3 Aug 48.Republished in Supplemenl to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA.

RATION)

T/201. Amendments to part I of the Report of DraftingCttee on the Report on the administration of Ruanda-Urundi for 1947 (T/197). Proposed by Delegation ofMexico. Sp. 26 July 48.

Republished in Supplemenl to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

T/202. Report. Submitted by Drafting Cttee on theReport on the Administration of New Guinea for theyear 1 July 1946 to 30 June 1947 (T/197). 19p.29 July 48.

Republished in Supplrmtnl to T.e.a.R. 3rd session. (IN PREPA.RATION) •

T/20.3. Draft report to General Assembly covering' its 2ndand 3rd session (29 April 1947 to 15 Aug 1948); withnote by Secretary-General. 33p. 29 July 48.

T/20.3/Add.1. Addendum to text. l p. 30 July 48."Annex" attached. I p,

T/204. Report. Submitted by Drafting Cttee on Reporton the Administration of Tanganyika for 1947. 42p.30 July 48.

Republished in Supplemrnl to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

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11 See entry 146.


Document ~mbol and ShOTt Title

General Series

T /205. Resolution 40(III). Petition from MariusFortie concerning the Trust Territory of Tanganyika(T/PET.2/42).1l Adopted 30July 48. lp. 30 July 48.

Republished in document T/215, pA.

T/206. Resolution 42(III). Petition from SernakulaMulumba concerning the Trust Territory of Tangan-yika (T/PET.2/42).ll Adopted 30 July 48. lp.30 July 48.


T/207. Amendments to the Report of the Drafting Ctteeon the Annual report on the Administration of NewGuinea for the year 1July 1946 to 30June 1947 (T/202).Proposed by Delegation of Australia. 4p. 31 July 48.

T/207/Corr.1. Corrigendum to text. lp. 10 Aug 48.Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-

RATION)

T/208. Resolution 44(III). Records of the Council.Adopted 28 July 48. Ip. 2 Aug 48.

Republished in document T/215, p.?

T/209. Report. Submitted by Drafting Cttee on theReport on the Administration of South West Africa for1946. lOp. 2 Aug 48.

Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

T /210. Letter dated 27 July 48 to Secretary-General,communicating Report on Ruanda-Urundi for 1945and 1946. From the Permanent Representative ofBelgium. Transmitted by Secretary-General. l p.31 July 48.

Belgian Government document transmitted in limited numbers (notdistributed by the United Nations);

RapPoT/ sur I' administration be/ge du Ruanda-Urundi pendant les annies1945 et 1946. Bruxelles, Etablissements generaux d'imprimerie, 1947.8Sp.

T/211. Conclusions and proposals on the Council's Reportto General Assembly on the Trust Territory of NewGuinea. Submitted by Delegation of the U.S.S.R.3p. 5 Aug 48.

T/212. Conclusions and proposals on the Council's Reportto General Assembly on the Trust Territory of Tangan-yika. Submitted by Delegation of the U.S.S.R. 3p.5 Aug 48.

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THffiD SESSION: PLENARY DOCUMENTS ENTRIES 47-55

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Langl/ageofIssue Document .symbol and SlIo,1 Title

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]2 Manuscript table prepared by the Secretariat and distributed in limited numbers. The languageof the footnote On distribution is misleadiog.

• Restricted distribution,

47 E F

48 E F

49 E&F

50 E F

E F51 E F

52 E F

53 E F

54 E F

55 E F

E F

R

General Series

T /213. Conclusion and proposal on the Statute of the Cityof Jerusalem. Submitted by Delegation of the U.S.S.R.2p. 5 Aug 48.

T/214. Conclusions and proposals on the Council's Reportto General Assembly on the Trust Territory of Ruanda-Urundi, Submitted by Delegation of the U.S.S.R.5p. 5 Aug 48.

T/215. Resolutions adopted by tire Trusteeship Council during itsthird session [rom 16 JUlle to 5 August 19d8. Sales No.1948.VI.A.1. Lake Success, N. Y., 1948. 7p.

Working Papers

eT/W.1. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics- s relating to education.Prepared by Secretariat. 1p. 25 June 48.

eT/W.1/Corr.l. Corrigendum to text. Ip. 29 June 48.

aT/W.2. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics-P relating to agriculture.Prepared by Secretariat. 1p. 25 June 48.

eT/W.3. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics-s relating to public finance.Prepared by Secretariat. 1p. 25 June 48.

aT/W.4:. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics- t relating to foreign trade.Prepared by Secretariat. 1p. 25 June 48.

aT/W.5. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics! 2 relating to labour. Preparedby Secretariat. 1p. 25 June 48.

aT/W.G. Annual report on the administration of Tangan-yika for the year 1947. Working paper with accom-panying table of statistics l 2 relating to medical andhealth services. Prepared by Secretariat. 1p. 25June 48.

eT/W.G/Corr.l. Corrigendum to text. lp. 29 June 48.

56-68 ENTRillS 4: TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL

Entry Languag,No. of Issue Document Symbol andShort Title

Agenda Series

Beginning with the 75th meeting, 16 June 1948, the dailyagendas are published in a separate series (T/Agenda/ ).Daily agendas of the 1st to the 74th meetings appeared inthe General Series of the Council, see Check List, Part 4:No, 1, entries 14-16, 18-22, 24, 27-34, 36-37, 40, 43-44,138, 141, 145, 147-148, 152, 154-160, 164-165, 167, 198-199, 201-202, 204, 206, 208-210,212-213,216,220,222,230, 232-240.

56 E&F T/Agenda/75. 2nd [75th] meeting, 16 June 48, lp,16 June 48.

57 E F T/ Agenda/76. 3rd [76th] meeting, 17 June 48. Ip.16 June 48.

58 E F T/Agenda/77. 4th [77th] meeting, 18 June 48. Ip.17 June 48.

59 E F T/ Agenda/78. 5th [78th] meeting, 21 June 48. Ip.18June 4B.

60 E F T/Agenda/79. 6th [79th] meeting, 22 Junc 48. lp.21 June 48.

61 E F T / Agcnda/BO. 7th [BOth] meeting, 23 June 48. lp.22 June 48.

62 E&F T/Agenda/81. 8th [Blst] meeting, 24 June 48. Ip.23 June 48.

63 E&F T/Agenda/82. 9th [82nd] meeting, 25 June 48. 'lp.24 June 48.

64 E&F T/Agenda/B3. 10th [83rd] meeting, 28 June 48, lp.25 June 48.

65 E&F T/Agenda/84. 11th [84th] meeting, 29 June 48. lp.28 June 48.

66 E&F T/ Agenda/SS. 12th [85th] meeting, 30 June 48.Ip.

29 June 48.

67 E&F T/Agenda/86. 13th [86th] meeting, 30 June 48.l p,

29 June 48.

68 E&F T/ Agenda/87. 14th [87th] meeting,1 July 48. Lp,

30 June 48.

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Entry Language Document Symbol ami Short Titl«No. of Isssu

Agenda Series

69 E&F T/ Agenda/8B. 15th [8Bth] meeting, 2 July48. lp.

1 July 48.

70 E&F T/ Agenda/B9. 16th [89th] meeting, 2 July 48.Ip,

1July 48.

71 E&F T/Agenda/90. 17th [90th] meeting, 6 July 48.Ip,

2July 4B.

72 E&F T/Agenda/91. 18th [91st] meeting, 7 July 48. 1p.6July 48.

73 E&F T/ Agenda/9 2. 19th [92nd] meeting, 8 July 48. l p,7 July 48.

74 E&F T/Agenda/93. 20th [93rd] meeting, 9 July 48. Ip.8 July 48.

75 E&F T/Agenda/94. 21st [94th] meeting, 12 July 48. Ip,9 July 48.

76 E&F T/Agenda/95. 22nd [95th] meeting, 12 July 48. l p,12 July 48.

77 E&F T/ Agenda/96. 23rd [96th] meeting, 13 July 48. Ip.12July 48.

78 E&F T/Agenda/97. 24th [97th] meeting, 14 July 48. I p.13 July 48.

79 E&F T/ Agenda/9B. 25th [98th] meeting, 15 July 48. t p,14 July 48.

80 E&F T/Agenda/99. 26th [99th] meeting, 16 July 48. Ip.15 July 48.

81 E&F T/ Agenda/iOO. 27th [100th] meeting, 19 July 48. Ip.16 July 48.

82 E&F T/ Agenda/l01. 28th [lOlst] meeting, 20 July 48. Ip.19 July 48.

83 E&F T/ Agenda/l02. 29th [102nd] meeting, 21 July 48. l p.20 July 48.

84 E&F T/Agenda/l03. 30th [103rd] meeting, 22 July 48. Ip.21 July 48.

85-99 ENTRIES

Entry LanguagrNa. of Issue

85 E&F

86 E F

87 E F

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89 E F

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92 E&F

93 E&F

94 E&F

95 E&F

96 E&F

97 E&F

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E&F

99 E F

E&F


Document Symboland Shor; Title

Agenda Series

T/Agenda/l04. 31st [104th] meeting, 23 July 48. l p,21 July 48.

T/Agenda/105. 32nd [10Sth] meeting, 26 July 48. lp.22 July 48.

T/Agenda/l06. 33rd [106th] meeting, 27 July 48. l p.26 July 48.

T/Agenda/l07. 34th [107th] meeting, 28 July 48. lp.27 July 48.

T/Agenda/lOB. 35th [108th] meeting, 29 July 48. 1p.28 July 48.

T/Agenda/l09. 36th [109th] meeting, 30 July 48. lp.29 July 48.

T / Agenda/UO. 37th (11 Oth] meeting, 2 Aug 48. 1p.30 July 48.

T/Agenda/1U. 38th [l11th] meeting, 2 Aug 48. l p,29 July 48.

T / Agenda/H2. 39th [112th] meeting, 3 Aug 48. 1p.30 July 48.

T/Agenda/113. 40th [113th] meeting, 3 Aug 48. lp.2 Aug 48.

T/Agenda/114. 41st [114th] meeting, 4 Aug 48. lp.3 Aug 48.

T / Agenda/U5. 42nd [115th] meeting, 4 Aug 48. 1p.3 Aug 48.

T/Agenda/116. 43rd [116th] meeting, 5 Aug 48. lp.7 Aug 48.

Meeting Records

T/SR.74. Summary record 1st [74th] meeting, 16June 48.Bp.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p.tr

T/SR.75. Summary record, 2nd [75th] meeting, 16June 48. Bp.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p.IO.

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E&F

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E&F

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Meeting Records

T/SR.76. Summary record, 3rd [76th] meeting, 17June 48. 19p.

Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, p.1S.

T/PV.77. Verbatim record, 4th [77th] meeting, 18June 48.

T/SR.77. Summary record, 4th [77th] meeting, 18June 48. 16p.

Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, p.3l.


T/PV.78/Corr.1. Corrigendum to English text. lp.23 June 48.

T/SR.78. 'Summary record, 5th [78th] meeting, 21June 48. 32p.

Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, pAl.


Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, p.61.



T/SR.80/Corr.1. Corrigendurn to text. 1p. 21 July 48.Republished in T.C.a.R., 3rd session, p.7S.

T/PV.81. Verbatim record, 8th [Btst] meeting, 24June 48.

T/SR.81. Summary record, 8th [81st] meeting, 24June48.24p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p.92.

T/PV.82. Verbatim record, 9th [82nd] meeting, 25June 48.

T/SR.82. Summary record, 9th [82nd] meeting, 25June 48. 15p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.tOS.

T/PV.83. Verbatim record, 10th [83rd] meeting, 28June 48.

T/SR.83. Summary record, 10th [83rd] meeting, 28June 48. 19p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p.llS.

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[85thJ meeting, 30

[86thJ meeting, 30

[86thJ meeting, 30

T/PV.B6. Verbatim record, 13thJune 4B.

T/SR.B6. Summary record, 13thJune 48. 22p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.163.

T/PV.87. Verbatim record, 14th [87thJ meeting,July 48.

T/SR.87. Summary record, 14th [87thJ meeting,July 48. 25p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.t7S.

T/PV.88. Verbatim record, 15th [88dlJ meeting, 2July 48.

T/SR.88. Summary record, 15th [88thJ meeting, 2July 48. 15p.


T/PV.89. Verbatim record, 16th [89thJ meeting, 2July 48.

T /SR.89. Summary record, 16dl. [89thJ meeting, 2July 48. 15p.


T/SR.90. Summary record, 17th [90thJ meeting, 6July 48. 9p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.214. .T/SR.90/Add.L Summary record of .pnvate part of the

90th meeting, 6 July 48. 9p. 8 July 48.T/SR.90/Add.l/Corr.l. Corrigendum to English text.

1p. 15 July 48.T/SR.9l. Summary record, LSth [91stJ meeting, 7July 48.

21p. .Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.22!.

T/PV.85. Verbatim record, 12thJune 48.

T/SR.B5. Summary record, 12thJune 48. 19p.


Meeting Records

T/PV.84. Verbatim record, 11th [84thJ meeting, 29June 48.

T/PV.84/Corr.1. Corrigendum to English meeting num-ber. l p, 30 June 48.

T /SR.84. Summary record, 11th f84thJ meeting, 29June 48. 30p.


E F

E&F

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E&FE F

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E&F

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111

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Meeting Records

116 E F T/SR.92. Summary record, 19th [92nd] meeting, 8July 48. 18p.

E&F Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.234.

117 E T/PV.93. Verbatim record, 20th [93rd] meeting, 9July 48.

[93rd] meeting, 9E F T/SR.93. Summary record, 20thJuly 48. 22p.

E&F Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.245.

118 E T/PV.91. Verbatim record, 21st [94th] meeting, 12July 48.

[94th] 12E F T/SR.91. Summary record, 21st meeting,

E&FJuly 48. 14p.


119 E T!PV.95. Verbatim record, 22nd [95th] meeting, 12July 48.

E F T!SR,95. Summary record, 22nd [95th] meeting, 12

E&FJuly 48. 16p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.26B.

120 E F T/SR.96. Summary record, 23rd [96th] meeting, 13July 48. 13p.

E&FEnglish text bears incomplete meeting date.Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p.2BO.

121 E T!PV.97. Verbatim record, 24th [97th] meeting, 14July 48.

E F T/SR.97. Summary record, 24th [97th] meeting, 14

E&FJuly 48. 17p.


122 E T!PV.98. Verbatim record, 25th [98th] meeting, 15July 48.

E F T/SR,98. Summary record, 25th [98th] meeting, 15

E&FJuly 48. 17p.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3"d session, ~.301.

123 E T/PV.99. Verbatim record, 26th. [99th] meeting, 16July 48.

E F T!SR.99. Summary record, 26th [99th] meeting, 16

E&FJuly 48. 23p.


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Entry Languag«No. oJIssue

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125 E F

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128 E F

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129 E F

E&F

130 E F

E&F

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E&F

133 E F

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Document Symbol and Short Title

Meeting Records

T /PV.100. Verbatim record, 27th [100th] meeting, 19July 48.

T/SR.100. Summary record, 27th [100th] meeting, 19July 48. 29p.


T /PV.101. Verbatim record, 28th [101st] meeting, 20July 48.

T /SR.101. Summary record, 28th [101st] meeting, 20July 48. 25p.


T/PV.102. Verbatim record, 29th [102nd] meeting, 21July 48.

T/SR.102. Summary record, 29th [102nd] meeting, 21July 48. 33p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p.36S.

T/PV.103. Verbatim record, 30th [103rd] meeting, 22July 48.

T/SR.103. Summary record, 30th [103rd] meeting, 22July 48. 26p.


T /SR.104. Summary record, 31st [104th] meeting, 23July 48. 20p.

Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, p,4DS.

T /SR.105. Summary record, 32nd [105th] meeting, 26July 48. 14p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 3rd session, p,422.

T/SR.106. Summary record, 33rd [106th] meeting, 27July 48. 24p.


T /SR.107. Summary record, 34th [107th] meeting, 28July 48. 21p.

Republished in T.e.O.R., 3rd session, p,4S3.

T /SR.108. Summary record, 35th [108th] meeting. 29July 48. 16p.


T/SR.109. Summary record, 36th [109th] meeting, 30July 48. 12p.

T/SR.109/Corr.1. Corrigendum to English text. Ip.16 Aug 48.

Republished in T.C.O.R., 3rd session, p,480.

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INFORMATION SERms ENTRms 134-1H

EntryNo.

Languageof Issue Document .!fymbol and SIJOr! Title

134 E F

E&F

135 E F

E&F

136 E F

E&F

137 E F

E&F

138 E F

E&F

139 E F

E&F

140 E F

E&F

141 E&F

142

143 E F

144 E

Meeting Records

T/SR.110. Summary record, 37th [110th] meeting, 2Aug. 48. 14p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 31'dsession, pA8S.

T/SR.l11. Summary record, 38th [111th] meeting, 2Aug. 48. 18p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 31'dsession, pA9S.

T/SR.112. Summary record, 39th [112th] meeting, 2Aug 48. IIp.

Meeting misdated in English text.Republished in T.e.a.R., 31'dsession, p.511.

T/SR.l1.'3. Summary record, 40th [113th] meeting, 3Aug 48. 15p.


T/SR.114. Summary record, 41st [114th] meeting, 4Aug 48. 15p.


T /SR.115. Summary record, 42nd [115th] meeting, 4Aug 48. 31p.

Republished in T.e.a.R., 31'dsession, p.539.

T/SR.116. Summary record, 43rd [116th] meeting,S Aug48. 17p.


Official Records

Note: The printed volume of resolutions, document T /215(entry 49) should be considered as part of the OfficialRecords of this session although not so marked.

Trusteeship Council Official Records. 3rd session. Lake Suc-cess, N. Y., 1948. xv, 569p.

Contents: Meeting records 1 to 43, 16 June to 5 Aug 48.

Trusteeship Council Official Records. 3rd session. Supplemellt.Lake Success, N. Y. (IN PREPARATION.)

Information Series

T/INF/7. List of Resolutions adopted during its 3rdsession. 1p. 3 Scp 48.

T/INF/8. Disposition of agenda items, 3rd session, 16June to 5 Aug 48. Prepared by Documents IndexUnit. 27p. 18 Nov 48.

18

Entry LanguageNo. of Issue

145 E&F


Document Symbol andShort Title

Report to General Assembly

A/603. Report oj the Trusteeship Council covering its secondand third sessions 29 April 1947 - 5 August 1948. LakeSuccess, N. Y. 1948. iv,49p. Aug 48. (SupplementNo. 4 to G.A.O.R., 3rd session).

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of Western Samoa under New Zealand Administration

T/PET.1. No petitions received in 1948.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning theTrust Territory of Tanganyika under British Administration

146 E F T/PET.2/42. Petition dated 18 Nov 47, concerningUganda and Kenya, also. From Mr. S. SemakulaMulumba, London. Sp. 20 Jan 48.

Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA·RATION)

147 E F T/PET.2/43. Petition dated 12 Jan 48. From Mr. PaulWamba Kudiliwa, Tanganyika Territory. 6p. 20Feb 48.

Da te of pet; tion erroneously given as 12 Jan)7.EFT/PET.2/43/Add.1. Addendum to text. 11p. 7 June

48.Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-

RATION)

148 E F T/PET.2/41. Petition dated 15 Feb 48. From Mrs. ElseAugoustides, Mbngwe, Tanganyika Territory. 3p.4 Mar 48.


149 E F T/PET.2/45. Petition dated 3 Mar 48. From Batakaand people, Kampala, Uganda (T/PET.2/42). 2p.9 Mar 48.


150 E F T/PET.2/46. Petition dated 25 Feb 48. From Mrs. M.Trappc, Usa River, Tanganyika Territory. 3p. 10Mar 48.


151 E F T/PET.2/47. Petition dated 17 Mar 48. From Mr. RoIfTrappe, Usa River, Tanganyika Territory. 4p. 26Mar 48.

Republished in Supplenun: to T.e.a.R., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

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PETITIONS ENTRIES 152-163

EntryNo.

Languageof Issue DOC/IIlUllt Symboland Short Title

153 E F

156 E F

155 E F

154 E F


E F T/PET.2/48. Petition dated 26 Apr 48. From Mr. RolfTrappe, Usa River, Tanganyika Territory. 3p. 10May 48.


T/PET.2/49. Petition dated 25 July 48. From Mwam-butsa, the Mwami of Urundi, 9p. 20 Aug 48.

Joint symbol T/PET.3/S.

T/PET.2/50. Petition dated 18 Aug 48. From Mr.Holmboe. 2p. 27 Aug 48.

T/PET.2/51. Petition dated 20 Aug 48. Memorandumsubmitted to Visiting Mission by twenty-two ShinyangaTownship Africans. Sp. 3 Sep 48.

T/PET.2/52. Petition dated 19 July 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Mr. A. Vadasz, 3p. 10Sep 48.

T/PET.2/53. Petition dated 6 Aug 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Tanganyika Bahaya Union,Nairobi, Kenya. 5p. 10 Sep 48.

Joint symbol T/PET.3/11.

T/PET.2/54. Petition dated 27 Aug 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Mr. D. M. Anjaria, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika Territory. 4p. 10 Sep 48.

T/PET.2/55. Petition undated. From Mr. A.]. Siggins.6p. 15 Sep 48.

T/PET.2/55/Add.1. Addendum dated 22 Nov 48. Bp.22 Dec 48.

T/PET.2/56. Petition dated 27 Aug 48. From Mrs.Halina Garas, Iringa, Tanganyika Territory. 2p.10 Sep 48.

T/PET.2/57. Petition dated 30 Aug 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Mr. D. M. Anjaria, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika Territory. Sp. 10 Sep 48.

T/PET.2/5B. Petition dated 7 Sep 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Shariff Is-Hac Community,Arusha, Tanganyika Territory. 4p. 28 Sep 48.

T/PE'!'..2(59. Petition dated 8 Sep 47, presented toVisiting Mission. From Chagga Council MoshiTanganyika. 24p. 30 Sep 48. "

152

157 E 1"

158 E F

159 E F

E F

160 E 1"

161 E'F

162 E 1"

163 E 1"


EntryNo.:

LanguageDJ Issue Document Symhol and Short Titl«


164 E F T/PET.2/60. Petition dated 16 Sep 48, presented toVisiting Mission. From Mr. B. O'Donovan, on be-half of Mrs. K. Maier, Dodorna, Tanganyika Territory.12p. 14 Oct 48.

165 E F T/PET.2/61. Petition dated 18 Sep 48. Memorandumsubmitted to Visiting Mission by Tanganyika AfricanAssociation, Dar-es-Salaam. 6p. 25 Oct 48.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of Ruanda-Urundi under Belgian Administration

166 E F T/PET.3/!. Note transmitting petition. By Secretary-General. 1p. 27 July 48.

Petition included in Add.1.

E F

E F

167 E F

168 E F

169 E F

170 E F

T/PET.3/1/Add.I, Petition dated 6 July 48. From NajiJamal Kalla, Usumbara, Ruanda-Urundi. Ip. 28July 48.

T/PET.3/1/Add.Z, Additional petition dated 21 July 48and record of oral presentation before Visiting Missionto Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika on 23 July 48.By Naji Jamal Kalla, Transmitted by Secretary-General. 11p. 6 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/2. Petition dated 21 July 48, to Visiting Missionto Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. From Mr. MullaAtta Muhammad, Usumbara, Ruanda-Urundi. 5p.6 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/3. Petition dated 22 July 48, to Visiting Mission. to Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. Record of oral

presentation of the petition made 23 July 48. Com-munication dated 24 July 48 containing additionalinformation. From Mr. Ahmed Ishak, Usurnbara,Ruanda-Urundi. I1p. 9 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/4. Petition dated 24 July 48, to Visiting Missionto Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. From Mr.Moladad Pirandita, Usurnbara, Ruanda-Urundi. 4p.10 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/5. Petition dated 25 July 48, to Visiting Missionto Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. From Mwam-butsa, the Mwami of Urundi. 9p. 20 Aug 48.

Joint symbol T!PET.2/49.

PETITIONS ENTRIES 171-179

EntryNo.


Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of Ruanda-Urundi under Belgian Administration

171 E F T/PET.3/6. Anonymous petition to Visiting Mission toRuanda-Uruncli and Tanganyika concerning primaryneeds of Urundi. 3p. 20 Aug 48.

172 E F

173 E F

174 E F

175 E F

176 E F

177 E F

E

178 E F

179 E F

T/PET.3/7. Anonymous petition elated 31 July 48, toVisiting Mission to Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika.7p. 20 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/8. Petition to Visiting Mission to Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. From Mr. GassamunyigaMatthieu, 6p. 20 Aug 48.

T/PET.3/9. Petition dated 3 Aug 48, to Visiting Missionto Ruanda-Urundi and Tanganyika. From Mr.Francis Rukeba, Cyalo Hill, Ruanda-Urundi. 6p.3 Sep 48.

T/PET.3/10. Petition dated 6 Aug 48, to Visiting Mission.From Mr. Mussa Kackcsset Bin Kalimba, Usumbara,Ruanda-Urundi. 5p. 3 Sep 48.

T/PET.3/11. Petition dated 6 Aug 48, to Visiting Mission.From Tanganyika Bahaya Union, Nairobi, Kenya.5p. 10 Sep 48.

Joint symbol T!PET.2!53.

T/PET.3/12. Petition dated 18 Aug 48, to VisitingMission. From Mr. G. Clement Ntilempaqa. 4p.10 Sep 48.

T/PET.3/12/Corr.1. Corrigendum to English text andtitle. 1p, 17 Sep 48.

T/PET.3/13. Petition dated 40 Aug 48, to VisitingMission. From Mr. Shariff Gulam Ali Shah. 2p.7 Oct 48.

T/PET.3/14. Petition dated 10 Sep 48, to Visiting Mis-sion, concerning state of education. From Dr. ReneVan Saceghem, Kiseny-Lae Kivu, Ruanda. 1,2p.25 Oct 48.

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EntryNo.

LanguageoJ Issue Document Symbol and Short Till.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of the Cameroons under British Administration

180 E F R T/PETA/3. Petitions dated 24 Aug 46 and 17 Nov 47.From Bakwery Land Cttee, Buea, Cameroons underBritish Mandate. 13p. 22 Mar 48.

E F T/PETA/3/Add.I. Request dated 9 Apr 48 for an oralpresentation. From Bakweri Land Cttee. Ip. 2June 48.

EFT/PETA/3/Add.2. Cable requesting deferring of hear-ing. l p. 17 June 48.

Republished in Supplement to T.e.a.n., 3rd session. (IN PREPA-RATION)

E T /PETA/3/Add.S. Additional communications dated1 Sep 48 and 31 Dec 48. 9p. 20 Jan 49.

T /PETA/4. Document issued erroneously under thissymbol.

Symbol corrected to T/PET.S/2 (entry 181b).E T/PETA/4/Corr.1. Corrigendum to symbol and to

title. 1p. 28 J an 49.Note that corrigendum should have been issued as T/PET.S/Z/Corr.1.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of the Cameroons under French Administration

181a E F T/PET.5/1. Petition dated 2 Sep 48. From Mr. J.Mouen, 2p. 28 Dec 48.

181 b E F T/PET.5/2. Petition dated 13 Sep 48. From Mr. ErnstC. F. Kohne, Hamburg-Bergedorf, Germany. 4p.18 Oct 48.

Erroneously issued as document T/PETA/4. Symbol and titlecorrected by T/PETA/4/Corc.1. Note that corrigcndum shouldhave been issued as T/PET.5/Z/Corr.1.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning theTrust Territory of Togoland under British Administration

182 E F R T /PET.6/10. Petition dated 29 Nov 47, concerning thepartition of Eweland. From Togoland ProgressiveParty, Lame, Togoland. 16p. 15 Jan 48.

Joint symbol T/PET.7/12.

183 E F T/PET.6/11. Petition dated 14 June 48, concerning thepartition of Eweland with Resolutions adopted by AllEwe Conference at 6th session, 17 May 4B, Agome-Kpalime, Togoland. From All Ewe Conference,Accra, Gold Coast. Bp. 23 June 48.

Jointsymbol T/PET.7/13.

23

PETITIONS ENTRIES 184a-187

Et/tryNo.


Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning theTrust Territory of Togoland under British Administration

184a E F T/PET.6/12. Petition dated 10 Sep 48, concerning elec-tions in Togoland. From Natural Rulers of SouthernSection of Togoland (including the Togoland Union).4p. 27 Sep 48.

184b E F T/PET.6/13.Amegbe.

Petition dated 16 Nov 48.5p. 28 Dec 48.

From W. K.

186 E F

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning theTrust Territory of Togoland under French Administration

185 E F R T/PET.7/12. Petition dated 29 Nov 47, concerning thepartition of Eweland. From Togoland ProgressiveParty, Lome, Togoland. 16p. 15 J an 48.

Joint symbol T!PET.6!IO.

T/PET.7/13. Petition dated 14 June 48, concerning thepartition of Eweland with Resolution adopted by AllEwe Conference at 6th session, 17 May 48, Agome-Kpalime, Togoland, under French Administration.From All Ewe Conference, Accra, Gold Coast. 8p.23 June 48. .

Joint symbol T!PET.6!11.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning the TrustTerritory of New Guinea under Australian Administration

T/PET.8. No petitions received in 1948.

Petitions Received by the Trusteeship Council concerning theTrust Territory of Nauru under the Joint Administration of

Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom

187 E F T/PET.9/1. Petition dated 20 Aug 48, requesting a UnitedNations representative to visit Nauru. From Councilof Chiefs, Nauru. 4p. 6 Jan 49.

Index to Document Series Symbols

Document Series Symbols EntriesA/ " , .. .. . . . .. 145T/ " . .. .. .. .. . . .. 1a-49T/ Agenda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 56-97T/INF " . .. .. . . 143-144T/PET/1.. . . NoneT/PET/2. . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 146-165T/PET/3.. 166-179T/PET/4 " .. 180T/PET/5 181a-181bT/PET/6 '" " .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 182-184bT/PET/7. . . . . 185-186T/PET/8 '" NoneT/PET/9. . . . 187T/PV.. . .. .. .. 101-102,104-113,

117-119,121-127T/SR " .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. 98-140TjW... 50-55Trusteeship Council Official Records (T.C.O.R). .. . . . . . .. 141-142

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SUBJECT-INDEX

Explanation

Documents other than records of meeting's and resolutions. All references tothese documents are made to entry numbers (e.g. 7, 83, 103, 127, 171) in the CheckList, under each of which the document symbol, title, language, republication note,etc. will be found.

Records of meetings. All reference to records of meetings are made to the tablesof meetings in the Introduction. The section of the Introduction containing therelevant table of meetings is indicated by a section (§) number separated by a colon(:) from the meeting numbers. Plenary meetings of the Council are indicated bythe abbreviation "plcn.", and Committee meetings by "cttcc." During the thirdsession of the Council no meeting records of the Committees were published: Thus:

plen. §4:27, cttee §7

refers to the 27th meeting of the Trusteeship Council, 19 July 1948, all records ofwhich are listed on the table of plenary meeting records of the third session in §4 inthe Introduction (see page ix), and the discussions in the Drafting Committee on theReport on the Administration of Ruanda-Urundi for 1947, listed in the table in §7(see P: xi), of which no meeting records were issued.

Resolutions. It is preferable to use the volume of collected resolutions for eachsession rather than the individual mimeographed resolutions issued prior to theestablishment of the resolution number. Individual resolutions under subject arereferred to simply by resolution number, e.g. Resol, 3(III), Rcsol, 14(III), etc....••In order to locate the proper entry number in the Check List, consult the listings inthe index under Trusteeship Council: resolutions, looking for the proper session andthen the number of the resolution sought. Both collected sets and individuallyissued resolutions will be found easily under this subject heading.

Abbreviations. See list of abbreviations, p. vi.

Administering Authorities: See Australia;Belgium; France; New Zealand;United Kingdom; United States ofAmerica

Administrative· unions affecting TrustTerritories: See Cameroons underBritish administration: union withNigeria; New Guinea: union withPapua; Ruanda-Urundi: union withCongo (Belgian); Tanganyika: unionwith Kenya and Uganda; Togolandunder British administration: unionwith Gold Coast

Afro-American Agricultural Develop-ment Association (U.S.A,)

communication from 15

Agreements, application of: See Treatiescor:ventions, and agreements, appli~cation of

26

AgricultureCameroons under British administra-

tion 19NelV Guinea 36,145Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,44Tanganyika 5,38,46,51,145Togoland under British administration

20Alcohol and spirits

Cameroons under British administra-tion 19

New Guinea laPapua laRuanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

All-Ewe Conferencecommunication fromI Spetitions from: See Ewes: petitions for-

unification

Amegbe, W. K.petition from: See Togoland under

British administration: petitions

Animal husbandryCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,44,172South-West Africa 43,145Tanganyika 5,38,145Togoland under British administration 20

Anjaria, D. M.petition from: See Tanganyika: petitions

Arms and ammunition, traffic inRuanda-Urundi 6,44

Arnesen, H.petition from: See Tanganyika: petitions

Augoustides, Mrs. Elsepetitions from: SeeTanganyika: petitions:

German former residents

Australiadocuments submitted on:

New Guinea la,41See also Nauru; New Guinea

Australian Institute of Pacific Adminis-tration la

Aviation: See Transport and communica-tions

Bakweri Land Cttee (Cameroons underBritish administration)

petition from: See Cameroons underBritish administration: petitions

BankingCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6Tanganyika 5

Belgian Congounion with Ruanda-Urundi: SeeRuanda-

Urundi : union with the Corigo(Belgian)

Belgiumdocuments submitted on:

Ruanda- Urundi 6,44See also Ruanda-Urundi

Boetman, Germainpetition from: See Ruanda-Urundi :

petitionsBudgetary policy: See Public finance

Bugufi districtreturn to Urundi, petitions for 153,170

27

SUBJECT-INDEX

Cameroons under British administrationannual report (1947) 17,19 (text), 145;

plcn. §4:2,6petitions

Bakweri Land Cttee 1622145180(text); plcn, §4:3,5,7,i8;'ctte~ §6

child marriage: SeesubheadingSt. J oan'sSocial and Political Alliance below

compulsory marriage: See subheadingSt. joan's Social and PoliticalAlliance below

German former residents 145land tenure: See subheading Bakweri

Land Cttee aboveSt. Joan's Social and Political Alliance

13,22,23,145; plcn §4:7,18;cttec §6; Resolution 38 (III)

union with Nigeria 19Cameroons under French administration

annual report (1947) 17communication on 15petitions

German former resident 181bKohne, Ernst C. F. 181bMouen,j.181a

Cattle-raising: See Animal husbandryChagga Council (Tanganyika)

petition from: See Tanganyika: petitionsCharter of the United Nations

amendments proposed: See Petitions:general: Charter of UN

Child labourRuanda-Urundi 31,34,48,145Tanganyika 38,145

Child marriage: See Camcroons underBritish administration: petitions: St.joan's Social and Political Alliance

Colonial systemplcn, §4:21,22

Colonization policyRuanda-Urundi 31,145

Commerce: See TradeCommission on Human Rights: See Hu-

man Rights, Commission onCommission on Narcotic Drugs: See Nar-

cotic Drugs, Commission onCommission on the Status of 'Vomen: See

Women, Commission on the Status ofCommissions of Economic and Social

Council: and TC questionnaire (pro-visional) 12

Committees of Economic and SocialCouncil

Inter-governmental Agencies, Cttee onNegotiations with 9,145; plen. §4:34

SUBJECT-INDEX

Committees of Trusteeship CouncilInter-governmental Agencies, Cttce on

Negotiations with §11New Guinea for the Year 1 July 1946 to

30 June 1947, Drafting Cttee onReport on the Administration of §9

Petitions, Drafting Cttee on §6Ruanda-Urundi for 1947, Drafting Cttee

on Report on the Administration of, §7Security Council and Trusteeship Coun-

cil, Joint Cttee of §5South-West Africa for 1946, Drafting

Cttce on Report on the Adminis-tration of §10

Tanganyika for 1947, Drafting Cttce onReport on the Administration of, §8a

Sub-Cttee §8bCommunications received by Trustee-

ship Council 15; plcn. §4:3,10; Seealso Petitions

Communications: See Transport and com-munications; Transport and Commu-nications Commission

Compulsory marriage: See Cameroonsunder British administration: peti-tions: St. Joan's Social and PoliticalAlliance

Congo (Belgian)union with Ruanda-Urundi: SeeRuanda-

Urundi: union with the Congo(Belgian)

Consultation with Trusteeship Councilconcerning administrative measures:See New Guinea: annual report (1946-1947); Tanganyika: annual report(1947)

Conventions, application of: See Treaties,conventions and agreements, applica-tion of

Corporal punishment, plen. §4: 14,22,33,34

Ruanda-Urundi 34,48,145,171,172South-West Africa 10

Cost of livingCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

Credit: See Public financeCretek Cttee (Ethiopia)

communication from 15Crime: See Penal questions

28

Development programmes: See Economicadvancement

Discriminationnationali ty

Tanganyika: See Tanganyika: peti-tions: land formerly held byCermaus, distribution of

raceRuanda-Urundi : See Ruanda-Urandi:

petitions: Indians and PakistanisSouth-West Africa 10,43Tanganika 38,145; See also Tangan-

yika: petitions: economic, educa-tional, political, and social ad-vancement

sex: See Women, status of

East Africainter-territorial organization: See Tan-

ganyika: union with Kenya andUganda .

UN mission to: See United NatIOnsVisiting Mission to Ruanda-Urundiand Tanganyika

East African Groundnut Scheme 5,38,46,145; for discussion, sec Tanganyika:annual report (1947)

Eckhoff, Henry G.communication from 15

Economic advancementCameroons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea 36,145; for discussion, see

under New Guinea: annual report(1946-1947)

Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,34,35,44,48,145;for discussion, see under Ruanda-Urundi: annual report (1947)

South-West Africa 43,145; for discussion,sec under South-West Africa

Tanganyika 5,38,46,145; for discussion,see under Tanganyika: annual report(1947)

Togoland under British administration 20Economic and Employment Commission

and TC questionairc (provisional) 12Economic and Social Council

committees: See Committees of Economicand Social Council

commissions: See Commissions of Eco-nomic and Social Council

co-operation with TC: See Committeesof Economic and Social Council:Inter-governmental Agencies, Cttceon Negotiations with

Economic and Social Council--continuedresolutions

citations toResolution 88(V) in 12Resolution 122(VI) in 27

Educational advancementCamercons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea 1a,36,145 j for discussion, see


Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,34,44,48,145; for, discussion, see under Ruanda-Urundi:

annual report (1947)South-West Africa 10,43,145; for discus-

sion, see wider South-West AfricaTanganyika 5,38,46,50,145; for discus-

sion, see under Tanganyika: annualreport (1947)

Togoland under British administration 20

Electoral system: See Political advance-ment

Employment: See Labour conditions andregulations

Equal treatmentTanganyika 5,38,145

Eritreacommunications on 15

Ewescommunications on 15petitions for unification 145,lB2(text),

183(text), 185(text), lB6(text);plcn. §4:7,10

Expenditures: See Public finance

Exports: See Trade

FaminesRuanda-Urundi 6,31,34,44,4B,145

Finances: See Public finance

Fiscal Commissionand TC questionaire {provisional) 12

FisheriesCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

ForestryCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5,38,145Togoland under British administration 20

SUBJECT-INDEX

Fortie, Mariuscommunication from 15petitions from: See Tanganyika: petitions

FortificationsTanganyika: See Tanganyika: petitions:

military forces

France: See Cameroons under French ad-ministration; Togoland under Frenchadministration

Freedom of assembly: See Fundamentalfrccdoms

Freedom of conscience: See Fundamentalfrccdoms

Freedom of the press: See FundamentalIreedoms

Freedom of speech: See FundamentalIrcedoms

Freedom of worship: See Fundamentalfrcedoms

Fundamental freedomsCameroons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea laRuanda-Urundi 6Tanganika 5Togoland under British administration 20

Garas, Mrs. Halinapetitions from: SeeTanganyika: petitions

General Assemblyreports by TC: See Trusteeship Council:

annual reports to General Assemblyresolutions

citations to 28,47Germans: See Cameroons under British

administration: petitions: Germanformer residents; Cameroons underFrench administration: petitions: Ger-man former resident; Tanganyika:German former residents

Gold Coastpetitions: See Ewes: petitions for unifi-

cationunion with Togoland under British ad-

ministration: See Togoland underBritish administration: union withGold Coast

Groundnut scheme in East Africa: SeeEast African Groundnut Scheme

Health: See Public health; Sanitation

Hereros 10,15,43,145Holmboe, -

petition from: See Tanganyika: petitions

29

SUBJECT-INDEX

International Council of Women (Bel-gium)

communication from 15

International Labour Organisation, ILOConvention on Social Policy in Non-

Metropolitan Territories: See Peti-tions: general

International Monetary Fund, ILl-IFand TC questionnaire (provisional) 7

International peace and securityCameroons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea 1aRuanda-Urundi 6Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

International and regional relationsCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6, 44Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

International Service Seminar (U.S.A.)petitions from: See Petitions: general

International trade: See Trade

Inter-territorial organizatio:q, in EastMrica: Sce Tanganyika: union withKenya and Uganda

Inter-territorial relations: See Inter-national and regional relations

Investment: Scc Public investmentIshak , Ahmcd

petition from: Sec Ruanda-Urundi:petitions

Italians: Sec Tanganyika: petitions: Italianformer residents

Italyformer colonies

petitions 145See also Eritrca ; Libya ; Somaliland

Jamal Kalla, Najipetitions from: See Ruanda- Urundi:

petitionsJcrusalem (City of)

protection of 145statute (draft) 47,145; plcn. §4:1,34,35

Jewish State proposed: See Tanganyika:petitions

Judicial organizationCameroons under British administra-

tion 19

Housing and town planningCameroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6South-West Africa 43Tanganyika 5,38,14-5Togoland under British administration 20

Human rightsCameroons under British administra-

tion 13,19; See also Camcroons underBritish administration: petitions: St.Joan's Social and Political Alliance

Ruanda-Urundi 6Tanganyika 5,38,145Togoland under British administration

20;See also Fundamental Ireedoms

Human Rights, Commission onand TC questionnaire (provisional) 12

Hunting (industry)Ruanda-Urundi 6,44

Hyde,P.T.communication from 15

Illiteracy: See Educational advancementImmigration: See MigrationImportation

discriminatory dutiesNew Guinea 1aPapua 1a

See also TradeIndenture system: See Labour conditions

and regulations: New GuineaIndians in Ruanda-Urundi: Sec Ruanda-

Urundi : petitions: Indians and Pa-kistanis

Industry and industrial developmentCarneroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6 31 44TangaI)yika 5,38,t'45'Togoland under British administration 20

Information concerning UN and trustee-ship system

provision to Trust Territories 28,145;plen. §4:14,18,19;Resolution 36 (IH)

Inter-governmental agencies: See Spe-cialized agencies

Inter~?tionalAlliance of Women (U.K.)pennon from: See Peti tions : general

International Bank for Reconstructionand Development, IBRD

and TC questionnaire (provisional) 18

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SUBJECT-INDEX

Legislation-contilluedRuanda-Urundi 6Tanganyika 5

Libraries: See Educational advancementLibya

communication on 15

Livestock: See Animal husbandryMaps

Cameroons under British administra-tion 19

Tanganyika 5Togoland under British administration 20

Marriage: See Cameroons under Britishadministration: petitions: St. Joan'sSocial and Political Alliance

Matthieu, Gassamunyigapetition from: See Ruanda-Urundi:

petitions

Medical facilities and personnel: SeePublic health

Members of the United Nationsequal treatment of nationals: See Equal

treatmentMexico

document submitted on:Ruanda-Urundi: annual report

(1947) 35

MigrationTanganyika 5,38,145

Military forcesCarneroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5; See also Tanganyika:

petitionsTogoland under British administration 20

MiningCameroons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea 36,145Ruanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5,38,145Togoland under British administration 20

MissionariesCarneroons under British administra-

tion 19Ruanda-Urundi 6,44,172South-West Africa 10Tanganyika 2,163Sec also Educational advancement

31

h21;uOICliU organization-continuedRuanda-Urundi 6,44Tanganyika 5,38,145Togoland under British administration 20;Sce also Corporal punishment; Penal

questionsdelinquen~y: SeePenal questions

KallU1D'a, Mussa Ka'ckesset binpetition from: Sec Ruanda-Urundi:

petitions

Kenyaunion with Tanganyika and Uganda:

Sec Tanganyika: union with Kenyaand Uganda

J(ohne, Ernst C.F.petition from: See Carneroons under

French administration: petitions

Kudililwa, Paul Wambapetition from: See Tanganyika: petitions

Labour conditions and regulationsCameroons under British administra-

tion 19New Guinea 36,145; Jar discussion, see


Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,34,44; Jar discus-sion, see under Ruanda-Urundi:ann ual report (1947)

South-West Africa 10,43,145; jar dis-cussion, see under South-West Africa

Tanganyika 5,38,46,54,145; for discus-sion, see under Tanganyika: annualreport (1947)

Togoland under British administration 20Land tenure

Cameroons under British administra-tion 19; See also Cameroons underBritish administration: petitions:Bakwcri Land Cttec

New Guinea 1a,36,145; Jar discussion, secunder New Guinea: annual report(1946-1947)

Ruanda-Urundi 6,31,44; for discussion,see under Ruanda-Urundi: annualreport (1947)

South-West Africa 10,43,145; jar dis-cussion, sec under South-West Africa

Tanganyika 5,38,46,145; for discussion,see under Tanganyika: annual report(1947)

Togoland under British administration 20Legislation

Camcroons under British administra-tion 19

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