UN General Assembly
1953

115. There is just one other subject, before I finish, upon which there are signs that tempers have been unnecessarily roused. We have on our agenda three items referring to Charter revision. It is obviously too soon for any Power to commit itself on any respect of this complicated subject. I think no one can claim that the Charter as drafted at San Francisco was in every way a perfect instrument. Little in this world is perfect, and we have all of us to consider between now and 1956 whether the instrument can be improved.