1962 HARVARD INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

**BELGIUM**

✓ **DEFAY, Jacques;** Avenue du Herisson, 10, Brussels 18, Belgium

Conseil National de la Politique Scientifique: in charge of the section of the Council's secretariat for problems of structure and organization of scientific activities, formation of men, and research within industry.

TINDEMANS, Leo Clemens; Lindenlei 44, Mortsel (Antwerp), Belgium
Member of Parliament; Secretary General of the Christian Social Party

**CHINA**

LEE, Che Tai; National Chengchi University, Mushan, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China

Professor, Head of Department of Diplomacy, Acting Dean of Graduate School of Diplomacy, National Chengchi University.

**DENMARK**

✓ **PETERSEN, Ole Hyltoft;** 39 Naestvedgade, Copenhagen, Denmark

Personal secretary of the Minister for Cultural Affairs

**EGYPT**

BADAWI, Mohamed Moustafa; Rue Lancret 19, Alexandria, Egypt

Lecturer, Faculty of Arts, University of Alexandria

**ENGLAND**

✓ **MacARTHUR, Ian;** House of Commons, London, England

Member of Parliament; Associate Director, J. Walter Thompson Co., Ltd.

MARTIN, Christopher John Neville; 10 Cadogan Gardens, London S.W. 3, England

Assistant Editor of ENCOUNTER

**FRANCE**

✓ **FABRA-ROVIRA, Paul-André;** 38 avenue de Gravelle, Charenton (Seine), France

Reporter for the newspaper "Le Monde", specialising in foreign economic affairs, international trade, and problems of the Common Market

GENTOT, Michel; Boulevard Berthier 134, Paris 17, France

"Auditeur au Conseil d'Etat", in charge of Documentation and Coordination; Assistant Lecturer at the Faculty of Law and the Institute of Political Sciences of Paris

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**FRANCE (cont.)**
MARCORELLES, Louis Paul; Rue Rochechouart 8, Paris 9, France
Film critic in the weekly FRANCE-OBSERVATEUR; Assistant Editor, CAHIERS DU CINEMA; French correspondent, SIGHT & SCUND, ENCORE (London)

**GERMANY**
EPPLER, Erhard; Liebniastr., 31, Schwenningen/Neckar, Germany
Member of the Bundestag
GAUS, Gunter Kurt Willi; Sendlinger Str. 80, Munich, Germany
Political editor for the daily SUDDENSCHE ZEITUNG
KAUFFMANN, Georg; Kunsthistorisches Institut, Liebfrauenweg 1, Bonn, Germany
Lecturer, History of Art, University of Bonn

**GHANA**
SAI, Emmanuel Ashare; Ministry of Construction and Communications, P.O. Box M43, Accra, Ghana
Administrative Officer, Ministry of Construction and Communications

**GREECE**
CHOUMANIDIS, Lazaros Theodore; 53 Eptanissou Str., Athens, Greece
Leader of the Democratic Reformist Party; author

**INDIA**
DAVE, Krishna (Miss); 7 Jantar Mantar Road, A.I.C.C., New Delhi, India
Assistant Secretary, Foreign Relations Department, Assistant in charge, Women's Department, All India Congress Committee (Headquarters of the Indian National Congress Party); Associate Editor, WOMEN ON THE MARCH (English) and MAHILA PRAGATI KE PATH PAR (Hindi) - official organ of the Women's Department, A.I.C.C.

KUNHIKRISHNAN, Taramal Varmeri; 8A Sylvan Colony, Madras 10, South India

Production and Promotion Officer of Southern Languages Book Trust

SAHAY, Sachchidanandaz; 4 Chowringhee Square, Calcutta, India
Acting Chief Sub-Editor, THE STATESMAN, Calcutta

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    <td>INDONESIA</td>
    <td>SIAGIAN, Harjati (Mrs.); 8 Djalan Sumenep, Djakarta, Indonesia<br>Managing Directress, Gurung Agung (book importers, publishers);<br>board member, Jajasan Kesedjahteraan Anak (Child's Welfare<br>Foundation) supervised by the Indonesian Women's Congress;<br>freelance journalist</td>
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    <td>IRAN</td>
    <td>✓ AHY, Mehry (Miss); 165 Avenue Hogoughi, Tehran, Iran<br>Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Russian<br>Language and Literature, University of Tehran</td>
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    <td>ISRAEL</td>
    <td>ZAK, Moshe Icek; 4 Gordon Street, Tel-Aviv, Israel<br>Managing and Foreign Editor, MAARIV DAILY</td>
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    <td>ITALY</td>
    <td>✓ BEONIO-BROCCHIERI, Paolo; Via Solari 52, Milan, Italy<br>Collaborator in the Eastern Asia Section of the Milan Institute<br>for the Study of International Politics; Editor for the Far<br>Eastern countries of the "Il Politico" (Quarterly of the<br>University of Pavia); Editor of the quarterly "Civilta Cinese",
Milan<br>✓ POZZI, Lucio; Via Flaminia 50, Rome, Italy<br>Artist</td>
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    <td>JAPAN</td>
    <td>KAWAMURA, Atsushi; 1-99 Komagome, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, Japan<br>Assistant Foreign Editor, TOKYO SHIMBUN<br>MIYOSHI, Masaya; Minamitamagun, Hino-machi, Tamadaira 42-7,<br>Tokyo, Japan<br>Member of the Research Department, Federation of Economic<br>Organizations, Tokyo</td>
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    <td>JORDAN</td>
    <td>✓ KHATCHADOURIAN, Haig Abraham; Department of Philosophy,<br>American University, Beirut, Lebanon<br>Associate Professor of Philosophy, American University of<br>Beirut</td>
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    <td>KOREA</td>
    <td>PARK, Joonkyu; 220-4 Yongdoo Dong, Tongdaemoon Ku, Seoul, Korea<br>Writer and lecturer; former member of the National Assembly</td>
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**MALAYA**
TAHIR, Hamdan bin Sheikh; Ministry of Education, Federal House, Kuala Lumpur, Federation of Malaya

Principle Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Education, Kuala Lumpur

**PAKISTAN**
AALI, Jamiluddin; Bungalow No. 3, President's Estate, Victoria Road, Karachi, Pakistan

Officer on Special Duty, President's Secretariat (Public) - Public and Cultural Relations; Honorary Executive Secretary, Pakistan Writers' Guild; Member, Executive of Society of Urdu Language

HUSSAIN, Mohammad Kaysar; G-45/12 F.C. Area, Karachi, Pakistan

Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Karachi

**PHILIPPINES**
SOLIVEN, Maximo Villaflor; 969 Herran Street, Manila, Philippines

Publisher and Columnist, THE EVENING NEWS, Manila

**POLAND**
KYDRYNSKI, Lucjan; Chocimska 21/6, Krakow, Poland

Journalist, editor for cultural affairs, PRZEKROJ WEEKLY

**SPAIN**
MENEU, Jose-Pascual; Alcala 116-7º, Madrid 9, Spain

Assistant Professor, School of Law, Madrid University; lawyer; legal adviser, Swiss Embassy

**SWEDEN**
ISAKSSON, Nils Otto Folke; Svartensgatan 10, Stockholm Sö., Sweden

Literary Critic, DAGENS NYHETER, Stockholm

VINDE, Pierre Lars Victor; Farstavagen 87, Stockholm-Farsta, Sweden

First secretary, Budget Division, Ministry of Finance; member of Interministerial Development Aid Planning Committee and of Board of Directors, Swedish Agency for International Assistance

**SWITZERLAND**
TORRACINTA, Claude Louis; 29 rue de la Servette, Geneva, Switzerland

Financial and business editor for the daily TRIBUNE DE GENEVE

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      <td>THAILAND</td>
      <td>DEJKUNJORN, Vasit; Sukhumvit Road, Akarn Pibulves, No. 179, Bangkok, Thailand<br>Inspector, Criminal Investigation Bureau, Thailand Police Department</td>
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      <td>TURKEY</td>
      <td>✓BENGU, Memet Fuat; Camlica, Altunizade, Okul Sokagi 1, Istanbul, Turkey<br>Literary critic for two magazines of art, VARLIK and YEDITEPE, and for a fortnightly review of politics, economics and culture, FORUM; editor of the publishing house, De Yayinevi</td>
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      <td>UGANDA</td>
      <td>✓KIGUNDU, Eriverstone Wagumbulizi; P.O. Box 91, Kampala, Uganda (East Africa)<br>Senior Assistant Secretary to the Minister of Health and Works</td>
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      <td rowspan="4">UNITED STATES</td>
      <td>BALCH, Franklin G.; 24 Coolidge Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts<br>Assistant Dean of Students and Lecturer in Government, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut</td>
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      <td>HARGADON, Thomas J.; 12 Russel Street, Waltham, Massachusetts<br>Graduate, Harvard Law School, Harvard University</td>
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      <td>HUTCHINS, Francis G.; Gox 2299, Berea College, Berea, Kentucky<br>Doctoral candidate in Political Science, Harvard University</td>
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      <td>TRIVA, Sinisa; Veslacka 14 B, Zagreb, Yugoslavia<br>Professor of Civil Procedure Law, Law School, Zagreb University</td>
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      <td>BASUTOLAND</td>
      <td>KHAKETLA, Bennett Makalo; P.O. Box 65, Maseru, Basutoland<br>Member of the Executive Council of the Basutoland Legislature, in charge of education and health</td>
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      <td>BELGIUM</td>
      <td>DEHOUX, Gilberte Marthe Juliette; rue Marianne 22, Brussels, Belgium<br>Counsellor at the National Council on Scientific Policy; member of the Congolese Commission of the Belgian League of the Defense of the Rights of Man</td>
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      <td>BRAZIL</td>
      <td>FONTANA, Emilio; Rua Jardim Francisco Marcos, 23 (Bela Vista), Sao Paulo, Brazil<br>Stage director at the Pequeno Teatro Popular and in television; former professor of the history of the theatre and acting at the "Art Club" in Santos City, Brazil</td>
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      <td>CEYLON</td>
      <td>GUNAWARDANA, Ariyasena Jaysekara; Vidyodaya University of Ceylon, Colombo, Ceylon<br>Lecturer in English at Vidyodaya University of Ceylon<br>RAJENDRA, Duraiswamy; F.1, Ground Floor, Government Flats, Bambalapitiya, Ceylon<br>Commissioner of Local Government (Headquarters), Local Government Department, Colombo</td>
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      <td>CHINA</td>
      <td>CHEN, Kuo-hsin; Hsin-sheng S. Rd., 1 Sec., Lane 103, No. 21, Taipei, Taiwan, China<br>Professor of Political Science at the National Taiwan University</td>
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      <td>DENMARK</td>
      <td>BALSLEV, Thora Ingeborg Birkedal; Jagtvej 51, V, Copenhagen N, Denmark<br>Member of the staff of Statens Dursus, an institute for adult education in Copenhagen</td>
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      <td>ENGLAND</td>
      <td>DEWAAL, Esther Moir (Mrs. Victor S.); 23A Chaucer Road, Cambridge, England<br>Assistant Lecturer in Modern History, Newnham College, Cambridge; editor of the CAMBRIDGE REVIEW<br>JONES, Mervyn; 9 Hardy Road, London S.E.3, England<br>Writer, freelance journalist and drama critic<br>MILLAN, Bruce; 40 Hardy Road, London S.E.3, England<br>Member of the House of Commons</td>
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      <td>FINLAND</td>
      <td>LAITINEN, Kai Leo Kaarlo; Ulvilantie 19 c 64, Helsinki, Finland<br>Editor of PARNASSO, a literary magazine published by the Finnish Cultural Foundation</td>
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      <td rowspan="5">FRANCE</td>
      <td>CORDEBAS, Colette Jeanne; Rue A. et L. Lumiere 25, Grenoble, France</td>
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      <td>Professor at Grenoble University of Law and Economics</td>
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      <td>CROZON, Michel Jean; Avenue d'Italie, 160, Paris XIII, France</td>
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      <td>Physicist at the Laboratoire de Physique Atomique et Moleculaire du College de France</td>
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      <td>ERRERA, Roger; Conseil d'Etat, Place du Palais Royal, Paris, France</td>
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      <td>Auditeur au Conseil d'Etat ("rapporteur" at the jurisdictional formation of the Conseil d'Etat); member of the French anti-trust committee; professor at the Faculte de Droit, Paris</td>
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      <td rowspan="5">GERMANY</td>
      <td>GRESMANN, Hans Richard Erich; Eisenlohrsweg 6, Hamburg 20, Germany</td>
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      <td>Political editor of DIE ZEIT, a weekly</td>
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      <td>JOHNSON, Uwe; Niedstrasse, 14, Berlin Friedenau, Germany</td>
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      <td>Writer; author of CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT JAKOB, 1959</td>
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      <td>VETTER, Ernst Gunter; Hohemarkstr. 26, Falkenstein/Ts., Germany</td>
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      <td>Economic editor of the FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG</td>
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      <td>GHANA</td>
      <td>AYITIAH, Joseph Amah; Ministry of Works and Housing, P.O. Box M.43, Accra, Ghana</td>
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      <td>Senior Executive Officer in the Ministry of Works and Housing</td>
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      <td>INDIA</td>
      <td>ANDHYARUJINA, Tehmtan Rustom; 53 C Road, Churchgate, Bombay 1, India</td>
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      <td>Attorney in the office of the Advocate-General of the State of Maharashtra; represents the State in civil cases against the State involving civil and political rights of citizens</td>
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      <td>PADMINI, R.; Women's College, Jodhpur (Rajasthan), India</td>
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      <td>Principal of the Women's College, Jodhpur (Rajasthan), India</td>
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      <td rowspan="2">ISRAEL</td>
      <td>SIMON, Aryeh; Palmachstr. 121, Beer-Sheba, Israel</td>
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      <td>District Supervisor for the Ministry of Education and Culture</td>
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      <td>INDONESIA</td>
      <td>SOEMARMAN; 7 DJ. Mendut, Djakarta, Indonesia<br>Secretary General, Ministry of Home Affairs, on leave since 1959;<br>Fellow of the Harvard University Center for International Affairs,<br>1960-1961.</td>
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      <td>ITALY</td>
      <td>CAGNA, Gian Giacomo; Villa Elisabeth, Montana-Vermala (VS), Switzerland<br>Author; lecturer of philosophy<br>MARCHINI-CAMIA, Antonio; av. Dossin de St. Georges 51, Brussels, Belgium<br>Head of the Legislative Service of the Health and Safety Division of<br>the European Community for Atomic Energy<br>ROMEI, Silvana; 6 via Carducci, Naples, Italy<br>Drama critic for the ROMA and IL TEMPO</td>
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      <td>JAPAN</td>
      <td>KANESAKA, Kenji; 71 Naka-cho, Senju, Adachi-ku, Tokyo, Japan<br>Negotiates with foreigners in regard to film export, co-production<br>and promotion for the International Department of Shockiku Co., Ltd.;<br>film critic<br>KONDO, Tetsuo; 9-5 Komatsugaoka-danchi Shimokurada Totsuka-ku,<br>Yokohama, Japan<br>Assistant Chief of the Assets Tax Section of the Tax Administration<br>Agency<br>NUITA, Yoko (Mrs.); 6-1524 Kamimeguro, Meguroku: Tokyo Apts., Tokyo,<br>Japan<br>Assistant to the Chief of the Women's and Youth's Section of the Japan<br>Broadcasting Corporation</td>
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      <td>KOREA</td>
      <td>LEE, Hongyul; 31-70 Kahoe-dong Chongno-ku, Seoul, Korea<br>Secretary to Mr. Jom M. Chang, former Prime Minister of Korea</td>
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      <td>NETHERLANDS</td>
      <td>TIMS, Wouter; Melis Stokelaan 1638, The Hague, Netherlands<br>Head of the Division on International Trade, International Organizations,<br>Market Analysis and Trade Cycle Research of the Central Planning Bureau</td>
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    <td>NORWAY</td>
    <td>BONDE, Arne Andreas; Cappelensvei 1, Nordstrandshogda, Oslo, Norway<br/>City- and News-Editor of the VERDENS GANG; correspondent in Norway for TIME-LIFE, FORTUNE and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED</td>
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    <td>PAKISTAN</td>
    <td>SIDDIQI, Aslam; 92-A, Sindhi Housing Society, Karachi 3, Pakistan<br/>Principal Information Officer of the Press Information Department, Government of Pakistan</td>
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    <td>PHILIPPINES</td>
    <td>BERNAD, Miguel Anselmo; Ateneo de Manila, P.O. Box 154, Manila, the Philippines<br/>Professor of Literature and Special Assistant to the President, Ateneo de Manila</td>
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    <td>POLAND</td>
    <td>DEMBINSKI, Ludwik; Okrezna 28a, Warsaw 36, Poland<br/>Columnist for TYOGDNIK POWSZECHNY; attorney at law; lecturer in Contemporary History at the Catholic University of Lubin</td>
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    <td>SPAIN</td>
    <td>RIDRUEJO, Pedro Alonso; Colegio Mayor Guadalupe, Ciudad Universitaria, Madrid, Spain<br/>Director of the University College, Guadalupe; Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy and the Faculty of Political Science</td>
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    <td>TURKEY</td>
    <td>BENGU, Memet Fuat; Camlica, Altunizade, Okul Sokagi 1, Istanbul, Turkey<br/>Literary critic for two magazines of art, VARLIK and YEDITEPE, and for a fortnightly review of politics, economics and culture, FORUM; editor of the publishing house, De Yayinevi</td>
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    <td>UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC</td>
    <td>BADAOUI, Saroit Badaoui; 6 Hamadan Street, Gizeh, Cairo, Egypt, U.A.R.<br/>Assistant Professor of Constitutional Law and Political Science at the University of Cairo</td>
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    <td>UNITED STATES</td>
    <td>BALDWIN, Gordon Corcoran; 2681 Rocklyn Road, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio<br/>Law student at the Harvard Law School, Harvard University<br/>BLOCK, Donn W.; 1366 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, Illinois<br/>Former Assistant Program Officer of the International Cooperation Administration; presently graduate student in economics at Harvard University<br/>HARGADON, Thomas J., 12 Russell Street, Waltham, Massachusetts<br/>Law Student at the Harvard Law School, Harvard University</td>
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1960 INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

**AUSTRIA**
FICHTENTHAL, Helmut; Ballhausplatz 2, Vienna I, Austria
Assistant director of the personnel and budget division and liaison officer to international organizations, Office of the Federal Chancellor

**BRAZIL**
AMORIM, Rone; 55 Rue Helvetia; Sao Paulo, Brazil
Director, Division of Cultural Activities, University of Sao Paulo

**CEYLON**
DASANAYAKE, Punchi Banda; 74 Kesbewa Road, Nugegoda, Ceylon
Assistant Secretary to the Ministry of Finance, Government of Ceylon

**ENGLAND**
FOOT, Michael Richard Daniell; 24 Witley Court, Coram Street, London WC 1, England
Writing a book on current manpower problems at the Institute for Strategic Studies; editing an unpublished diary of W. E. Gladstone
RAISON, Timothy Hugh Francis; 2 Mill Hill Road, Barnes, London SW 13, England
Staff writer of *The New Scientist*; editor of *Crossbow*, a political quarterly
WALKER, Charles Benjamin; Peterhouse, Cambridge, England
Chaplain of Peterhouse

**FINLAND**
JOUTSEN, Martii Juhani; Nuottapolku 9, Munkkiniemi, Helsinki, Finland
Journalist, *Uusi Suomi*

**FRANCE**
BERNE-JOFFROY, Andre-Pierre; 13 rue d'Aguessau, Paris, France
Writer, contributing particularly to the *Nouvelle Revue Francaise* and to the cultural emissions of Radiodiffusion-Television Francaise
DISCHAMPS, Jean Claude; Villa La Roseraie, 66 Boulevard de Cimiez, Nice, France
Associate Professor at the University of Aix-Marseille, Faculty of Law and Economic Science
ZOBEL, Father Bernard D. Philibert; Abbaye Notre Dame du Bec, Le Bec-Hallouin (Eure), France
Lecturer in exegesis and morals, Prior of the Abbaye du Bec; in charge of English relations at the Cultural Center of Bec

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      <td>HOFF, Kay Adolf Max; Furstenwall 186, Dusseldorf, Germany<br>Editor of <u>Neues Rheinland</u>, a monthly cultural review; free author for newspapers, reviews and broadcasting stations<br>SOMMER, Theodor Georg; Hirtenstrasse 15, Hamburg, Germany<br>Associate Political Editor of <u>Die Zeit</u>; contributor to other German papers</td>
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      <td>GREECE</td>
      <td>GRIVAS, Demetrius Elias; Papadiamantopoulou 182, Athens, Greece<br>President of the National Union of Greek Students; Student of Medicine, National University of Athens</td>
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      <td>INDIA</td>
      <td>BHATTACHARJEA, Ajit Kumar; Lakeview Cottage, Naini Tal (U.P.), India<br>Special Representative in Uttar Pradesh for <u>The Statesman</u><br>CHHABRA, Hari Sharan; 1604 Patandi House, Darya Ganj, Delhi, India<br>Secretary for the Indian Council for Africa, New Delhi<br>JHAVERI, Bipinchand Jivanchand; Block No. 7, Shreyas Society, Vasana, Ahmedabad, 7, India<br>Professor of Gujarati<br>SUNDRAM, Joseph Durai; 5 Fatima Mansion, Wadala Station, Wadala, Bombay 31, India<br>Director of Economic Research, Khadi and Village Industries, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India</td>
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      <td>IRAN</td>
      <td>HESSAM-VAZIRI, Miss Afshan; c/o Mrs. A. Hessam-Vaziri, Passport Division, Police Department, Teheran, Iran<br>Director of English speaking clubs and teacher of English at Dr. Nassr High School</td>
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      <td>IRELAND</td>
      <td>O'MORAIN, Donall; 32 Sydney Avenue, Blackrock, Dublin, Ireland<br>General Manager, Fleet Printing Company, Ltd. and Fleet Publishing Company</td>
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      <td>ISRAEL</td>
      <td>NISWISKI, Norbert; <u>Maariv</u> Newspaper, Tel Aviv, Israel<br>Foreign Editor of <u>Maariv</u> and correspondent of <u>Le Monde</u>, Paris</td>
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      <td>ITALY</td>
      <td>GORLIER, Claudio, corso Vinzaglio 9, Turin, Italy<br/>Teacher of Italian literature at Regina Margherita; Assistant to the Professor of American Literature at the University of Turin<br/>KOJANEC, Giovanni; Largo E. Marchiafava 8, Rome, Italy<br/>University Assistant, Faculty of Political Science, Rome, International Law; Assistant to the Vice President of the Italian State Agency for Hydrocarbons; Member of the Italian Press Association<br/>MAESTRIPIERI, Cesare; c/o EURATOM, 51/53 Rue Belliard, Brussels, Belgium<br/>Member of the Joint Legal Service of the European Communities</td>
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      <td>JAPAN</td>
      <td>KAMEDA, Koji; No. 2636 1-chome Sanno Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan<br/>President of Mitsui Life Insurance Employees Union; Vice-chief of Medical Department of Mitsui Life Insurance Mutual Company; Member of Policy Board of Democratic Socialist Party<br/>SHO, Hidetake; 3-39 Iogi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, Japan<br/>Member of the clerical staff of Television and Radio Sales Section. Tokyo Merchandise Sales Office, Mitsubishi Electric Manufacturing Company<br/>TANNO, Kyuma; 351, Koyama, Kurume-machi, Kita-Tamagun, Tokyo, Japan<br/>Staff member of the International Affairs Division, Japan Federation of Employers' Associations<br/>YOKOBORI, Yoichi; 308, Ishikawacho, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan<br/>Editorial Staff on political and diplomatic problems at Kyodo News Service</td>
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      <td>JORDAN</td>
      <td>DAJANI, Burhan; General Union of Chambers of Commerce, Industry &amp; Agriculture for Arab Countries, The Permanent Office, P.O. Box 2837, Beirut, Lebanon<br/>Director of the Permanent Office of the Union of Chambers of Commerce, Industry &amp; Agriculture; Part-time lecturer in Business Administration Department of the American University of Beirut</td>
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NETHERLANDS DE KLERK, Harold Hermanus; Kievietslaan 17, Wassenaar, Netherlands
Secretary to the Federation of Christian Employers

NIGERIA SAGOE, Michael Nun Quesi; 18/24 Ikoyi Road, Lagos, Nigeria
Federal Administrator, General's Department, Nigeria

PAKISTAN HUSAIN, Ijaz; Turner Road, 4, Lahore, Pakistan
Barrister-at-Law, Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and
High Court of West Pakistan

MURSHID, Khan Sarwar; 67 C Azimpur Estate, Dacca, Pakistan

Lecturer in English, Dacca University

PHILIPPINES ROCES, Alejandro Rafael; 829 University Avenue, Calcoocan, Rizal, Philippines
Dean, Institute of Arts and Sciences, Far Eastern University;
Columnist, "Roses & Thorns," Manila Times

POLAND KOKOT, Jozef Wilhelm; Oswiecimska 142/2, Myslowice, Poland
Editor of Scientific Bulletin of Silesian Scientific Institute
in Katowice and editor of the Library of Science of Silesia

KYDRYNSKI, Juliusz; Felicjanek 10, Krakow, Poland

Journalist and Editor; Przekroj, weekly

SWITZERLAND RIEDLE, Hermann Paul; Klosbachstrasse 107, Zurich, Switzerland
Economic Editor of Tages-Anzeiger, daily newspaper

TURKEY ABADAN, Mrs. Nermin; Selanik cad. 41/4, Ankara, Turkey
Associate Professor for Public Administration and Public Opinion,
Faculty of Political Science, University of Ankara

UGANDA MUKASA, Charles Michael Selwyn; P.O. Box 58, Kampala, Uganda
Private secretary to the King of Buganda

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<table><tr><td rowspan="3">UNITED STATES</td><td>BALCH, Franklin Greene 3rd; 44 Claverly Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts</td></tr><tr><td>Head Tutor, Claverly Hall; Teaching Fellow, Government Department, Harvard University</td></tr><tr><td>DULLES, David; "Spring Hill West," McLean, Virginia</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Research Assistant in International Corporations, Harvard Law School; Member of the Philadelphia Committee on City Policy</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>KELLY, George Armstrong; 52 Radcliffe Road, Belmont, Massachusetts</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>Research Assistant, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University</td></tr></table>

1959 HARVARD INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

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      <td>AUSTRIA</td>
      <td>Kirschner, Josef Karl; Express, Fleischmarkt 3-5, Vienna 1.<br>Staff member of Express, a daily newspaper. Specializes in social problems.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>BRAZIL</td>
      <td>Barbosa, Gustavo Camara Simoes; Constante Ramos No. 110, apt. 401, Rio de Janeiro.<br>Judge, presiding over the 15th Board of Conciliation and Judgment of Rio de Janeiro and the Regional Labor Court.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>CEYLAND</td>
      <td>Mahatantila, Withanage Don Victor; Local Government Department, Secretariat, Colombo.<br>Deputy Commissioner of Local Government in the Department of Local Government.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>ENGLAND</td>
      <td>Kitzinger, Uwe, Nuffield College, Oxford.<br>Research Fellow of Nuffield College; Lecturer in Politics at Worcester College. Previously Secretary of the Economic Committee and the Committee of Experts on the Development of Africa of the Council of Europe.<br>Prentice, Reginald Ernest; 9 Clyde Road, Croydon.<br>Member of Parliament. Official of the Transport and General Workers Union, on leave of absence.<br>Tomlin, Eric Walter Frederick; c/o The British Embassy, Ankara, Turkey.<br>Cultural Attache, British Embassy, Ankara; British Council Representative in Turkey. Author of Life in Modern Turkey, The Approach to Metaphysics, The Great Philosophers (two volumes), Simone Weil, Living and Knowing, etc.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>FRANCE</td>
      <td>Cabau, Jacques Gabriel; Fondation Thiers, 5 Rond-Point Bugeaud, Paris 16.<br>Research Attache, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique; engaged on the study of social problems and social philosophy in 19th century Britain. Author of D.M. Richardson, a Study in the Feminist Movement in Britain (1910-1930) and Edgar Allan Poe. Editions du seuil.</td>
    </tr>
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Thibaud, Paul Marie; 23, rue L. A. Crette, Vitry-sur-Seine.

Sub-Editor, Esprit, a monthly review. Author of Les Budgets Familiaux, editions du seuil.

GERMANY
Dechamps, Bruno Joseph Gerhard; Borsenstrasse 2, Frankfurt/Main.

Political Editorial Writer, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Author of Macht und Arbeit der Ausschüsse and Uber Pferde.

Feuersenger, Miss Marianne; Stuntzstrasse 3/VII, Munchen 27.

Assistant Editor of the Bavarian Broadcasting Company.

Stroehm, Carl Gustaf; Wurmlinger Str. 53 B, Stuttgart-Degerloch.

Member of the editorial staff of Christ und Welt, a weekly.
Specializes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.

GREECE
Nianias, Demetrius Georgd; Alopekis Street 45, Athens.

Prime Minister's Office; Head of the world press monitoring
system. Author of The Basic Problem of Aesthetic, Plato's
Theory of Language and its Logic, Philosophy of Greek Civilization.

Potamianos, Charalambos; Amalias Street No. 20, Athens.

Vice President of the Executive Committee of the Royal National
Institute. Formerly Chief of Staff of the Royal Hellenic Air
Force. Author of The Future Role of Greece in the World and
The Problem of Civic Education in Greece.

INDIA
Bhatkal, Sadanand Ganesh; Popular Book Depot, Lamington Road.

Publisher; partner in the Popular Book Depot. Author of
The Future of Indian Youth and Nirmala and Other Poems.

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Bhattacharya, Bhabani; "Godhuli," Bezonbagh, Nagpur.

Journalist and Writer. Author of *So Many Hungers*!,
*Music for Mohini, He Who Rides a Tiger, A Goddess Named Gold*.

Rau, Nanjappa Srikantia; 'Gita,' Matunga, Bombay 19.

Lawyer; Research Scholar in Public International Law at the
University of Bombay; Secretary-General of the National
Union of Students of India.

INDONESIA

**Notosusanto**, Nugroho; Gondangdia Lama No. 9, Djakarta.

Chairman of the Literary Section of the Indonesian Cultural
Congress. Editor of *Tjerita*, a literary magazine and
Co-editor of *Indonesia*, a cultural magazine. Author of
two books of short stories, *Hudjan Kepagian* and *Tiga Kota*.

IRAN

**Rassekh**, Shapour; Avenue Villa, Rue Fardis, Teheran.

Professor of Sociology in the University of Teheran, Faculty
of Letters and in the Institute of Social Studies. Advisor
in the Economic Bureau of the Plan Organization of Iran.
Author of *Prejudice in Human Relations: A Psychological and
Sociological Study*.

ISRAEL

**Hadar**, Baruch; 10 Hamagid Street, Tel-Aviv.

Special correspondent for *Davar*, a Labor newspaper.
Lecturer of Economics at the Beit-Berl Institute for
study and research.

ITALY

**Arbasino**, Nino Alberto, via Mario de' Fiori 116, Rome.

Reader in the University of Rome, Faculty of Political
Sciences. Staff member of The Italian Society for
International Organization.

Grendi, Maria Teresa, Via Pastrengo 7, Genoa,

Member of the editorial staff of *Il Ponte*. Author of *Ethical
and Political Philosophy of A. Labriola*.

Grottanelli, Vinigi Lorenzo; Largo Arenula 26, Rome.

Curator, Ethnographic Department, Museo Nazionale Preistorico-
Etnographico "L. Pigorini."

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      <td>JAPAN</td>
      <td>
        <u>Hashimoto, Tadamasa</u>; 7, 1-chomo, Onnazuka, Ota-ku, Tokyo.<br>
        Vice-chief of Foreign News Section, Japan Broadcasting Corporation; Commentator on international affairs.<br>
        <u>Mori, Mrs. Akiko</u>; 17, Higashi-8, Inaho-cho, Otaru.<br>
        Member of the Board of Social Education of Hokkaido which specializes in adult education and the education of youth outside schools.<br>
        <u>Ohbe, Kiyoshi</u>; 92-3, Chidoricho, Chofu, Ota-ku, Tokyo.<br>
        Manager in the Foreign Department of The Mitsui Bank which entails taking care of matters concerning operation of foreign exchange business and inspection of results of the business.
      </td>
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      <td>KOREA</td>
      <td>
        <u>Oh, Yung-jin</u>; Sungdong-ku, Shindang-dong, Seoul.<br>
        Director of the Korean Motion Picture Cultural Association.<br>
        Vice-president of the Korea National Committee of the International Theater Institute. Chairman of the Cinema-Pen Club.<br>
        <u>Lee, Lt. General Han-lim</u>; 404-14 Skin Dang Dong, Surdong Ku, Seoul.<br>
        Superintendent of the Korean Military Academy.
      </td>
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      <td>MALAYA</td>
      <td>
        <u>Musa, Lokman Bin</u>; 2824, Jalan Pegawai, Kuala Lumpur.<br>
        Education Officer attached to the Ministry of Education, Organiser of Standard Schools. Author of articles on Malay culture and literature also <u>A Study of Land Administration and Distribution in Johore</u>.
      </td>
    </tr>
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      <td>NETHERLANDS</td>
      <td>
        <u>Pen, Jan</u>; 70 Troelstraalaan, Groningen.<br>
        Professor of Economics at the State University of Groningen.<br>
        Advisor to the Minister of Economic Affairs in The Hague.<br>
        Contributor to the Dutch <u>Economist</u>, <u>American Economic Review</u> and <u>Kyklos</u>.
      </td>
    </tr>
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      <td>NORWAY</td>
      <td>
        <u>Vaarvik, Dagfinn</u>; Parliament, Oslo.<br>
        Secretary of the Agrarian Party in the Parliament. Assistant editor of the newspaper, <u>Nationen</u>.
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    <tr>
      <td>PHILIPPINES</td>
      <td>Tongko, Primo L.; Far Eastern University, Manila<br>Head of the Department of Political Science, Far Eastern University.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>POLAND</td>
      <td>Mrozek, Sławomir; Krupnicza 22, Kraków.<br>Writer. Author of <u>Poland in Pictures</u>, <u>Police</u>, three books short stories and various articles.<br><u>Szpunar</u>, Adam Felix; Naritowika 108, Lodz.<br>Professor of the Civil law at the University of Lodz and Rector of the University of Lodz.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>REPUBLIC OF CHINA</td>
      <td>Tsao, James Tsun; 5, Lane 71 Hang-Chow South Road, 1 section, Taipei.<br>Member of Parliament, Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China. Author of <u>The History of Chinese Legislative Movement</u>, <u>China in a Transition Period</u>.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>SPAIN</td>
      <td>Echevarría, Juan Manuel; 4, Iparraguirre, Bilbao.<br>Professor of Economic Theory in the Faculty of Economics at the University of Valladolid, Author of <u>Spain Face to Face to the European Common Market</u>.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>SWEDEN</td>
      <td>Brandell, Erik Gunnar; Näsby allé 51, Roslags Näsby<br>Lecturer at the University of Stockholm and Director of the Cultural Department of Svenska Dagbladet. Author of <u>Bekannade och uppfostrare, Den europeiska nihilismen Pa Strindbergs vagar genom Frankrike, Strindbergs Infernokris, Attital och nittital</u> and <u>Svensk litteratur</u>.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>THAILAND</td>
      <td>Svasti-Xuto, Dusdee; Bank of Thailand, Bangkok.<br>Officer of the Exchange Control Division at the Bank of Thailand.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>TURKEY</td>
      <td>Barlas, Orhan Arif; 2 Gaziler Caddesi, Gaziantep.<br>Lawyer. Author of short stories and essays.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC</td>
      <td>E1 Dessuky, Mohamed Abd Aziz; 45 Abbassieh Street, Cairo.<br>Principal of Faraskour Secondary School under the Ministry of Education.</td>
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      <td>YUGOSLAVIA</td>
      <td>Grozdanich, Stanko Simeon; Lazarevacka 4 Serjak, Belgrade.<br>Legal-Counsel to the Yugoslav Trade Unions and a member of the editorial staff of <u>The Worker</u>.</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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UNITED STATES

Balch, Franklin Greene 3rd; Greenough 38, Harvard University, Cambridge.

Senior Research Assistant of the Defense Policy Seminar and candidate for PhD in International Relations at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. 1950-55, Special Assistant to the Chancellor of the Free University in Exile of the Free Europe Committee.

Gustafson, William Eric; Clavery 40, Harvard University, Cambridge.

Instructor of Economics and Research Assistant in the Graduate School of Public Administration.

Kelley, George Armstrong; 52 Radcliffe Road, Belmont.

Graduate of Harvard University, 1953. Received M.A. degree at Stanford University, 1954. Research Assistant for the Center for International Affairs.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

1958 Harvard International Seminar

BELGIAN CONGO **KANZA**, Thomas Rodolphe; Collegium Europae, Sint-Jacobstraat 41, Brussels.

Student in Advanced European Studies at the College of Europe; formerly Professor of Pedagogy and Africanism at St. Joseph Institute and the Institute of Physical Education, and in charge of the psychology courses at the Institute of Social Science, in Leopoldville.

BELGIUM **DEPONDT**, Albert; Avenue Brugmann 473, Brussels.

Magistrate of the Council of State, the highest administrative court in Belgium.

BRAZIL **PUPO NETTO**, Trajano; Praca Antonio Prado, 48, Sao Paulo.

Manager of the Sao Paulo Branch of the First National City Bank of N.Y.

BURMA **HLA**, Nai Pan; No. 48, Stewart Road, Rangoon.

Senior Cultural Officer, Mon Cultural Section, Ministry of Union Culture which is concerned with the revival of Mon literature and culture and with publishing books on this subject.

**NU**, Maung; No. 7, Kyaunggyi Street, Kemmendine, Rangoon.

Secretary of the Burma Research Board and therefore of the Executive Research Committee and the Burma Research Council; these bodies support scientific and engineering applied research.

CEYLAND **WIJESINHA**, Samson Sena; No. 8 Alfred House Road, Colombo 3.

Crown Counsel in the Department of the Attorney-General, presently Office Assistant to the Attorney-General.

CHINA **LIU**, Louis Cheng-Yuan; No. 6 Lane 6 Tai-An Street, Taipei City, Taiwan.

Delegate to the National Assembly and Chief of the Organization Department of the Democratic Socialist Party; Editor of the Democratic China Magazine, a bi-monthly publication.

DENMARK **KRISTENSEN**, Axel Christian; Peter Bangs Vej 78, 2, Copenhagen.

Member of Parliament; Vice-Chairman of the Venstres Landorganisation Party; formerly Minister of Commerce, Industry and Shipping.

EGYPT **EL GAMMAL**, Ali Hamdi; **Al-Ahram**, 14 Mazloum Street, Cairo.

Managing Editor of **Al-Ahram**, a daily newspaper; formerly Deputy Chief Editor of **Al-Akhbar**, a daily newspaper, and Chief Editor of the Middle East News Agency.

ENGLAND **FREETH**, Denzil Kingson; House of Commons, London S.W. 1.

Member of Parliament.

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PIPER, Mrs. Anne Horatia; 7, Lower Mall, London W. 6.

Novelist. Author of *Early to Bed, Green for Love, The Hot Year* and *Spinsters under the Skin*, among others.

SMITH, Mrs. Barbaa Newman; 63 York Terrace, London N.W. 1.

Journalist in the Foreign Department of *The Economist*.

FRANCE

ASSOUAD, Lionel Gerald; avenue des Ternes 83, Paris.

Joint General Secretary of "Le Centre Catholique des Intellectuels Francais," and Director of the series of volumes "Les Idees et La Vie," and Assistant to the Director of "La Vie des Metiers."

BONNEFOY, Yves, rue Lepic, 63, Paris 18e

Working at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique; poet, critic, translator and art historian. Author of *Peintures murales de la France gothique* and *Du Mouvement et de l'immobilite de Douve* (poems).

DELCOUR, Roland Jean; Chardon-Lagache No. 75, Paris.

Foreign Editor of *Le Monde*, a daily newspaper, with special reference to East and West Germany, Benelux, Switzerland, Austria and Italy; formerly their correspondent in Berlin.

GERMANY

EICK, Jürgen; Moerfelderlandstrasse 186, Frankfurt am Main.

Economic Editor of the *Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung*, a daily newspaper.

KAHN-ACKERMANN, Georg Michael; Reitmoorstrasse 15, Munich.

Member of the Bundestag; journalist.

WALSER, Martin; Zeppelinstrasse 18, Friedrichshafen.

Editor, producer and writer for the German Broadcasting Corporation in Stuttgart; author of *Ein Flugzeug über dem Haus* (short stories) and *Ehen in Philippsburg* (novel).

GHANA

ADALI-MORTTY, Geormbeeyi; P.O. Box 2733, Accra.

Organizer of Extra-Mural Studies of the University College of Ghana Institute of Extra-Mural Studies; author of articles and a book of poems.

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      <td>INDIA</td>
      <td>DEVAKI, Miss Mandyam Ananthampillai; 17-D<sub>1</sub> Flats, Diplomatic Enclave, New Delhi, c/o M.A.S. Rajan.<br>Research Associate in Economics at the Indian Cooperative Union.<br>SESHADRI, Tiruvenkat Krishnama; The Times of India, News Bureau, Bombay 1.<br>Senior Sub-Editor of The Times of India.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>INDONESIA</td>
      <td>SUMANTORO; 22 Street Sultan-agung, Djakarta.<br>Editor in Chief of Berita Indonesia, a daily newspaper.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>IRAQ</td>
      <td>AL-ASKARI, Ziad Jafar; Al-Askari Street, Baghdad.<br>Member of the Chamber of Deputies of the Iraq Parliament.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>IRELAND</td>
      <td>O NEILL, Seamus; 22, Glenart Avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin.<br>Professor of Irish History and Irish language at Carysfort College; author of several books including Tonn Tuile, and of articles and poetry.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>ISRAEL</td>
      <td>PRAWER, Joshua; Palmah Street, 32, Jerusalem.<br>Associate Professor in the Department of History of the Hebrew University; Chairman of the Pedagogical Council in the Ministry of Education and Culture.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>ITALY</td>
      <td>CODIGNOLA, Luciano; Via Jervis 1, Ivrea (Torino).<br>Director of the Library and the Cultural Educational Center of Olivetti Corporation; theater critic for Tempo Presente.<br>DE BELLEGARDE, Miss Lucia Geltrude de Saint Lary; 239 Via Masaccio, Florence.<br>Author of novels and short stories for young people; contributor to several Italian periodicals.<br>DEMATTEIS, Miss Giuseppina; Via Brofferio 1, Torino.<br>General Manager and part owner of Societa Italiana Lavorazioni Termoplastiche, a plastics company.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>JAPAN</td>
      <td>INOUE, Shin-ichi; c/o Kagamachi-ryo, No. 1, 2-chome Ichigaya-Kagamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.<br>Assistant to the Chief of the Foreign Exchange Control Department of the Bank of Japan.</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

4.

MUTO, Shunko; 1 Sanko-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

Assistant Judge of the Tokyo District Court; Assistant Instructor of
the Judicial Research and Training Institute of the Supreme Court.

NAKANISHI, Mrs. Tamako; No. 50, 2-chome Inagemachi, Chiba-City.

Staff member of the Tokyo Branch Office of the International Labor
Organization.

KOREA PYUN, Sung Yup; Posung Girls High School, Seoul.

Teacher of Music at Posung Girls High School, Seoul.

NETHERLANDS PESCHAR, Henri; H. Robbersstraat 26, Haarlem.

Member of Parliament.

PAKISTAN ALAM, Syed Nurul; c/o Department of Economics, University of Dacca, Dacca.

Lecturer in Economics at Dacca University.

SIKDAR, Mohammad Hazrat Ali; 272, Victoria Road, Karachi.

Advocate of the High Court of West Pakistan in Karachi.

PHILIPPINES BADARUDDIN, Datu Ahmad Nora; 1352 16-E (up) Laon Laan, Sampaloc, Manila.

Technical Assistant of the Committee on National Minorities of the House
of Representatives; Secretary-General of the Moslem Association of the
Philippines.

POLAND SZCZEPANSKI, Jan Jozef; Helclow 21, Krakow.

Author of several novels and short stories; translator; Member of the
Managing Board of the Union of Polish Writers.

SPAIN GRAU Petit, Carlos Alberto; Santalo 41 - 3º 1ª, Barcelona.

General Technical Secretary with Credinter S.A. Centro Internacional
de Promocion Economica, a society to study foreign and internal invest-
ment in Spain.

SWEDEN ULVENSTAM, Lars Henrik; Observatoriegatan 15, Stockholm.

Editor in Chief of Röster i Radio-TV, the weekly magazine of the
Swedish Broadcasting Corporation; radio lecturer on literary and
historical subjects.

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    <td>THAILAND</td>
    <td>ROJANAROJ, Prasert; 235/2 Srichan Lane, Klungdebsamutprakarn Road, Bangkok.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td>Assistant General Secretary of the Thai National Trade Union Congress; President of the Thai Clerical Employee Union.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>TURKEY</td>
    <td>SINANOGLU, Suat; University of Ankara, Ankara.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Professor and Chairman of the Institute of Classical Philology of the University of Ankara.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>VIET-NAM</td>
    <td>THANH, Hoang Khac; 67, Nguyen-cong-Tru, Saigon.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Comptroller General of the Credit Commercial du Viet-Nam, a commercial banking institution.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>YUGOSLAVIA</td>
    <td>SIMIC, Dusan; Savska 17, Belgrade.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Staff writer with the foreign department of Borba, a daily newspaper.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td>UNITED STATES</td>
    <td>BALCH, Franklin G.; 394 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Candidate for Ph.D. in International Relations at Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and research assistant for the Center for International Affairs. 1950-55, Special Assistant to the Chancellor of the Free University in Exile of the Free Europe Committee; 1957-58, research assistant for the Defense Studies Program.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td>BORKLUND, Elmer Warren; 7363 Coles Avenue, Chicago 49, Illinois.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Candidate for Ph.D. in English at the University of Chicago; 1955-56, instructor at the University of Chicago; 1956-58, serving with the U.S. Army.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td>GUSTAFSON, Eric; 83 Federal Street, Brunswick, Maine.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Candidate for Ph.D. in Economics at Harvard University and Ford Foundation Fellow in metropolitan economic problems; Economist with the New York Metropolitan Region Study.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td></td>
    <td>HOUGHTELING, James L., Jr.; 1153 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.</td>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td>Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh. Formerly with ECA (Marshall Plan), Washington and Paris.</td>
  </tr>
</table>

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

1957 Harvard International Seminar

BELGIAN CONGO **BIROLI-BARANYANKA**, Joseph; St. Antony's College, Oxford, England.
Graduate student in Economics at Oxford; a prince of Ruanda-Urandi.

CEYLAND **RAJASINGHAM**, Mrs. Jeunesse Lilawathi; 104/2 Horton Place, Colombo.

Assistant Secretary, Gal Oya Development Board; formerly Secretary, Council for Technical Cooperation in South and South-East Asia; lawyer.

CHINA **CHEN**, Chi-lu; National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan.

Associate Professor in the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology at the National Taiwan University.

DENMARK **PEDERSEN**, Werner Carl; Spurvehøjvej 9¹, Copenhagen Vb.

Secretary of the Workers' Educational Association, the Central educational body of the labor movement in Denmark.

EGYPT **SHAHEEN**, Miss May Abobakr; 6, Sahafa Street, Cairo.

Columnist for Akhbar el Yom (a weekly); an Editor of **El Guil** and **Akher Saa**.

ENGLAND **GODWIN**, Keith; Flat 2, 10 the Glebe, Blackheath, London S.E. 3.

Sculptor. Lecturer at London University and Hammersmith School of Architecture and Art.

**HOWELL**, Denis Herbert; 11, Pendragon Road, Birmingham 22b.

Member of Parliament.

**WOOD**, John Bradshaw; 2 Cheyne Row, London S.W. 3.

Presently working for Lazard Brothers & Co., merchant bankers. Formerly an economist in the War Cabinet Secretariat, with the Conservative Research Department, and with the **Manchester Guardian**.

FINLAND **VON BONSDORFF**, Henrik Oskar; Braxengrässvägen 1 B 30, Helsingfors.

Foreign Affairs Editor of **Hufvudstadsbladet**, a daily newspaper.

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      <td>FRANCE</td>
      <td>CHABRAND, Pierre Henri; 15, Rue des Beaux Arts, Paris VI.<br>On the staff of the Ministry of Justice, dealing particularly with international relations.<br><br>NATHAN, Miss Monique; Boulevard Suchet 45, Paris.<br>In charge of the literary department of Editions du Seuil and Editor of their series "Ecrivains de toujours." Literary critic.<br><br>RAVIX, Laurent Jules; 3, Descente de Larvotto, Monte Carlo.<br>Administrator with the French Overseas Service; presently at Oxford University taking the Overseas Service Course; formerly stationed in Africa and in Indochina.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>GERMANY</td>
      <td>HÖLLERER, Walter Friedrich; Arndtstrasse 25, Frankfurt am Main.<br>Professor of German language and literature at Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe and Frankfurt Universities; Editor of Akzente; Reader for the Suhrkamp-Verlag; poet and critic.<br><br>KROHER, Emil Leonhard; Danzigerstrasse 12, Bad Godesberg.<br>Chief of Section, Bundeszentrale für Heimatdienst (a Federal German agency for democratic education).<br><br>WECK, Gerhard Paul; Hartsteinstrasse 2, Bonn.<br>Economic Correspondent of the Dusseldorfer Nachrichten and the Frankfurter Neue Presse; lawyer.</td>
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      <td>HONG KONG</td>
      <td>HO, Chen Yah; 110 Waterloo Road, Kowloon.<br>General Manager of the Union Press, comprising The Union Research Institute, The Union Press Book Publications, the China Weekly Society, etc.</td>
    </tr>
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      <td>INDIA</td>
      <td>KAPUR, Harish Chandra; 16 Rue du Trente-un-decembre, Geneva, Switzerland<br>Graduate Assistant in Diplomatic History at the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva.<br><br>MUKHERJEE, Miss Mukul; 7, Jantar Mantar Road, New Delhi.<br>Secretary of the Foreign Relations Department of the Indian National Congress and Head of the Women's Department of the Indian National Congress.<br><br>PANT, Narain Krishna; Barrack No. 7, Central Avenue, Delhi 8.<br>Deputy Director in charge of the Greater Delhi Survey Section at the Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi.</td>
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INDONESIA
SIAGIAN, Gajus; 8 Djalan Sumenep, Djakarta.
Secretary and Lecturer at Gamaliel University; General Manager of the Indonesian National Press & Publicity Service.

ISRAEL
ALLON, Yigal; Kibbutz Genossar, Post Tiberias.
Member of Parliament; General Secretary of the Zionist-Socialist Party.

ITALY
LA CAPRIA, Raffaele; viale delle Medaglie d'oro 283A, Rome.
Assistant Director of the Cultural Programs Department of the RAI (the Italian Radio).
URBANI, Giovanni; Via Bruxelles 67, Rome.

Art Historian Inspector at the Istituto Centrale del Restauro; art critic for *Il Punto*.

VIANELLO-CHIODO, Marco; 2, Rue de Lens, Strasbourg, France.

Supervisor in the Secretariat of the European Commission of Human Rights, Council of Europe.

JAPAN
MORI, Osamu; Ikuta Ku, Higashi Kawasaki-cho 7 chome, 357, Kobe.
Editorial writer for the *Kobe Shimbun*, a daily newspaper.

TOKUYAMA, Jiro; Suginami-ku Koenji 5 chome 771, Tokyo-to.

Staff officer (major, Ground Self Defense Force) of the Joint Staff Secretariat of the Defense Agency.

WATANABE, Roo; c/o Mr. Kato, 2-5-9 Kamiuma, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.

Secretary of the International Affairs Bureau of the Social Democratic Party.

KOREA
LEE, Dai Won; 15-83, Heiwha, Dong, Chongro Ku, Seoul.
Artist.

MALAYA
AZIZ, Ungku Abdul; Eng Neo Avenue, 125 H, Singapore.
Lecturer in Economics at the University of Malaya.

NETHERLANDS
BROUWER, Cornelis; 24 Ruychrocklaan, The Hague.
Representative in the Netherlands of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

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      <td>PAKISTAN</td>
      <td>JALAL, Hamid; Planning Board, Government of Pakistan, Karachi.<br>Public Relations Officer (Head of the Publicity Section) of the planning Board, concerned with publicizing the objectives of the Five Year Plan; formerly News Editor, Radio Pakistan<br>SHAH, Nasim Hasan; 3, Begam Road, Lahore.<br>Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the High Court of West Pakistan; Lecturer at the Law College of the University of the Punjab.</td>
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      <td>PHILIPPINES</td>
      <td>QUIAZON, Troadio T.; No. 116 South 13, Sampaloc Avenue, Quezon City.<br>Solicitor in the Office of the Solicitor General; Lecturer at the College of Law of the University of the Philippines.</td>
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      <td>POLAND</td>
      <td>WOZNIAKOWSKI, Jacek; Pijarska 5, Krakow.<br>Assistant Editor of Tygodnik Powszechny, a Catholic weekly; Lecturer on the history of art and on esthetics at the Catholic University of Lublin; translator.</td>
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      <td>SPAIN</td>
      <td>GARTON, Dionisid; General Sanjurjo no. 31, Madrid.<br>Student in the Civil Service International School of Madrid; Assistant teacher in the Faculty of Law at Madrid.</td>
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      <td>SWITZERLAND</td>
      <td>FRITSCH, Bruno; Kriegerstrasse 76, Basel.<br>Research Assistant at the Basle Centre for Economic and Financial Research.</td>
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      <td>TURKEY</td>
      <td>ECEVIT, Bülent M.; Ankara.<br>Columnist on political and international affairs for Ulus, a daily newspaper.</td>
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      <td>VIETNAM</td>
      <td>VO TOAN, Cong; 23 rue de l'Interne-Loeb, Paris XIII.<br>Architect and decorator; Executive Secretary of the Association of Vietnamese Technicians and Scientists in France.</td>
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      <td>UNITED STATES</td>
      <td>HOUGHTELING, James L., Jr.; 1153 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania<br>Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh. Formerly with ECA (Marshall Plan), Washington and Paris.</td>
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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1956

**BELGIUM**
VAN BILSEN, Joseph; 2 Rue des Paroissiens, Brussels, Belgium
Professor of social law at the College of Overseas Territories, Antwerp. Formerly deputy chief of staff of the Minister of Education. Has written extensively about Africa.

**CEYLAND**
FERNANDO, Wattage Johanis; 3 De Fonseka Place, Bamalapitiya, Colombo.
Assistant Commissioner of Local Government in Ceylon. Has written and produced a number of Sinhalese plays and is an authority on Sinhalese literature and culture.

KANAKARATNE, Neville Theseus Dharmapala; 103 Greenlands Road, Colombo.

Crown Counsel in the Department of the Attorney General, Ceylon.

**CHINA**
PENG, Ming-min; College of Law, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Formosa

Associate Professor of International Law, National Taiwan University.

**DENMARK**
JENSEN, Svend Börge; Møllevangen 46, Birkerod, Nr. Copenhagen, Denmark
Chairman of the Danish Social-Democratic Youth Organization. Chief Editor of *Free Youth*

**ENGLAND**
DAVIS, Michael McFarland; St. Mary's, Detillens Lane, Oxted, Surrey.

Principal at the Air Ministry, London. Formerly Private Secretary to the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Air.

KENNEDY, Peter John; 58 Greenford Gardens, Greenford, Middlesex.

Assistant Lecturer in Physics, King's College, London University.

ROSS, William; 10 Chapelpark Road, Ayr, Scotland

Member of Parliament.

TOWNSEND, John Rowe; 28 Netherwood Road, Northenden, Manchester.

Editor of the *Manchester Guardian Weekly*, Art Editor of the *Manchester Guardian*.

**FINLAND**
MALINEN, Pekka Kullervo; Pihlajatie 47-49 B. 28, Helsinki, Finland
Secretary-General of the Finnish People's Party.

**FRANCE**
CLEMENT, Alain Marcel; Karl-Schurz-Str. 25, Bad Godesberg/Friesdorf.
Correspondent of Le Monde (Paris) in Germany

d'ARVISENET, Guy Hippolyte; Rue Beaumont 19a, Luxembourg, Grand Duchy.

Head of the Research and Documentation Department, Common Assembly, European Community for Coal and Steel. Formerly Secretary of the French delegation to the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe.

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PARIS, Jean Georges; 38 Rue Saint Sulpice, Paris VI, France

On the staff of the *Bulletin Analytique*, at the National Scientific Research Center, Sorbonne. Has published numerous poems, essays, translations, and is at present working on a detailed study on the modern novel.

SIMONARD, Andre Constant; Rue Henri Heine 17, Paris, France

Professor at the Higher School of Commercial Science, University of Paris. Legal Consultant of the Ministry of the Merchant Navy. Formerly first counsellor to the Minister for Public Works and Transport; Cabinet Director to the Secretary of State in the Government of M. Mendes-France.

GERMANY

CLAES, Astrid (now Mrs. Joachim Gehlhoff); Gr. Bockenheimerstrasse 6, Frankfurt/Main, Germany

Writer and poetess. Has published numerous translations, book reviews, poems and short stories.

GEHLHOFF, Joachim Heinrich; Gr. Bockenheimerstrasse 6, Frankfurt/Main

Economic editor with the *Deutsche Zeitung*.

POTHORN, Herbert; Madnlstrasse 8, Munich 23, Germany

Free lance artist and writer. Has written and illustrated several stories for television.

INDIA

BOSE, Hiralal; 7 Jantar Mantar Road, New Delhi 1, India

Youth Organizer, All India Congress Committee, New Delhi. Organization of young people throughout India for future responsibilities, through camps, seminars, study classes, debates, etc.

DAS, Ajit Kumar; Tower House, Chowringhee Square, Calcutta 1, India

Correspondent of United Press for Eastern India, Correspondent for the Mainichi Newspapers, Japan. Professor of Economics at City College, Calcutta University.

KUPPUSWAMY, Bangalore; Maharaja's College, University of Mysore, India

Professor and Head of the Department of Psychology, University of Mysore.

RAJADHYAKSHA, Narayan Dattaram; 17 Sitaladevi Building, Lady Jamshedji Road, Mahim - 16, Bombay, India

Lecturer in Logic and Philosophy, Jai Hind College, Bombay. Also actively associated with adult education work.

INDONESIA

DIAH, Mrs. Herawati; 61 Djalan Diponegoro, Djakarta, Indonesia

Editor of newspaper *Indonesian Observer*, Editor of *Madjalah Merdeka*, illustrated weekly, and editor of *Keluarga*, a monthly magazine.

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**IRAQ**
**MAHFUZ**, Husain Ali; Kuraish 77/42, Kadhimain, Iraq.
An authority on the Shi'ite sect of Islam. Author of *The Poets of the Shi'ite center of Kadhimain*.

**ITALY**
**BORGHESE**, Alasia; Via Terme Deciane 10, Rome, Italy
Sculptress. Regular contributor to the newspaper *Giorนาle d'Italia*.

**DE MARCHI**, Ernesto Ignazio Riccardo; Valbrona, Como, Italy

Co-Editor of *Occidente*. Research Assistant to the chair of Juris-
prudence at the University of Turin.

MERLINI, Giovanni; Corso Re Umberto 54, Turin, Italy

Assistant to the President of the Unione Tipografico-Editrice Torinese,
a publishing house. Publishing Director of the Dizionario Enciclo-
pedico UTET; National Vice-Secretary for the European Federalist Movement.

JAPAN
KUME, Mrs. Ai; Suginamiku, Koenji-5, 772 Tokyo, Japan

Attorney at law; Professor of criminal law at Meiji University.

MIZUKI, Mikiso; c/o Statistical Laboratory, Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana.

Presently doing graduate work at Purdue University. Formerly
Supervisor of the Biometrics Section, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission.

NAGASUE, Eiichi; 40 Imakumano-Minamihiyoshicho, Higashiyama-ku, Kioto.

General Secretary of the Japan Social Democratic Party of the Kioto
Area. Lecturer at Doshisha University; President of the Nagasue
Institute of Public Opinion Research; Member of the Kioto Prefectural
Assembly.

SAKAI, Kishiro; 573 Kyodo-cho, Setagaya-ku 6, Tokyo, Japan

Foreign News Editor, Tokyo Bureau of the Hokkaido Shimbun.

KOREA
LEE, Yong Hoe; 145 3rd Ka, Myung Iyun Dong, Chongroku, Seoul, Korea
Associate Professor, Seoul National University; Director of the
Department of International Relations.

NETHERLANDS
MEIJER, Emil Rudolf; Johan Coussetstraat 9, Diemen, Holland
In charge of the Educational Department of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

PAKISTAN
BEG, Aziz; Editor, Star, 54, The Mall, Lahore, Pakistan
Editor of the Star, a Pakistan weekly, Managing Director of Modern
Papers, Ltd.

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OMAR, A. Mannon; Rabwah, Jhang District, West Pakistan

Chairmen, the Oriental and Religious Publishing Corporation, Ltd. Has supervised translations of the Koran into English, German and Dutch, and has codified "Musnad Ahmad-Bin-Hambal."

SHEIKH, Imaduddin Ahmed; 30A, Sindhi Muslim Housing Society, Karachi 3

Adviser to the Constituent Assembly. Editor of *Opinion*, a news-weekly. Editor of *Maghribi Pakistan*, a Urdu daily.

PHILIPPINES
ARCINAS, Mrs. Fe Rodriguez; 104 Retiro, Sta. Mesa Heights, Quezon City.

Instructor in Sociology, University of the Philippines.

PADUA, Ceferino Padua; 2327 Leveriza, Pasay City.

Chief Legal Counsel, Social Welfare Administration. Professor of Law and Liberal Arts, Francisco College.

SPAIN
DE SOIGNIE, Ramon Fernandez; Residencia "Relaciones Culturales", Granja 4, Madrid, Spain.

Student in the Diplomatic School, Madrid.

MALLO, Joaquin; 23 Zurbano, Madrid.

Studying to become a commercial adviser to the Government.

SWITZERLAND
METTLER, Eric; 77 Princes Way, London S.W. 19, England

Chief London correspondent of the *Neue Zürcher Zeitung*.

TURKEY
FEYZIOGLU, Turhan; Bahcolievler 27, Sok. 31, Ankara, Turkey.

Professor of Administrative Law, University of Ankara.

YUGOSLAVIA
IBLER, Vladimir; Svacicev trg 12, Zagreb, Yugoslavia.

Lecturer for International Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb.

UNITED STATES
HOUGHTELING, James L., Jr.; S.I.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh 13, Pa.

Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh. Formerly with ECA (Marshall Plan), Washington and Paris, 1948-1952.

KENISTON, Kenneth; Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Graduate of Harvard University, 1951; Rhodes Scholar, Oxford, England, 1951-53; Society of Fellows, Harvard University.

OWENS, John; Box 325, Wesleyan Station, Middletown, Connecticut

Instructor in Political Science, Wesleyan University.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1955

AUSTRIA
BACHMAN, Ingeborg; Henselstrasse 26, Klagenfurt, Austria
Poet and free-lance writer. Publications: Die gestundete Zeit (volume of poems), 1953; Lieder von einer Insel (poems in "Botteghe Oscure"), 1954; "Die Zikaden," (radio play), 1955.

BELGIUM
VAN DEN EEDE, Georges J.F.Z.; Rue Goethe 8, Luxembourg

Head of the Committee's Division of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community; previously secretary of Belgian senatorial committees. Publications: essay on the structure and history of the Belgian Parliament, 1952; contributed to political and social reports issued by the Common Assembly.

CHINA
HSU, William; 18 Homantin Street, 2nd floor, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Chief Editor of the Union Press which publishes the China Weekly, the Chinese Student Weekly, the Children's Paradise (fortnightly). Publications: Higher Education in Communist China; The Fight for your School; How the Chinese Communists Treat Students; Germ Warfare; Journey to Paradise.

EGYPT
AMIN, Osman, 22a, Shari Mohamed Said, Cairo, Egypt

Professor of Philosophy at Cairo University. Publications: L'Humanisme de F.C.S.Schiller, 1939; Descartes, 1942; Les Traits Essentiels de l'Esprit Francais, 1944; Muhammad Abduh (a biography), 1944; Stoic Philosophy, 1944; several philosophical essays and translations.

ENGLAND
BAINES, Jocelyn C.; 108 St. George's Square, London S.W. 1, England

Editor at Longman's Green & Co., Publishers. Publications: various reviews in The Observer and The London Magazine; presently engaged on a critical biography of Conrad.

CHETWYND, George R.; 95 Croxted Road, Gipsy Hill, London S.E. 21

Member of Parliament (Labor); previously Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Local Government and Planning. Chairman of Queen Mary's Hospital for disabled ex-servicemen.

HEATH-STUBBS, John; 34 Kensington Park Gardens, London N.W. 11

Poet and writer; Gregory Fellow in Poetry, Leeds University. Publications: The Darkling Plain (literary criticism), Charles Williams (in preparation); several volumes of verse; several translations.

LEE, Gordon C; The Economist, 22 Ryder Street, St. James's, London S.W.1

Financial journalist on The Economist, Member of the Editorial Staff. Publications: numerous articles on investment, taxation and accounting.

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FINLAND

TOLLET, Carl G.; Tavastvagen 68A15, Helsingfors, Finland

General Secretary, Finnish Foreign Trade Association. Formerly vice-president of the Finnish National Union of Students.

Publications: several articles on economic policy and foreign trade in Finnish and international periodicals.

FRANCE

BURK, Pierre A.; Poste restante, Rue de l'Epee de Bois, Paris V, France

Author, Publications: articles in Esprit and France-Observateur; presently engaged on a book entitled, *Historie du Movement Francais et International*.

CALVEZ, Jean Y.; L' Montee de Fourviere, Lyon, Rhone, France

Professor of Social Science at the Institut Superieur de Philosophie, Chantilly. Collaborator for the *Revue de l'Action Populaire*, published under the auspices of the Institut Catholique, Paris. Publications: * Droit international et souverainete en U.R.S.S.*, 1953; numerous articles in French publications.

d'ANDLAU, Mme. Helene, 102 av. de Neuilly, Neuilly s/Seine, France

Painter, free-lance writer, literary critic and sculptor. Regular collaborator with "La Revue Francaise," "Echo," (international magazine). Publications: numerous articles (and illustrations) for British and French publications.

DUMUR, Guy; 17 Rue de Bellechasse, Paris, France

Writer, novelist, literary and dramatic critic. Publications: *Les Petites Filles Modeles*; *Le Metin de Leurs Jours*; an essay on Pirandello.

GERMANY

DORING, Karl; Botschaft der Bundes republik, Deutschland, Bangkok, Thailand

Member of the German Foreign Service at the central office in Bonn. Formerly Counsellor of Legation at the German Embassy in Yugoslavia.

PAULSEN, Ernst M.; German Embassy, Washington, D.C.

Personal Assistant to the Secretary of State in the Dienststelle Blank before his appointment to the German Embassy in Washington, D.C. Formerly member of the German delegation of the Interim Committee of the European Defence Community. Publications: manuscript on the trusteeship in International Law, 1949.

SOMBART, Nicolaus, 2, Rue de Lens, Strasburg, Germany

Council of Europe, Secretary of the Committee of Cultural Questions of the Consultative Assembly. Publications:

Cappriccio No. 1 (novel), 1947. Ursprung der Soziologie bei Saint-Simon und Comte, etc; Beitrag zur "Einfuehrung in die Soziologie" ed. by Alfred Weber, 1955.

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UNSELD, Siegfried; 94 Eschersheimer Landstrasse, Frankfurt/Main, Germany

Member of the Board of Direcrors, Suhrkamp Verlag. Publications:
Das Werk von Hermann Hesse - Essays on Hesse, Kafka, Loerke, Max
Frisch - Characteristics of the Modern German Short Story.

INDIA
BHOJWANI, Narayan Kundammal; 5 Meenabagh, King Edward Road, New Delhi,
India

Secretary, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Government of
India (liason between Parliament and all Ministries, Coordination
of Parliamentary business of Ministries, planning of business in
both houses of Parliament). Publications: numerous articles in
Indian journals.

JAIN, Lakshmi Chand; 43 Golf Links Road, New Delhi, India

General Secretary of the Indian Cooperative Union. Publications:
responsible for publication of several reports; articles in the
All India Cooperative Review.

NAIDU, P. S. Rajagopal; 11 Infantry Road, Vellore, South India

Member of Parliament and an advocate of Supreme Court of India.

ROY, Sochi Raut; 42 Garden Reach Road, Calcutta 24, India

Executive Officer of the Kesoram Cotton Mills, Ltd., Calcutta.
Publications: poetry and novels written in English, Oriva and
Bengali; text books; books on social welfare and industrial
relations subjects.

INDONESIA
HAZIL; Dj. Salemba Tengah 30, Djakarta, Indonesia

Executive assistant to the President of "Penbangunan" Ltd.,
Publishers and Booksellers. Publications: biographies of
Jawaharlal Nehru, 1950, and Taku Umar, 1952; book on the U.N.
and other International organizations, 1952.

SITIMPOEL, Harris Fadilla; Djalan Tjimandiri 10, Djakarta, Indonesia

Editor, Merdeka; columnist, Indonesian Observer. Publications:
The Reconstruction in Holland, 1948; Tanah air Kita (documentary
on Indonesia).

IRAN
CHUBAK, M. Sadeq, c/o The National Iranian Oil Company, Teheran, Iran

Inspector, Distribution Department, National Iranian Oil Co.,
Teheran; Publications: numerous short stories in Persian; several
translations.

ISRAEL
SIEW, Arie; 7 Cremieux, Tel-Aviv, Israel

Chief News Editor of HAARETZ, a daily newspaper. Publications:
Survey of World Press (T.A., 1946); numerous editorials, columns,
features.

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**ITALY**

**BORSA**, Giorgio; Via Caronti 12, Milano, Italy

Head of the Eastern Asia Department, Instituto Studi Politica Internazionale; correspondent for the London Times; lecturer in Colonial History, Pavia University. Publications: *The Termination of International Mandates*, 1934; *Gandhi and the Indian Renaissance*, 1942; On the Philosophy of P. Martinetti, 1951; and other books; also several translations and articles.

**RADICONCINI**, Silvia; Via Monserrato 34, Rome, Italy

Architect; founder and editor of *Metron* (architectural magazine). Publications: articles in *Metron*, *Domus*, *Casa-bella*, *Stile and Architectural Design*, as well as in several books.

**SPAZIANI**, Miss Maria Luisa; Via Pesaro 26, Turin, Italy

Literary advisor for the Mondadori publishing form, Milan. Publications: articles in *Epoca*, *Tempo*, *Preuves*, *L'approde*, *Communita*, *Ia Stampa*, *Bellezza*; poems in *Poeti nuovi*, 1949; *Poetessc del Novecento*, 1952 and in numerous reviews.

**JAPAN**

**ITO**, Kikuji; 8 Shichiki Shimogishi-cho, Kamikyo Ku, Kyoto, Japan

Professor of Sociology, Doshisha University, Kyoto. Publications: numerous articles in professional journals, magazines and newspapers.

**NAGAI**, Kunio; 25-25 Fukno-machi, Shinjuku, Tokyo City, Japan

Chief of Foreign Exchange Section, Foreign Department, the Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd.

**SAKURAUCHI**, Takeshi; Mitsui and Co., Ltd., 609 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles 17, California

Chief in charge of import and export of General Merchandise Section, Foreign Trade Department, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

**SUZUMURA**, Shingo; 1, 2-chome, Nagata-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Head of the Personnel Section of the Prime Minister's Office. Publications: *Explanation of the New Medical System*.

**KOREA**

**WHANG**, Sung Soo; National Assembly, Republic of Korea, Seoul, Korea

Lawyer; Member of Korean National Assembly; Lecturer on Political Science and International Law, Union Christian College. Publications: *History of Political Thought*, 1950; *Old World View and New World View*, 1954.

**NETHERLANDS**

**VAN LIER**, Theo J.A.M.; Sportlaan 630, The Hague, The Netherlands

Member of the Lower House of Parliament (Second Chamber). Publications: *The Social Message of the Papal Encyclicals*, 1949; articles in *Socialism and Democracy* (a scientific monthly).

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**NORWAY**
**GLESNE, Truls; Ullevalsveien 51, Oslo, Norway**
Chief of the National Budget Office in the Ministry of Finance; conducting a survey on measures for defeating an economic depression.

**PAKISTAN**
**ABDUL BARI, Muhammad; 27/h Azimpur Estate, Dacca, Pakistan**
Professor of Arabic and Persian, Dacca College. Publications: Islam and Socialism, The Islamic Literature, 1951; The Fara'idi Movement; Political Aims of Sayyid Ahmad Barelwi; numerous articles in Bengali.

**SIDDIQI, Marghub; 13 Ganga Ram Building, The Mall, Lahore, Pakistan**

News Editor of Civil and Military Gazette Lahore. Publications: Realism in Shakespeare's Last Plays, 1944; A Memorandum to Posterity, (incomplete).

**PHILIPPINES**
**AZCARATE, Federico V.; 1126-2 Misericordia, Manila, The Philippines**

Senior Research Assistant for the Rehabilitation Finance Corporation, Publications: articles in the Evening News Magazine; book reviews in the Evening News and Manila Chronicle.

**SANTOS, Ruben F.; 1207 Vito Cruz, Manila, The Philippines**

Chief, Wage Administration Service, Dept. of Labor; professor of mercantile and labor laws, Far Eastern University, Manila; associate editor of This Week. Publications: numerous short stories, essays, poems.

**SPAIN**
**FERRAN, Jaime, C.; Alcala 44, 6º piso, Madrid, Spain**

Chief of National Cultural Activities at the Spanish Union of Students. Publications: la piedra mas reciente; Desde esta orilla; Poemas del viajero. Winner of the "Ciudad de Barcelona."

**ZAVALA, Rafael; Gran Via 22, Bilboa, Spain**

Lawyer; legal adviser to "Centro Industrial de Vizcaya." Publications: numerous articles in various magazine.

**TURKEY**
**SUVLA, Refii S.; Bomonti Arpas yu No. 20, Istanbul, Turkey**

Professor of Economics, Istanbul University; Member of the Board of Directors, Central Bank of Turkey. Publications: La Banque Centrale de la Republique de Turquie, 1933; The Problems of International Payments in Turkey and in the World, 1937; Economics, 2 vol., 1949; numerous articles in Turkish and French.

UNITED
STATES

HOUGHTELING, James L. Jr.; S.I.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh 13, Pa.

Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Formerly with ECA (Marshall Plan) Washington and Paris, 1948-1952.

KAREKEN, John; 1675 Massachusetts Avenue, Apt. 6, Cambridge, Mass.

Instructor in Economics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.; graduate student at MIT.

MARTIN, Harold C.; 82 Wyoming Road, Newtonville 60, Massachusetts

Director, General Education A at Harvard; Member of the faculty of Arts and Science; Member of the Board of Freshmen Advisors; tutor in English. PhD., June 1955, Harvard

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1954

AUSTRIA
**GREDLER**, Dr. Willfried A.; Strauchgasse 1, Vienna, Austria
Member of Parliament; Director Trusteeship Corp.; General Secretary of European League of Economic Cooperation; Publications: Articles on European Integration, minority problems, etc.

BELGIUM
**NOSSENT**, Dr. Raymond E.; 231 Avenue Moliere, Brussels, Belgium
Member of Parliament; Barrister, Court of Appeal in Brussels; Vice President of the Commission of Justice of the Chamber; Member, Town Council ofIxelles; Publications: Articles on juridical and political matters.

DENMARK
**ILSØE**, Peter; Mellemvang 9, Hersholm, Denmark
Adviser on international economic questions to Joint Chief of Danish Defence; Publications: "Engles Laws" published in *Det danske mærked*; Pamphlets on economic development in Poland and Czechoslovakia and reports to Danish Foreign Policy Society and periodicals.

EGYPT
**ZAYED**, Said; 43 Sultan Hussein Street, Cairo, Egypt
Editor, Egyptian Academy for the Arabic Language; Publications: Numerous contributions to *Al-Azhar Magazine* on philosophical topics.

ENGLAND
**AYRTON**, Michael; Bradfields, Toppesfield, N. Halstead, Essex, England
Artist, author, book illustrator, theater designer, broadcaster, lecturer; Publications: *The Heritage of British Painting*, 1946; *A Master of Pastiche* (*An Essay on the influence of Picasso*), 1946; *Marc Chagall*, 1948; *Degas*, 1953, and others; Theatrical productions designed: Macbeth, 1942; Le Festin de l'Araignee (A ballet with music by Albert Roussel), 1944; and others; Principal books illustrated: *The Duchess of Malfi*, 1945; *The Poems of John Keats*, 1948; Oscar Wilde's *The Picture of Dorian Gray*, 1948, and others.

MACK SMITH, Denis; Peterhouse, Trumpington Street, Cambridge, England

Assistant Lecturer, Cambridge University; Fellow and tutor, College of Peterhouse, Cambridge University; Publications: *Cavour and Garibaldi*, 1860; *A History of Italy*, 1860-1950.

NALLY, Will; The Meads, Croft Hill Road, Manchester 10, England

Member of Parliament; Journalist; Publications: A number of Consumer Co-operative and associated studies.

TAYLOR, Geoffrey D.; Address unknown

Chief foreign sub-editor, Manchester Guardian.

FRANCE
**CASTILLON DU PERRON**, Marguerite; 1 Ave. Silvestre de Sacy, Paris, France
Author; Publications: Articles published in *Revue des Deux Mondes*, *Miroir de l'Histoire*, and *Revue de l'Institut Napoleon. Enfants royaux d'aujourd'hui*, 1953; *La Princesse Mathilde*, 1953.

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GISCARD D'ESTAING, Francois; 5 Avenue Montespan, Paris XVI, France

Inspection Generale des Finances, Ministere des Finances.
Connected with control of public accountants and organization of
financial services.

SALLERON ( SERANT ), Paul; 6 Rue de Villersexel, Paris VII, France

Journalist for Radiodiffusion Francaise, Foreign Service;
Assistant Editor of Federation (a monthly review); Publications:
Le Meutre Rituel, a novel; Note: Serant is his pen name.

GERMANY

GRUENTER, Dr. Rainer; Koln-Lindenthal, Albertus-Magnus-Platz

Lecturer, Department of German Studies, University of Cologne,
with emphasis on medieval and modern German literature; Publica-
tions: Articles - "Zum Problem der literarischen Kritik,"
Neue Literarische Welt, 31/12/52; "Osbert Sitwells Memoiren,"
Merkur, 1951, No. 39; "The Enchafed Flood von W.H. Auden,"
Merkur, 1954, No. 72; and numerous other articles and book reviews.

ONCKEN, Dirk; 48 Boulevard de la Marne, Strasbourg, France

Member of German Foreign Service in Bonn; Assistant Editor, *Die*
Gegenwart, 1948-49; Former Director, German Civil Liberties Union,
1950-1952; Publications: *The Imperialistic Motive in German Politics*
before 1914.

PHILIPP, Wolfgang; Vilmarhaus, Ortengerstr. 4, Marburg-Lahn

Lecturer of Systematic Theology and Religious Folklore. Student
Chaplain of the University of Marburg; Publications: *The*
Estimation of Woman or Matriarchy (1942); *Dying and Resurrecting*
*Gods in Greater Europe* (burnt in manuscript); *The Christian Churches*
*of the World* (1951) *The Trinity as an Anthropological Category*
(3 vols. not yet printed); *Enlightenment and Miracle* (3 vols. not
yet printed).

WEICHERT, Juergen C.; Germanenstrasse 60, Bad Godesberg, Germany

Secretary, Foreign Affairs Committee and Secretary on the All-
German Affairs Committee of the Western German Parliament;
Member of the temporary staff of the Assembly of the European
Steal and Coal Community; Publications: *Jeglicher Tag*, 1948
(fiction), and *Kreuzweg*, 1951 (fiction).

INDIA

KRISHNAMURTHY, B. V.; 180 Marine Drive, Bombay, India

Professor and lecturer in Economics, School of Economics and
Sociology, University of Bombay; Publications: *Pricing in Planned*
*Economy*, 1949.

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MARATHE, S. S.; 28 Ferozshah Road, New Delhi, India

Senior Assistant Secretary of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (central commercial and industrial organization in India - consulted by Government on matters of economic and financial policies); Publications: "Social Accounting," published in *Economic Weekly*, January 1951.

SUNDARAM, P. S.; Killa, Cuttack, India

Member, Orissa Public Service Commission (corresponds to Civil Service Commission in England). Editing work for Patria and Utkal Universities.

INDONESIA
SANI, Asrul; Djalan Tjiwaringin 18, Bogor, Indonesia

Editor, *Siasat* (Indonesian weekly), Djakarta, in charge of cultural section; Co-editor of *Zenith*, a new monthly for art and literature. Member, Production Board of PERSARI-FILM: Publications: *Collection of Poems* and *Essay on Short Stories*.

IRAN
MO'IN, Mohammad; 400 Dastgah, Khiaban-e Dowwom, Teheran, Iran

Professor of Persian Literature, University of Teheran, Iran; Publications: Preface to *Diwan of Hafiz*, 1939; *Hafiz and Study of his Works*, 1940; Editor of numerous anthologies of Persian prose, translations; *Mazdaism and its Influence upon Persian Literature*, 1947, and other books on Persian literature.

ITALY
FERRANTE, Franco; Via Baravalle 27, Milan, Italy

Judge of the Milan Court (First Chamber); Member, Centro di prevenzione e difesa sociale and Head of the Foreign Relations Dept.; Publications: Numerous articles in *Foro dei Tribunali*, *Foro Italiano*, *Rivista della Proprieta Intellectuale ed Industriale*, *Monito re dei tribunali*, *Giurisprudenza Italiana*, and *Monitore dei Tribunali*.

MANNUCCI, Cesare; Via Vittorio Lochi 3, Rome, Italy

Ministry of Labor; Attache, personal secretary of the Minister; Member of the Comitato d'Iniziativa, created by the national convention of "Abolire la miseria." Publications: Articles in *Mondo Economico*, *Giustizia*, and *Assistenza D'Oggi*.

PASOLINI, Antonia; Piazza cairoli 3, Rome, Italy

Writer, Journalist, Translator for publishers, radio, Literary magazines; Publications: Essays - "Vernon Lee and fin-de-siecle aestheticism in Oxford and Cambridge", 1945; an introductory essay to her translation of Stevenson's "The Bottle Imp", 1947; Introductory essay to translation of Virginia Woolf's "The Haunted House," 1948, and critical essay on the "Problems of Theater," *Lo Spettato-re Italiano*, March, 1951.

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JAPAN

KATO, Hidetoshi; c/o Miss Nagatomi, Izumoji Tatemotocho,
108 Kamikyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan

Assistant, Research Institute of Humanistic Science, Kyoto
University; presently studying social psychological aspect of
Japanese people; Publications: "Communication research in Japanese
popular songs, "The Science of Thought, Vol. 5, No. 2, 1950;
"Content analysis of 'life counselling' in contemporary Japan,"
the ME Magazine, No. 8, 1953; "Philosophy of Japanese Politicians,"
first published in Chuo Koron, May 1953, later compiled in book
Contemporary Japanese, 1953; and others.

NAKANISHI, Nobuo; 50 2-chome, Inagemachi, Chiba City, Japan

Vice Principal of the Toyo Commercial High School; 1946-48, analyst and translator for the Document Division, International Prosecution Section, GHQ, SCAP; Publications: *Practical English Conversation*, 1945.

TANAKA, Sumiko (Mrs.); 49 Toyosawa, Shibuyaku, Tokyo, Japan

Chief, Women's Section, Women's and Minors' Bureau, Ministry of
Labor; Publications: Japanese translation of Peter Pan by J.M.
Barrie, 1932, and *Natural Superiority of Women* by Ashley Montague,
1954.

UEDA, Ryuzo; 2 Matsunouchi-cho, Ashiya City, Japan

Foreign Department, The Sanwa Bank Ltd.

KOREA

YANG, Ho-Min; Taegu College, Taegu, Korea

Lecturer of political science in the Chosen Theological Seminary;
Publications: *The History and Theory of Communism*, *Nationalism*
in Korea, and *On the Soviet Democracy*.

PAKISTAN

HAQ, Syed Moinul; 30 New Karachi Housing Society, Karachi, Pakistan

Secretary, Board of Editors, History of Freedom Movement; Permanent
Director of Research, Pakistan Historical Society; Formerly,
Professor in Dept. of History and Political Science at Aligarh
Muslim University; Publications: *Ancient India*, *A Short History*
*of the Delhi Sultanate*, *Life of Abu Bakr*, and *Tazharatul Waqiat*.

ISHAQUE, Khalid M.; 9-Court Chambers, Nadhumal Odharam Road, Karachi,
Pakistan

Advocate, Chief Court of Sind and Karachi; Publications: Articles
in Urdu and English appearing in *Pakistan Quarterly*, and other
periodicals.

PHILIPPINES

FERNANDEZ, Ramon C.; 6 Gov. Locsin Street, Legaspi, Albay, The Philippines

Lawyer; President of Legaspi College, and instructor in law;
Publications: Commentaries on Law of Obligations and Contracts,
and Law of Succession and Administration.

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MINIA, Priscilo M.; P.O B ox 89, Manila, The Philippines

Public Relations Officer, Office of Economic Coordination (direct
supervision of government-owned corporations in public relations);

Publications: "Progress Report on the P200 Million Advances of
the Central Bank of the Philippines to the Government's Economic
Development Projects.

SPAIN

ACEBAL, Jose Antonio e Monfort; Ferraz 72, Madrid, Spain

Professor of Economic Theory, Faculty of Economic and Political Sciences, teaching Economic Theory and International trade.

ARANDA, Luis; Escorial 17, 1 drcha, Madrid, Spain

Professor of Ancient Philosophy, University of Madrid; Publications:

Prologue and translation of Toynbee's *The World and the West*, 1953;

Prologue and translation of Spencer's *The Man versus the State*, 1953;

Prologue and translation with notes of Locke's *An Essay Concerning Human Understanding*; Prologue and new translation of W. James's

*Pragmatism* to be printed shortly.

UNITED
STATES

Graduate of Harvard University, 1951; Rhodes Scholar, Oxford, England, 1951-53; Junior Fellow, Harvard University, 1953 -.

HOUGHTELING, James L. Jr.; S.I.A. Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Formerly with ECA (Marshall Plan, Washington and Paris) 1948-52.

COLIE, Stuart; 407-C Devereux Avenue, Princeton, New Jersey

Graduate student at Princeton University, working on Ph.D. dissertation in politics; Formerly public opinion analyst with Office of Public Affairs in U.S. High Commission in Germany, 1950-52;

Publications: Report on public opinion research and foreign policy analysis for Office of Psychological Research, Princeton.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1953

**AUSTRIA**
HERCZEG, Charles L.; Chateau de la Muette, 2 Andre Pascal, Paris XVI,
France

Assistant at Vienna School of Economics for Political Economy;
productivity-raising and export-promoting research for Austrian
Chamber of Commerce; lecturer at "Institut fur Europaische Gegenwartskunde.

**BELGIUM**
VLERICK, Andre; 45 Rue Jules Lejeune, Brussels, Belgium

Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade - First
Counsellor in charge of the Administration of E.R.P. and M.S.A.;
Belgian Government delegate to the Productivity and Applied Research
Committee of the O.E.E.C., Paris; lecturer in Economics at St. Ignatius
Higher Business School and Ghent University.

**BURMA**
AUNG, U Tin; 45 Linlun Street, Kemmendine, Burma

Editor, Burma Translation Society; Publications include many books
on science: "Science and the Greeks," "From Alchemy to Chemistry,"
"World's Greatest Scientists."

**FRANCE**
BADALO-DULONG, Miss Claude; 202 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, France

Editor of "Bulletin de l'Alliance Francaise"; works on unpublished
documents (XVIIth Century) in a private library; recently completed
a series of broadcasts on historical subjects for Radio-Luxembourg;
contributes to various literary and historical reviews.

CHENU, Joseph Pierre; 1 Rue Marie et Louise, Paris X, France

Tutor of Philosophy, Lycee Saint-Louis. Publications: "Le Theatre
de Marcel et Son Signification Metaphysique" and papers on Sartre,
Merleau-Ponty and others.

de BOISDEFERE, Pierre; 5 Cite Vaneau, Paris VII, France

Subdirector at the Ministry of National Education; editor of books
of criticism called "Classiques Du XX Siecle." Author of "Barres
Parmi Nous," "Les Fins Derniers," and an essay on Malraux

GANTIER, Gilbert; 9 Rue Auguste Lancon, Paris XIII.

Civil servant at French Ministry of Reconstruction and Town and
Country Planning; research in economic and social aspects of Public
Housing Construction and Town and Country Planning.

**GERMANY**
BUNEMANN, Richard; address unknown

British Council Research Scholar in St. Antony's - Modern History;
Finished Manuscript; Hamburg in the German Revolution of 1918-19.
Connected with European Socialist Movement.

KRUEGER, Horst; Peter Ruster Strasse 7, Bonn, Rhein, Germany

Working at several self-government institutions (University and
Social Work). Temporarily an expert on duty of the German Federal
Government on economic and military problems.

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AUSTRIA HERCZEG, Charles L.; Chateau de la Muette, 2 Andre Pascal, Paris XVI, France

Assistant at Vienna School of Economics for Political Economy; productivity-raising and export-promoting research for Austrian Chamber of Commerce; lecturer at "Institut fur Europaische Gegenwartskunde."

BELGIUM VLERICK, Andre; 45 Rue Jules Lejeune, Brussels, Belgium

BURMA AUNG, U Tin; 45 Linlun Street, Kemmendine, Burma

FRANCE BADALO-DULONG, Miss Claude; 202 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, France

Subdirector at the Ministry of National Education; editor of books of criticism called "Classiques Du XX Siecle." Author of "Barres Parmi Nous," "Les Fins Derniers," and an essay on Malraux.

GERMANY BUNEMANN, Richard; address unknown

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**HOLTHUSEN**, Hans; Agnesstrasse 48, Munich, Germany

Permanent delegate to European Poets' Conference in Belgium.
Contributes poems and essays to various literary and philosophical magazines, e.g. "Merkur," "Die Wandlung," and "Die Neue Rundschau."

**WILDENMANN**, Rudolf; Turmstrasse 23, Bad Godesberg, Germany

Member of editorial staff of "Deutsche Zeitung," Stuttgart. Also connected with research project at University of Heidelberg on "Anti and Unparliamentary Powers and Tendencies in Germany and France.

GREAT BRITAIN

**FIENBURGH**, Wilfred; House of Commons, London S.W. 1., England

Member of Parliament. Prior to this, he was Secretary of the Research Department of the British Labour Party and Secretary of the Labour Party's Policy Committee.

**HILTON-YOUNG**, Wayland; 100 Bayswater Road, London, W.S., England

Writer. Has published "The Italian Left," "The Deadweight" in 1952, and "Time Exposure" to be published in 1953. Has had literary articles in the CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL, SPECTATOR, etc.

**IRELAND**, George; Department of French, The University, Leeds 2, England.

Assistant Lecturer in French Language and literature in University of Leeds. Directing research in 20th century French literature. Has just completed a long review of the latest edition of Kurt Wais' book on Mallarme.

**STEPHENS**, Michael; 26 Cliddesden Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England

A talks producer for British Broadcasting Corp., Collecting and suggesting material and speakers for broadcast talks and discussions in Third, Home and Light programmes of B.B.C.

INDIA

**KUMAR**, Shiv; c/o Mr. Krishan Chandra, Block No. 18, Anand Parbat, Kerol Bagh, New Delhi, India

Research in English Literature at Cambridge. Broadcasting experience in India included writing scripts on social, cultural and political subjects. In England has broadcast from B.B.C. - plays, features, book reviews, etc. Edited for Indian students Shakespeare's "Othello" and "As You Like It."

**KRISHNAMOORTHY**, C.R.; Deputy Secretary to Government, Finance Dept. Nagpur, India

Member of the Indian Administrative Service on special duty to review the results of the First Five Year Plan.

**PRAKASH**, Anand; 1609 Dariba Kalan, Delhi 6, India

Until recently, part-time tutor, London School of Economics; Advocate, High Court, East Punjab, India; Barrister-at-Law, Queen's Bench Division, London; was active in trade union movement in India.

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**INDONESIA**
**SADLI, Mohamad; 8 Kebon Sirih, Djakarta, Indonesia**
Officer in Monetary Research Dept. of Ministry of Finance and works in Research Institute of School of Economics at University of Indonesia.

**SANI, Asrul; Djalan Tjiwaringin 18, Bogor, Indonesia**

Editor, "Siasat" (Indonesian Weekly) Djakarta, in charge of cultural section; Co-editor of "Zenith," a new monthly for art and literature.

**ITALY**
**CINQUE, Giovanni; Via Bozzi 51, Bari, Italy**
Executive Assistant to the Director, Land Reform Organization, Bari.

**DORAZIO, Piero; 16, Piazza Armelini, Rome, Italy**

Art writer, painter and designer; editor of "Artivisive".

**SERAFINI, Umberto; Via Ruggero Bonghi 27, Rome, Italy**

Professor of History and Philosophy in the state lycee and normal schools - teaching philosophy and pedagogics to students and teachers. Director, Italian Institute for Community Centers. Assistant Professor of History of Political Thought at University of Rome.

**JAPAN**
**FUJIMAKI, Shimpei; Awaji-cho, 2-chome No. 3, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan**

Secretary of the Policy Research Board, Headquarters of Social-democratic Party of Japan (Right Wing). Does research on various political and economic circumstances and drafts party policies.

**FUJISE, Goro; Institute of World Economy, 8, 2-chome, Ohtemachi, Japan**

Regular staff commentator of Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Broadcasting Corp. of Japan); associated member of the Institute of World Economy in Tokyo; lecturer on International Economy at the Tokyo Foreign Languages College.

**NAKANO, Miss Tsuya; Higashi-Ryogoku, 20, 4-chome, Sumida-Ku, Tokyo-to**

Third consulting superintendent, Public Hearing Section, Public Service Bureau, Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

**NAKASONE, Yasuhiro; 44, Shehiro-cho, Takasaki City, Gunma-Kan, Japan**

Member of the House of Representatives since 1947, member of standing committee on Budget; Deputy Chairman of the Policy Commission of Progressive Party.

**UMEZU, Yoshikazu; Chiyoda-ku Yurakucho 1-1, No. 404 Nikkatsu International Building, Tokyo, Japan**

Managing Clerk, Blakeney Law Office. Prepares pleadings, briefs and other court documents in Japanese and English.

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      <td>LEBANON</td>
      <td>GHORAYEB, Beshara; Middle East Economic Service, Inc., P.O.Box 3608, Beirut, Lebanon.<br>General Manager and Editor, Middle East Press Office and Secretary-General of the Economic Research Centre. Publications: economic editorials, daily and weekly articles and studies in "L'Observateur" (Cairo), "Al-Ahram" (Cairo), "Al-Nahar" (Beirut), "Al-Amal," (Beirut), "Tribune de Geneve" (Switzerland) - also reports for Point 4 Commission on Organization and Rural Life in Lebanon.</td>
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      <td>MALAYA</td>
      <td>CHONG, Hon; 117 Bukit Palah, Malacca, Malaya<br>Officer in the Settlement Civil Service, Federation of Malaya. Before going to Cambridge University to read Honours in Law, he did administrative work in a rural district embracing land tenure, social welfare of peasant and small-holding population.</td>
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      <td>NETHERLANDS</td>
      <td>WEMELSFELDER, Jan; Meppelweg 449, The Hague, The Netherlands<br>Chief of the International Economic Cooperation Research Section of the Directorate General of Foreign Economic Relations of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Has contributed articles to economic journals.</td>
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      <td>NORWAY</td>
      <td>JENSEN, Eskild; Slemdalsveien 47, Oslo, Norway<br>Employed as a Secretary by the Office of Monetary Policy under the Department of Economy in the Ministry of Finance. Duties include preparing reports on economic matters, participating in national budgeting and other work in field of economic policy.</td>
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      <td>PHILIPPINES</td>
      <td>HERNANDEZ, Benildo; Philippine Coconut Administration, 220 Tandway, Manila, The Philippines<br>Assistant Attorney and Researcher for Tanada, Pelaez &amp; Teehankee Law Offices; President, Philippines Labor Education Service; Executive Vice President of Associated Workers Union of the Philippines<br>JOAQUIN, Enrique; 1654 Enrique Street, Manila, The Philippines<br>Faculty Member, College of Education and Chairman of Student Activities at Far Eastern University. Published: "Student Action in Rural Communities" and "The Challenge to Youth."</td>
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      <td>PAKISTAN</td>
      <td>PAL, Izzuddin; 1 Fane Road, Lahore, Pakistan<br>Senior Lecturer in Economics in Economics Department, Panjab Univ., Lahore. Teaches History of Economic Thought and International Trade problems to M.A. classes.<br>SIDDIQI, Mazheruddin; 29 Khalid Street, Islamia Park, Lahore, Pakistan<br>Fellow at Institute of Islamic Culture, Lahore, doing research and writing books. Publications include: "Communism and Islam", "Marxism or Islam", "Economic Theory of Islam", "Islamic Theory of History", and others.</td>
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SPAIN
VILLABOA, J. Lopez; Garcia Morato 122, Madrid, Spain

Was Economic Assistant in survey of Spain for the E.C.A. Has been translator for various International Conferences in Spain during past two years. Studied at Central University, Madrid, and now at School of Commerce, Valladolid.

MURILLO, M. F.; 23 Monte Esquinza, Madrid, Spain

Collaborator in Dept. of International Politics at Institute de Estudios Politicos; Chief Deputy, Dept. of Cultural Interchanges at Instituto de Cultura Hispanica.

SWEDEN
WIGERTZ, Holger; Katrincehoms-Kuriren, Katrineholm, Sweden

Political Editor in the Swedish liberal paper of Katrineholms-Kuriren

SWITZERLAND
GLOOR, Arthur; Bahnhofplatz 3, Zurich 1, Switzerland

Secretary of the "International Forum Zurich" and journalist. In 1948-49, was lecturer for German Literature, Univ. of Cape Town, So. Africa. Published "E.T.A. Hoffman, Der Dichter Der Entwurzelten Geistigkeit" and more than 70 articles for Radio-lectures on: S. Africa, Philosophy, Policy, Travel, Psychology.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1952

AUSTRIA
HANSEN-LOVE, Friedrich; Forschungsinstitut für Europäische Gegenwartskunde, Kolingasse 19/III, Vienna IX, Austria

Editor of "Wort and Wahrheit"; Director of the Research Institute for Contemporary European Problems (Vienna IX).

BELGIUM
<u>de GRUNNE</u>, Dominic; Wadham College, Oxford, England

Benedictine Priest at the Abbey of Maredsous, Belgium. Student at
Oxford specializing on English 17th century history.

WOITRIN, Michel; Institut de Recherches Economiques, Place Mgr. Ladeuze, Louvain, Belgium.

Lecturer in Economics at the University of Louvain; Director for Economic Research at the "Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales" of the University, and Editor of the "Bulletin de l'Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales"; Member of the Committee of Counselors, Ministry of Economic Affairs.

DENMARK
KEMP, Torkil; 12 Svend Troestvej, Copenhagen V, Denmark

Program Director of the Danish State Broadcasting System. Concerned
primarily with educational programs.

ENGLAND
BALFOUR, William; Department of Industrial Relations, University College, Cathays Park, Cardiff, Wales, England

Research Assistant, Industrial Relations Department, University of South Wales; also lecturer for the Department of Extra-mural Studies, the W.E.A. and the Workers Educational Trade Union Committee.

MULLEY, Frederick; House of Commons, London, S.W. 1, England

Member of Parliament (Labor); lecturer in Economics and Industrial Relations; formerly Fellow of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge.

WALTERS, Dennis; 12A Chandos Court, Caxton Street, London, S.W. 1, England

Law student at Middle Temple; Outside contributor to European service of British Broadcasting Corporation.

FRANCE
DE PANGE, Victor; Council of Europe, Secretariat-General, Strasbourg, Germany

Candidate for Fellowship (Agregation); working on thesis for Oxford University; Publications: Numerous articles in Reviews especially "La Revue des Deux Mondes."

LANNES, Paul M.X., 68 Rue Bonaparte, Paris VI, France

Lecturer at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of the University of Paris; Research Assistant at the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, concentrating on historical research on France of the 19th century.

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MOUSSY, Marcel; 112 Rue du Bac, Paris VII, France

Teacher of English, College Classique de Pontoise; Reviewer for "La Revue Theatrale"; Playwright for the French Radio. Author of "Le Dernier Metro pour Cythere," "Mississippi," "Laetitia," and "Le Sang Chaud."

FARENT, Monique; 17 Rue Gabriel Peri, Saint Denis, Seine, France

Assistant at the Faculty of Letters, University of Caen; Author of "English Society under Queen Anne."

GERMANY

FALKENBERG, Hans-Geert; Cabowstrasse, 15, Goettingen, Germany

Graduate student at the University of Goettingen, concentrating on "Nihilism in Early German Romanticism." Critic of literature, theater and film; One of the Editors of the "Deutsche Universitäts Zeitung" Contributor to the "Deutsche Universitäts Zeitung" and the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" and other newspapers.

HENNIS, Wilhelm; Institute für Politische Wissenschaft, Kettanhotweg 135, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Parliamentary Assistant to the Social Democratic Party in the German Bundestag. Responsible primarily for Legal Affairs (Constitutional and International Law). Also, Private Secretary to Dr. Adolf Arndt, Member of the Bundestag and First Secretary of the Social Democratic Fraction.

KOHLER, Eleonore; Quermatenweg 160, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Germany

Graduate student at University of Berlin; Editorial work for "Colloquium"

VOLLE, Hermann F.P.; Europa-Archiv, Mylinstrasse 20, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Managing and contributing editor of "Europa-Archiv."

INDIA

BHALLA, (Miss) Shakuntala; Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India

Headmistress, Lawrence School

DESAI, Mahendra V.; c/o THE TIMES of India, Bombay, India

Assistant Editor, THE TIMES of India, Bombay

GOKHALE, Balkrishna; 13 Banganga Road, Malbar Hill, Bombay 6, India

Lecturer in Indian History and Culture, St. Xavier's College, Bombay.

Publications: "The Story of Ancient India," "Buddhism and Asoka," "Ancient India-History and Culture."

JOSEPH, Stanley; Dufferin Bridge, Delhi 6, India

Research Officer (Industry, Trade and Communication Division) at National Planning Commission, Government of India. Numerous contributions to Economic Journals and other periodicals.

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INDONESIA ALISJAHBANA, Sutan T.; Dj. Sukabumi 36, Djakarta, Indonesia

Lecturer at the Akademi Nasional (Djakarta) in Indonesian language and literature, Indonesian cultural history and philosophy; Editor of several Indonesian magazines.

UDIN, Sam; 19 Djalan Palem, Djakarta, Indonesia

Head Department of General Affairs of the N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij, a subsidiary of the Royal Dutch Shell Group. Publications: A Social-geographic investigation of the Bommelerwaard, and a social geographic analysis of the Country of Huissen.

ITALY DEROSSI, Miss Flavia; Corso Someiller 26, Torino, Italy

Director of the Industrial Section and Filmology Section of the Institute of Social Psychology. Publications: "A Psychological Study on Italian Movies," "The Devil in the Middle Ages."

PIZZETTI, Ippolito, Via Panama 62, Rome, Italy

Compiler and producer of theatrical and literary programs on the Third Program of the Italian Broadcasting Company.

POGGESCHI, Raffaele; Via Mura d'Azeglio 4, Bologna, Italy

Lawyer; Assistant Lecturer of Civil Procedure at the University of Bologna. Member, Editorial Board of "Rivista Trimestrale di Diritto e Procedura Civile." Contributor to numerous periodicals.

ZILLI, Valdo; Folkparksv. 3 A II, Lund, Sweden

Lecturer in Italian at the University of Lund, Sweden. Contributor to Italian journals.

JAPAN ISONO, Mrs. Fujiko; 1429, 3-chome Ikebukuro, Toshima-Ku, Tokyo, Japan

Housewife; translation staff of "Reader's Digest." Publications: "Inter in Mongolia" and several translations.

KAGEI, Umeo; Kichijoji 1871, Musashino City, Tokyo, Japan

Secretary in First Section of Bureau of Treaties, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

KIMURA, Takeyashu; 443 Seijo-Machi, Setagaya-Ku, Tokyo, Japan

Professor of Economics, University of Tokyo. Publications: "Production, Capital and Capital Interest," "Mr. Keynes' General Theory," "British Labour Party" and others.

NISHIOKA, Hideo; 182 Denenchofu 4-chome, Otaku, Tokyo, Japan

Lecturer in Literature, Law and Engineering at the High School; Lecturer in Human Geography at Keio University. Publications: "History of Cold and Warmth," translator of Huntington's "Mainsprings of Civilization."

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OGATA, Tamotsu; 122 Kirisato-cho, Ota-Ku, Tokyo, Japan

Advisoty Editor, THE NIPPON TIMES; evaluation and translation into
English of local news; training of apprentice translators and reporters.

THE NETHERLANDS EKKER, Andries; Bilderdyklaan 65, Ryswyk, The Netherlands

Hague political correspondent of the Amsterdam daily newspaper "Het
Parool"; parliamentary correspondent of the Amsterdam weekly "Vrij
Nederland."

PAKISTAN AHMAD, Khursheed; 5 Queen's Road, Lahore, Pakistan

Lawyer, Advocate of the High Court, Lahore, Pakistan

HILALY, (Miss) Zahra, 2 Bleakhouse Road, Karachi, Pakistan

Research Officer, Ministry of Defense, Government of Pakistan

KIDWAI, Hashim; 2/3 M. P.-E.C.H. Society, Karachi, Pakistan

Research Officer, Constituent Assembly of Pakistan

SHERWANI, Latif; Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Junction
of Strachan and Havelock Roads, Karachi, Pakistan

Assistant Secretary, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs,
Contributor to numerous periodicals, American and Pakistani

THE PHILIPPINES CALLANTA, Gonzalo B.; Fiscal's Office, Lingayen, Pangasinan; The Philippines

Assistant in the Office of Legal Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs
Republic of the Philippines.

ROXAS, Clemente; 2429 Agata, San Andres Ext., Manila, The Philippines

Student, Literary Editor and Editorial Writer, FEU Advocate, Far Eastern
University; Publications: Short stories, novels and poetry.

VILLEGAS, Antonio J.; 4, West Maya Drive, Philamlife Homes, Quezon City,

The Philippines

Executive Secretary, Anti-Communist League of the Philippines.

SCOTLAND McCALLUM, Neil; 2 Ventnor Terrace, Edinburgh 9, Scotland

Author; "Half-Way House," "My Enemies Have Sweet Voices," "It's an Old
Scottish Custom," and contributor of numerous articles to the "New
Statesman & Nation."

SWEDEN NERMAN, Bengt; Baltzar v Flatsens gata 7, uppg. 3, 1 tr. Stockholm K, Sweden.

General Secretary to the Swedish University Ext. Ass., Stockholm; research
work on the technical aspects of the modern Swedish short story. Con-
tributor to various periodicals.