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harmony in a fundamentally pluralistic society. Harold J. Laski's *The American Democracy* (Viking Press, New York, 1948) supplies a Socialist criticism of the American political system. Although written before the American Civil War and the development of the industrial revolution in this country, the best evaluation of the American political system by a European is DeTocqueville's *Democracy in America* (Knopf, New York, 1945).

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1952

AUSTRIA
**HANSEN-LOVE**, Friedrich; Eroicagasse 8/I, Vienna/XIX, Austria
Editor of "Wort and Wahrheit"; Director of the Research Institute for Contemporary European Problems (Vienna LX).

BELGIUM
**de GRUNNE**, 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; 21 Lady Mary Road, 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; 55 Rue de Varenne, Paris, France
Candidate for Fellowship (Aggregation); 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; 30 bis, Boulevard Jourdan, Paris 14, France.

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

PARENT, 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; 25 Wilhelm Weber Str., Goettingen (20b), 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; Rheinallee 51, Bad Godesberg/Rhein, 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.; An der Heide 35, Oberursel, Germany

Managing and contributing editor of "Europa-Archiv," Myliusstrasse 20, Frankfurt Am Main, Germany.

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

Headmistress, Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India.

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, Djarkarta, 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 County of Huissen.

ITALY DEROSSI, Miss Flavia; Corso Giovanni Lanza 55, 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; Via Bobolino 38, Firenze, Italy

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: "Winter 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

Advisory 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; 68 Ack Ack School, Clifton, Karachi, Pakistan

Research Officer, Constituent Assembly of Pakistan

SHERWANI, Latif; Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Fere Hall,
Karachi, Pakistan.

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

THE PHILIPPINES CALLANTA, Gonzalo B. c/o Department of Foreign Affairs, Manila, Philippines

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

ROXAS, Clemente; 33F 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. P. O. Box 1211 Manila, 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 Platens 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.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1953

AUSTRIA HERCZEG, Charles L.; c/o Reder, 17 Reichsratstr., Vienna I, Austria

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

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, Kammendine, Rangoon

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

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; 14 rue de la Mutualite, Saint Maur de Fosses (Seine)

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

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 13

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; Eppendorter Landstrasse 6, Hamburg 20, Germany

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.

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KRUEGER, Horst; Dahlmannstrasse 32, Bonn

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.

HOLTHUSEN, Hans; Agnosstrasse 48, Munich

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; Romersteinweg 3, Stuttgart 13

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.

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; Leinster Corner, Lancaster Gate, London W.2

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

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 Rd., Basingstoke, Hampshire, Eng.

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 Shandra, Block No. 18, Anand Parbat, Kerel Bagh, New Delhi.

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."

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KRISHNAMOORTHY, C.R.; Bedford Hotel, Southampton Row, London W.C.1

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

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.

INDONESIA SADLI; 8 Kobon Sirih, Djakarta

Officer in Monetary Research Dept. of Ministry of Finance and works
in Research Institute of School of Economics at University of Indonesia.

SANTI, Asrul; Temporary address: Oranje-Nassaulaan 5, Amsterdam

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

Executive Assistant to the Director, Land Reform Organization, Bari

DORAZIO, Piero; Vicolo San Nicolo da Tolentino, 13, Rome

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

SERAFINI, Umberto; Via Ruggero Bonghi 27, Rome

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; Chiyoda-ku, Awaji-cho, 2-chome No. 3, Tokyo

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; Shinzyuku, 2240, Zushi

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; Sumida-Ku, Higashi-Ryogoku 4-chome, 20, Tokyo-to

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

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NAKASONE, Yasuhiro, Suehiro-cho, 44, Takasaki-shi, 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.

LEBANON

GHORAYEB, Beshara; 49, rue Hoyeck, Beirut, Lebanon

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.

MALAYA

CHONG, Hon; c/o Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, Cambridge, England

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.

NETHERLANDS

WEMELSFELDER, Jan; Valkenboslaan 170, The Hague, Netherlands

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.

NORWAY

JENSEN, Eskild; Slemdalsveien 47, Oslo, Norway

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.

PHILIPPINES

HERNANDEZ, Benildo; S-503 China Bank Bldg., Desmarinas, Manila

Assistant Attorney and Researcher for Tanada, Pelaez & Teehankee Law Offices; President, Philippines Labor Education Service; Executive Vice President of Associated Workers Union of the Philippines.

JOAQUIN, Enrique; 1654 Enrique St., Manila

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."

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        <b>PAL</b>, Izzuddin; 1 Fane Road, Lahore, Pakistan<br>
        Senior Lecturer in Economics in Economics Department, Panjah Univ., Lahore. Teaches History of Economic Thought and International Trade problems to M.A. classes.<br><br>
        <b>CHISHTIE</b>, Kurshid; Principal's Lodge, Govt. College, Quetta, Pakistan<br>
        Principal, Government College, Quetta; teaching and Administrative duties.<br><br>
        <b>SIDDIQI</b>, Maxheruddin; 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.
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      <td>SPAIN</td>
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        <b>VILLABOA</b>, J. Lopez; Garcia Morato 122, Madrid, Spain<br>
        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.<br><br>
        <b>MURILLO</b>, M. F.; 23 Monte Esquinza, Madrid, Spain<br>
        Collaborator in Dept. of International Politics at Institute de Estudios Politicos; Chief Deputy, Dept. of Cultural Interchanges at Instituto de Cultura Hispanica.
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      <td>SWEDEN</td>
      <td>
        <b>WIGERTZ</b>, Holger; Katrincehoms-Kuriren, Katrineholm<br>
        Political Editor in the Swedish liberal paper of Katrineholms-Kuriren
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      <td>SWITZERLAND</td>
      <td>
        <b>GLOOR</b>, Arthur; Eschwiesenstrasse 3, Zurich<br>
        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.
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INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS - 1954

AUSTRIA
**GREDLER**, Dr. Willfred A.; Strauchgasse 1, Vienna 1, 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.; Ave du Haut-Pont, 15 Brussels, Belgium
Member of Parliament; Barrister, Court of Appeal in Brussels; Vice President of the Commission of Justice of the Chamber; Member, Town Council of Ixelles; Publications: Articles on juridical and political matters.

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

EGYPT
**ZAYED**, Said; 43 Sultan Hussein St., 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, theatre 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 St., 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.; 11 Stamford Road, Manchester 21, England
Chief foreign sub-editor, Manchester Guardian.

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FRANCE

CASTILLON DU PERRON, Marguerite; 1 ave. Silvestre de Sacy, Paris

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.

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 7, 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; Rhein-Allee 115, Dusseldorf, Germany.

Lecturer, Department of German Studies, University of Cologne, with emphasis on medieval and modern German literature; Publications: 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; Am Buchenhang 10, Bonn, Germany

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, Ortenbergstr. 4, Marburg/Lahn Germany

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 Steel and Coal Community; Publications: *Jeglicher Tag*, 1948 (fiction), and *Kreuzweg*, 1951 (fiction).

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**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.

**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 Stores*.

**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 Vicenza 34, 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*.

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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 Theatre," Lo Spettato-re Italiano, March, 1951.

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; Inagemachi 2-chome, 50, 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.); No. 21, Takanawa Apt., Takanawa

Nishidaimachi Minatoku, Tokyo, Japan

Chief, Women's Section, Women's & 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; Matsunouchi-cho, 2, Ashiya, Japan

Foreign Department, The Sanwa Bank Ltd.

KOREA

YANG, Ho-Min; c/o Chosen Theological Seminary, #15 Tongja-dong, Chung-ku, Seoul, 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; 2/45 Jacob Lines, Karachi, Pakistan

Secretary, Board of Editors, History of Freedom Movement; Permanent Director of Research, Pakistan Historical Society; Formerly, Professor in Department 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, Wadhumal 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.; 9 Locsin Street, Legaspi City, Philippines

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

MEJIA, Priscilo M.; 30-C San Luis, Pasay City, 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

KENISTON, Kenneth; Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts

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

HOUGHTELING, James L. Jr.; 5231 Gladstone Road, Pittsburg, Pa.

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

COLIE, Stuart; 407-C Devereux Ave., Princeton, New Jersey

Graduate student at Princeton University, working on Ph.D. disserta-
tion 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 - 1955

AUSTRIA
BACHMAN, Ingeborg, piazza della Quercia 1, Rome, Italy
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, Luxemburg

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., 1 Crown Road, Shoreham, Nr. Sevenoaks, Kent

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., 19 rue d'Anthony, Chantenay-Malabry, Seine**
Author. Publications: articles in Esprit and France-Observateur; presently engaged on a book entitled, *Historie du Movement Francais et International*.

**CALVEZ, Jean Y., Les Fontaines, Chantilly, Oise**
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**
Writer, novelist, literary and dramatic critic. Publications: *Les Petites Filles Modeles*; *Le Matin de Leurs Jours*; an essay on Pirandello.

**GERMANY**
**DÖRING, Karl, 2 Im Bachfeld, Bonn, Germany**
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., Verdistrasse 12, Bonn, Germany**
Personal Assistant to the Secretary of State in the Dienststelle Blank. Formerly member of the German delegation of the Interim Committee of the European Defence Community. Publications: manuscript on the trustee-ship 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 Directors, 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, 185 North Avenue, New Delhi, India

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

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

Executive Officer of the Kocorum 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. Salenba Tengah 30, Djakarta, Indonesia

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

SITOMPOEL, 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, Tehran, Iran

Inspector, Distribution Department, National Iranian Oil Co.,
Tehran; 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**, Silvio, 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 firm, Milan.

Publications: articles in *Epoca*, *Tempo*, *Preuves*, *L'approde*,

*Communita*, *Ia Stampa*, *Bellezza*; poems in *Poeti nuovi*, 1949

*Poetese del Novecento*, 1952 and in numerous reviews.

**JAPAN**
**ITO**, Kikuchi, 8 Shichiki Shimogishi-cho, Kamikyo Ku, Kyoto, Japan

Professor of Sociology, Doshisha University, Kyoto. Publications:

numerous articles in professional journals, magazines and news-
papers.

**NAGAI**, Kunio, Ohta-ku, Minamisenzoku-cho, No. 248, Tokyo City, Japan

Chief of Foreign Exchange Section, Foreign Department, the

Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd.

**SAKURAUCHI**, Tekeshi, No. 60, 4-chome, Mejiro-machi, Toshima-ku, Tokyo

Japan

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

**SUZUMURA**, Shingo, 1, Nichome, 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., Ruychrocklaan 158, The Hague, 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 Gazetter Lahore. Publications: *Realism in Shakespeare's Last Plays*, 1944; *A Memorandum to Posterity*, (incomplete).

**PHILIPPINES**
**AZCARATE**, Federico V., 1126-2 Misericordia, Manila, 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., 751 Vito Cruz, Manila, Philippines

Chief, Wage Administration Service, Department 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, Bilbao, Spain

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

**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.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR PARTICIPANTS -- 1956

BELGIUM
VAN BILSEN, Joseph, avenue Orban 172, Woluwe St. Pierre, Brussels.
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.

CEYLON
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.
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.
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
deglegation to the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe.

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PARIS, Jean Georges, 30 rue de Bellefond, Paris 9.

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.

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, Gyrhofstr. 3, Cologne.

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

GEHLHOFF, Joachim Heinrich, Cronstettenstr. 2, Frankfurt/Main.

Economic editor with the *Deutsche Zeitung*.

FOTHORN, Herbert, Munich 23, Mandlstrasse 3a.

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

INDIA
BOSE, Hiralal, 7 Jantar Mantar Road, New Delhi 1.

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.

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.

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

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

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

INDONESIA
DIAH, Mrs. Herawati, 61 Djalan Diponegoro, Djakarta.

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

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    <td>IRAQ</td>
    <td>MAHFUZ, Husain Ali, Kuraish 77/42, Kadhimain.<br/>An authority on the Shi'ite sect of Islam. Author of <u>The Poets of the Shi'ite center of Kadhimain</u>.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>ITALY</td>
    <td>BORGHESE, Alasia, Via Terme Deciane 10, Rome.<br/>Sculptress. Regular contributor to the newspaper <u>Giornale d'Italia</u>.<br/>DE MARCHI, Ernesto Ignazio Riccardo, Valbrona, Como.<br/>Co-editor of <u>Occidente</u>. Research Assistant to the chair of Jurisprudence at the University of Turin.<br/>MERLINI, Giovanni, Corso Re Umberto 54, Turin.<br/>Assistant to the President of the Unione Tipografico-Editrice Torinese, a publishing house. Publishing Director of the Dizionario Enciclopedico UTET; National Vice-Secretary for the European Federalist Movement.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>JAPAN</td>
    <td>KUME, Mrs. Ai, Suginamiku, Koenji-5, 772 Tokyo.<br/>Attorney at law; Professor of criminal law at Meiji University.<br/>MIZUKI, Mikiso, 131 Hakushima Kuken-cho, Hiroshima.<br/>Supervisor of the Biometrics Section, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission.<br/>NAGASUE, Eiichi, 40 Imakumano-Minamihiyoshicho, Higashiyama-ku, Kioto.<br/>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.<br/>SAKAI, Kishiro, Shinmaruko Higashi 2-897, Kawasaki-shi.<br/>Foreign News Editor, Tokyo Bureau of the Hokkaido Shimbun.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>KOREA</td>
    <td>LEE, Yong Hee, 145 3rd Ka, Myung Lyun Dong, Chongroku, Seoul.<br/>Associate Professor, Seoul National University; Director of the Department of International Relations.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>NETHERLANDS</td>
    <td>MEIJER, Emil Rudolf, Johan Coussetstraat g<sup>1</sup>, Diemen, Holland.<br/>In charge of the Educational Department of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.</td>
  </tr>
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    <td>PAKISTAN</td>
    <td>BEG, Aziz, Editor, <u>Star</u>, 54 The Mall, Lahore.<br/>Editor of the <u>Star</u>, a Pakistan weekly, Managing Director of Modern Papers, Ltd.</td>
  </tr>
</table>

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

Chairman, 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, Avenida Del Valle 16, Madrid.

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.

Professor of Administrative Law, University of Ankara.

YUGOSLAVIA

IBLER, Vladimir, Svacicev trg 12, Zagreb.

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

UNITED STATES

HOUGHTELING, James L., Jr., 1153 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh, 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.