ABADA, ESTEBAN R. (Phil.), rep., Fifth GA; b. Saravia, Negroes Occidental, Phil.; s. Jeronimo and Petra (Jereza) Abada y Segovia; m. Purificación Morente, 1924. Teachers dip., Phil. Normal Sch., 1915; A.B. (with honors), Teachers Life Certif., U. of Mich., 1922. Elementary teacher, Kabankalan, Negroes Occidental, 1915-16; prin., 1916-17; supr. teacher, 1917-19; high sch. teacher, 1922-24; prin., Zambales High Sch., 1924-25; Batangas High Sch., 1925-26; Pangasinan Academic High Sch., 192627; div. supt. of schs., Zambales, 1927-31; Capiz, 1931-34; Tarlac, 1934-36; Batangas, 1936-39; adm. off., bur. of ed., Repub. of Phil., 1939-41; dir., 1946-present; rep., Fifth GA, 1950; mem. Natl. Council of Ed.; bd. of regents, U. of Phil; Phil. Radio Broadcasting Com.; Baseball Com.; bd. govs., Mich. Alumni Assn.; Phi Beta Kappa. Official address: Bureau of Education, Manila, Republic of Philippines.

ABAZA BEY, SHOUKRY (Egypt), rep., Adm. Council, ITU. Has represented Egypt as mem. tech. comm., Council of Natl. Research, Egypt; mem. Adm. Council, Intl. Telecommunication Orgn., Brussels; rep., Intl. Telecommunication Conf., Cairo, 1938; rep., Intl. Conf. of Radio-Telegraph Experts of Aeronautics, Paris, 1938; rep., Radio - Diffusion Conf. for Eur. reg., 1946; rep., Radio-Diffusion Conf., Montreaux, France, 1939; rep. on Arab League Communication Comm.; rep., UN Transport and Communication Comm., 1948-present; present rep., Adm. Council, ITU. Official address: International Telecommunication Union, Palais Wilson, Geneva, Switzerland.

ABBOTT, DOUGLAS CHARLES (Can.), rep., bd. govs., Intl. Bank; b. Lennoxville, Quebec, Can., May 29, 1899; s. Lewis D. and Mary (Pearce) Abbott; m. Mary W. Chisholm of Montreal, Can., 1925; three children: Elisabeth, Anthony, Lewis; ed. Bishops Coll., Lennoxville, 1916; LL.B., McGill U., Montreal, 1921; fur. study, Roman law, Dijon U., France, 1921-22. Began career as lawyer, 1921; elected to House of Commons, 1940; apptd. parl. asst. to min. of fin., 1943; to min. of natl. defense (Army), 1945; apptd., min. of natl. defense for naval services, 1945; min. of fin., 1946-present; rep., bd. govs., Intl. Bank, 1946-present; served overseas with 7th Siege Battery, 1916-18; RAF, 1918. Official address: Ministry of Finance, Ottawa, Ont. Residence: 383 Stewart St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

ABDEL-HAMID, AHMED NAZMY (Egypt), alt. rep., bd. govs., Intl. Bank; b. Cairo, Egypt, Dec. 28, 1905; s. Abdel-Hamid Mabrouk and Aziza Sidky; m. Muriel Dimery of Leeds, Eng., 1939. Dip., commerce and econ., Higher Sch. of Commerce, Egypt, 1924; Bachelor of commerce (first honors), Leeds U., 1933; Gladstone Memorial Prize, 1933; Ph.D. (econ.), 1936; dip., intl. studies, Geneva Inst., 1935. Teacher, commercial subjects, Egyptian Govt. Intermediate Sch. of Commerce, 1928-30; lecturer on econ., later asst. prof., faculty of commerce, Fouad I U., Cairo, 1936-46; controller-gen., audit dept., Egyptian Govt. Revenue, 1946-47; controllergen., later dir-gen., frgn. exchange operations, Min. of Fin., 1947-50; sec-gen., Natl. Bank of Egypt, 1950-present. While in Eur. worked with univ. intl. socs. and clubs, LN Union, and intl. confs. in Eng., Scotland, Ire., Belg., and Switz., 1930-36. Mem. Royal Soc. for Econ., Statistics and Legislation; Royal Commerce Club; mem. exec. com., Egyptian group, Intl. Org. for Bus. Ed.; conferred title of Bey by H.M. the King of Egypt, 1950. Author of works in Arabic on subjects including structure of modern industry, 1937; money and credit (collab.), 1941; digest of econ. doctrines, 1942; the present econ. system,

A. NAZMY ABDEL-HAMID

1946. Official address: The National Bank of Egypt, Kasr el Nil Street, Cairo, Egypt.

ABDOH, DAJALAL (Iran), perm. alt. rep., UN; b. Teheran, Iran, Mar. 10, 1909; s. Mohammed and Batoul Abdoh; m. Sadeigh Etemad of Teheran, 1937; three daughters: Fresheteh, Farideh, Mahsate. B. S., Teheran U., 1930; LL. D., U. of Paris, 1937. Asst. dir. to min. of justice, 1937-39; pub. prosecutor, High Court of Govt. Employees, Teheran, 1941-43; dir gen., Min. of Justice, 1943-44; M. P., 1944-49; mem. Iranian delgn. to UNCIO; rep., First-Fifth GA, 1946-50; apptd. legal adv. to min. of frgn. aff., 1949; alt. rep. of Iran to UN, 1949-present. Author: 'Civil Procedure of Iran Comparative Law', in Persian and 'Eléments Psychologique dans les Contracts'. Official address: Iranian Delegation to UN, 405 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Residence: 150-47 Grand Central Pkwy., Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.

ABELLO, EMILIO (Phil.), perm. rep., ICAO Council; alt. rep., bd. govs., Int. Bank and Intl. Fund; alt. rep., Far Eastern Comm. (FEC); b. Isabela, Occidental Negroes, Phil., Jan. 14, 1906; s. Dr. Manuel and Rosario (Montilla) Abello; m. Elisa Gutierrez of Bacolor, Pampanga, Phil., 1931; five children: Manuel E., Emilio, Jr., Jose M., Roberto A., Eduardo. A.A., U. of Phil., 1925; LL. B., Coll. of Law, U. of Phil., 1929. Apptd. asst. atty., Bur. of Justice, and legal adv., U. S. Agr. Adjustment Adm., Off. of Gov. Gen., Phil., 1934-35; legal adv. to sec. of justice, 1935-37; asst. solicitor gen., 1937-40; under-sec. of justice, 1940-41; exec. sec., Off. of Pres., 1946-48; min. plenipotentiary, emb., Washington, D. C., 1948; rep., Second GA, 1947; rep., Sixth Com. (legal); chrm.

EMILIO ABELLO

delgn., UNESCO Conf., Mexico City, 1947; chf., Phil. delgn., and v-chrm. of econ. com., Conf. on Trade and Employment, Havana, 1947; rep., Phil., Drafting Comm. for ITO, 1949. Official address: Embassy of the Philippine Republic, 1617 Massachusetts Ave., N. W., Washington, D.C. Residence: 1506 Hamilton St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Permanent address: 51 Paterno Ave., San Juan, Rizal, Philippines.

* ABOU-TALEB, SAYED ABDURRAHMAN ABOUSAMAD (Yemen), rep., Interim Com., GA; dir., Off. in New York. Official address: Delegation of Yemen to the UN, Empire State Building, New York, N. Y.

ABRAHAM, ATO EMANUEL (Eth.), rep., Fifth GA; b. Eth., 1913; ed. Tafari Makonnen Sch., Addis Ababa, Eth., 1930. Headmaster, AsbaRafari Elementary Sch., 1931; first sec., legation, London, 1935-40; chargé d'affaires, London, 1940-42; dir-gen., Min. Frgn. Aff., 1943; apptd. dir-gen., Min. of Ed., 1944; mem. Eth. delgn. to UNCIO, 1945; rep., Second GA, 1947; Fourth GA, 1949; Fifth GA, 1950; present E.E. and M.P. to India. Official address: Ethiopian Legation, Imperial Hotel, New Delhi, India.

ACEVEDO, CARLOS LEONIDAS (Guat.), alt. rep., bd. govs., Intl. Bank and Intl. Fund; b. Moyuta-Jutiapa, Guat., Aug. 18, 1910; s. Agustin and Isabel (Juárez) Acevedo; m. Alicia Chavarria of Salama, Guat., 1939; two children: Alicia M. and Jose C.; ed. Normal Inst., Chiquimala; Inst. of Secondary Ed., Jalapa; LL. B., Natl. U., Guat., 1938; awarded Falla Prize, 1937; also Yalves Prize. Engaged in agr., 1931-34; journalist, 1937; prof., Cen. Normal Sch. for Verones, 1938; Faculty of Law and Econ. Sci., Natl. U., 1938-44; under-sec. of ed., 1944-45; min. of fin., 1945, 1946-48; min. of govt., 194546; min. of internal relations, 1947; alt. rep., bd. govs., Intl. Bank and Intl. Fund, 1950. Active in movement for univ. reform, 1930-31; founder, Natl. Reform Party, 1944; active in Oct. Revolution, 1944; mem. Guatemalan Bar Assn.; Lawyers' Assn.; Authentic Reform Party. Author of many newspapers and mag. articles. Address: 4 A. C. P. 83, Guatemala, Central America.

ACHESON, DEAN GOODERHAM (U.S.A.), rep., Fifth GA; U.S. sec. of state; b. Middletown, Conn., Apr. 11, 1893; s. Edward Campion and Eleanor (Gooderham) Acheson; m. Alice Stanley, 1917; three children: Jane (Mrs. Dudley B.W. Brown), David C. and Mary E. (Mrs. William P. Bundy). A.B., Yale U., 1915; A.M. (hon.) 1936; LL.B., Harvard U., 1918; LL.D. (hon.), 1950; LL.D. (hon.), Wesleyan U., Middletown, Conn., 1947. Pvt. sec. to asso. justice Brandeis, U.S. Supreme Ct., 1919-21; with law firm, Covington, Burling and Rublee, Washington, D.C., 1921-33; under-sec. of treas., U.S.A., 1933; mem. law firm, Covington, Burling, Rublee, Acheson and Shorb, 1933-41, 1947-49; apptd. asst. sec. of state, Feb. 1, 1941; under-sec. of state, 1945-47; sec. of state, 1949-present; mem. Frgn. Service Personnel Bd., Bd. of Examiners for Frgn. Serv

ice and Frgn. Service Sch. Bd., U.S. Dept. of State, 1941-45; chrm., Exec. Com. on Commercial Policy, 1941-44; chrm., Bd. of Econ. Operations, 1941-43; mem. Frozen Funds Comm., 1941; mem. requirements comm., WPB., 1942; dir., Off. of Frgn. Econ. Coordination, 1943; chrm., policy comm. and coordinating comm., Comm. for Econ. Policy in Liberated Areas, 1943; U.S. rep. on Council of UNRRA, 1943-45; mem. Dept. of State Policy Comm., 1944; chrm., Exec. Comm. on Econ. Frgn. Policy, 1944; mem. U.S. delgn., UN Monetary and Financial Conf., Bretton Woods, N.H., 1944; mem., U.S. group, Discussions on Anglo-Am. Fin. and Trade Negotiations, Washington, D.C., 1945; chrm., Sec. of State's Comm. on Atomic Energy, 1946; U.S. rep., first U.S.-U.K. meeting on Bi-zonal Arrangements for Ger., Washington, 1946; v-chrm., Comm. on Orgn. of the Exec. Br. of Govt., 1947-49; chrm., Am. sect. of perm. Joint Defense Bd., 1947-48; U.S. mem., 6th sess., Council of Frgn. Ministers, Paris, 1949; rep., U.S. delgn., Fourth GA, 1949; Fifth GA, 1950; mem. U.S. delgn., Tripartite Econ. Discussions, Washington, 1949; N. Atlantic Treaty Talks and Signing Ceremony, Washington, 1949; meeting of N. Atlantic Council, Washington, 1949; chrm., third sess., N. Atlantic Council, Washington, 1950. Decorations: Order of Vasa (Sweden); Medal of Merit (U.S.A.), 1947. Served as ensign U.S. Navy, 1918-19. Fellow, Yale Corp.; mem. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Scroll and Key. Clubs: Metropolitan, Washington, D.C.; Chevy Chase, Md.; Century, N.Y.C. Official address: Dept. of State, Washington, D.C.

HECTOR R. ADAM

son and one daughter; ed. Galata Saray Coll., Istanbul; U. of Geneva. Sec., fin. comm., Conf. of Lausanne, 1922; asst. juridical adv., Tur. Frgn. Off., 1923; sec., legation, Warsaw, 1924; prin. asst. juridical adv., Frgn. Off., 1925; legal adv. to Afghan. Govt., 1926; charge d'affaires, Prague, 1928; counselor, emb., Teheran, 1930; Moscow, 1931; dir-gen., 2nd dept., Frgn. Off., 1934; 1st dept., 1935; min., 1937; E. E. and M. P. to Hatay, 1938; dpty. sec-gen., Frgn. Off., 1939; amb. to Moscow, 1942; secgen., Frgn. Off., 1943; amb. to Ct. of St. James, 1945-present; rep., UN Prep. Comm., 1945; First GA, 1947. Mem. Academie Diplomatique Internationale. Official address: Turkish Embassy, 69 Portland Place, London, W.1., England.

ADAM, HECTOR ROBERTSON, chf. sect., communications and radio aids to air navigation, ICAO; b. Greenock, Scotland, Nov. 30, 1902; s. David S. and Mary (Paterson) Adam; m. Mary Fox of Billings, Mont., 1941; one child: Peter F.; ed. Scotch Coll., Melbourne, Australia, 1911-19; Melbourne U. (elec. eng.), 1920-24. Coll. apprentice, Metropolitan-Vickers, Manchester, Eng., 1925-29; maintenance engr., Vacuum Oil Co., Melbourne, Australia, 1929; research engr., Australian Post Office, 192939; supv. engr., Australian Dept. of Civil Aviation, 1940-47; tech. off., ICAO, 1947-48; chf. of sect., ICAO, 1948-present; Australian del. and adv., Chicago Conf. founding PICAO and ICAO, 1944; First Interim Asmb., PICAO, 1946; del., second sess., Airodromes, Air Routes and Ground Aids, and Communications Divs. and meeting of Special Radio Tech. Div.; chrm., communications com., South Pacific Reg. Air