United States of America

Mr. Gross S/PV.567 Dec. 6, 1951

In order to move this matter forward, l should like formally to propose that the Council proceed now to take a ballot on all candidates. Before proposing that the motion be put to a vote, however, l should like to renew the request which was made, l think, by the representative of Yugoslavia that th…

Mr. Gross S/PV.567 Dec. 6, 1951

l think it is clear to ail of us that the matter is not so easy that one can afford to indulge in dogma, and l c\o not intend to do 50. l have respect for those who feel that it is possible ta state firm conclusions without the possibility of. doubt. }!myever, ,yhat impels me ta agree 111 general w…

Mr. Gross S/PV.547 May 18, 1951

On which document are we voting?

Mr. Gross S/PV.547 May 18, 1951

With regard to the statement of the representative of Israel to the effect th~t he understood that the sponsors of the draft resolutlOn had agreed to the change to which he has referred, on behalf of my own delegation - l have. not had an opportunity to consult the other spons<;Jrs - l wish to assur…

Mr. Gross S/PV.546 May 16, 1951

l have not asked to speak in order to present an objection ta the proposaI for adjournment. l should like to address an inquiry to the President if l may. 86. My delegation considers it to be of extreme importance, as l believe Mr. Austin has pointed out- and, l believe, also the United Kingdom rep…

Mr. Austin S/PV.545 May 8, 1951

The Security Council has before it document S/2130 dated g May 1951, setting forth a drait resolution, calling for a cease-fire in Palestine, presented today by the repre- sentatives of France, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Its text is as fo11ows: "1. Recallil1g its re…

Mr. Austin S/PV.543 April 30, 1951

liVhen my Govern111ent unc1ertook ta explore the pos- siblity of presenting the name of someone to this Coun- cil for the post of Unitec1 Nations Representative for Inc1ia and Pakistan, it turned to the Panel for Inquiry and Conciliation created by General Asse111bly resolu- tion 268 D (III) of 28 A…

Mr. Gross S/PV.539 March 30, 1951

The statements made yesterday and eartier this 1110rning by my distinguished colleagues on the Security COllncil have been cIcar and extensive. l believe there is little 1 can add which might aid the Council in reaching a conclusion on the revised draft resolution submitted jointly by the United Kin…

Mr. Gross S/PV.532 Feb. 21, 1951

If there is ulJunimous consent ta the meeting on 1 March, l suppose that inc1ucles al! potential presidents of the Council.

Mr. Gross S/PV.532 Feb. 21, 1951

In speaking of the draft resolution submitted to the Secnrity Council today by the United Kingdom and the United States, l wish, at the outset, ta call the attention of the Council ta the statement made by Sir Owen Dixon in his report submitted to the President of the Council on 15 September last. l…

Mr. Adelman A/37/PV.91 May 9, 1946

My <Jelegation has co-sponsored an amendment, A/37/ L.IS/Rev.l, to draft resolution A/37/L.13/Rev.1. Our amendment is simple in content and straightforward in concept. It does not address the many serious objections we have to other parts of the draft resolu- tion. Instead, it points to objections w…