S/PV.38 Security Council

Do the members agree to the postponement of the vote until Monday at three o'clock? Mr. VAN KLEFFENS (Netherlands): May 1 just ask a question? In order to understand this draft resolution correctly, 1 should like to ask the Australian representative why this resolution speaks not only about keeping in mind the mora! condemnation of the Franco regime, which J think is perfectIy right, but -aIso, the views expressed by members of the Security Couneil regarding the Franco regime? 1 was wondering whether that was not a repetition. Perhaps 1 am mistaken. Colonel HODGSON (Australia): Yesterday we had a close look at thîs. The two concepts there will be noted. The first one was the desire of the French representative for the moral condemnation. The original resolution read that the subcommittee had to bear in mind the views expressed; that is, all the views in the whole of the debatë for iùïd ag-aiilst, and ,the question of domestic jurisdiction. So the first is the narrow concept and that last portion, the views expressed, deaIs with all the views on every aspect of the question expressed during the debate. Mr. VAN KLEFFENS (Netherlands): Thank you very much. The PRESIDENT: Do the members agree that we adjoum the vote until Monday at three o'clock? As there are no objections, the proposal is adopted. 50. R-aport of the Secretary.General con· cerning the credentials of representa· tives on the Security Council. The PRESIDENT: Does any member have any remarks to make concerning the Secretary-General's request? As there are no remarks, we shall consider this report as approved. The meeting rose at11.25 a.m. THIRTY..NINTH MEETING . Heldat Hunter College, New York on Monday, 29 April 1946, at 3 p.m. President: AFIFI Pasha· (Egypt). Present: The representatives of the following countries:· Australia, BraziI, China, Egypt,· France, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland,. Union