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S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

If there is no objection, I will grant that right to the representative of Poland. I hear no objection, and I give the floor to the repre- sentative of Poland.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

When the representative of Tunisia asked for the floor, we were about to act on the motion for adjournment. I do notthinkthere is any objection to our adjourning the meeting at this point, and I therefore adjourn it until tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. Litho in U.N. Pl"ice: $U.S. 0.50; 3/6 stg…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

May I remind the members of the Council that the meeting is adjourned.

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

The meeting is adjourned.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

Members of the Council have noted that in the agenda before us reference is made to a letter dated 8 September 1960 from the Perma- nent Representatilve of Yugoslavia to the United Na- tions, addressed to the President ofthe Security Coun- cil [S/4485]. His letter contained, inter alia, a request fo…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

The Council has heard the stat~ment of the representative of Tunisia. We have before us a formal motion for adjournment of the proceedings until 3 p.m. on Monday. If there is no objection, I will declare the motion carried.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

We shall now proceed to the next item on our agenda. The meeting of the Security Council has been convened at the request ofthe Secre- tary-General, and I now call upon him to address the Council.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

Having heard the further state- ment of the representative of the Soviet Union, I think that we have now fully exhausted our debate. I shall therefore put to the vote the draft resolution submitted by the Soviet Union, in document S/4494. A vote was taken by show ofhands: In favour: Ceylon, Poland,…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

I call on the representative of Tunisia on a point of order.

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

The representative of Argen- tina is formally proposing the suspension ofthe meet- ing for half an hour. Under rule 33 this motion has to be put to the Council without debate. 77• Since I hear no objection from any member of the Council the meeting will be suspended for thirty minutes. The meeting…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

I call upon the representative of Argentina on a point of order.

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

I call upon the representative of Ceylon, who wishes to exercise his right of reply.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

I wishto informthe Council that a similar request has been addressed to me by the 11 SUbsequently distributed as document S/Agenda/896/Rev.l. 27. 11 me semble plus judicieux,puisque les membres du Conseil n'ont pas souleve d'objection, d'inscrirela question a. notre ordre du jour et de 1'examiner …

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

I should like to state that a communication has been received from the Permanent Representative of Yugoslavia to the United Nations in connexion with the situation in the ,congo [S/4485]. If there is no objection, I shall invite the representative of Yugoslavia to take a seat at the Council table. …

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

I call on the representative of the Soviet Union on a point of order. 43. Le PRESIDENT (traduit de l'aJlglais): La parole- est au representant de I'Union sovietiqu<l pour une question d'ordre.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

In view of the statement of the representative of Ecuador, and in view of the fact that we have before us only one formal proposal, namely, the one put forward by the representative ofthe Soviet Union, I propose the adoption ofthe agenda [S/Agenda/ 896], as amended by the inclusion, as item 2 of the…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

I give the floor to the repre- sentative of Ceylon. 41. Le PRESIDENT (traduit de l'anglais): Jedonnela parole au representant de Ceylan.

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

I now have before me two pro- posals. One is the request ofthe Soviet representative, on which I have elaborated already, that his proposal for the holding of the meeting in Leopoldville be in- serted as the first item onthe agenda. The other is the proposal by the representative of Ecuador that the…

S/PV.897 Sept. 10, 1960

The Council has heard the statement of the representative of the Soviet Union. We have before us a request which has been conveyed to me by the Secretary-General, and the representa- tive of the Soviet Union recommends that this request be approved by the Council. Are there any comments? 8. If ther…

S/PV.896 Sept. 10, 1960

I think that for the order~y conduct of our discussion we should include in the agenda the item proposed by the representative of the Soviet Union, and I also think that in view of its pro- cedural character, the Council might be inclined to give priority to this item over the item already in- scrib…