Editorial Note
The first normal meeting of the United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan was held on June 16 in Geneva. The delegations of the five countries which constituted the Commission were as follows:
(1) Representatives:
| Argentina | Minister Ricardo J. Siri |
| Belgium | Minister Egbert Graeffe |
| Colombia | Minister Alfredo Lozano |
| Czechoslovakia | Ambassador Josef Korbel |
| United States | Ambassador J. Klahr Huddle |
(2) Alternate Representatives:
| Argentina | Minister Carlos A. Leguizamon |
| Belgium | Mr. Harry Graeffe |
| Colombia | Mr. Hernando Samper |
| United States | Mr. C. Hawley Oakes |
(3) Advisers to the Representative of the United States:
- Mr. J. Wesley Adams, Jr.
- Major Francis M. Smith (U.S. Army)
The Secretary-General of the United Nations, in compliance with the Security Council resolution of January 20, 1948, designated the following personnel to assist the Commission:
| Mr. Erik Colban | Personal Representative of the Secretary-General |
| Mr. Arnold V. Kunst | Principal Secretary |
| Mr. Henry S. Bloch | Deputy Principal Secretary |
| Mr. Richard Symonds | Personal Adviser and assistant to Mr. Colban1 |
- For greater detail on the composition of the Commission, see SC, 3rd yr., Suppl. for Nov. 1948, pp. 21–22.↩