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Abel, Dr. Othenio, Rector, University of Vienna.

Alling, Paul H., Division of Near Eastern Affairs, Department of State.

Allport, Fayette W., Commercial Attaché of Embassy in France.

Alunan, Rafael, Secretary, Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Government of the Philippine Islands.

Amadori, Giovanni, Italian Minister to Lithuania.

Arena, Salvatore, Member of Italian Fascist group in United States.

Atherton, Ray, Counselor of Embassy in Great Britain.

Auberson, Jacques, Swiss Adviser to Ethiopian Ministry of Justice.

Azaña, Manuel, President, Spanish Council of Ministers.

Barclay, Edwin, President of Liberia.

Barne, Henry Hume, British Judge, Alexandria and Cairo (Egypt) Mixed Courts of First Instance.

Beck, Joh. Ph., Representative of U. S. Gypsum Company in Denmark.

Behn, Sosthenes, Chairman, Board of Directors, International Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Belin, Ferdinand Lammot, First Secretary of Embassy in Great Britain, to July 8, 1930.

Beneš, Eduard, Czechoslovak Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Bennett, Richard Bedford, Canadian Prime Minister and Secretary of State for External Affairs.

Bertenshaw, Eric Strickland, Assistant Secretary, British Customs and Excise Office.

Birkett, Commander, U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Sebago.

Blake-Reed, John S., British Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt.

Bloom, Sol, U. S. Congressman (Democrat), 19th District, New York; Director, The United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission.

Boal, Pierre de Lagarde, Chief, Division of Western European Affairs, Department of State.

Boettcher, Dr. Otto, President, Memel Executive Council.

Bogaerde, Count Othon de, Liberian Minister to France.

Borah, William Edgar, U. S. Senator (Republican), Idaho; Chairman, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.

Borduge, Marcel, Director General of Taxation, French Ministry of Finance; Member, Fiscal Committee; League of Nations.

Brandl, Dr. Franz, President, Austrian Police, from November 1932.

Braun, Magnus von, German Minister of Food and Agriculture, Schleicher Cabinet, December 2.

Briggs, Ellis O., Division of Western European Affairs, Department of State.

Brinton, Jasper Yeates, U. S. Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt.

Broderick, Sir John Joyce, Commercial Counselor of British Embassy in United States, 1920–31.

Bruening, Heinrich, German Chancellor to May 30; Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Brunot, Henri, French Administrative Expert for League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Bucknell, Howard, Jr., Second Secretary of Legation in Yugoslavia.

Bülow, Bernhard Wilhelm von, Secretary of State, German Foreign Office.

Bundy, Harvey H., Assistant Secretary of State; Member, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Buresch, Dr. Karl, Austrian Federal Chancellor; Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Caclamanos, Demetrius, Greek Minister to Great Britain.

Calderon y Martin, Luis, Chief, Commercial Division, Spanish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Campbell, Gerald, British Consul General at New York.

Canty, George Romuald, Trade Commissioner, Embassy in Germany.

Cárdenas, Juan Francisco de, Spanish Ambassador to United States.

Carodossi, Giuseppe Umberto, Italian Vice Consul at New York.

Carroll, Mitchell Benedict, Survey Director (national tax systems), League of Nations Fiscal Committee.

Castellano, Augusto, Italian Vice Consul at New York.

Castle, William R., Jr., Under Secretary of State; Acting Secretary of State, April 8–May 14.

Cator, Sir Ralph P. B., British Judge (President, 1931–32), Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt.

Cecil, Viscount Robert, Chairman, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Chamberlain, Austen, Chairman, League of Nations Loan Committee.

Claudel, Paul, French Ambassador to United States.

Cluett, Captain William P., master of Canadian schooner Josephine K., seized as rum runner.

Colby, Bainbridge, Secretary of State, 1920–21.

Coleman, J. F. B., Member, special commission to investigate alleged Kru Coast outrages; editor of Weekly Mirror (Monrovia).

Coulondre, Robert, Assistant Director of Political and Commercial Affairs, French Foreign Office.

Crosby, Oscar T., Treasury Department Representative signing Greek debt settlement agreement, February 10, 1918.

Czermak, Emmerich, Austrian Minister of Education.

Daudet, Léon, Leader of French Royalist Party; Director of l’Action Française.

Daugherty, Harry Micajah, U. S. Attorney General, 1921–24.

Davila, Charles A., Rumanian Minister to United States.

Davis, Major Harry, London Representative, Gulf Oil Company.

Davis, Colonel T. Elwood, Liberian Frontier Force; Special Commissioner to Kru Coast.

Dawes, Charles G., Ambassador to Great Britain, 1929–32.

Dawson, Claude I., Consul General at Barcelona.

Demetrovich, Yuraj, Yugoslav Minister of Agriculture.

Dennis, Gabriel L., Liberian Secretary of the Treasury.

Dieckhoff, Hans Heinrich, Chief, Anglo-American and Near East Department, German Foreign Office.

Dodd, Charles Edward Shuter, Acting Counselor of British Embassy in Persia.

Dollfuss, Engelbert, Austrian Chancellor, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Agriculture.

Doss Pasha, Tewfik, Acting Egyptian Minister for Foreign Affairs; Minister of Communications.

Dreyfuss, Louis G., Jr., Consul General at Copenhagen.

Duesterberg, Lieutenant Colonel Theodor, Nationalist Candidate for German Presidency.

Dumba, Dr. Constantin Theodor, President, Austrian Section, League of Nations Union.

Dunbar, J. F., Acting Secretary of the Treasury, Liberia.

Durand, Julien, French Minister of Commerce.

Echegaray y Romea, Miguel, Agricultural Attaché Spanish Embassy.

Elliot, Sir Henry George, British Ambassador to Turkey, 1867–77.

Epp, Franz Xavier von, organizer of German National Storm Troops.

Evangheli, Pandeli J., Albanian Prime Minister.

Feder, Gottfried, Head of Economic Bureau, National Socialist German Workers’ Party.

Feis, Herbert, Economic Adviser, Department of State.

Ferguson, Colonel Harley Bascom, U. S. Member, International Joint Board of Engineers on St. Lawrence Waterway Project.

Fey, Major Emil, Austrian Secretary of State for Public Safety; Chief, Vienna Heimwehr.

Firestone, Harvey Samuel, Sr., President, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, and Firestone Plantations Company (Liberia).

Firestone, Harvey Samuel, Jr., Vice President, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company; Vice President and Director, Firestone Plantations Company (Liberia).

Fish, Hamilton, Jr., U. S. Congressman (Republican), 26th District, New York.

Flournoy, Richard W., Jr., Office of the Legal Adviser.

Fotich, Konstantin, Yugoslav Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Fouché, Sproull, Commercial Attaché of Legation in Rumania.

François-Poncet, André, French Ambassador to Germany.

Frick, Wilhelm, Head of National Socialist German Workers’ Party bloc in German Reichstag.

Fuszek, Dr. R. G., Head of Sanitary Survey, Monrovia, Liberia.

Gafencu, Grigore, Rumanian Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs.

Galvanauskas, E., Lithuanian Prime Minister, 1922–23.

Gabay Diaz, J. Narciso, Panamanian Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Gabbeatt-Dombasle, Maurice, French Commercial Attaché in United States.

George, William P., Chargé in Yugoslavia.

Ghika, Prince Dimitri, Rumanian Minister for Foreign Affairs, from April 27.

Gilmour, Major, President, International Quarantine Board, Alexandria, Egypt.

Glidewell, President, American Chamber of Commerce for Spain.

Goebbels, Joseph Paul, editor of Der Angriff, organ of National Socialist German Workers’ Party.

Goering, Hermann, Member, National Socialist German Workers’ Party; President of Reichstag.

Gomez y Ocerin, J., Spanish Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Gordon, George A., Counselor of Embassy in Germany.

Graham, British Judge, Mixed Court of First Instance, Cairo, Egypt.

Graham, Constantin, British Consul General at Monrovia.

Grazzi, Emanuele, Italian Consul General at New York.

Green, Captain Thomas H., Secretary, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Grimes, Louis A., Liberian Secretary of State; Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Groener, General Wilhelm, German Minister for Reichswehr, to May 30.

Gubba, James, Leader, German Farmers’ Party in Memel Diet.

Hackworth, Green H., Solicitor, Department of State, August 10, 1925–June 30, 1931; Legal Adviser, July 1, 1931.

Hadley, Lindley Hoag, U. S. Congressman (Republican), Washington.

Hamilton, Baron Carl Fredrik Hugo, Secretary General, Swedish Foreign Office.

Hand, Learned, Judge, U. S. Circuit Court, 2d Circuit.

Hanfstängel, Ernst Franz, Chief, Foreign Press Department, National Socialist German Workers’ Party; personal adjutant to Adolf Hitler.

Harris, Ernest L., Consul General at Vienna.

Hays, Will, President, Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc.

Henderson, Arthur, British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1929–31.

Henderson, Sir James Blacklock, British inventor, naval firing gear.

Henke, Dr., film expert, German Foreign Office.

Herouy, Bellaten Guétò, Ethiopian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Herridge, William Duncan, Canadian Minister to United States.

Herriot, Edouard, President, French Council of Ministers (June 7–December 14); Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Herron, Major Frederick L., Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America.

Hibbard, Frederick P., Second Secretary of Legation in Czechoslovakia.

Hill, Major George P., Assistant Legal Adviser, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Hindenburg, Paul von, President of Germany; candidate for reelection.

Hines, William D., Acting Manager, Firestone Plantations Company (Liberia); Representative before League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Hitler, Adolf, Chairman, National Socialist German Workers’ Party.

Hoare, Sir Reginald Hervey, British Minister to Persia.

Hornell, James, Director of Fisheries, Government of Madras.

Howard, Lord Esme William, British Ambassador to United States, 1924–30.

Howe, Robert George, Treaty Department, British Foreign Office.

Howe, Walter Bruce, Representative of Finance Corporation of America before League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Howell, Williamson S., Jr., First Secretary of Embassy in France.

Howells, Dr. W., Senior Health Officer, Gold Coast West African Medical Service; Head of emergency sanitation mission to Liberia.

Hugenberg, Dr. Alfred, Chairman, German National Peoples’ Party; Presidential candidate.

Hughes, Charles Evans, Secretary of State, 1921–25.

Hurley, Patrick Jay, Assistant Secretary of War, March 15–December 9, 1929.

Ianculescu, Rumanian Representative, General Railway Signal Company.

Irujo, Luis M. de, Counselor of Spanish Embassy in United States.

Jacobsson, Per, Swedish Financial Expert, League of Nations mission to Memel Territory.

Jardine, William M., Minister to Egypt.

Johnson, Secretary to Edwin Barclay, President of Liberia.

Jones, J. Edmund, Liberian Assistant Secretary of State.

Jones, Wesley Livsey, U. S. Senator (Republican), Washington.

Junian, Grigoire, Rumanian Minister of Justice, 1928–30.

Junkab, Dr. E., Chief, Political Bureau, Austrian Foreign Office, to November 1, 1932.

Kadgyns, K., Member, Lithuanian Directorate for Memel Territory.

Kafandaris, George, Greek Minister of Finance, 1926.

Karsky, Michael, Soviet Minister to Lithuania.

Kastl, Dr. Ludwig, Director, Federation of German Industries.

Kennan, George Frost, Consul at Riga.

Kliefoth, Alfred W., Second Secretary of Embassy in Germany.

Knatchbull-Hugessen, Hughe Montgomery, British Minister to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Knox, John Clark, Judge, U. S. District Court, Southern District of New York.

Kodding, John Trojan, Second Secretary of Legation in Bulgaria, 1929–30.

Kramer, Albert, Yugoslav Minister without Portfolio.

Kumanudi, Kosta, President, Yugoslav Chamber of Deputies; Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, August.

La Boulaye, André Lefebvre de, Deputy Director, Department of Political and Commercial Affairs, French Foreign Office.

Lambros, Achille C., Private Secretary to Greek Prime Minister.

Lamont, Robert Patterson, Secretary of Commerce.

Laval, Pierre, President, French Council of Ministers and Minister for Foreign Affairs, to February 16; Minister of Labor, February-May.

Lavender, Lieutenant Commander Robert A., Member, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Lefebvre, Olivier, Canadian Member, International Joint Board of Engineers on St. Lawrence Waterway Project.

Leitner, Rudolf, Counselor of German Embassy in United States.

Leverre, Gaston, French Railway Expert; Technical Adviser, Rumanian State Railways.

Lewis, Colonel George T., Adviser, Liberian Frontier Force.

Ligthart, Th., Dutch Financial Expert for League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Lindsay, Sir Ronald Charles, British Ambassador to United States.

Lingeman, Eric Ralph, Commercial Secretary, British Legation in Persia.

Litvinov, Maxim, Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs.

Loeb, Charles G., President, American Chamber of Commerce in France.

Loraine, Sir Percy Lyham, British High Commissioner for Egypt and the Sudan.

Löwenthal, J., Director, Presidential Cabinet, Austria.

Lyle, L T., Vice President, Finance Corporation of America, (subsidiary of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, holding corporation for bonds of Republic of Liberia).

McBarnett, Alexander Cockburn, British Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt.

McCaskey, Charles L., Acting Financial Adviser to Republic of Liberia.

McCormack, J. L., District Manager, Export Steamship Corporation.

McDermott, Michael James, Chief, Division of Current Information, Department of State.

Mackenzie, Dr. Melville D., Special Commissioner of League of Nations to Kru Coast, Liberia.

McLachlan, D. W., Canadian Member, International Joint Board of Engineers on St. Lawrence Waterway Project.

McMullen, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph I., Chairman, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Madariaga, Salvador de, Spanish Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Malmar, Knut Karl Folke, Chief, Legal Section, Swedish Foreign Office.

Marich, Milan, Official, Anglo-Yugoslav Petrol Company (Shell).

Marinkovich, Vojislav, President, Yugoslav Council of Ministers, to July 3; Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Markham, Colonel Edward Murphy, Divisional Engineer in charge of Great Lakes Division, River and Harbor Improvements, Corps of Engineers, War Department.

Marlatt, C. L., Chairman, Federal Horticultural Board; Associate Chief, Bureau of Entomology, Department of Agriculture.

Mayer, Ferdinand Lothrop, Counselor of Embassy in Belgium.

Meissner, Otto L. E., Chief, Reich President’s Office.

Merkys, Anton, Governor of Memel Territory.

Merriam, Gordon P., Third Secretary of Legation in Egypt.

Meyer, Richard, in charge of Eastern European and Scandinavian Affairs, German Foreign Office.

Michalakopoulos, Andreas, Greek Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Mills, Odgen Livingston, Secretary of the Treasury.

Mirto, Edouard, Rumanian Minister of Public Works and Communications.

Mistler, Jean, French Under Secretary of State for Fine Arts.

Mitchell, Charles Edward, Minister to Liberia.

Mitchell, General Charles Hamilton, Canadian Member, International Joint Board of Engineers on St. Lawrence Waterway Project.

Mohorich, Ivan, Yugoslav Minister of Commerce and Industry.

Mohr, Otto Carl, Chief, Political Economy Section, Danish Foreign Office.

Møller-Nielsen, C., Member, Danish Exchange Control Board.

Moraht, Dr. Hans, German Minister to Lithuania.

More, Colonel, British Political Agent in Koweit.

Moret, Clement, Governor, Banque de France.

Mouchanoff, Nicolaus, Bulgarian Prime Minister; Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Mussolini, Benito, Italian Prime Minister (II Duce), 1922–44.

Newton, Lieutenant Colonel Henry, British Inventor, mortar and grenade devices.

Nubar Pasha, Egyptian Prime Minister, 1878–79; 1884–88; 1894–95.

Oliphant, Sir Lancelot, British Assistant Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Oliván, Julio Lopez, Political Director, Spanish Foreign Office.

Osborne, Francis D’Arcy Godolphin, Counselor of British Embassy in United States.

Page, Frank Copeland, Vice President, International Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Papen, Franz von, German Chancellor, June 2–November 17.

Perietzeano, Jean, Rumanian Minister of Public Works and Communications.

Peroutkas, František, Chief, Department of Foreign Trade, Czech Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Phenix, Spencer, Assistant to Under Secretary of State, 1927.

Phillips, William, Minister to Canada, 1927–29.

Piétri, François, French Minister of the Budget.

Pratt, Admiral William Veazie, Chief of Naval Operations, U. S. Navy.

Preston, A. S., British Judge, Mixed Court of First Instance, Cairo, Egypt.

Preston, Thomas Hildebrand, British Chargé in Lithuania.

Prieto y Tuero, Indalecio, Spanish Minister of Public Works.

Prittwitz und Gaffron, Friedrich W. von, German Ambassador to United States.

Puaux, Gabriel, French Minister to Rumania.

Rankin, Karl Lott, Commercial Attaché in Czechoslovakia.

Rappaport, Representative of Universal Pictures in Austria.

Reagan, Daniel J., Assistant Commercial Attaché in France.

Reber, Samuel, Jr., U. S. Representative, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Reizgys, Martynas, Member of All-Lithuanian Directorate for Memel Territory; Leader, Memel Territory Party.

Renthe-Fink, Cecil von, Member of League of Nations Political Section in charge of Liberian Affairs.

Reybold, Major Eugene, U. S. Representative, Niagara River Control Board.

Rhallys, Jean, Greek Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Richardson, Gardner, Commercial Attaché in Austria and Yugoslavia.

Riley, Commander, British Inventor, mine and depth charge devices.

Rintelen, Dr. Anton, Austrian Minister of Public Instruction.

Ristelhuerer, René, French Minister to Lithuania.

Ritter, Karl, Chief, Economic Section, German Foreign Office.

Rock, Captain Logan Norman, Madrid Representative, International Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Rollin, Louis, French Minister of Commerce.

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, President-elect of the United States; Governor, State of New York.

Rosso, Augusto, Italian Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Rugg, Charles B., Assistant Attorney General; Legal Adviser and Member, Commission for Adjustment of British Claims.

Russell, F. A. K., Member, special commission to investigate alleged Kru Coast outrages.

Rydings, Douglas Gerald, British Consul General at Monrovia.

Sackett, Frederic Mosley, Ambassador to Germany.

Saint-Quentin, Count René Daynel, Chief, African and Levant Department, French Foreign Office; Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Sasscer, E. R., Department of Agriculture Representative, Spanish trade hearings.

Schleicher, General Kurt von, German Minister for Reichswehr, June 1; Chancellor, December 2, 1932–January 28, 1933.

Schmidt, Boatswain Karl, Commanding Officer, U. S. Coast Guard Patrol CG–145.

Schmidt, Rudolph, Danish Importer, American radio sets.

Schober, Johann, Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Schwerin von Krosigk, Count Ludwig, Chief, Budget Department, German Ministry of Finance; Minister of Finance, June 2.

Severing, Wilhelm Karl, Prussian Minister of Interior.

Shantz, Harold, Second Secretary of Legation in Liberia.

Shepperd, Thomas S., Representative of Ulen and Company, in Greece.

Shebman, Commander, British Inventor, mine and depth charge devices.

Shvblyuga, Stanko, Yugoslav Minister of Finance.

Sidky Pasha, Ismail, Egyptian Prime Minister.

Simaitis, Edward, President, All-Lithuanian Directorate for Memel Territory.

Simon, Sir John, British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Simopoulos, Charalambos, Greek Minister to United States.

Skinner, Robert P., Minister to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Sloan, Alexander K., Chargé in Iraq.

Sottile, Dr. Antoine, Liberian Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Srshkich, Milan, President, Yugoslav Council of Ministers.

Stafford, Maurice L., Consul and First Secretary of Legation in Lithuania.

Stimson, Henry L., Secretary of State.

Stowell, Ellery Cory, appointed U. S. Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt, 1921.

Strasser, Gregor, Member, National Socialist German Workers’ Party.

Stratos, G., Greek Minister of Communications.

Strawn, Silas Hardy, Lawyer; Chairman, American Committee, and Vice President, International Chamber of Commerce.

Sugimura, Yodaro, Under Secretary General, League of Nations.

Sussdorff, Louis, Jr., Counselor of Legation in Rumania.

Swan, Thomas Walter, Judge, U. S. Circuit Court, 2d Circuit.

Swift, Merritt, First Secretary of Legation in Austria.

Tandler, Julius, Professor of Anatomy, University of Vienna; Anatomical Institute.

Tardieu, André President, French Council of Ministers, February–June; Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Thälmann, Ernst, Communist candidate, German Presidential election.

Thaw, Benjamin, Jr., First Secretary of Embassy in Great Britain.

Thompson, Geoffrey Harington, American and African Department, British Foreign Office, 1930.

Tönisson, Jaan, Estonian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Toepke, Dr. Otto G. A., German Consul General in Memel.

Toliszus, J., Member, All-Lithuanian Directorate for Memel Territory.

Travell, Winthrop A., Chairman of special commission to investigate alleged Kru Coast outrages.

Trochon, M., French Director General of Taxation.

Trombetta, Domenico, President, Lichtor Federation, official Fascist organization in United States.

Tsaldaris, Panagis, Greek Prime Minister, November 1932–January 1933.

Tubelis, Juozas, Lithuanian Prime Minister.

Tuck, Somerville P., U. S. Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt, 1908–20.

Undén, Bo östen, Legal Adviser on International Law, Swedish Foreign Office.

Usborne, Vice Admiral Cecil Vivian, Director of British Naval Intelligence, 1930–32; Inventor, marine mine protection device.

Vaida-Voevod, Alexandru, Rumanian Prime Minister, 1919–20.

Valcovici, Victor, Rumanian Minister of Public Works and Communications.

Vallance, William Roy, Assistant to the Solicitor, Department of State.

Vansittart, Sir Robert Gilbert, British Permanent Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Vabvabessos, Kyriakos, Greek Minister of Finance.

Vaux, Richard A., British Judge, Mixed Court of Appeals, Egypt; President, November 1.

Venizelos, Eleutherios, Greek Prime Minister, to November.

Wadsted, Otto, Danish Minister to United States.

Walker, A. V., President, Standard Oil Company of Yugoslavia.

Wallace, Dr. Benjamin B., Chief, Division of International Relations, United States Tariff Commission.

Watchoff, Constantin, Chief, Consular Section, Bulgarian Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Weizsäcker, Baron Ernst von, German Member, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Wendel, Guy de, French Politician and Industrialist.

Widding, Erik, League of Nations Member, Memel Harbor Board.

Wiehl, E., Commercial Section, German Foreign Office.

Wiley, John Cooper, Counselor of Embassy in Germany, to May 26; in Spain, June 1.

Winship, North, Counselor of Legation in Denmark.

Wrong, Hume H., Counselor of Canadian Legation in United States.

Yeftich, Bogolyub, Yugoslav Foreign Minister.

Yehia Pasha, Abdel Fattah, Egyptian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Yencken, Arthur Ferdinand, First Secretary of British Embassy in Germany.

Youngquist, Gustaf Aaron, Assistant Attorney General.

Zaleski, Auguste, Polish Minister for Foreign Affairs; rapporteur, League of Nations Committee on Liberia.

Zaunius, Davos, Lithuanian Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Zulueta y Escolano, Luis de, Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs.

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