INDEX
 
WORLD SECURITY
 
     1) The Problem of Voting in the Security Council.
 
          Attachments:
 
               (a) Analysis of President's formula given 
                to Soviet and British Ambassadors.
 
          (b) Letter of January 14 from British Embassy 
                agreeing with President's formula.
 
     2) Composition of the Security Council -- status of 
         France.
    
     3) Nations to be Invited to the United Nations 
         Conference -- status of six American Associated 
         Nations.
 
     4) Conference of American Republics in Mexico City
                and Discussions with Latin American Ambassadors
                in Washington.
 
     5)  Dependent Territories and International Trusteeship.
 
     6)  The International Court of Justice.
 
     7)  Liquidation of the League of Nations.
 
EUROPE
 
     1) The necessity of the three principal Allies 
                 arriving at a common political program for 
          Liberated countries.
     2) American policy toward spheres of influence.
 
     3) UNRRA
          (1) Accomplishments and problems.
          (2) Operations in the Balkans.
          (3) Relations with the Soviet Government.
     4) Treatment of Germany (Political).
 
     5) Economic policies toward Germany.
 
 
     6) German Reparations.
 
     7) Treatment of Austria (Political).
 
 
                                      8)  Economic