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     China, Belgium, Bolivla, Colombia, Cuba, 
     Czechoslovakia, the Dominican Republic, 
     Ethiopia, Greeee, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, 
     Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, 
     Panama, Poland, and Yugoslavia.
 
     Associated Nations: Ecuador, Egypt, and
     Uruguay.
 
      2.  Seventeen of the members of the League of 
     Nations are neither United nor Associated 
     Nation:
 
     Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Austria, 
     Bulgaria, Denmark, Eire, Estonia, Finland, 
     France, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Sweden, 
     Switzerland, Thailand, and Turkey.
 
      3.  Fifteen of the United Nations and of the Asso-
     ciated Nations are not members of the League:
 
     United Nations:    Brazil, Costa Rica, 
     El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, 
     Nicaragua, the Philippines, Soviet Union, and 
     the United States.
 
     Associated Nation:   Chile, Iceland, Paraguay, 
     Peru, and Venezuela.
 
IV.   POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
        OF THE PROBLEM OF
        TRANSITION
 
     A.  Protocols
 
           (1) Protocol of Dissolution and Transfer
 
           (2) Protocol of Transfer.
 
       (1) A protocol of dissolution and of transfer of 
properties and of functions of the League, aside from 
those functions vested in it by separate treaties, could 
be opened for signature by states members of the League, 
at the time of signing of the basic instrument of the 
new organization. Such a protocol could provide, as 
among the signatory states, for the following:
 
                                                           1. The