text: tinians accepted OLW proposals, we should have achieved the great prize of preventing further loss of life, It was with this in mind that we were prepared to make practical changes that were reasonable but we were not prepared to compromise on prin- ciples.” 238. Mr. ILLUECA (Panama) (it7tr~,‘pruJtr,tion .frunl Sp(rni,sk): I should like to speak very briefly in exer- cise of my right of reply. I would not have done this had it not been for the fact that the representative of the United Kingdom said that certain of my com- ments were in poor taste. So I would formally ask the Council to clarify something which appears in the records of the Council and which is in rather poor taste. There are 15 members of the Security Council, and in the Council’s records we find “Mister” before the name of each one except the representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He-and this is in very poor taste-appears as “Sir Anthony Parsons”. I think it should simply’ be “Mr. Parsons”. In the United Nations, we do not have any monarchical system: we do not have a system of privileges and titles. I make this request formally. 
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