1950 Press Photo Members voting during UN Security Council meeting in New York

United Nations Organization. Lake Success, New York. Eight members of the United Nations Security Council raise their hands in a vote that approved a United States motion to keep on discussing North Korean aggression, rejecting a Russian attempt to have consideration of admission of Red China placed ahead of it on the agenda. Seated at table, starting at upper right: Dr. Alberto I. Alvarez, Cuba; Dr. Tingfu E. Tsiang, China; Dr. Ales Bebler, who abstained, of Yugoslavia; Warren Austin, United States; Sir Gladwyn Jebb, United Kingdom; C.E. Zinchenko, assistant secretary general of Security Council, counting votes; Jakob A. Malik, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, president, who voted against resolution; Secretary General Trygve Lie; Arne Sunde, Norway; Sir Bengal Narsing Rau, who abstained, of India; M. Jean Chauvel, France; Mahmoud Bey Fawzi, Egypt; and Dr. Antonio Quevedo, Ecuador. Vote was 8-1.

Photo is dated 1950.

Photo measures 9.75 x 7.5 inches.