Expresses its appraiation to the Mayor and the City of New York for their co-operation in extending the availability of the present temporary premises of the United Nations International School and in assisting in the search for a pennanent site at reasonable cost in the vicinity of United Nations Headquarters:
2
Requeststhe Secretary-General to intensify his efforts to assist the Board of Trustees in finding a suitable site for the School and in raising funds on a voluntary basis for the development of the permanent building and for the creation of an endowment fund which will make the School self-supporting at the earliest possible date;
3
Expresses the hope that the Board of Trustees and the School authorities will make every effort to avoid an operational deficit in the next school year, and in particular to expand their efforts to make the School available to a larger m.mber of children whose parents are associated with the United Nations without a proportionate increase in expenditures;
4
Dec-ides to contribute $60,000 to the International School Fund for 1961 for the purpose of liquidating the operational deficit anticipated for the current school year;
5
Decides to make available an additional amount of $20.000 for such expenses as may be required in 1%1 in respect of the plans for the permanent accommodation of the School.
20 December 1960.
Ret1olution~ adopted on the reports of the Fifth Committee
