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Dr H. St Seidenfus (chairman), professor of politicoeconomics, Wilhelm University, Westphalia; director of the Institute of Transport Sciences, Munster (Federal Republic of Germany). Dr C. H. Sharp, professor of economics, University of Leicester. Dr H. J. Noonman, director of the Economic Bureau for Road and Water Transport, Rijswijk (Netherlands). D. R. Quin, director-general, European Conference of British Bus and Coach Operators, London. Dr A. Heimes, directorgeneral of Federal Union of German Long Distance Transport Operators, Frankfort, FOR. And M. J. Landreville. secretary-general of the Union of Enterprises. which undertakes transport for own-account, Paris.