Document 5/4—Pierre Bonnet's Proposal Regarding the Spelling to be Adopted for a Word for which more than One Spelling is in Use.

Document 5/5—Comment Upon Pierre Bonnet's Proposition No. 10.

Document 5/6—Proposals in a Report by a Sub-Committee of the Smithsonian Institution Committee on Zoological Nomenclature Published in July 1948.

Document 5/7—Comment on the Proposals Brought Forward by a Sub-Committee of the Smithsonian Institution Committee on Zoological Nomenclature in 1948.

Document 5/8—On the Principles which should Govern the Spelling of Names.

Document 5/9—Letter Dated 28th February 1951

Document 50/1—Proposal of Homonymy with the Consonantal "i" at the Consonantal Letters "j" and "yi". Enclosure to a Letter Dated 16th March 1949 from Hobart M. Smith

Document 50/1—Proposed Revision of Certain Entries in Part B of Table 2 in the Appendix to Article 28

Document 51/1—Dr. Helen Muir-Wood's Request for a Clarification of the Provisions in Article 20 Relating to the Use of Diacritic Marks in Relation to the Law of Homonymy

Document 51/1—Proposed Adoption of a Recommendation that, where a Specific Name is Based on a Modern Patronymic, it should be Formed as a Substantive in the Genitive Case if the Purpose is to Honour the Collector of the Type Material and as an Adjective in Other Cases