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N O. 90 of DOCUMENTS DISTRIBUTED to the MEMBERS of the COUNCIL DURING OCTOBER 1928* [DISTRIBUTED C. 556. 1928. TO THE L e a g u e o f N a t io n s MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL.] GENEVA, N ovem ber 4th, 1928. S u b j e c t L ist N o. 90 OF DOCUMENTS DISTRIBUTED TO THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL DURING OCTOBER 1928*. (Prepared by the Distribution Branch.) ' The original reference number of a document distributed during October 1928 for a second time is also given and is indicated by the sign § K ey to abbreviations used in this Subject List. A. * Assembly Intell. Co-op. Institute Intellectual Co-operation Insti­ A. & A.P. Allied and Associated Powers tu te Add. Addendum, Addenda Ian. J anuary Addit. A dditional L. of N. League of Nations Adv. A dvisory Memo. M em orandum Agrt. Agreement Mtg. * Meeting Ann. Annex Min. Minutes App. Appendix Nov. November Arb. & Sec. Cttec. Arbitration and Security Com­ Observ'. Observation m ittee Oct. October Arrgt. Arrangement O.J. Official Journal Art. Article Org. Organisation Ass. Assembly P- Page Aug. August P. A. & A. P. Principal Allied and Associated C. * Council Powers Chapt. Chapter Para. Paragraph Cl. Council» Perm. Perm anent C.L. * Circular Letter Pet. Petition C.M. * Council and Members Plen. Mtgs. Plenary Meetings Comm. Commission Prelim. Preliminary Conf. Conference Prep. Preparatory Consult. Consultative Pres. President Conv. Convention Prov. Provisional C.P.J.I. * Permanent Court of Interna­ P t. P art tional Justice Recomm. Recommendation Cttee. Committee Redist. Redistributed Dec. December Rep. Report Del. Delegation Repres. Representative Disc. Discussion Resol. Resolution Dist. Distribution and Distributed Sec.-Gen. Secretary-General Doc. D ocum ent Secret. Secretariat Eng. English Sect. Section Err. Erratum, Errata Sept. September Extraord. Extraordinary Sess. Session Feb. F ebruary S.H.S. Serb, Croat & Slovene Fr. ** French Spec. Special Govt. G overnm ent Supp. Supplem ent I.L.O. International Labour Office Tcchn. Technical Int. Lab. Conf. International Labour Conference Tel. Telegram Int. Lab. Org. International Labour Organisa­ Temp. Tem porary tion U.S.A. United States of America Intell. Co-op. Cttee Intellectual Co-operation Com­ U.S.S.R. Union of Socialist Soviet Repub­ m ittee lics Vol. Volume * Used for numbering only. 1 sed for language only. Used for numbering only. Armaments. Reduction of (continued) Arms, Manufacture, Private, of (continued) Comm. Special, to study (continued) Armaments, Reduction of Arms, Manufacture, Private, of Composition of (continued) Comm. Special, to study Letter Oct. 4, 1928 from Netherlands Govt. Composition of (M. van Blokland) accepting Cl’s invitation Letter Sept. 28, 1928 from Chinese Govt. to continue to co-operate with the Comm, (M. Wang-King-Ki) accepting Cl’s invitation and proposing to communicate name of to continue to co-operate in the work of its repres. thereon this Comm. „ „ ... C. 528. 1928. IX C. 529. 1928. IX S. d. N. 175 (F.) - 150 (A.) 12/28.'Imp. Sonor. — 2 Armaments, Reduction of (continued) Disputes, International (continued) Arms, Manufacture, Private, of (continued) Pacific settlement of (continued) Comm. Special, to study (continued) Pact, signed Aug. 2 7 , 1 9 2 8 at Paris for renunciation Composition of (continued) of w ar * N ote Oct. 26, 1928 by Stec.-Gen. announcing Letter Aug. 4 , 1 9 2 8 from the B ritish Govt, for­ China’s acceptance of Cl's invitation to warding its notes of May 19 and Ju ly 18, 1928 continue to collaborate with this Comm, to the U .S .A . Govt, and expressing opinion and its appointment of M. Hsiao Chi Yung th a t signature of such a P act would n o t involve any inconsistency with the obligations of the C. 547. 1928. IX Covenant Assembly, League C. 3 8 0 . M. 1 2 1 . 1928 § 9th Sess. Sept. 1928, Geneva O. J., IX , No. 9, p. 1357 Summary Oct. 15, 1928 by Secret. (Information Section) of work of N ote M ay 1 9 , 1 9 2 8 from the British Govt, to U.S.A. Govt, expressing, after examination Monthly Summary, Vol. VIII, No. 9 of the draft * submitted by the latter's note * of April 1 3 , 1 9 2 8 , and of the revised draft * submitted by the French Govt., its readiness to support the movement for such a Pact 6 and making various observations on those texts Bahrein Islands C. 3 8 0 . M. 1 2 1 . 1928 i; Letter Aug. 2, 1928 from the Persian Govt, to the O. J., IX, No. 9, p. 1357 British Govt, maintaining, in reply to latter’s letter of Jan. 18, 1928, its protest against Art. 6 N ote Ju ly 1 8 , 1 9 2 8 from the British Govt, to of the Treaty of May 20, 1927 between Great Britain U.S.A. Govt, accepting the revised draft * and Hedjaz annexed to the latter’s note of June 2 3 , 1928 * C. 413. M. 131. 1928. V II § C. 380. M. 1 2 1 . 1928 S O. J., IX, No. 9, P- 1360 O. J., IX , No. 9 , p. 1359 Letter Aug. 2, 1928 from the Persian Govt, for­ Documents, League warding Lists, Subject, Monthly, of docs. dist. 1 9 2 8 to the C. 413. M. 131. 1928. V II § Members of Cl. and to Members of the League O. J., IX, No. 9, p. 1360 No. 88 (Aug. 1 9 2 8 ) Bulgaria C. 4 7 0 . M. 1 4 2 . 1928 Financial situation of Docs. Public, Sept. 1926-Oct. 1928 relating to C. 338. M. 96. 1928. II Loan 1928, Stabilisation Protocol signed March 10, 1928 by the Bulgarian Economies and Finance Govt, as modified by the Addit. Act signed Sept. 8, 1928 at Geneva together with four annexes Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes and Cheques Conv. (draft) submitted April 1928 by the Cttee. of C. 338. M. 96. 1928. II Legal Experts on bills of exchange and promissory notes C. 175. M. 54. 1928. II ** § C. L. 131 (a). 1928, Ann. Conv. (draft) submitted April 1928 by the Cttee. of Legal Experts on cheques Danzig, Free City of Financial situation of C. 175. M. 52. 1928. II ** § Loan 1927, State (Tobacco monopoly) C. L. 131 (a). 1928, Ann. Trustee for Letter Oct. 2, 1928 from the Sec.-Gen. to certain Reps. Annual, by States non-Members o f the League forwarding No. 1 (June 25, 1927-June 30, 1928) the rep. of the Cttee. of experts and requesting observs. thereon before Jan. 31, 1929 and opinion C. 390. M. 125. 1928. II § as to whether discs, contained therein could O. J., IX, No. 9, p. 1379 serve as basis of disc, for Conf. to be co n v e n ed Disputes, International in 1929 Pacific Settlement of C. L. 131 (a). 1928. II. Pact, signed Aug. 27, 1928 at Paris for the renun­ ciation of war * Regulations (draft) subm itted A pril 1928 by the Cttee. of Legal Experts concerning Bills of Ex­ Accession by Persia to change and Promissory notes Note dated Oct. 3, 1928 from the Persian Govt, to U.S.A. Govt, announcing its C. 175. M. 54. 1928. II ** § readiness to agree to C. L. 131 (a). 1928, Ann. C. 544. M. 170. 1928. V II Regulations (draft) subm itted April 1928 by the Cttee. of Legal Experts concerning cheques Letter, Oct. 3, 1928 from Persian Govt, forwarding copy of C. 175. M. 54. 1928. II ** § C. L. 131 (a). 1928, Ann. C. 544. M. 170. 1928. V II * Not reproduced. * Not reproduced. * * Already disl. with L. 1M1. — 3 - Economics and Finance (continued) Economics and Finance (continued) Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes and Cheques (ctd.) Customs formalities (continued) Rep. April 1928 by the Cttee. of Legal Experts Certificates of origin summarising the results of the work of its three Orgs. authorised to deliver such certificates in sess. submitting two draft regulations and two the following countries draft Convs. proposing their communication to India govts, for observs. and their subsequent modi­ fication and submission to an Int. Conf. on Letter Oct. 25, 1928 from Sec.-Gen. to States signatory of Conv. of Nov. 3, 1923 notify­ C. 175. M. 54. 1928. II * § ing them of the inclusion by the Govt, C. L. 131 (a). 1928, Ann. of India of certain specified Chambers Currency of Commerce on list forwarded Oct. 25, Counterfeiting of 1927 C. L. 181. 1928. II Conf. April 1929 Convocation of Nomenclature, Unification of Letter Oct. 8, 1928 from the Sec.-Gen. to Framework (draft) June 1928 by Sub-Cttee. of States non-Members of the League an­ Experts (2nd Sess.) nouncing probable postponement of the Conf. from beginning of year until April C. 346. M. 103. 1928. II *, p. 13 1929 to allow them to study the rep. of Cttee. of Experts and promising to com. Classification (draft) June 1928 by Sub-Cttee. communicate definite decision later of Experts (2nd Sess.) of goods in chapters of C. L. 174. 1928 C. 346. M. 103. 1928. II, p. 17 * Conv. (draft) Oct. 1927 by the Mixed Cttee. Notes, Explanatory, June 1928 by Sub-Cttee. C. 523. M. 181. 1927. II * *, Ann. and Err.** * § of Experts (2nd Sess.) of C. L. 174. 1928. II, A nn. C. 346. M. 103. 1928. II, p. 74 * O. J., IX , No. 2, p. 197, Ann. 1000 (a) Introduction, Oct. 1928 by Secret, to draft Letter Oct. 8, 1928 from Sec.-Gen. to States framework of Sub-Cttee. of Experts non-Members of the League, forwarding the C. 346. M. 103. 1928. II, p. 4 * rep. of Oct. 1927 of the Mixed Cttee., drawing special attention to recomms.
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