[DISTRIBUTED 1925. TO THE COUNCIL AND TO THE League of Nations C. 110. M. 51 m e m b e r s o f t h e LEAGUE.] G e n e v a , March 4th, 1925. S ubject L ist N o. 46 OF DOCUMENTS DISTRIBUTED TO THE COUNCIL AND TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE DURING FEBRUARY 1925. (Prepared by the Distribution Branch.) Armaments, Reduction of Committees and Commissions, League Arms, Traffic in Composition of Convention concluded September io, 191g at St. Germain-en-Laye for the control of List issued February 15, 1925 bv Secretariat (Infor­ mation Section) giving Convention to supersede Conference, May 1925, Geneva Monthly Summary, Volume X", No. 1 Documents, Preparatory, for ('. 758. M. 258. 1924. IX* Council, League (C. C. O. 2) Investigation in the four States subjected to investi­ gation by Treaties of Neuilly, St. Germain, Trianon Note dated February 10, 1925 bv Secretary- and Versailles General forwarding Organisation with a view to exercise of right of C. 51. M. 28. 1925. IX (C. C. O. 8) Commissions of Investigation Composition of Assembly, League Presidents 5th Session, September-October 7924, Geneva 5th Committee to Note dated February 12, 1925 by Secretary- Minutes of General announcing appointment by President of Council, in accordance Official Journal, Special Supplem ent No. 28 with latter's resolution of December 9, 6th Committee to 1924, of Presidents of these four Com­ missions Minutes of C. 70. M. 35. [925 Official Journal, Special Supplem ent No. 29 (C. P. C. t 6 t) 33rd Session, March 1925, Geneva Agenda for Text issued Februarv 11125, together with list of rapporteurs B C. 59. M. 31. 1925 Questions, Additional, to Bulgaria Execution of military, naval and air clauses of Treaty C. 59 (a). M. 31 (a). 1925 of Neuilly by Letter dated January 31, 1925 from Greek Govern­ Questions, 2nd Additional, to ment maintaining, in reply to Bulgarian Govern­ m ent’s letter of September 5, 1924 (A. 35 (b). C. 59 (b), M. 31 (b). 1925 1924), the exactitude of its previous statem ent (A. 35. 1924) concerning Bulgarian execution of Questions, 3rd Additional, to military clauses of this Treaty and referring to decision of December 16, 1924 of Conference of C. 59 (c). M. 31 (c). 1925 Ambassadors as proof of its contention C. 43. M. 24. 1925. IX Questions, 4th Additional, to * Indexed in detail in Annual Subject List for 1924. C. 59 (d). M. 31 (d). 1925 S. d. N. 175 {FO + 125 (A.) 3 25. imp, Sonor Frontier between Albania and the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (continued) Monastery of St. Naoum, Allocation of Advisory Opinion (No. 9) given September 4, 192 | by Permanent Court of International Justice D to the effect that Principal Allied Powers have, by the decision of December 6, 1922 of Conference of Ambassadors, exhausted the mission contem­ Documents, League plated by the 2nd Assembly resolution of October 2, 1921 regarding (C. P. J. I., Series B, No. 9) List, Subject, (No. 44) of docum ents distributed to Acts and documents, including minutes of meeting Council and to States Members during December of Permanent Court (5th Session), relating to 1924 C. 5. M. 2. 1925 C. P. J. I., Series C, No. 5, Volume II Note dated February 1925 by Secretary- General forwarding C. 3. M. 1. 1925 E H Economics and Finance Customs formalities Health Organisation Abolition of import and export prohibitions and Epidemics restrictions Report, Epidemiological, Monthly, of the Health Section dated February 15, 1925 L etter dated February 12, 1925 by Secretary- R. E. 75 General to Non-European States Members which have not replied to his letter of October 7, 1924 (C. L. 139 (a). 1924) urging these Govern­ ments to forward information asked for therein, before end of April 1925 C. L. 14. 1925 I Statistics Bulletin, M onthly, of Intellectual Co-operation Instruction of youth in aims of the League Jan u ary 1925 Letter dated February 12, 1925 from Secretary- Monthly Bulletin of Statistics, Volume VI, No. 1 * General to States which have replied to his letter of October 1923 (C. L. 110. 1923), quoting reso­ lution adopted September 23, 1924 bv 5th As­ sembly which instructed the Secretariat to inves­ tigate means by which efforts towards this end might be developed and co-ordinated and to F report to 6th Assembly, and requesting any information, further to that contained in previous reply, likely to assist the Secretariat in the pre­ paration of this report C. L. 11. 1925 Frontier between Albania and the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Letter dated February 12, 1925 from Secretary- Aggressions in region of General to certain Associations quoting resolu­ tion adopted September 23, 1924 by 5th Assembly Letter dated February 9, 1925 from Albanian which instructed Secretariat to investigate means Government (M. Blinisliti) requesting withdrawal by which efforts towards this end might be co-or­ from agenda of 33rd Council Session of request dinated and developed and to report to 6th As­ (C. 836 (1). M. 270. 1924) of December 20, 1924, sembly, and requesting these Associations to be made by preceding Albanian Government in good enough to communicate their views 011 this virtue of Article 15 of Covenant, regarding question aggressions of Serbian bands C. L. 11 (b). 1925 C. 68. M. 34. 1925. V II Letter dated February 13, 1925 from Secretary- General to States which have not replied to his Telegram dated F ebruary 12, 1925 from new Alba­ letter of October 1923 (C. L. n o . 1923), quoting nian Government stating it considers that accu­ resolution adopted September 23, 1924 by 5th sations made against Serb, Croat and Slovene Assembly which instructed Secretariat to inves­ Government by preceding Albanian Government tigate means by which efforts towards this end in its letters of December 18 and 20, 1924 (C. 836 might be developed and co-ordinated and to report (i).M . 270. 1924) are unfounded to 6th Assembly, requesting replies to his letter of October 1923 as to steps which these Govern­ C. 77. M. 39. 1925. V II ments intend to take towards this end and any information likely to be useful in the preparation of this report * Distributed to certain States only. C. L. n (a). 1925 ■ Intellectual Co-operation (continued) Life and Work, Intellectual, in the following country Canada Publication issued February 1925 by Intellectual M Co-operation Committee entitled The Univer­ sities, by Henri Reverdin, Expert of this Com­ Mandates mittee A M andates C. I. C. I., Brochure No. 40 (Series 2)* Iraq, British Mandate for Frontier between Turkey and Iraq Property, Literary and Artistic, Protection of Commission to study question of Conventions of Berne regarding Author’s right Letter dated January 27, 1925 from Turkish Adhesion to Government repeating protest and decla­ ration contained in its telegram of January Letter dated February 19, 1925 from Secretary- 26, 1925 General to certain States Members and Non- C. 41. M. 33. 1925. VII Members quoting resolution of Intellectual Co-operation Committee and approved Sep­ Telegram dated Jan u ary 26, 1925 from tember 9, 1924 by Council, requesting these Turkish Government protesting against States to consider possibility of adhesion British Government’s statement that the to these convention, sannexing copy of Acts presence of the two Turkish interpreters in force regarding these Conventions, a (Nazim Bey and Fettali Bey) with this notice published by International Bureau Commission is dangerous to peaceful for the Protection of Literary and Artistic conditions and that it cannot guarantee Works at Berne and announcing financial their lives, and declaring that it holds obligations to be met by signatories of this the British Government responsible for Convention the security of these members C. L. 15. 1925 C. 41. M. 33. 1925. V II Telegram dated January 30, 1925 from British Government submitting its state­ ment of case of interpreters to Turkish assessors on C. 41. M. 33. 1925. V II J Telegram dated January 31, 1925 from President of this Commission summarising Journal, Official conditions requested by Commission with regard to the liberty and security of the Supplements, Special Turkish Delegation on Volumes issued during February 1925 C. 41. M. 33. 1925. V II Official Journal, Special Supplements No. 28 and 29 Telegram dated February 4, 1925 from Turk­ ish Government, supplementing informa­ Volume issued January 1925 tion contained in its previous letter with regard to British Government’s protest Official Journal, 6th Year, No. 1* against the presence of two Turkish interpreters on this Commission and stating that it accepts any protection for its delegates which the Commission considers necessary, provided that the dignity and freedom of movement of the delegates is respected C. 46. M. 25. 1925. V II L Corrections to C. 76. M. 38. 1925. VII Telegram dated February 5, 1925 from Labour Organisation, International Commission (M. de Wirzen) to Turkish Conference, International, of Government insisting on necessity for Turkish Government to declare that it 2nd Session, June-July 1920, Genoa confirms the view held by its assessor Conventions adopted by (Djevad Pasha) that British Government’s authorisation for Turkish delegation to Ratification by Belgium of certain move about freely and conduct enquiry with discreet protection is compatible with Note dated February 25, 1925 by Secretary- the dignity of the delegation and with General announcing deposit of instrument of conduct of the enquiry C. L. 13. 1925. V C. 76. M. 38. 1925. V II * English text only * Indexed in detail in Annual Subject I.ist for 1924 — 4 ~ Mandates (continued) A M andates (continued) Iraq, British Mandate for (continued) Frontier between Turkey and Iraq (continued) Commission to study question of (continued) N Telegram dated February 6, 1925 from Turk­ ish Government to Commission, declaring that British Government’s authorisation Near East for Turkish delegation to move about Refugees, Armenian, in freely and conduct enquiry with discreet protection considered by Djevad Pasha Payment by certain banks of sums owed and resto­ to be compatible with conduct of enquiry ration of securities to and with dignity of Turkish Government is acceptable to the Turkish Government See : N EA R EAST Refugees in C.