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LEAGUE OF NATIONS

DOCUMENTSof the

PREPARATORY COMMISSIONFOR THE DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

entrusted with the

PREPARATION FOR THE CONFERENCE

FOR THE REDUCTION

AND LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS

SERIES XI

Part I. -Index containing a Detailed Analysis of the Documents ofthe Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Confe-rence and its Sub-Commissions with the exception of theDocuments of the Committee on Arbitration and Security.

Part II. - Index or Brief Analysis of the Documents of the Committeeon Arbitration and Security.

Series of League of Nations Publications

IX. DISARMAMENT

1931. IX. 5

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Preface . .. . . . . . ... . .. .. .. .. . .... ........... 5

Introductory Note ............................. . 7

Part I. - INDEX CONTAINING A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE DOCUMENTS OF THE PREPARA-

TORY COMMISSION FOR THE DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE AND ITS SUB-COMMISSIONS

WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE DOCUMENTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION AND

SECURITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 9

Table of Draft Texts showing Evolution of the Draft Convention. 5..... ... 5

Part II. - INDEX OR BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE DOCUMENTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARBIT-

RATION AND SECURITY ......................... . . . . . 91

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PREFACE

The following note gives brief particulars with regard to the origin, composition and datesof the sessions of the Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Conference and of the Com-missions, Sub-Commissions and Special Committees mentioned in the present index.

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The Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Conference, which was set up in virtueof a resolution of the Council of the League of Nations of December 7th, 1925, consisted of re-presentatives of States Members of the Council and of representatives of certain countries Mem-bers of the League which, by reason of their geographical situation, occupied a special position asregards the problem of disarmament and which were not otherwise represented on the Commis-sion. Further, three countries not belonging to the League were represented: the United Statesof America, the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics (since November 1927) and Turkey (sinceMarch 1928) 1

The Preparatory Commission for the Disarmament Conference held six plenary sessions:

First session, May 18th-26th, 1926.Second session, September 22nd and 27th, 1926.Third session, March 21st-April 26th, 1927.Fourth session, November 30th-December 3rd, 1927.Fifth session, March 15th-24th, 1928.Sixth session, April 15th-May 6th, 1929 (first part).Sixth session, November 6th-December 9th, 1930 (second part).

All the sessions were presided over by M. LOUDON (Netherlands), with the exception of cer-tain meetings during the first part of the sixth session, which were under the chairmanship ofM. POLITIS (Greece).

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At its first session, the Preparatory Commission set up two Sub-Commissions:

Sub-Commission A (military), composed of a military expert, a naval expert and an airexpert for each of the countries represented on the Preparatory Commission.

Sub-Commission B, composed of a representative of each delegation, to deal with all non-military questions submitted to it by the Preparatory Commission. It was authorised to obtainthe opinion on these questions of any organisations or persons it might think fit to consult, and inparticular that of the Joint Commission (see below).

Sub-Commissions A and B were under the chairmanship of the Vice-Presidents of thePreparatory Commission, and held three and four sessions respectively:

Sub-Commission A.

First session, May 28th-July 6th, 1926 (from May 28th to June 1st, under the chairman-ship of M. COBIAN (Spain) and from June 1st-July 6th under that of M. BUERO(Uruguay)).

Second session, August 2nd-September 9th, 1926 (August 2nd-23rd under the chairman-ship of M. COBIAN, and the meeting on September 9th under that of M. BUERO).

Third session, September 27th-November 5th, 1926 (September 27th-October 2nd underthe chairmanship of M. DE BROUCKERE (Belgium), October 2nd-7th under that ofGeneral DE CEUNINCK (Belgium) and October 8th-November 5th under that ofM. DE BROUCKERE (Belgium)).

Sub-Commission B.

First session, May 26th, 1926 (Chairman : M. BUERO (Uruguay)).Second session, September 27th, 1926 (M. VEVERKA (Czechoslovakia)).Third session, November 29th, 1926 (M. VEVERKA).Fourth session, March 16th-17th, 1927 (M. VEVERKA).

1 The following States took part in the work of the second part of the sixth (last) session of the PreparatoryCommission:

Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain,Greece, Irish Free State, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, Persia, Peru, Poland, Roumania, Spain, Sweden,Turkey, Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, United States of America, Venezuela, Yugoslavia.

The following States which had been invited to send delegates to the Commission were not represented duringthe second part of the sixth session: The Argentine, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala and Uruguay.

The Joint Commission, already mentioned in the report adopted by the Council on Decem-ber 7th, 1925, as designed to co-operate with the Preparatory Commission in respect of the econo-mic aspect of the questions under review, was composed of two members each of the Economic,Financial and Transit Organisations appointed by the Council of the League of Nations after consult-ation with the Chairman of the respective Committees, and of two members of the Employers'Group and two members of the Workers' Group of the Governing Body of the International LabourOffice appointed by the Governing Body. The Joint Commission was further authorised to callin other experts.

The Joint Commission held three sessions, the first of these being under the chairmanshipof M. BUERO (Uruguay), and the 2nd and 3rd under that of M. VEVERKA (Czechoslovakia):

First session, June 28th-July 1st, 1926.Second session, September 30th-October 5th, 1926.Third session, October 19th-27th, 1926.

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In accordance with a resolution adopted by the Assembly at its eighth session (September1927), the Preparatory Commission set up a Committee for Arbitration and Security to consider,on the lines indicated by the Commission, the measures capable of giving all States the guaranteesof arbitration and security necessary to enable them to fix the level of their armaments at thelowest possible figures in an international disarmament agreement.

This Committee was composed of the representatives of all the States represented on theCommission which were Members of the League of Nations, the remaining States being invited toparticipate if they so desired.

The Committee held four sessions, all of them under the chairmanship of M. BENES (Czecho-slovakia):

First session, December lst-2nd, 1927.Second session, February 20th-March 7th, 1928.Third session, June 27th-July 4th, 1928.Fourth session, April 28th-May 9th, 1930.

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Finally, the following Committees of Experts were set up by the Preparatory Commis-sion to consider certain special questions:

(a) The Committee of Experts on Civil Aviation, which sat at Brussels from February7th to 12th, 1927, under the chairmanship of M. DE BROUCKERE (Belgium).

(b) The Committee of Experts on Budgetary Questions, which held five sessions on thefollowing dates:First session, February 21st-27th, 1927, under the chairmanship of M. VEVERKA

(Czechoslovakia).Second session, March l4th-16th, 1927, under the chairmanship of M. VEVERKA.Third session, June 17th-18th, 1927, and July 1st, 1927, under the chairmanship

of M. VEVERKA.Fourth session, December llth-20th, 1930, under the chairmanship of M. JACOMET

(France).Fifth session, February 5th-28th, 1931, under the chairmanship of M. JACOMET.

INTRODUCTORY NOTE

I. INDEX TO THE DOCUMENTS OF THE PREPARATORY COMMISSION FOR THE DISARMAMENT

CONFERENCE.

(a) Documents indexed.

Title Distribution No. Sales No.

Series I : Documents concerning the constitu- C.9.M.5.1926.IX.tion of the Preparatory Commission (C.P.D. 1.)(Second session of the Committee ofthe Council).

Series II : First Session of the Preparatory Con- C.425.M.158.1926.IX. 1926.IX.7mission. (C.P.D. 1 (a) (1).)

Series III Second Session of the Preparatory Com- C.740.M.279.1926.IX. 1927.IX.2mission; Fourth and Fifth Sessions (C.P.D. I (b).)of the Committee of the Council.

Series IV : Third Session of the Preparatory Con- C.310.M.109.1927.IX. 1927.IX.5mission. (C.P.D. 1 (c).)

Series V, Fourth Session of the Preparatory Corn- C.667.M.225.1927.IX. 1928.IX.2

pp. 1-34 mission. (C.P.D. 1 (d).)

Series VI, Fifth Session of the Preparatory Com- C.165.M.50.1928.IX. 1928.IX.6

pp. 227-356 : mission. (C.P.D. I (e).)

Series VIII : Sixth Session of the Preparatory Com- C.195.M.74.1929.IX. 1929.IX.3

mission (First Part). (C.P.D. 1 (g).)

Series X : Sixth Session of the Preparatory Com- C.4.M.4.1931.IX. 1931.IX.1

mission (Second Part). (C.P.D. 1 (1).)

Report of Sub-Commission A C.739.M.278.1926.1X. 1926.IX.16(C.P.D. 28.)

Report of Sub-Commission B C.P.D. 29. 1926.IX.15(C.P.D./C. "B"/12.)

Report of the Committee of Experts on Budgetary C.182.M.69.1931.IX. 1931.IX.3

Questions. (C.P.D. 298.)(C.P.D./D.Q.B. 155 (2).)

(b) Contents and Arrangemenet.

The index is chiefly composed of headings relating to the questions examined by the Prepa-

ratory Commission for the Disarmament Conference and its Sub-Commissions and of a table show-

ing the articles of the various draft texts with tables annexed. There is also a general heading

Draft Convention, which appears in the index in its alphabetical order; under this will be found

in synoptic form all information relating to articles, parts, chapters, etc., as well as to the final

report of the Preparatory Commission.

Each question examined by the Preparatory Commission and its Sub-Commissions or

expert committees is represented by a heading under which will be found references to the work

concerning the questionnaire drawn up by the Committee of the Council, to the reports of the

Sub-Commissions and to the subjects dealt with in the articles of the Draft Convention.

The headings of names of persons and of countries permit one to estimate the views of

delegates and the attitude of governments towards the different questions.

With a view to accelerating the distribution of the index in spite of the fact that the last

series of documents of the Preparatory Commission were published very recently, the plan adopted

differs slightly from the original project in that it provides greater detail for the general questions

dealt with during the earlier discussions and for the reports of the Sub-Commissions; from the

opening of the 3rd session, however, that is to say, from the beginning of the establishment of

the Draft Convention, it has been principally based upon the definite questions which became the

subjects of individual articles of the Convention.

A table of draft texts has been drawn up to enable the reader to follow the amendments,

modifications and additions undergone by the various draft articles of the Convention until the

adoption of the final articles. This is placed as a folded inset at the end of the subject headingDraft Convention, page 51.

In the eighth column of this table, the sixty articles of the Convention appear in their finalform arranged in numerical order. By referring to the preceding columns, the reader can conve-niently see which parts of the various draft texts are included in the article in its final form. Thereader desirous of finding rapidly the text of any given article of one of the draft texts with thediscussion relating to it should first find that column in the tabe which refers to the draft text inquestion, and then, turning to the eighth column in the same line, he will see the number of thearticle in its final form. Finally, he should look up the article in question under the general headingDraft Convention.

(c) References.

References to the documents which constitute the Series I to X are indicated by the num-ber of the series in roman numerals followed by the number of the page in arabic figures.

References to the reports of the Sub-Commissions A and B are indicated by the letters Aand B respectively followed by the page numbers.References to the report by the Committee of Experts on Budgetary Questions are indicated

by "Budget. Ex." followed by the page numbers.

Examples:

X: 602 = Series X, page 602.A: 148 Report of Sub-Commission A, page 148.Budget. Ex. : 31 Report of Committee of Experts on Budgetary

Questions, page 31.

II. INDEX TO THE DOCUMENTS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION AND SECURITY.

(a) Documents indexed.

Title Distribution No. Sales No.Series V, pp. 35-56 : First Session of the Committee on C.667.M.225.1927.IX. 1928.IX.2

Arbitration and Security. (C.P.D. 1 (d).)Series VI, pp. 1-226: Second Session of the Committee C.165.M.50.1928.IX. 1928.IX.6

on Arbitration and Security. (C.P.D. 1 (2).)Series VII : Third Session of the Committee on C.358.M.112.1928.IX. 1928.IX.8

Arbitration and Security. (C.P.D. 1 (f).)Series IX : Fourth Session of the Committee C.357.M.149.1930.1X. 1930.IX.3

on Arbitration and Security. (C.P.D. I (h).)

(b) Contents and Arrangement.

The index deals exclusively with the documents of the Committee on Arbitration andSecurity from its constitution to its fourth session inclusively.

Questions relating to arbitration, security and to communications of importance to theLeague at times of emergency, which were dealt with by the Preparatory Commission and bythe Committee of the Council, appear in the index published in the first part of this volume.The object of this index, which has been prepared in the form of a detailed contents table, is toenable the reader to find without loss of time the texts of draft conventions, memoranda and otherdocuments drawn up by the Committee on Arbitration and Security, as well as the pages of dis-cussion relating to them.

(c) References.

References to the documents which constitute the Series V, VI, VII and IX are indicatedby the number of the series in roman numerals followed by the number of the page in arabicfigures.

Example:

VI: 125 - Series VI, page 125.

Part 1.

INDEX CONTAINING A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE DOCUMENTSOF THE PREPARATORY COMMISSION FOR THE DISARMA=MENT CONFERENCE AND ITS SUB COMMISSIONS; WITHTHE EXCEPTION OF THE DOCUMENTS OF THE COMMITTEEON ARBITRATION AND SECURITY.

N. B. For references, see page 8.

ABBREVIATIONS

Arb. and Sec. Cttee. Arbitration and Security Cor- Memo. = Memorandummittee. P.A.C. = Permanent Advisory Commission

Art. = Article P.C. = Preparatory CommissionChap. = Chapter Para. -- ParagraphCl. - Council Qu. = QuestionComm. = Commission Ref. = ReferenceCttee. = Committee Resol. = ResolutionGovt. = Government Sub-Comm. = Sub-CommissionInt. = International Synoptic Analysis = Synoptic analysis of the provi-Jt. = Joint sions of the British and FrenchKgd. = Kingdom draft Conventions.

Aggression (continued)NON-AGGRESSION treaties, see Arbitration

A and security, Treaties, etc., Non-aggres-sion, etc.

Active Service, Period of STUDY of provisions of Covenant of League,

~See Per~i~od of service ^see Covenant, etc., Arts. Io, II, 15 andA6: application, Proposal I b. of Frenchdelegation and Proposal of Polish dele-

See Bombardment, aerial gationSee also index published as Part II of

Aerial Warfare this volume: Aggression and Covenant,See Bombardment, aerial Articles, etc.

Chemical arms See also Security

Aeronautical Industry Aghnides, Th., (Director of Disarmament Sec-PROTECTION and growth . . . .. .. A: 33, 136 tion)

TRIBUTE to.............. X: 419Aeroplanes

See Aircraft, civil and Aguiero y Bethancourt, Aristides deAircraft, military Delegate of Cuba ....... ...... V: 5, 6

Agenda of Preparatory Commission Air ArmamentsSee, Preparatory Commission, Agenda

AERONAUTICAL industry, see that titleAggression AIR FORCE, international, see that title

ACTION of League organisations at times of AIRCRAFT, civil and Aircraft, military, seeemergency, see Covenant, etc., Arts. io, these titlesII, 15 and I6: application, Proposal AVIATION, civil, see that titleI a of French delegation DEFINITION.: declarations submitted by dele-

ARMAMENTS of, see Armaments, Offensive gations to Sub-Comm. A ...... A: I6-17

and defensive, etc. EFFECTIVES of, see Effectives, of Air arma-FINANCIAL assistance to States victims of ments

aggression, see Covenant, etc., Arts. Io, EXCHANGE of informationII, 15 and I6: application, Proposal of re Budgetary limitation, see Draft Con-Finnish delegation vention, Art. 38See also index published as Part II of re Effectives, see Effectives, Exchange

this volume: Financial assistance, etc. of information, provisions, etc.FORCES of, see Armaments, Offensive and re Material, see Material, of Air arma-

defensive, etc. ments, Exchange of informationMEASURES for enquiry into, see Draft Con- in Report of Sub-Comm. A

vention, Insertion of provisions, etc. A: 114, 115, II6, 117, 118, 121, 136

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Air Armaments (continued) Aircraft Carriers (continued)EXPENDITURE CLASSIFICATION .......... A: 89, 93, 94

on Effectives, see Effectives, Expenditure, DEFINITION ........... . A 89, 104provisions, etc. See also Draft Convention, Part II,

on Material, see Material, of Air Arma- Chap. B, Annex IIIments, Expenditure DISPLACEMENT, see Draft Convention, Art. 15,

as FACTOR in determination of peace poten- and Part II, Chap. B, Annex IIItial (Qu. I b. of Questionnaire) GUNSDiscussion and documents Calibre, maximum, see Draft Conven-

of Argentine Govt ........ II 107 tion, Art. 15of Committee of C1. I: 18, 25, 29, 39, 41, 48 Number, total, see Draft Convention,of Preparatory Commission . II : 17-23, 123 Art. l5

A: I6 LIMITATIONINCREASE since I91 : Soviet statement V: 32 of Total tonnage of, see Naval armaments,INFLUENCE of naval armaments on . . . A: 25-6 Classes, Limitation, of Total tonnage,LIMITATION etc.

Declaration of Japanese delegation . VIII: 84-5 at Washington Conference, see Washing-Economic consequences of any method ton Conference, etc., Limitation

enabling civil aviation to be taken REPLACEMENT . .. . . . ... ...... A: o8into account in SOVIET draft ConventionsReport of Cttee. of Experts and resol. V : o; VI: 327, 338, 350; VIII 2I

of Sub-Comm. B, Nov. 29, 1926 B: 3 TONNAGE distribution for, see Draft Conven-IV: 417, 419 tion, Part II, Chap. B, Table II

of Effectives, see Effectives, of Air arma-ments, Limitation Airraft Civil

of Material, see Material, of Air arma- See also Aviai ments, Limitatimi See also Aviation, civilments, Limitation u

Preliminary study by Cttee. of Cl. and CONSTRUCTION, undesirability of restrictionP. C., and Report of Sub-Comm. A, of................ IV: 419see below Reduction and limitation, DISTINCTION from military and militaryetc., (Qu. II b) value of (Qu. VI a. of Questionnaire)

Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. AMANUFACTURES and imports, see that title eclarations submitted to Sub-Comm. A,under Material by delegations ofunder Material

Argentine, British Empire, Chile, Filn-MATERIAL of, see Material, of Air armaments Argentine, British Etpire e,i Fin-REDUCTION or limitation, definition and SweA: 50, i 15

forms of (Qu. II b. of Questionnaire) Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France,Declarations submitted by delegations Italy, Poland, Roumania, Kgd. of

to Sub-Comnm. Ato Sub-Commn, Jpn...... h2A Serbs, Croats and Slovenes A: 50, I50, 152Argentine, Japan. .. . ... A: I2-3 Germany ....... A:50, 149-50, 152-5Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Po- U. S. A. 5, 50, 55

land, Roumania, Serb-Croat-Slovene Discussion and documents Kgd . ...... A: II2-13, 122-3, 134 I : 8, 19, 25, 30, 39, 41, 48British Empire. . A: 112-3, 123, 135, 136 II: 2-2, 25, 36, 107, 121, 125 [X: 595];

Chile . . . A: 112-3, 123, 134, 36 IV: 419; A: 50, 148-50, 152-5Finland, Netherlands, SwedenFinland, Netherlands, Sweden ENGINES, see below Spare parts and engines

A: 33-4, I12-3, 123, 137 FACTOR in determination of standards ofFrance . . . . A: 112-3, 122-3, I33-4, I35Germany . . . A: 33-4, 112-3, 23, 36, 37 comparison of armamentsSpain . . A: 112-3, 123, 37 Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. AU. S. A.... .. A: II2-3, 123, 133, I35-6, I36 b

Discussion and documentsAll elegationA:of Argentine Govt. I: 107 Germany. . . .A:56of Committee of Cl. MIILITARY value of, see above Distinction, etc.

I : 8, 25, 29, 33-4, 39, 41, 48 POISON gas apparatus for, see Chemical arms,of Greek Govt.. ... . .. . . I: 8 Poison gas, Distribution, etc.of Preparatory Commission and Sub- REQUIREMENTS f .. . . . . . . . A: 53-4

Comm. A SPARE PARTS and enginesII: 17-18, 20, 23-6, 27, 28, 30, 31, I13, 124 Civil and military differences of and

A: 29, 32, 37, 62, 111-40, 122-5, 133-4, 135-7 military value of (Qu. VI b. of Ques-SCALE of armaments, see that title tionnaire)in SOVIET draft Conventions . . V328, 352- Discussion and documents of

SOVIVI . 328, 352-3 Cttee. of Cl. . . . 1:18, 25, 30, 39, 41, 48STANDARDS of comparison, see that title P.C. ..... II : 36, 107, 125Report of Sub-Comm. A .. A: I50-I, 153

Air Force, InternationalDECLARATION by Spanish delegation VIII: 113, 114 Aircraft, MilitaryDISCUSSION ........... VIII: Ii, 113-4 COMPARISON by age, horse-power, lift ton-LETTER from President of Int. League of nage and number . .. . A: 48, 49, 54, 55, 56

Aviators ....... ...... VIII: io .DEFINITION . .......... A: 114, 153

DESIGN, military value of .. . . . .... A: 115Air Lines, MilitaryDISTINCTION between civil and military, see

SUBSIDISING of, see Draft Convention, Art. 28 Aircraft, civil, Distinction, etc.

Aircraft Carriers ENGINES, see below Spare parts and enginesAIRCRAFT in EXCHANGE of information re

Exchange of information re, see Draft Draft Convention, provisions re, seeConvention, Art. 36 and Tables I, III Draft Convention, Art. 36 and Tablesannexed thereto I-IV annexed thereto

Limitation: Tables annexed to Draft German proposal, see under Draft Con-Convention, see Draft Convention, vention, Part IVPart II, Chap. C, Tables I, III FIRST-LINE combatant units, definition . . . A: 114

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Aircraft, Military (continued) Aircraft, Military (continued)HORSE-POWER, total SPARE parts and engines

Draft Convention: provisions re, see Civil and military differences, etc., seeDraft Convention, Art. 25 under Aircraft, civil, Spare parts, etc.

Limitation Limitation of horse-power of, see aboveof Aircraft engines, mounted or spare Horse-power, etc., Limitation, of Air-

Declarations submitted to Sub- craft enginesComm. A by delegations of Replacement .... ...... . . . A: 7

Belgium, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd. A: 117 STANDARDS of comparison forChile .. . . . .. A: I6, II9, 120 Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. ACzechoslovakia, Finland, France, by delegations of

Poland, Roumania . A: 117, II9, 120 Argentine, Belgium, British Empire,Spain ............ A: 117 Chile, Czechoslovakia, Finland,

of Aircraft in service France, Italy, Japan, Netherlands,Declarations submitted to Sub- Poland, Roumania, Serb-Croat-Slo-

Comm. A by delegations of vene Kgd., Sweden. . . . . A: 48-9, 49Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Japan, Germany . ........ A: 48-9, 49, 55 5

Poland, Roumania ..... A: TI6 Spain .......... A: 48-9, 49, 55Chile, Finland, Serb-Croat-Slo- U.S.A .......... A: 48-9, 49, 54

.vene Kgd. .......... A: II6 TARE weight, definition . . . .. . . A: I8France, Italy . ...... A: II5-6

of Aircraft in service and in reserveINGAREAMilitary value of . . . . . . . . A: 48-9, 49Declarations submitted to Sub- Militaryvalueof.48-9,

Comm. A by delegations ofComm. A by delegations of as Standard of comparison . A: 48, 4.9, 54, 56Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland,

France, Japan, Poland, Rou- Al Hussein Khanmania, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd. D riVIII: Spain .. .. .. ... .. A II7 Delegate of Persia ......... . VIII 6

of Civil aircraft in service: Declara- CHEMICAL arms ... . VIII:70,80tions submitted to Sub-Comm. A by EFFECTIVES . .... . .... VIII : 128delegations of Belgium, Chile, Cze- PERSIA, situation as regards disarmament VIII: 19choslovakia, France, Italy, Japan,Poland, Roumania ........ A: iI6

Draft Convention: provisions re, see AlbaniaDraft Convention, Art. 25 and INVASION by Yugoslavian troops, CouncilTables I, II, of Part II, Chap. C action re ... ...... . . . II: 90

Measurement, rules for, see Draft Con-vention, Art. 27

Military value of . .. .. A: 48-9, 49, 115 Amendments to Articles of Draft Conventionas Standard of comparison. . A : 48, 49, 54, 56 See under Draft Convention, Articles

LIFT tonnageDefinition .... ....... . A: I 1 7-18

DfLimitation.A : 117-1 Annexes to Draft ConventionLimitationDeclarations submitted to Sub-Comm. See Draft Convention, Annexes

A by delegations ofBelgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland,

France, Japan, Poland, Rouman- Annual Contingentia, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd.. . . A: II8 See Contingent, Annual

Finland, U.S.A. . ....... A: 117-8Military value of ........... A: 5as Standard of comparison .. .... A: 48 Antoniade, Constantin

LIMITATION Delegate of Roumania .. ..... VI 230

by Horse-power, see above under Horse- VIII ; X: ~~~~~~~power ~CHEMICAL arms . . . .. VIII: 49, 53, 69-70, 8I

by Lift tonnage, see above under Lift X: 3II, 390tonnagetonnage DRAFT CONVENTION

by Numbers, see below under Numbers Observance of former treaties . . . . X: 264

See also Air armaments, Reduction and Ratification: position of Estonia, Fin-limitation land, Latvia, Poland and Roumania X: 396

NUMBERNUMBER EFFECTIVES ............ X: 43, 264

Comparison by . . . . . A: 48, 49, 54, 55, 56 EXCHANGE of information re expenditure X: 75, 203Limitation by EXPENDITURE

Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. on Material .... . . . VIII: 173A by delegations of X: 75, 128 (land), 192 (naval)British Empire.A . . .. A: II4-5, I35 Publicity ............ X: 75, 203Chile, Finland, Germany, Italy, Ja- Total, limitation ........ . X: 203

pan, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, MATERIAL . VIII: I04 (air), 173U.S.A. .......... A: ii5 X: 75, I28 (land), 146, 153, 192 (naval)

Draft Convention: provisions re, seeDraft Convention, Art. 25 and PERIOD of service .. X:43Tables I, II of Part II, Chap. C PREPARATORY COMMISSION, procedure and

work. . VIII 35-6' X: 412-I3 (declaration)POISON gas distribution apparatus, see Che-. . VIII3 (decltiomical arms, Poison gas, Distribution, etc. SECURITY . ..... ...... . X: 43

REDUCTION or limitation, see that title under*Air armamentsarmaments ........... VIII: 35-6

SUPERVISION of armaments . VIII : 70; X: 75, 203in RESERVE, limitation of horse-power of,see above Horse-power, etc., Limitation

in SERVICE, limitation of horse-power of, Antzipo-Tchekounsky, M.see above Horse-power, etc., Limitation Delegate of U.S.S.R . . . . .... .. X: I8I

in SOVIET draft Conventions VI: 328, 338-9, 352-3 MATERIAL, naval. .. ...... X: I8I, 186-7

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Arbitration and Security Arbitration and Security (continued)ARBITRATION and conciliation RESOLUTIONS

Model Conventions re, see below under of AssemblyTreaties, etc., Conciliation, etc. Sept. 25, 1925 ...... .... : 5, 49

Procedure in case of international crisis Third AssemblyApplication of Covenant of League, see Reference to. .. ..... I: 5, 20, 44

Covenant, etc., Arts. io, II, 15 and II: 47, 48, 66, 67, I0216: application III: II; IV : 19, 289; VI: 236

Mechanism to facilitate meeting of of CouncilCouncil in case of war or threat of Sept. 26, 1925 . . .......... 6. 1:6war, see Covenant, etc., Arts. io, I, Dec. 12, I925 ........... I: 5015 and I6: application, Proposal June io, 1926 .......... II: 128Ia of French delegation Sept. 4, 1926 .......... III: 38

COMMITTEE on Arbitration and Security, see Dec. 8, 926 ....... . III: 82-3Arbitration and Security Cttee., also Spanish resol. submitted to 5th Assem-the index published as Part II of this bly, reference to . . . : 5, 20, 49; VI: 236volume SECURITY (Economic and financial assistance,

CONCILIATION Regional assistance, Treaties, etc.), seeProcedure for, see above Arbitration and Security

conciliation, Procedure, etc. TREATIES, Conventions and AgreementsTreaties, model Conventions, and General Fo tets, etc., see dex pblished s

Act, see belovw under Treaties PPart II of this volume : Arbitrationand conciliationCONVENTIONS, see below Treaties and con- Conciliation, arbitration and judicialConciliation, arbitration and judicialventions, etc. settlement

COVENANT of League, assistance under, see General Act (fusion of model treatiesCovenant, etc., Arts. IO, II, I5 and 16 A. B. C.)

GENERAL ACT for the pacific settlement of Accessions . ..... VIII: 195, 196int. disputes, see below under Treaties, Amalgamation by Assembly. . VIII: 195etc., Conciliation, etc. Reservations ...... . VIII: 195

GONDRA PACT, S ~ee' this title Model Bilateral Conventions (a. b. c.)prepared by Arb. and Sec. Cttee.

LETTER from Sec. Gen. to President of Corn- VIII : 94 (ref.)mittee of Council (Sept. 21, 926) III: 90-2 Model General Conventions (A. B. C.)

LOCARNO Agreements, see this title prepared by Arb. and Sec. Cttee.MEMORANDA VIII: I94, 195 (ref.)

Draft General Convention to strengthenof Finnish Govt. (June 5, Sept. 8, I926) en f reventin r, or See Covenan, ec. Arts. Imeans of preventing war, work of

See Covenant, etc., Arts. Io, II, 15 Arb. and Sec. Cttee. re X: I4-I5, 48I, 482and i6: application, Proposal ofand 16: application, Proposal of .General Act, see above under Concilia-Finnish delegation tion etc.

of Greek Govt II·6 In, tc2.of Greek Govt ..... .. . . . I 6-22 Mutual assistance, Model Treaty, seeDiscussion II : 6I-4 (passimn), 73-6 (passim) below Non-aggression, etc.of M. Paul-Boncour, see Covenant, etc., Nonaggression and mutual assistance.Non-aggression and mutual assistanceArts. io, ii, 15 and 16: application,-Arts. Io, It, I5 and 6: applicao AttinAtttude of Govts, re, and value of

Proposals of French delegationProposals of French delegation II: 43, 65, 74, 75; IV: I9, 329-30of Secretariat, on progress of work V 3-

6th Sept. 1926. ......... :. II 33, 34 Model bilateral and collective draftIIth Nov. I926 ....... III: 1135 treaties (D. E. F.) prepared by

MODEL draft treaties prepared by Arb. and Arb. and Sec. Cttee .... VIII: 194Sec. Cttee., see below under Treaties, etc., Promotion I : 5; III: 7; V: 7, 18, 19, 22;Conciliation, etc., and Non-aggression, VIII: 207etc. 'Security Treaties', use of term .. VI : 233-4

MUTUAL assistance, see below under TreatiesNON-AGGRESSION treaties, see below Treaties, Arbitration and Security Committee

etc., Non-aggression For details of minutes and documents of Corn-PROTOCOL for pacific settlement of inter-ittee, see the idex ublished Pt I

national disputes, reference to . . . . : 5, 20this volII: 44, 45, 53, 56, 112, 128; III : I, 39, 92 APPOINTMENT and members

IV: 199, 279, 289, 296, 331, 36r, 382 V: 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18-20, 21; VI: 238;V: 27; VI: 236; X: 553 X 277

CHAIRMANREPORTS Nomination, see BeneS, EduardAdopted by Assembly, Sept. 24, 1926 IIINomination, see Bene, EduardAdopted by AsmCouncil P7 Report on work submitted to P.C. by V: 22Adopted by Council

Sept. 26, 1925 .......... : 5-6 DATES of meetingDec. 12, 1925 .I: 47 49-50 st Session .. V: 2June IO, 1926 II : 130 2nd Session V: 23, 26, 28, 29Sept. 4, 1926 .......... II :38 3rd Session .... VIII: 194Dec. 8, 1926 .......... 111:81-2 4 th Session. X: 14, 277, 481

of Advisory and Technical Cttee. for DIscUssION and documents V: 6-8 (passim), 12, 13,Communications and Transit . . III : 1O5-7 14, 15, 18-21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 29

of Committee of Council (5th session) III : 107-10 VI : 231-2, 233-7, 237-8, 346of Drafting Cttee. of P. C. (ist session) VIII' 194-6

II: 113-16 X: 14-15, 18, 19, 277-8, 358-9, 411, 416, 481-2,of Preparatory Commission 534-5, 566-7

Ist Session .......... II: 123-7 MEETINGS, publicity of .......... V: 76th Session .. . .. X: 358-9, 534-5, 566-7 TRIBUTES to . . . VI: 231-2 ; VIII: 195 ; X: 1r9

to Preparatory Commission, submitted WORKby M. de Brouckere ...... III: 93-105 Historical survey .X. X: ·534-5, 566-7

by President of Preparatory Commission Interdependence of work of ArbitrationX : 481-2 and Security Cttee. with that of P.C. V: 23-8

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Arbitration and Security Committee (continued) Armaments (continued)

WORK (continued) MAGNITUDE ofProgramme and organisation V: 6-7, 20-, 22, 73 Comparison of, by comparison of mili-

Reports tary expenditureof Chairman to P. C.. . . . V: 22 Reference to Jt. Comm. . III: 33 ; B: 3-14

Final report of P. C. X: 358-9, 534-5, 566-7 Report of Jt. Comm. B: 4, 5, 6 (and note), I3-23

of 2nd Session Definition ........... B: 14-15, 22

Discussion by P. C. .. . VI: 233-7, 237 Ratio between war potential and . . B: 4, 23-30

Resol. of P. C., March 16, 1928 NAVAL armaments, see that titleVI : 237 (text), 238

of 4 th Session OFFENSIVE and defensive, definition (Qu. IV

Procedure re discussion of . . .. V: 277-8 of Questionnaire)Summary of . . . . X 4-15 277, 48-2 Declarations submitted by delegations of

Resolutions Argentine, France, Italy, Japan, Po-

of Assembly, Sept. 26, 1927 land, Roumania, Serb-Croat-SloveneV: 18. (text), 20-1, 25 Kgd ............... A: I43

of Preparatory Commission, March I6, Discussion and documents

1928 ...... . VI 237 of Argentine Govt. ..... II: 107

Statements by of Committee of C1. I: 18, 25, 29, 32, 33, 35,

President of P. C. VI: 231-2 ; VIII : 194-5 36, 39, 41, 42, 48X: 14-15, 48I-2 of Greek Govt . ....... II: 119-20

Soviet delegation ..... .. VI: 346 of Preparatory Commission and Sub-Comm. A ..... II: 32-5, 87-8, 114 I24

Argentine [X: 594]; A: 141-3

ATTITUDE re questions dealt with by Joint PEACE POTENTIAL, see that title

Commission . . . . ...... B: 2 PEACE-TIME, see Peace potentialDECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub- POTENTIAL, see Peace potential and War po-

Comm. A, see under subjects concerned tentialDELEGATES and representatives

See Cantilo, Jose Maria QUOTAS, determination in proportion to

Perez, Fernando defence expenditure ...... B: 19-20, 23

DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A ... . ... A: 9 REDUCTION and limitation

PARTICIPATION in work of P. C. . ... . II 6,8 Definition and forms of (Qu. II b. of

QUESTIONNAIRE for examination in view of Questionnaire)

disarmament submitted by . II : 07-8 (text) Declarations and replies submitted by

RESERVATIONS to Draft presented by Bureau delegations to Sub-Comm. A . . . A: 62-4

and to first Reading draft, see under See also under Air, Land, Naval ar-

Reservations maments respectively, Reduction,etc.

Armaments Discussion and documents

AGGRESSIVE, see below Offensive, etc. of Argentine Govt ........ 07

AIR armaments, see that title of Committee of C1.of Committee of C1.AiR armaments, se ht ie': 18, 25, 29, 33-4, 39, 4I, 48

COMPARISON of magnitude of, see below Mag- o rek ovt. .8, 2, 2, 3, 3, I:, 47nitude, Comparison, etc. of Preparatory Comm. and Sub-

CONTROL of, see Supervision of armaments Comm. A II: 17-8, 20, 23-6, 27, 28, 30,

DEFENSIVE 31, 86-7, 124 [X: 594] A: 37-65Definition and classification, see below (passimn), 65-77 (land), 78-III

Offensive, etc. (naval), 111-40 (air)List .............. A :I4I-2 Draft Convention: provisions re, see

DEFINITION (Qu. I of Questionnaire) Draft Convention, Art. i

Declarations and replies submitted to General principles ........ . A: 62-5

Sub-Comm. A by SCALE of armaments, see that titleArgentine ........ A : II, 15, 17, 21-3Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, STANDARDS of comparison of armaments, see

Italy, Japan, Poland, Roumania, that title

Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd. SUPERVISION of armaments, see that titleA: II, 15, 15-16, 21-3

British Empire ... : ., AI17 TAXATION incident to maintenance of

Bulgaria . . . . . . . . . A: II, 15, I5-16 A: 63, 78, 81, 96, 103, IO7

Chile .............. A: 15-I6 WAR POTENTIAL, see that titleFinland, Germany, Netherlands, Spain,

c A'Sweden .... .. . . . . . A: II 15-16 WAR-TIME, see War potential

U. S. A ......... A: II, 17, 19-21Discussion and documents Armaments Year-Book

of Argentine Govt. II' Io7of Committee of C1. ENLARGEMENT and improvement

I: I8, 25, 29, 33, 36, 39, 41, 47 German proposal, see Exchange of infor-

of Greek Govt. .6- .. .i. II: . mation, German proposal

of Preparatory Comm. and Sub- in Report of Sub-Comm. AComm. A . II: 17-23, 26, 37-8, 82-3, 123 A: 62, 63, 6,

[X: 593] REFERENCE to . ...... VI : 346; VIII : 95

A: II, 15, 15-I 7, 19-2I, 21-3 X 69, I40, 208, 275

of Serb-Croat-Slovene Govt. II: 82-3, 104, 1O9

DETAILED information to be furnished by Armes BlanchesGovts., German proposal .. . . . X: 267-9 LIMITATION, see Draft Convention, Art. Io,

INCREASE since 1914: memo. submitted by Amendments, etc., U. S. S. R.Soviet delegation . . . V: 12, 22, 31-3 (text)

INTERDEPENDENCE of armaments, see thattitle Armoured Cars

LAND armaments, see that title See Tanks and armoured cars

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Arms and Ammunition, Int. Trade in Aviation, Civil (continued)CONFERENCE and Convention (I925), refe- DEVELOPMENT

rence to I: 9; IV: 19, 49, 54, I77, I97, 2I1, 295, Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. A297, 303, 304, 307, 308, 312, 313, 314, 315, 333, by delegations of

334, 350 Argentine ...... . A: 50, III, 112, 120VI: 270, 277, 346 Belgium, Italy, Serb-Croat-Slovene

VIII: 49, 50, 82, I69; B: io Kgd . ......... . . A: 12, I2IBritish Empire . . A: 50, 50-I, 114, I35Chile, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Rou-

Arms and Ammunition, Private Manufacture of mani . A: 112, 119, I20, I21REFERENCE to work re . I: 9, 29 ; IV: 49, 54; Finland .. .. . : 50, 50-I, 112, 119, I20

VI: 277, 345 France . .. . A: II2, II9, 120, 121, 134Germany, U.S.A . .. A: 50, 50-I, III, 120

Articles of Draft Convention Japan .. A:II12See Draft Convention, Articles Netherlands, Spain . . A: 50, 50-1, III, II2

Sweden ....... A : 50, 50-, 112Reports

Assembly of League of Cttee. of Experts . . IV: 417, 418, 419COMMITTEE NO. 3 of Sub-Comm. A

Participation of President of P.C. as A: II, 112, II4, II9, I20, 121, I34, 135, 36, I53observer during work of. . . .. X: 15 DISTINCTION between civil and military

Rapporteur, see Paul-Boncour, M. aviationReports Draft Convention: provisions ye, see

re Arbitration, security and disarma- Draft Convention, Art. 28ment, reference to . .... : 5, 6, 9, 49 Examination by Cttee. of Cl. and P.C.,re Date and programme of Disarma- see blo in Questionnaire, etc.

ment Conference ....... III: 7-8 Reports ofWork, Soviet statement .. .. . VI: 345 Committee of Experts ... IV: 419

RAPPORTEUR to, see Paul-Boncour, M. Sub-Comm. A ..... A: 148-9, 152-5RESOLUTIONS DRAFT Convention; provisions re, see Draft

re Arbitration and Security Committee, Convention, Arts. 28, 37 and 52 (Art.ZD ofSept. 26, 1927 Ist Reading draft)

V: 18 (text), 20-I, 25; X: 277 ECONOMIC agreements between civil aviationre Arbitration, security and disarmament, undertakings, desirability, of

Sept. 25, 1925 I: 5 (text), 6; X: 532, 562 Draft Convention: provisions re, seere Conclusion of work of P. C., and con- Draft Convention, Art. 28

vening of Disarmament Conference Report of Cttee. of Experts . .. IV: 419X: 534, 565 ECONOMIC consequences of any method enab-

re Council organisation for work on ling civil aviation to be taken into accountdisarmament . . . I: 5 (text) ; III: II (ref) in limitation of air armaments, see this

re Date and programme of Disarmament title under Air armaments, LimitationConference, Sept. 24, 1926 EXCHANGE of information re, provisions of

III: 7-8, IO, 19, 30, 35 Draft Convention, see Draft Convention,re Pacific settlement of int. disputes, Art. 37

Sept. 1925 :...... I:49-50 A r EXPENDITURE on, see Draft Convention,Resolution XIV of 3rd Assembly, see Art. 37, Amendments, etc., British

under Arbitration and security EmpireWORK re disarmament, Soviet statement . VI : 345 LIMITATION

Combined method applying to the^~~~A~~~~~ssistance .whole of military and civil aviation,

see below of Military and civil aviationFINANCIAL assistance to States victims of as a whole

aggression, see that title Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. AMUTUAL assistance, see that title by delegations of

All Governments ...... A: 111-2REGIONAL assistance, see that title under Secu- Arenne Germn . .Argentine, Germany .. . . . . A: I20, r2

^ ~~~~~rity^~~~~ ~British Empire, Finland, Netherlands,Spain, Sweden ......... A: I21

Automatic Rifles France ...... ... . . A: 133-4U.S.A.A .. ...... A: 120, 121, 136

Draft Convention: provisions re, seeDraft Convention, Art. 28

Aviation, Civil Economic and political consequences ofSee also Aircraft, Civil Consideration by a Joint Economic

and Military Cttee. proposed . A: 112, 136AMOUNTS expended on, exchange of informa- in Report of Sub-Comm. A

tion, re, see Draft Convention, Art. 37 A: III, 112, 120, 134, I35, I36AUTONOMOUS organisation, desirability of of Military and civil aviation as a whole

IV: 419 (and note) Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm.

COMMERCIAL aviation organisations as part of A. 46 delegati ons of20, 12Argentine .... A: Iii-2, i20, t2lCOMMITTEE of Experts Belgium, Italy, Serb-Croat-Slovene

Appointment and work, resolution of Kgd . . A:III-2, IO-Sub-Comm. B, Nov. 29, 1926 British Empire . . . A: 111-2, I21, 135

B : 3; IV : 417 (ret.) Chile, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Rou-Chairman, see Brouckere, Louis de mania. A: III-2, II9-20, 20-IDate and place of meeting . . .. IV: 417 Finland.. A 111-2, 119-20, 121Members ............. IV: 417 France . A: I11-2, I19-20, 120-I, 133, 134Report. ............ IV: 417-9 Germany . . . A: 111-2, 120, 121, 136Tributes to .......... IV: 8, 7, I8 Japan .. A: 111-2Work, Soviet statement ...... VI: 346 Netherlands, Spain, Sweden A: III-2, 121

DEFINITION ............... A: 46 U.S.A. . .... A: 111-2, 120, 121, 135-6

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Aviation, Civil (continued) Aviation, Civil (continued)LIMITATION (continued) PERSONNEL (continued)

of Military and civil aviation, etc. (continued) Seconding of military aviation personnel

Definition ....... A: 19-20, 121 toEconomic consequences of Draft Convention: provisions re, see

Reference to Sub-Comm. B III 35 B: 2 Draft Convention, Art. 28in Report of Sub-Comm. A Report of Cttee. of Experts . . . IV: 419

A : 120, 134, 135, 136 B : 3 in QUESTIONNAIRE established by Cttee.Resolution of Sub-Comm. 13, Nov. of Cl. (Qu. VI a)

29, I926 ... .... B: 3; IV : 417 Discussion and documentsReports of of Argentine Govt .. ...... . II: 107

Cttee. of Experts ... . IV 417, 418 of Cttee. of Cl. I : IS, 19, 25, 26, 30, 31, 39,Sub-Comm. A 41, 48

A: 11-2, 112, II9-21, 133, 134, 135, I36 of Greek Govt. ........ . II: I21

in Report of Sub-Comm. A of P.C .. . . . .. II: 36, 98, II4, 125

A: .111-2, 120, I21, 133-4, I35, 136 SEPARATION from military aviationMATERIAL Draft Convention: provisions re, see

Limitation Draft Convention, Art. 28

Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. Report of Cttee. of Experts . . . . IV: 419A by delegations of in SOVIET draft Conventions .VI: 328, 353; VIII : 22Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, SPARE parts and engines

Italy, Poland, Roumania, Serb, Examination by Cttee. of Cl. and P.C.,Croat-Slovene Kgd. . . .... A: 123 see above in Questionnaire, etc.

Germany ........... A: 112GermU.S.An. . . . . . . . . . 3 A 3: II2 S unsmnSUBSIDIES see Draft Convention, Art. 28U.S.A. . . . . . . .... .A' : I2, 133

Military value of Aviators, International League ofDeclarations submitted to Sub-Comm.elaations s itted to o LETTER from President of to President of

A by delegations ofA by delegations of P.C., and discussion . . . VIII : Io-II, 113-4All Governments except those of

Germany and U.S.A. . .... A:I I Belgiurm, Czechoslovakia, France,

Italy, Poland, Roumania, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd .. .. A: 23

Germany . ......... .. A: 5 BSeparation from that of military aviation,

see Draft Convention, Art. 28 Bacteriological Warfarei'TILITARY value of See Chemical arms

Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. Aby delegations of Barreto, J. M.All governments . IV : Io; A: 50-1, III Delegate of Peru . .......... X: 13Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Japan, Po-

land, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd. . . A: I2I BasesBritish Empire . . .. . .. . . A: i5 See Fortifications and basesFinland, U.S.A. .......... A: IiFrance ....... A 116, 121, I33-4 Battleships

German . . . . . . . . . . . . A CLASSIFICATION . . IV: 164, 241 A: 93Italy . . .: I6, 2t . . ...Spain ............ . . A: I7 DEFINITION . . . . . . . . ....... A: 83

in Report of Sub-Comm. A in SOVIET draft Convention ... .. . VI: 327A: 50-I, III, 115, II6, 117, ii8, 121, I24,

I26, 133-4 BayonetsPERSONNEL PUBLICITY : Netherlands proposal, see Amend-

Limitation ments, etc., under Draft Convention, PartDeclarations submitted to Sub-Comm. IV

A by delegations ofBelgium, Czechoslovakia, France, Belgium

Italy, Poland, Roumania, Serb- ACCESSION to General Act for pacific settle-Croat-Slovene Kgd. .... .. A: 123 ment of int. disputes .. .... . VIII : 95

Germany .. .. . .. . . . . A: 2 DECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub-U.S.A. ... . . . A: I12, I33, I34 Comm. A, see under subjects concerned

Military training for DELEGATES and representativesDraft Convention: provisions re, see See Bourquin, M.

Draft Convention, Art. 28 Brouckere, Louis deReport of Cttee. of Experts . .. . IV: 4I9 Ceuninck, Baron de

Hymans, PaulMilitary value of H P. .^Moncheur, Baron

Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. A RolinJaeque s, BaronRolin-Jaequemyns, Baronby delegations of DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A . A: Argentine .. :..... . 47, III

Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, POLICY re disarmament, see tunder Disarman-Italy, Poland, Roumania, Serb- ment, Policy, etc.Croat-Slovene Kgd. A: 47, 50, III, 123 PROPOSALS and amendments

British Empire, Chile . A: 47, 5o, it t re Articles of Draft Convention, seeBulgaria . . . . A: 47, III Amendments, etc. under Draft Con-Finland, Netherlands, Spain . A: 47, III vention, Arts. 8, 9, 28, 39, 54Germany .......... A: 47, 56 re Supervision of armaments, see uzderJapan ....... A: 47, 50, III, 113 that titleSweden ....... A:47, III, 113U.S.A. . ......... A: 47, 54 Bello-Codesido, Emilio

in Report of Sub-Comm. A Delegate of Chile ............ II:44A: 47, 50, 54, III, 113, 123, I26 DISARMAMENT policy of Chile ..... . II: 44

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Benes, Eduard Bernstorff, Count Johann-Heinrich (continued)Chairman of Committee on Arbitration and CHEMICAL arms .......... II 47, 3

Security ............. X: 277 IV: 332-3, 334 ; VIII: 25, 49, 50-I, 5I-2, 54, 55,Delegate of Czechoslovakia . . V: 5, 6; X : 3 66, 69, 7I, 73, 76, 80, 85-6, 88, 92-3, 93, 205;Representative of Czechoslovakia to Council X: 129, 207, 309-10, 310, 389-90, 390

(36th, 37th, 39th, 42nd, 43rd sessions) CIVIL aviationI: 5, 42 ; II: 5; III: 30, 38, 8I IV: 115, 142, I43, I54, 265, 267, 268, 270, 272

ARBITRATION and Security, Committee on VIII: I8 8; X: 230, 232-3, 287, 299, 384, 388,Appointment .. ...... . V: 15 397Co-operation with P.C. ....... V: 24 COMPETITION in armaments . .. IV: 17Date of 2nd session ....... V: 23, 29 CONSCRIPTION II: 86; VIII: II7, 126, 203-4;Members ............. V:20 X: 41, 72Organisation of work .. V: 22 (report), 23 COVENANT of League

COMMITTEE for co-ordination and supervision Art. 8, para. 6 exchange of informa-tion underof order of work of P.C.; proposal of tion under

Viscount Cecil .......... 111:28 VI: 285, 286, 288, 315-23 (proposal) VIII: 43, 43-4, 47, 48; X: 220-I

COMMUNICATIONS with League in times of Art. 6, assistance under : 4-5, 27emergency ..... III: 8I (report), 82-3, 86 D C d , 2

COUNC, w . re dn I DISARMAMENT Conference: date ... V: 26, 28 ;COUNCIL, work re disarmament . . I : 5-6 (report) VI: 243, 286, 290, 295, 301, 303, 306-7;COVENANT of League, application of Arts. II VIII: r6, 25, 39, 194; X: 16, 17, 2I, 88, 129,

and 6 .. . III : 82 (report), 83, 85, 88 322 (proposal), 324, 325, 326, 327, 398DISARMAMENT Conference : date . . X: 323, 326 DISARMAMENT of Germany as prelude toDRAFT CONVENTION : drafting of Preamble X: 287 general disarmamentEXPENDITURE on air material . .. . . X:3o8 II: I5-16, 47; IV: 17, 203, 210-II, 307-10.EXPENDITURE on air material . 308 (passim); VI: 292-3, 301-2 ; VIII: 39FRENCH, Polish and Finnish proposals re DISARMAMENT and security, interdependence

financial assistance, etc. DISARMAMENT and security, interdependencefinancial assistance, etc. of.VI:2 3 6III: 38 (report), 82 (report), 83 DRAFT CONVENTION

JOINT COMMISSION: composition and date Derogations X: 24Iof first meeting Drafting, organisation and application

I : 44 (report), 50; IT: 5-6 (report) IV: I7, 38, 42, 85, 87, 88, 300-I, 303, 307-8,MATERIAL, air .. . . . . .. . X: 308 309-10, 325, 335, 336, 347, 352; V: 7-8, I6PACIFIC settlement of int. disputes Observance of former treaties

I : 49-50 (report) X: 258, 259, 261-2, 264PERMANENT Advisory Commission Preamble ........... IV: 329, 331

Date of ist meeting I : 49; II: 5 (report) Procedure for adoption and discussionExperts, appointment and status of X : 6, 20-I, 22, 357, 365

I: 44 (report) ; II: 5 (report) Revision .... . X: 287, 397PREPARATORY COMMISSION SupervisionVIII205-6

Composition, title and procedure EFFECTIVES IV: 22, 42, 60-I, 64-5, 76, 85, 87, 88,I: 5-6 (report), 42, 44-5 (report), 46 (report); 115, 134, I60-I, 250, 256, 268, 300-I, 30I, 308 ; VI:II: 6 (report), 130 (report) ; III: 6 (report) 315, 316-20; VIII: 17, 25, 43, 47, I14, 116-I7,

Co-operation with Cttee. on Arbitration 123, 126, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 142,and Security .......... V: 24 146, 152, 153, I55, 155-6, I59, 182, I84, 203-5,

Date of 212-15 (proposal) ; X: 20, 25, 28, 35, 40-I, 41,ist session .... I :47; II: 5-6 (report) 72, 125, 217, 241, 243, 261-2, 264, 265, 287, 290,5th session ............ : 24 333, 366, 367, 274, 386

President.I............ 1: 44 EXCHANGE of informationPresident . . . . . 3. . 44Progress of work III : 30 (report), 31 V: 15 re Armaments of all categories IV: 219, 303;Questions for examination by VI: 285-6, 287, 315-23 (proposal) ; VIII : 25,

I : 5-6 (report), 46-8 (report) 43, 43-4, 47, 48; X: 17, 208, 218, 229Work of ist session . . . . II: 130 (eport) re .4rmaments Year-Book, see that title above

re Civil aviation . . . X: 230, 232-3, 388SOVIET programme for disarmam t . . V: 5 re Effectives . IV: 300-I, 301; X: 217, 386TRIBUTES to ........ VI: 231-2; VIII :95 re Expenditure IV: 156, 188; VIII: 177, 179,

WELCOME to ... .. . . . . X: 267 18 ; X: 66, 200re Material ......... IV: 219, 303 ;

Bernstorff, Count Johann-Heinrih VI : 285-6, 287, 35, 320-3; VIII: 25, 43, 43-4,47, 48; X: 17, 208, 218, 229Delegate of Germany II: I5 III: 9; IV: 7'V-5 ; 4 4 A X '' 17'' 5' 2 229Delegate of Germany II : 15 ;III: ; IV: 7; V: 5; Obligations of Art. 8 of Covenant

VIi: 230o ; VIII . : 6 ; X . I •3 VI :285, 286, 288, 315-23 (proposal); VIII: 43,Member of Drafting Cttee. of P.C ...... II: 30 43-4, 47, 48 ; X : 220-IAE^~~ RIAL bombardment^~~~~ 43-4, 47, 48 X : 220-IAERIAL bombardment EXPENDITURE

VIII: 25, 5I (proposal), 54, 8 5-6 (proposal), Limitation IV: I46-7, 186, 188, 203, 2IO-11, 212,88, 92-3, 93, 205; X: 295, 309, 384, 390 213

ARBITRATION and Security Cttee. on Material, land ...... VIII: 165, I8I ;Co-operation with P.C ...... V: 24-5 X: 66, 72, 86, 88, 94, 96-7, 99, 108, II9-20,Programme of work ........ V: 20 124, 125, 129, 200, 309-10Work ... .......... X: 358, 359 Publicity IV: 156, 188 ; VIII: 177, 179, 181;

ARMAMENTS X: 66, 200Detailed information to be furnished by Total, limitation ...... VIII: I65, 200

Govts., proposal ...... X: 268, 269 FORMATIONS organised on a military basisPublicity IV: 219, 303; VI: 285-6, 287, 315 - IV : 42, 85, 87; VI: 320; VIII: I33, I52, I55

23 (proposal) ; VIII: 25, 43, 43-4, 47, 48 ; HOME and overseas forces IV: 76, 134; VI : 316, 318X : 17, 208, 218, 229 VIII I35, 36

Armaments Year-Book : increased exchange MATERIALof information by means of Air IV: 115, 121, 134, 137, I42, 143, I53, 256,VI: 285-6, 315-23 (proposal) ; VIII: 43, 43-4, 261, 262, 265, 268, 270; VIII: 7, 25, 47, 95,

47, 48; X :267 96, 97, 98, 103, Io, I24, 18, 204, 205 ; X :20,BUDGETARY experts ...... X: 88, 99, II9 295, 297

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Bernstorff, Count Johann-Heinrich (continued) Bouroff, D.MATERIAL (continued) Delegate of Bulgaria ........... III: 9

Direct limitation ofIV: I76-7, 178, 203, 212 (proposal), 212-4, 221, Bourquin, M.

222, 26I, 30I, 308 Delegate of Belgium . ...... . . . X: I3of Land armaments IV : 212, 212- 4 , 221, 222;

VIII: 7, 25, 47, I62, 16, -4, 17, 7, ARBITRATION and security: work of Cttee. X: 359VIII: 17, 25, 47, 162, 165-6, I73-4, I77, I79,18I, 204, 205; X: 20, 62, 66, 72, 86, 88, 92, 94, BUDGETARY experts ........ . X: 102

96-7, 99, io6, Io7, o08, 119-20, I24, 125, 129, CIVIL aviation . . . . X: 300-1, 302, 303, 397200, 218, 309-10, 310, 374 DRAFT CONVENTION

Naval IV : I60-I, 240, 250; VIII: 17, 25, Aendments, procedre re ...... X: 2247, I8i, 182, 204, 205 ; X: 20, 72, 124, 152, 193, Denunciation ............ X: 397

376 Derogations ... . X: 24, 252-3, 254Publicity IV: 219, 303; VI: 285-6, 320-3; Observance of former treaties. . . . X: 393

VIII: 25, 43, 43-4, 47, 48; X: 17, 208, 218, 229 Procedure e complaints .. . X: 392, 393in Stock anld in reserve Ratification: position of Estonia, Fin-

IV: II5, I77, 212, 213, 214, 261, 268, 301, 303; land Latvia, Poland and RoumaniaVIII: 95, 97, I62, 165, 66 ; X: 88, 193, 264, : 394, 395-6

287, 297 Revision ... . X: 397MOBILISATION. . . . . IV: 88 ; VIII: I31, I53 Settlement of disputes ....... X: 256OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants, limit- EFFECTIVES

ation . . . . VIII: 142, I46; X: 28 X: 38-9, 46, 5I, 240, 252-3, 254, 335, 370-I,PEACE and war potential . . . II: 46-7; VIII: 203 37I, 374

PERIOD of service IV: 60 ; VIII : 55, I55-6 ; EXCHANGE of informationX: 35, 40-I, 41, 243, 265, 374 re Expenditure ....... X: 64, 69, 8I

-PREPARATORY COMMISSION- Functions of Perm. Disarmament Con-PREPARATORY COMMISSION

Co-operation between P.C. and Cttee. reaerial .... . . X: 23on Arbitration and Security . . . V: 24-5 Material . .... 2

Date re Period of service. .. . ... . X : 2I3

5th session ...... V: 24, 25, 26, 28, 29 EXPENDITURE6th session . . .. VI: 287, 288, 293, 311 Material, land X : 63-4, 64, 81-3, 94, 102, Io6

Procedure VI: 278, X: 16-17, 20-I, 22, 198 Publicity ........... X: 64, 69, 8TProgress of work . . . IV: 336, 338, 339; Total, limitation ........ X: I02, 205

V: 14-15 ; VI: 243, 285, 285-6, 287, 288, 290, LIMITATION or reduction of armaments . X: 365-6

293, 294-5, 295, 301-2, 303, 305, 306-7, 3I I, MATERIAL312 ; VIII: 11-I2, I6, 17, 48; X: I6-17, 21 Land . X: 63-4, 6 4, 8-3, 94, 102, o16, 218

Report, Soviet declaration to be append- Naval . X: 135ed to, question of ........ X: 404 Publicity. .. . . . . . . .. : 28

REDUCTION or limitation of armaments . X: 366 in Stock and in reserve . . . .. X: 82, 102

SECURITY ...... VI: 236, 315 VIII: 39, 43 PERIOD of service X : 38-9, 46, 51, 213, 215, 240,

'SECURITY TREATIES', use of term . . . VI: 233-4 252-3, 254, 335, 374

SOVIET draft Conventions for PERMANENT Disarmament CommissionComplete disarmament . . . . V: 14-15 ; : 254,353, 391

VI: 242-3, 285, 288, 290 PREPARATORY COMMISSIONReduction of armaments . VIII: 24-5, 31, 39 Procedure . ... . . ...... X: 135

SUPERVISION of armaments Rapporteur, appointment ... . .. X: 243IV : 213, 218, 221, 261, 268, 270, 283, 325 ; VIII: 97 Report

TRAINED reserves IV: 6o-I, 64-5, 88, 115, i6i, Discussion . X: 391-7 ass

256, 268, 301, 308; VIII: 114, 116-7, 123, 31, Reservations, question of X: 370-, 37I32, 134, 203-4, 205 ; X: 20, 25, 35, 41, 125, 264,Text of draft .. 532

287, 290, 367 SUPERVISION of land material ..... .. X: 82

TREATY of Versailles, Preamble to Part V TRAINED reserves . . . ... X: 39, 370-I, 371

and situation of Germany . . . . II: 15, 6; TRATIES preceding Draft Disarmament Con-IV: 203, 210; VI: 288, 292, 301-2; X: I72 vention, observance of ..... X: 393

WELCOME to Turkish delegation . . . . VI: 232 TRIBUTE to . ......... .X : 419

Blanek, Guillermo deDelegate of Cuba .. . .. .... VIII: 6; X : 13

DELEGATE, see Mello-Franco, A. de

Blockade-runners DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A . . . . . .. A: 9

USE of merchant vessels as .. .. . .. A: I51 PARTICIPATION in work of P. C. III: 6, 10; IV: 37

Boisseau, Mlle Gabrielle (Secretary of Disarma- rit Emirement Section)TRIBUTE to ..... ..... X: 419 DECLARATION at conclusion of work of P. C. X : 407-8

DECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub-Bombs Comm. A., see under subjects concerned

See under Bombardment, etc. DELEGATES and representativesSee Cecil of Chelwood, Viscount

Chamberlain, Sir Austens3s1[ss Cushendun, The Rt. Hon. Lord

Publicity : Netherlands proposal, seeAmendments, etc., tlunder Draft Con- DELEGATION t Sub-Comm. A.. A: 9vention, Part IV DISARMAMENT

in Soviet draft Conventions VI: 353 ; VIII : 22 Policy re, see under Disarmament, Policy,

OBSERVATIONS of Count Bernstorff etc.VIII: 25, 51, 54, 85-6 (proposal), 88, 92-3, 93, Voluntary, see under Disarmament, Vo-

205 ; X: 293, 309 luntaryDiscussion ....... VIII: 85-93, 94; DRAFT CONVENTION submitted by delegation

X: 129, 231, 384, 390, 402, 549, 580 of........ .. —- IV: 358-60

British Empire (continued) Brouckere, Louis de (continued)PROPOSALS and amendments EXPENDITURE

re Articles of Draft Convention, see LimitationAmendments, etc., under Draft Con- IV: 31, 33, 39, 49, 145, I77-8, I94-5, 208-10

vention, Arts. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9,25, 26, 28, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43, 45, 48, Publicity

49, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57 IV: I84-5, 189, 190, 191, 218, 220-I, 224, 225re Limitation of annual expenditure onse Limitation of anir aual expe nditure on FINANCIAL assistance of States victims ofmaterial of air armam.ents, see Expen- aggression . . III: 55, 58, 59, 60, 6I-2, IO4diture, etc.: Limitation, Annual ex- a n . . III , 5 5 -

penditure, etc., Air armaments FORMATIONS organised on a military basisre Officers, warrant-officers and sergeants, IV : 49, 56, 128, 132

see under that title HOME and overseas forces IV: 76, 80, 262-3, 263, 264QUESTIONNAIRE for consideration in view of JOINT Commission: proposal re constitution

disarmament submitted by ..... I 7-8 I: 4, 6-RESERVATIONSRESERVATIONS LEAGUE commissioners in areas of possibleto Draft presented by Bureau and to

First Reading draft, see under Reser- conflI : 65,66, vTationS MARITIME blockade, legal position resulting

to Second Reading draft see Reserva- from enforcement in time of peace III: 63, 105tions ,under Draft Convention, Art. 24 MATERIALand Art. 30, Tables Air IV: 49, 113-15, 119, 12I, 122-3, 127-9, 132,

STATEMENT re report of P.C ..... X: 362, 364 137, 139-40, 142, 143, 148-9, 150, 151, 152-3,153, 154, 155, 194, 218, 260, 261, 262-3, 263,

Brouekere, Louis de 264, 267, 270, 272, 333Chairman of Cttee. of Experts on civil avia- Direct limitation

tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV: 417 IV: 177-8, 209, 210, 216-18, 219Chairman of Sub-Comm. A . . . . . : 22 ; A: 8 Land . . . . ........ IV: 31, 217-18Delegate of Belgium . . . II: 12; III: 9; IV: 7 Naval .... . IV 49, 217-18

PublicityMember of Drafting Cttee. of P.C. . II 3 31 PubicityMember of Drafting (ttee. of P.C. . . II: 30, 3I IV: 210, 217-18, 219, 220-1, 263, 303, 304Rapporteur to Cttee. of Cl. . . . . . 43 in Stock and in reserve43 ^in Stock and in reserveRapporteur of Drafting Cttee. of P.C. . . . II 80 IV: 33, 12I, 122, 123, 177, 209, 2I7, 270Representative of Belgium to Cttee. of Cl. ILISATIONII: 20-, 23, 24, 4

1 :1MOBILISATION. ....... II:20o-1,23, 24, 41I : 8: III 39, 44Vice-President of P.C. . . . . . . . . . III : 22 OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,ARMAMENTS Year-Book . . . . .. . IV: 303 limitation . .. . IV: 50, 90, 92, 93-4, 95, 99BUDGETS, exchange of information re V : I85, 190 PERIOD of service IV: 33, 50-I, 64, 93-4, 95, 99, 0oo,CHEMICAL arms . . II : 20, 2 , 40, 4., 70, 71, 10 I03-4, 106, 107, i08

IV: 31, 49, 332, 333, 334 PERMANENT Disarmament CommissionCIVIL aviation IV: 113-15, 142, 143, 147 (propo- IV: 283, 324-5

sal), 148-9, 150, I51, 152-3, 153, 154, 155, 270, 272 POLICY of Belgium e disarmament IV: 30, 3I, 50COMMITTEE for co-ordination and supervision

of work of P.C., observations on propo- EPATORY COMsal of Viscount Cecil . ... . : 17-18 Composition and name

CONSCRIPTION .......... I: 9-10, 12, 13, 13-14, 15-16CONSCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II: 86 Progress of work . . . . .IV: 336CONSCRIPTION. .. Progress of work. IV: 336COUNCIL meeting and communications Vwith Publicity of meetings. . IV: 34League under Arts. ii, 15 and 16 of Sub-Comms. A and BCovenant ........ III : 46, 48, 49, 76,77 Constitution and procedure . 2-13, 03

COVENANT of League III: I3-14, 17-18, 26Articles 8, II, 15 and 16, application Work II: 86; VIII: 158, 181-2 (statement)

and enforcement by Cl. of obligations X:358, 409-o (declartion)II' 91-2, 95 ' III 40-1, 4i-2, 43, 46, 4-8, 49,9I-2, 95; III : 40-I, 4I-2, 43, 46, 4, 49, QUESTIONNAIRE, establishment and examin-

51, 52, 53, 63, 65, 66, 67, 70, 74, 76, 77, ation I: 3, 21, 26, 27-8, 30-I93-105 TV 303ation . ...... 1:13, 21, 26, 27-8,30-1

DEEN9E Armaments ... 3-.... 1I 33 II: 20-I, 23, 24, 32, 34, 36, 38-42, 83, 84, 85,DE. ENSIVE Armaments . .. 1 1'87, 88DRAF-T Convention 86, 102REGIONAL agreements ......... 10'1o2Derogations IV: 288, 293-6, 298-9, 323 REGIONA agreeents . . . . . . . 11:0

(proposal), 324 SCALE of armaments I: 26; II : 38-42, 90, 9I, 94, 95Drafting, organisation and application SECURITY. . I : 27-8, 31, 40, 42 ; IV: 283, 295, 323

IV : 16, 30, 3I et seq, 37-8, 276-7, 283, 285, 287- SUPERVISION of armaments90, 290 (proposal), 291-2, 292-3, 308,311, 312-3, II 41, 42, 99, IOO, iOI, 114 (proposal), 125-6315, 320, 320-I, 324-5, 336, 34-1, 346-7, 349, 351 IV : 31, 49, 139, 177, 217-18, 220-I, 223, 261, 263,

Duration ......... . IV: 352 283, 288-9Reservations, ues TAINE reserves I 32-3 , 4 , 4 48-52 56, 64,

IV : 341, 342, 346-7, 349 90, II3, 119, 132DRAFTING Committee of P.C. 6; X: 406, 4

¥Wording of report . II: 60, 66-8, 68, 70, I03EcoNoMIc and financial relations of States VAR and peace potential . I : 21 ; II : 20-, 23, 24

III: 51, 52, 53, 104 WVVARS of aggression ....... IV: 293-5, 324ECONOMIC sanctions, legislation to facilitate

application . . . ...... II67, 105 Budgetary ExpenditureEFFECTIVES IV: 31, 32-3, 33, 40-I, 41, 43, 47, 48-52, See Expenditure on national defence

56, 63-4, 66, 69, 76, 80, 84, 90, 92, 93-4, 95, 99, Ioo,O2, IO3-4, io6, 17, io8, 113, 119, I128, 132, 149, Budgets and Budgetary QuestionsBudgets and Budgetarl Questions194, 209, 2i0, 2I7, 252, 262-3, 263, 264, 333

EXCHANGE of information See Expenditure, etc.re Expenditure

IV: I84-5, 189, 190, I91, 218, 220-1, 224, 225 Buero, Enriqre Material IV : 210, 217-18, 219, 220-I, 263, Chairman of Joint Commission of P. C.. . II: 130

303, 304 Chairman of Sub-Comm. A ........ A: 8

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Buero, Enrique, (continued) Cecil of Chelwood, ViscountChairman of Sub-Comm. B Delegate of British Empire II: 7; III: 9; IV: 7

Election ..... 11:64, 116, 123, 130; B: 2 X: 13Resignation .. . . . .... ... III: 20 Member of Committee of Council . I: 8; III : 39, 44

Delegate of Uruguay .......... . II: lo Member of Drafting CommitteesVice-President of P. C. of Cttee. of Council .......... II: 30

Election . .... II: Io, ii6, I23 [X: 593] of P. C .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Resignation .......... ... . III: 20 Substitute representative of British Empire

PROCEDURE of Sub-Comms. of P. C. .. . II: 62-3 to Council (37th Session) . . . . : 43TRIBUTE tO ... ..... ... .. 4X: 17 AIRCRAFT, military IV: 123-4, 124, 125, 125-6, I26,

I29-30, I3I, I34, I35-6, 138, 139, 140, I4I, 195,261, 262, 264

Bulgaria ARBITRATION and security and work of Cttee.DECLARATION at conclusion of work of P. C. X: 412 on .... .......... X: 278, 359

DECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub- ARMAMENTSComm. A, see under subjects concerned Definition: Serb-Croat-Slovene declara-

tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . II: 82, 83DELEGATES and representatives Detailed information to be furnished by

See Bouroff, D. Govts.. ...... X: 268, 269Guerdjikoff, Christo Immediately mobilisableMikioff, Dimitri iko, Dimitri II: 8, 24, 83, 84, 85, o08Meorfof, Bogdan~Morfoff, Bogda~~n ~BUDGETARY experts X : 12, I24, 127, 129, I97, 199,

DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A .. .. . . . A: 9 202, 203, 205, 236, 237, 350, 385, 386INVASION by Greek troops, Council action re III: 90 CHEMICAL arms II: 22, 49, 70, 99, I02, 114-15 (PYO-PROPOSALS and amendments, see Amend- posal), 126

ments, etc., under Draft Convention, X: 311, 313-14, 390Art. 53 CIVIL aviation. ............ . I: 8, 41

REPRESENTATION on P. C., Council resol., IV : o09, ii6, 142-3, 145, I47, I49-50, I5I, I53,'Dec. I2, 1925 . ....... I:45; III: 8 I54, 265, 267, 268, 269, 272

X : 229, 230, 234, 286, 300, 301, 302, 304, 305, 320'384, 388-9, 397

Bureau of Preparatory Commission COMMITTEE for co-ordination and supervisionAPPOINTMENT and composition . . . . IV: 27 of order of work of P. C . ... . . II: 76DRAFT Convention ; draft text presented by III : 16-17 (prop.), 18-19, 28-9

IV : 27, 28, 383-96 (text) COMPETITION in armamentsSTATEMENT re procedure and work of P. C., IV: I63, 164, I65, 223, 224, 227, 228, 229

and Soviet draft Convention for reduc- CONSCRIPTION . . .. II: 28, 86, 87, Io8; X: 407tion of armaments COUNCIL meeting and communications with

VII : 37-8 (text), 38-41 (discussion) League at times of emergencyTRIBUTE to.............. IV: 334 III: 45, 47, 48, 77, 78, 79, 80

COVENANT of LeagueArticle 8, obligations of..... X : 214, 220Article 11, application: observations on

report of M. de Brouckere III: 50, 68-9, 71, 72IV: Io

Article 16C_~^~~~~~ Assistance under . II : 91-3, 95, 96, o19-Io

^~~~~~~C ~III : 40, 4I, 42, 43, 63, 64, 65, 66; IV : oCollection of documents re . .. III: 73, 74

Canada Machinery for application III: 40, 41, 42, 43,DELEGATE, see Riddell, Walter A. 45, 47, 48, 77, 78, 79, 80PROPOSALS and amendments DISARMAMENT

re Draft Convention, see Amendments Attitude of British Govt. II: 14-15, 48; IV: 9, 36under Draft Convention, Arts. 2, 25, R6sum6 of work undertaken re . . II: 99, I0226, 28 and Part II, Chap. C, Tables IV: 8 et seq.

re Officers, warrant-officers and ser- DISARMAMENT Conferencegeants, see under that title Date . .. .... .. X: 323, 325, 326, 408

RESERVATIONS to Second Reading draft, see Programme .... ... . : 359under Draft Convention, Article 28 DRAFT CONVENTION of P. C.

Amendments, procedure re ..... . X: 21Cannon Denunciation ..... ...... X: 397

See Guns Derogations X: 239-40, 250-I, 253-4, 254, 353,See Guns392392

Drafting and application of IV: 86, 87, 277-9,Cantilo, Jos6 Maria 284-5, 286-7, 292-3

Duration . . . . ......... X:396Delegate of Argentine Republic ... . V: 5 Duration.X: 396Execution .......... X: 356PREPARATORY COMMISSION: procedure .. . V: 17 F .X:Final provisions .......... X: 266Observance of former treaties

Capital Ships X: 258, 259, 261, 262-3, 264, 266, 355See under Ships Procedure re complaints and discussion

of ...... X: 16, 20, 21, 22, 392, 392-3

Carbines Ratification position of Estonia, Finland,Latvia, Poland and Roumania.. . X: 393-4,LIMITATION, see Draft Convention, Art. io, Roumana 3

Amendments, etc., Germany, U. S. S. R. 394-5, 395, 399PUBLICITY : Netherlands proposal, see Amend- Reservations ..........

ments, etc., under Draft Convention, Revision . ....... . X: 286, 397Part IV Settlement of disputes . . . . X: 256, 257

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Cecil of Chelwood, Viscount (continued) Cecil of Chelwood, Viscount (continued)DRAFT CONVENTION submitted by IV II-I2, I6, MATERIAL (continued)

36-7, 39, 358-60 (text) Naval ............... 11:48DRAFTING Committees IV : 163-5, 173, I75-6, 226-9, 237, 240, 241, 242,

of Cttee. of Cl., proposal . . . . . . 22, 23 242-3, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247 256-7of P. C., procedure ....... II: 80-1, 82 X : 68, 69-70, 117, 124, 132, 134, 138, 140, I41,

ECONOMIC and financial relations of States III 51, 52 I44, 149, 152, I53, 154, 156, 158, I60, I61,I64, I65-6, I66, I67, I68, I69, I69-70, I70,EFFECTIVES I 19; IV : IO, II, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45' 17, I3-4, 14, 167, I76, 18, I, -2, I 4,

45-7, 47, 55, 55-6, 65-6, 71-2, 74-5, 76-7, 78-9, 79- I85, 190, I74, 192, 199, 320, 339, 340, 6,80, 8I, 8I-2, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 90-I, 92, 94, 95, 96, , 1, 320, 39, 30, 376,98, 99, 104, 107, IO09, 1I5-16, II8-I, II9, 1I20, 378,379,380,40798, 12 , 130, 1 73, 193 , I 533-4 156, 1958-9, 9227, 248, Publicity X: 226, 228-9, 229, 271-2, 3I7, 346,125-6, 130, I3I, 132, 133-4, 156, I95, 226, 227, 248, 346-7 347 348

249, 252-3, 256, 258, 259, 260, 263, 264, 358-9 , 7, 3, 297 X ' ' ' ' ' ' ' in Stock and in reserve X: 99, Ioo, 272, 296, 297X :24, 25, 26-7, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 34, 37-8,40, 4 I , 42, 50, 50-I, 56-7, 58, 60, 6I, 124, 156, MOBILISATION . . . . . . ...... IV: 88.199, 214, 215, 224, 226-7, 248, 249, 253-4, 254, OFFENSIVE and defensive armaments261, 262-3, 264, 289, 290, 291, 329 332, 33 32, 333, 35,87,88334, 334-5, 335, 343, 345, 362, 367, 368, 369,334 3345 335 343 345 362 367 368 369 OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,

limitation IV : 90-I, 92, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 248,EXCHANGE of information 253,256

253, 256, 258, 259e Civil aviation . . . X : 229, 230, 234, 388-9 X :26-7, 27, 28, 29, 30, 333,332, 407re Effectives .. .... . IV: 263, 264 ;

X :214, 215, 224, 343, 345, 386 PERIOD of service IV : 46-7, 55, 65, 94, 95, 98, 104,re Expenditure IV: 181, i85-6, 188, 188-9, 189, 07, 108, 95

191, 192, 211, 222-3, 223, 224, 225; X: 62, 6, X: 37-8, 40, 41, 42, 50-1, 56-7, 58, 6o, 6i, 213, 214,66, 69, 7I, 85, 86, 96, 102-3, 196-7, 199-200, 2I5, 253-4, 254, 334-5, 335, 374, 407

202-3, 236, 276, 346, 350 PERMANENT Disarmament Commission IV : 277, 286Functions of Permanent Disarmament X: 208, 240, 245, 247-8, 253-4, 257, 335, 353, 391,

Commission ........ X: 353,391 393, 408re Material IV : 75 ; X : 226, 228-9, 229, 271-2, PREPARATORY COMMISSION

317, 346, 346-7, 347, 348 Composition, title, procedure I : 8-9, i, 11-12,Obligations of Art. 8 of Covenant . . IV: I65; I2, 13, I4, 15, i6, 43

X :214,220 II : 63, 76, 77re Period of service . . . X : 213, 24, 25 IV' 48, 92, 10I, 178, 180-1, 182, 192

EXPENDITURE X: I6, 20, 21, 22, 33, 132, I34, I98Limitation . . . . . . . . . : 19 ; II: 28 Drafting Cttee.: 'constitution and report II: 25,

IV : 55, 178-9, 18i, I95-7, 211 59-60, 71X : 112, II3, 115, I96-7, 199-200, 202-3, 205, Meetings, arrangement and publicity of

306, 342, 384, 386, I: 7 ; IV : 48Material President, election. ........ I: 8, 9

Air . X : 236, 305, 306, 306-7, 308 Rapporteurs, appointment . . X : 242, 243Land X : 62, 65, 66, 70-1, 86, 91-2, 92, 93, 94, Report ............ . X: 357

96, 97, 99, 1oo, 103, 105, 107, o18, 109, 112, Reservations, question of113,115, 117, ii8,120, I2I, 124, 127-8, 128, 337 X :368 369, 371, 373

Naval .. . . X : 190-I, 191, 192, 339, 340 Value and Soviet attitude towardsPublicity IV : 181, i85-6, I88, 188-9, 189, I9, X :362, 364

I92, 211, 222-3, 223, 224, 225 Sub-Com s. A and BX : 62, 65, 66, 69, 71, 85, 86, 96, I02-3, I96-7, Constitution and procedure II: i, 1-12, 12

199-200, 202-3, 236, 276, 346, 350 III : 16-7, 25-6FINANCIAL assistance of States victims of Work . . X: 358, 361, 407-8 (declaration)

aggression: Finnish proposal . . . . I: 26-7 QUESTIONNAIRE, establishment and examin-II : 54, 55-6, 57, 58-9, 59, 60-1, 62, 75 ation I : 12, 17-18 (text), 18-19, 21-2, 26-7, 27,

FORMATIONS organised on a military basis 28, 30-2, 40, 41IV: 86, I25-6, 130, I3I, 134, 263, 264 II: 7-18, 2I-3, 23-6, 26-7, 28-30, 31, 32, 33, 35,

X : 33, 291, 329, 332 48-51, 8, 82, 84, 85, 88, 89, 9o, 91, 92, 93, 94,HOME and overseas forces IV : 7I-2, 74-5, 76-7, 78-9, , 102

79, 79-80, 8i, 81-2, 82, 83, 84, 109, I33-4, 249, 256, SCALE of armments . . . . . . . . I 8, 19,41260, 263, 264; X : 224, 362 II: 50, 89, 90-1, 94, 104

INFORMATION re armaments to be furnished SECURITY and disarmament, interdependenceby Govts ....... . : 397 of I: 18, 19, 22, 28, 41; II: 15, 48-9 ; IV: 164-5

JOINT COMMISSION 227, 278Publicity of meetings ........ 17 STANDARDS of comparison of armaments

I : I8, 18-19, 41LEAGUE commissioners in areas of possible SUPERISION of armaments--. - • " TTT^ ^ ~~SUPERVISION Of armamentsconflict . . . . . . . . . . . . . III: 65, 66I : 19, 47, 49; II: 33, 37, 49, 50; IV: io, 12, 75,

~MARITIME blockade, legal position resulting 122, 135-6, 139, 140, 145, I47, I97-8, 263, 264,from enforcement in time of peace . III : 63, 64 269, 277-9, 284, 286; X: 295, 407, 408

MATERIAL TRAINED reserves IV: Io, 40, 41, 44, 46-7, 55, 88,Air I : I8, 41 ; II : 48 ; IV : io, II, 127, 109, rII-I, 90, II5-I6, 227, 256; X: 37, 38, 40, 290, 367, 368,117, 118-19, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 123-4, 125, 373, 407125-6, 129-30, 131-5 (paSsisu), 135-6, 138, TRIBUTE to President of P. C. . .. . . X 2139, 140. 140-I, i95-6, 226, 252-3, 256, 258, 259,

260, 260-I, 261-72 (passilm), 359 TRIBUTS to . . ... V: 6; X: 406, 408, 419X : 68, 117, 124, 194, 199, 295, 296, 297, 305, WAR and peace potential I: 17, I8, 22, 26, 30, 41

306, 306-7, 308, 340, 381-2, 382, 407 II : 17-18, 21-3, 23-4; IV : IoDirect limitation . ...... . IV: 222-3 MWASHINGTON Conference (192I-2), work ofLand . . . II: 14 ; IV: 9, Io, II, 36, 358, 358-9 : i ; II: 14, 25; IV: 164, 175, 227, 228, 241

X : 62, 65, 66, 68-71, 85-6, 86, 91-2, 92, 93, 94,96, 97, 99, 0oo, 102-3, 105, Io6, 107, 108, 109,112, 113, 115, I17, 118, 120, 121, 124, 127-8, Ceuninck, Baron de

128, 199, 337, 375 Chairman of Sub-Comm. A of P. C. . . .. A: 8

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Chamberlain, Sir Austen Chemical Arms (continued)Representative of British Empire to C1. POISON gas (continued)

(37th, 43rd Sessions) .. . : 42; III: 30 ProhibitionCOVENANT, application of Arts. ii and I6 .. III: 85 Provisions of Draft Convention, see

DISARMAMENT Conference: date . . . . II 30, 31 Draft Convention, Art. 39See also below Treaties, etc., Geneva

JOINT COMMISSION : position of members . . I: 42 ProtocolPREPARATORY COMMISSION: name . . . . 1:43 Proposals, etc., see Amendments under

Draft Convention, Art. 39

Chao-Hsin Chu M. Publicity, German proposal . . . VI: 322, 323Delege of Chi na ... .. ^ . . Sanctions for enforcement of under--Delegate of China ........... IV' 7

Member o f Ctee. of C1I . . . . . III: 39 44 taking for non-employment of, seeOf C Ibelow Treaties, etc., Geneva Protocol,

POLICY of China re disarmament . . .. IV: 28 etc., Sanctions

PROPOSALS, observations and amendmentsChapters of Draft Convention submitted by delegations of

For summary of Chapters see under Draft Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, Ger-Convention, Parts many, Greece, Italy, Japan, Persia,

Poland, Roumania, Serb-Croat-Slovene

Chemical Arms 'Kingdom, Spain, Turkey, U.S.S.R. rep rovisions of Draft Convention, See

See also Air force, International Amendments, etc. zunder Draft Con-ATTITUDE of Govts., Soviet statement . V: 32-3 vention, Art. 39COMMITTEE of Experts in Chemical Industry British Empire

Appointment and members B : 8 (and note), II Reference to Joint Comm. and to Sub-Report and replies B: 8, Io-ii (text), I2 (text) Comm. A..... . III : 33, 34: B: 2

Work, Soviet statement . . . . .. VI: 346 ReportsDECLARATIONS submitted by delegations to of Joint Commission . . . . .. B: II-13

Sub-Comm. A, see below under sub-head- of Sub-Comm. A ...... A: I72-6ings concerned Text .. .. . II: 114-5, I26; II : 33, 34

DRAFT CONVENTION in REPORT of Sub-Comm. A . .. . A: 172-6;

Insertion in, of provisions similar to VIII: 63 (ret.)these contained in Statute of I.L.O. SANCTIONS, see also below Treaties, etc.,(Arts. 4II-420 of Treaty of Versailles), Geneva Protocol, etc., Sanctionsmilitary and economic consequences of Proposal of Roumanian and Serb-Croat-Belgian proposal II: 99, 1I4, 125-6; A: I6I Slovene delegations, and discussionReports of VIII: 69-71

Joint Comm. . . . .. B: 5, 7- I in SOVIET draft Conventions. V: io; VI: 353;Sub-Comm. A and declarations of VIII: 22-3

delegations . . . . . A: I65-7, I70, 171Provisions re, see Draft Convention, Art. 39 STATEMENTS

by Count Bernstorff ....... VIII : 2o5FACTORIES employed for chemical purposes b President of P. C. re results achieved

Adaptation for manufacture of poison gas onsubjectof . . . . . . . . . VIII 82-3British proposal II : 114, 126; III : 33, 34;

A: I72-5; B: 11-13 TREATIES and Conventions reDeclarations submitted, etc., see that Geneva Protocol, June 1925

title below Insertion of provisions of, in. Draftin Discussion . . . II: 4, 47, 83; A: 35 ConventionReplies of Cttee. of chemical experts . B: 12 Discussion VIII : 53, 54, 55, 64, 66, 68, 72-Reports 8I (passim), 82-3

of Joint Commission . ..... B: 4, 11-13 Note of Belgian delegation . . VIII: 211of Sub-Comm. A ...... A: 172-3 Observations of Japanese delegation

Agreements between, proposed B: 7, 8, II, 12 VIII : 210Declarations submitted to Sub. Comm. A Proposal of Italian delegation VIII : 2I

by delegations of Proposal of Polish delegation . VIII: 8-2Argentine, British Empire, Chile, Interpretation

Netherlands, U.S.A. Discussion ....... : 311-I4A: 14-I5, 24 Memorandum of British delegation

Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Finland, X: 207, 311, 495France, Poland, Roumania, Serb- Note by French delegation . . . . X 311Croat-Slovene Kgd . . . . . A: 75-6 Proposal by United States delega-

Prevention of use for poison gas produc- tion .......... X: 312tion, see above Adaptation, etc. Reference to II: 49, 59; VI: 24'; VIII: 50,

in Soviet draft Conventions 205; B: io (text)V: IO, II; VI: 272, 329, 339, 353, 355; Sanctions for enforcement

VIII : 22-3 British proposal . . . II: II5, I26; A: 172Time required for adaptation, see above Declarations submitted by delega-

Adaptation, etc. tions to Sub-Comm. A A: I74-5, I75, I76;

INVENTIONS, publication of proposed Conven-III: 70 (tion for ReportsBelgian proposal . ... II: 99, I14, 125-6 of Joint Commission .. B: I

Report of Sub-Comm. A. . . .. A: r61, r65 of Sub-Comm. A VIII: 64 (ref.); A: I74- 5Signatures and ratifications . . . II: 69, 70

POISON gas V: IO-II; VI: 24I, 267, 270, 346, 353;Distribution VIII: 49, 5o, 5i 64, 69, 72, 73, 74, 76, 134-5

British proposal II: II5, 126; A: 172, I73-4, Proposal of So5v' d 69ga 3,74,76,34

I74 VIII: 82 (text), 83Declarations of delegations to Sub-

Comm. A. ........ A: 174, 175-6 Hague Convention I907, reference toReport of Sub-Comm. A . . A: 173-4, I74 71 333

VIII : 63 (ref) Washington Treaty, Feb. 6, 1922, Art. 5,in Soviet draft Conventions . VI: 326, 353 reference to ... II: 49, 69, 70; VIII: 50

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Chemical Arms (continued) Clauzel, Count (continued)USE of terms "Chemical arms" and "Chemical MODEL treaties drawn up by Arbitration and

warfare" . ..... VIII: 50-I, 51, 52, 7I , 72 Security Cttee. .......... VI: 235OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,

Chemical Industry limitation .. . ...... . IV: 259See Chemical arms, Committee of Experts PERMANENT Disarmament Commission IV: 325, 326

in Chemical Industry and Factories PREPARATORY COMMISSIONemployed for chemical purposes Date of 6th session .... ... VI: 311

Work . . . VI: 277, 292, 297-9, 3IO-11, 312Chemical WarfareSeeChem icl Wfarme SECURITY ....... VI: 244, 276-7, 305, 307See Chemical arms

SOVIET draft Conventions VI: 244, 276-7, 292, 298Chile SUPERVISION of armaments .. . . IV: 277, 348

DECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub- VERSAILLES Treaty, Part V: executionComm. A, see under subjects concerned VI: 291-2, 293

DELEGATES and representatives Coast Defence VesselsSee Bello-Codesido, Emilio CLASSIFICATION .. . . . . A: 83, 93, 95, oo

Ifiiguez, Pedro F.Vald6s-Mendeville, Jorge Cobian, EduardoVillegas, EnriqueDEL Villegas, Enri que A. Chairman of Sub-Commission A. of P. C.

DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A . . . . . . A. 9 Election . . II: 64, Ii6, 123, I30; A: 8; X: 279PARTICIPATION in work of P. C ..... . II 6, 8 Resignation . .III: 20RESERVATIONS to Draft presented by Bureau Delegate of Spain II : o III : 9; VIII: 6; X: I3

and to First Reading draft, see under Member of Cttee. of Cl. . ... ... I: 8Reservations Member of Drafting Cttee. of Cttee. of Cl. I: 23

Vice-President of P. C.China Election and re-election

DECLARATION at conclusion of work of P. C. X: 417 II: IO, 116, 123 (X : 593); VIII: 7, 8DELEGATES and representatives Resignation ............ III: 20

See Chao-Hsin Chu, M. AGGRESSIVE, defensive, and offensive warfareChuan Chao, M. I : 32, 34-5, 36, 42; II 33, 35Tcheng-Loh, M. AIR force, int. . ... . .. VIII: 113, II4Tsiang Tsoping, General ARMAMENTS, definition and scale of I: 21, 33-6, 41-2Woo Kaiseng, Dr. BUDGETARY experts ........... X: 27

POLICY re disarmament, see under Disarma- CHEMICAL arms . . VIII: 50, 65-6, 73, 88-9ment, Policy, etc. X: 33, 390

PROPOSALS and amendments CIVIL aviation . . . . X: 232, 383, 384, 388, 389re Articles of Draft Convention, see DISARMAMENT Conference : date . . .. .. X 326

Amendments, etc., under Draft Con- DRAFT CONVENTIONDRAFT CONVENTIONvention, Arts. 40, 41, 45vention, Arts. 40, 4, 45 Derogations . . . . . . . . . . . . X:253re Conscription, abolition of, see under Duration .... ..... X 25

Conscription Duration .. ....... X : 285Procedure for adoption by P. C. . .. X 365

REPRESENTATION on P. C. . . . . . . . III o EFFECTIVES VIII: 128; X: 44-5, 60, 214, 253, 366,Chuan Chao, M1. 367, 368, 369, 370, 372, 373, 374, 375, 383, 398

EXCHANGE of informationDelegate of China . . ... . ... VI: 230e Civilaviation: 232, 388, 389re Civil aviation ...... X: 232, 388, 389re Effectives . . . . . . . . . . .. X: 2I4

Civil Aviation re Expenditure ......... VIII : 69See Aviation, Civil X: 87, IOI, 204, 387, 387-8, 398

re Material .. . . . . .. X: 270-, 271, 388Clauzel, Count Obligations of Art. 8 of Covenant . . . X: 222

Delegate of France . . . . . . . II: 75; VI 230 Periodofservice. .. X:2AIRCRAFT, military . IV: 121, 4I, 262, 327, 327-8 EXPNDITURE

MaterialCHEMICAL arms ....... II: 70, 7I; IV: 333 Air ............ X: 36, 308CIVIL aviation .. ..... . IV: 142, 143 Land .. ...... . VIII: i69-70DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE : date . . . VI: 298-9 X: 87, 87-8, IOO-I, IIO, 120, 126-7, 128, 336,DISARMAMENT and security, interdependence 336-7, 375

of.......... VI:23 5 -6 Naval ..... X: r 9of . . . . .. . . . . . .I V 235-6Publicity .. . ... . .. .. VIII' i69DRAFT CONVENTION: drafting, organisation PublicityI, 20, 3, 3 , 39and application IV: 298, 308-9, 310, 312, 317, Tota, l n X , 204, 3, , 387-, 398

Total, limitation. . X: ' 204, 306, 342, 385, 386318, 319, 322, 324, 325, 330-I, 332, 338-9,341, 344, 345, 348, 351, 352, 353 LIMITATION or reduction of armaments . . . X : 365

EFFECTIVES . . IV: 259, 263, 301, 327, 327-8 MATERIAL~~iEXCHANGE of information . .. X: 294, 306, 308, 381, 382

.EXC Air armaments ..... 1^327327-8Budgetary limitation . ... X : 380, 381e Air armaments.IV: 327, 327-8 Land VIII : r68-70; X: 87-8, Ioo-I, Io7, IIo,re Effectives .. .. IV' 259, 3oi 're Effecnditures .... . IV: 259, 120, 126-7, 128, 271, 336, 336-7, 375re Expenditure........ . V: 224 Naval X: I33, 141-2, I46-7, 148, I51, I52, IS4,re Material .......... IV' 305, 307re Material......IV: 305, 307 5S4-5, 162-3, 170, I75, I76, 177-8, I78, I78-9,

EXPENDITURE ~~~~~EXPENDITURE 1~~I79, I91, 194; X: 321, 322, 339, 376, 377,Limitation . . . . . . . . . . . . IV: 224 377-8, 378, 378-9, 379, 380, 381Publicity: 224 Publicity of ..... X: 270-I, 271, 388

HOME and overseas forces IV: 259, 263, 327, 327-8 in Stock and in reserve . . X : 87, 00oo, 270, 271HUNGARIAN memo., observations re .. .. II: 75 OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,MATERIAL limitation . ......... : 373, 374

Air. ... . ........ . . IV: 121, 262 PERIOD Of service .......... VIII : 169Exchange of information re .. , IV : 305, 307 X: 44-5, 60, 214, 253, 254, 374

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Cobian, Eduardo (continued) Committees and Commissions (continued)

PREPARATORY COMMISSION ECONOMIC Committee, see Joint CommissionComposition, name and functions I: io, I3, I4 FINANCIAL Committee, see Joint CommissionRapporteur, appointment of.. ... X: 242-3 JOINT Commission, see that titleReport NAVAL Sub-Committee, see that title under

Discussion Naval armamentsX: 357-9 (passinm), 362-89 (passim), 390, 398 PERMANENT Advisory Commission (for mili-

Reservations, question of X: 368, 369, 370, 372 tar naval and air uestions) see tatSoviet declaration to be appended to, title

question of ... .. X. . X: 364, 405Tuextion of dra..X: 364 4 PREPARATORY Commission for the Disarma-Text of draft .. . . ... . X: 532-6I

ment Conference, see that titleSub-Comm. A., work ..... . III: 19-20, 25TEMPORARY Mixed Commission, see that title

QUESTIONNAIRE, establishment, examination TRANSIT Co Cmittee see Join Commissionand insertion in final report I : 2, 24, 32, 33-6

(memno), 4.i; II: 27-8, 33, 35, 36; X: 358Communications

SUPERVISION of armaments I: 2I, 32, 34-5, 36; II: 37VIII: 169; X: 87 See also Railways

TRAINED reserves . . . . X: 367, 368, 369, 370 ACTION of League organs at times of emer-2,44TRIBUTES to .1... gency, see Covenant, etc., Arts. Io, II, 15

TRIBUTES to . . . . : 279, 417, 4I anzd I6 application, Proposal I a. ofWAR and peace potential ....... I: 33-4, 36 French delegation

MARITIME communications, sea that titleColban, Erik TELEGRAPHIC and telephonic communications,

Delegate of Norway . ......... . X: I3 see that titleBUDGETARY experts . . . . . . . . . X: 28

CIVIL aviation . . . . . . . . . . . X 301, 303 Comnne, Nicolas Petresco

DRAFT CONVENTION Delegate of Roumania I: 27 ; III: 9 ; IV: 7; V 5Derogations .. . ....... X: 250 Member of Cttee. of C .. . . . . . . . . III: 39

Observance of former treaties . . 264 AVIATIONReservation, general, of Norwegian Civil ..... ... .. IV: I0, I46

delegation . . . . . . . . . . . X: 363 Military . . IV 129, I37-8, 138, I4I, I46

EFFECTIVES ....... X: 49, 53, 59, 264, 374 CHEMICAL arms .II7

EXCHANGE of information re expenditure X : 8I , 20n of A. .. 4DISARMAMENT

EXPENDITURE Observations re Hungarian memo . .. II 74on Material, land. . X: 80-, 8, 118, 28, 292 Policyof Rouania IV I

-Publiity.N . . . . . . . . . X• 20' DRAFT CONVENTION, organisation and ap-Total, limitation . . . . . . ... . X201 plication IV: 15-16, I9, 20, 39, 4, 309, 31 33

MATERIAL Land.X: 8-I, 8i, II8, , 22 EFFECTIVES . . . . . . IV: 92, I03, IIOLand . . . . . . X: 80-I, 8i, II8, 128, 292

Naval X: I34, I45, I48-9, 151, 162, 164, i68, EXPENDITURE173, i80, 181-2, 184, 321, 376, 379 Limitation.IV 204

in Stock and in reserve .. . . . . . X Publicity I 88iVIATERIAL

NAVAL Conference, London: observer of work X: 4 Diect limitation .. . . IV: 22, 222

OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants, Naval ........... ....... IV: 204limitation . .. . . .. . . . .. X: 374 OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,

PERIOD of service . . . . . .... X: 49, 53, 59 limitation ......... IV: 92

PERMANENT Disarmament Commission . . . X: 247 PERIOD Of service . ........ . IV: 103

PREPARATORY COMMISSION, procedure. . . . X: I34 PREPARATORY COMMISSION

TRIBUTE and welcome to . . . . . . X: 14, 419 Drafting Committee, wording of report II: 66, 71Procedure and work ..... . . II: 27, 76

Colombia Sub-Commissions, organisation and pro-

DELEGATES AND REPRESENTATIVES cedure . . . . . . . .III: 15, 22

See Gaitan-Hurtado, Dr. Efrain QUESTIONNAIRE, examination of .... I: 27-8Restrepo, Dr. A. J. SECURITY ...... .. . IV: 19-20, I66, 309Urrutia, Francisco J.

REPRESENTATION on P. C. ..... .III: Complaints Relating to Draft Convention

See Draft Convention, Arts. 51 and 52Colonial Forces

See Home and overseas forces Compulsory Military Service

Commercial Fleets See ConscriptionSee Merchant vessels

Conference for the Reduction and LimitationCommittees and Commissions of Armaments

For Drafting and Sub-Committees see under See Disarmament Conferencecommittees concerned

ARBITRATION and Security Committee, see nscriptionthat title

of ASSEMBLY, see under that title Chinese proposal VIII : 16, 123-7, 206 (textCOMMITTEE of Council, see that title under X: 39, 40

Council in Discussion . . . II: 28, 86-7, io8 ; A: 3COMMITTEE Of Experts on Budgetary Ques- Letter from Women's Int. League for

tions, see that title under Expenditure, etc. Peace and Freedom ...... VIII : 217

COMMITTEE of Experts in Chemical Industry, Observations of Count Bernstorff . VIII: 203-4see that title under Chemical arms COSTS and expenditure on . . . A: I8, 51, 57, 139

COMMITTEE of Experts on Civil Aviation, see DEFINITIONunder Aviation, civil Declarations and replies submitted by

CO-ORDINATION Commission, see that title delegations to Sub-Comm. A. .. A: 17-18

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Conscription (continued) Council of League (continued)EXCHANGE of information re periods of, see COMMITTEE of Council (continued)

Exchange of information, re Periods of Questions for submission to P. C.conscription Discussion ...... I: o1, 17-23, 24-36

PROVISIONS for application of provisions of Report of M. Benes and C1. resolution,Draft Convention only to those effectives Sept. 26, 925. ....... I 5-6, 38recruited by, see Draft Convention, Report of M. Benes and C1. resolution,Art. 5 Dec. 12, 1925 ......... : 46-8

RELATION to question of the limitation of Report of M. Paul-Boncour, Dec. 7,RELATION -to question of the limitation ofofficers, warrant-officers and sergeants, 5Ra, s : 38-40, 42see Discussion under Officers, etc. oreurSee Brouckere, Louis dein REPORT of Sub-Comm. A A: 17-I8, 18, 31, 32, 47, Karnebeek, M.51, 57, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 74, 75, 77, 127, 132, Reports

135, I39, I45 Date for submission of . I : 6, 38; III 35and TRAINED reserves, limitation of Dec. 2, 925: 44-50IV: 46; A : 31, 74, 127, 32, 135 Dec. I, 1926 (5th Session) . . . III: Io7-TO

Work, Soviet statement . . ..... VI: 345Contingent, Annual MEETINGS in case of war or threat of war,

LIMITATION facilitation of, see Covenant, etc., Arts.Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. A o1, IS, I5 and 16: application, Proposal

by delegations of I a. of French delegationArgentine, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, MINUTES, extracts of

Italy, Japan, Kgd. of Serbs, Croats 37th Session (Dec. 1925) . ... I: 42-50, 50and Slovenes, Poland, Roumania 4 3th Session (Dec. 1926) . . . III: 30-2, 81-9

A : 69-70, 77 PROCEDURE re arbitration and conciliationBritish Empire, Chile, Finland, Ger- at times of emergency, see Covenant,

many, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, etc., Arts. Io, 11, 15 and 16 : application,U. S. A . ..... A: 69-70, 77, 125-6 Proposal I b. of French delegation

France ......... A: 69-70, 135 RAPPORTEUR, see Guani, Dr. AlbertoReport of Sub-Comm. A REPORTS

A: 34, 69-70, 74, 77, 114, 125-6, 135 of M. BenesSept. 26, I925 . ......... . I:5-6

Control of Armaments Dec. 12, 1925 ... . .... .. . :44-50See Supervision of armaments Dec. 8, 1926. . . . . . III: 30, 81-3, 88-9

of M. Paul-Boncour (Dec. 7, 8, 1925) I: 36-8, 42Co-ordination Commission (1924) RESOLUTIONS

Co-ordination Commission ( 192) re Arbitration, security and pacificin DISCUSSION. I: 8, 9, II, 12, 13; II: I3 settlement of int. disputes..... : 50ESTABLISHMENT, title, composition: reso- re Composition and work of P. C.

lutions Sept. 26, 1925 ...... .. . I 6, 36-7of Assembly . ...... . I: 5 (text) Dec. 12, 1925 .......... : 45of Council, Oct. 3, 1924 : 5 (ref), 8 (ref) June Io, 1926 .... .. .. III: I30

For subsequent development see Preparatory Sept. 16, I926 ........ 1 :6Commission re Constitution of Joint Comm.

Dec. 8, 1925. . ........ . I: 42, 43June io, I926 . .. .. II.: 130Council of League re Finnish, French and Polish proposals

COMMITTEE of Council June Io, I926 .. II : 30Agenda Sept. 4, 1926 ...... 11. 38

2nd Session .......... . I: 7 re Programme and date of Disarmament4 th Session ....... III.: 39 Conference .... III. 305th Session ........... .: 44 WORK, Soviet statement ....... VI: 345Dates of meeting2nd Session . ..... . .. . . I: 8 Covenant of League4 th Session .......... III: 39 ARTICLE 85th Session .. .... . III : 43, 44, o7 British proposal re obligations of Art. 8

Drafting Committee, constitution and in regard to provisions of Draft Con-composition. . I: 22, 23, 25, 29, 47 vention ........... X: 214, 220-3

Members present Para. 6 (exchange of information)2nd Session ........... : 8 British and German proposals, see4th Session ...... III .39 Draft Convention, Part IV, Pro-5th Session ........ .. III: 44 posals

Minutes in Discussion .IV: 49, 75, 279 3042nd Session ....... I 7-32 ARTICLES o1, II, 15 and I6: application4th Session .......... : 39-43 Declarations at close of work of P. C.5th Session .......... III: 44-80 by delegations of

Permanent organ for work on disarma- Bulgaria ............ X: 42ment, establishment of France. X : 4IReports Roumania ........ X: 4I3of M. Benes and Cl. resol., Sept. 26, Yugoslavia ..... . X: 414

1925 . ........... : 5-6 Proposal of Finnish Govt. re financialof M. Benes and Cl. resol., Dec. 12, assistance

925 . ........ : 45, 46 For further information, see indexof M. Paul-Boncour, Dec. 7, 1925 published as Part II of this volume .

I : 29, 36-8, 42 Financial assistance to States victimsPresident of aggression

2nd Session ............ 1:8 Discussion4 th Session ....... III : 39 at Committee of Cl. . . III : 54-64, 75-65th Ses ion ... III: 44 at Council . ......... 11186-7Questionnaire established by, see Ques- at Preparatory Commission . . . . II: 73tionnaire, Establishment, etc. I\V: 25, 35, 329; V: 7

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Covenant of League (continued) Covenant of League (continued)

ARTICLES IO, ii, I5 and I6: application (continued) ARTICLES IO, II, I5, and I6: application (continued)"' ^ ^ .- ^i ~~~~~~~~~Proposal of Polish delegation, etc. (continu ed)

Proposal of Finnish Govt., etc. (continued) Proposal of Polish delegation, etc. (continued)Memoranda of Finnish Govt. Reports (cont

June I, 1926 . . . . . . . . . 1I T28-9 of Committee of C . . . . . III ITo

Sept. I8, 1926. .II... .. .. III:92X-3 of Drafting Cttee. . ...... II 115Sept. i8, 1926 . .. .. .. . . .92-3 '

Reference to Financial Cttee., pro- of Preparatory Commission . . o II: 127

posed . . . . . . III 34. p Question V (b) of Questionnaire re Art.

Reports .•'41I6 of CovenantAdopted by Council Discussion and documents

JunAdopted by Council 12 .... I:30 of Argentine Govt. ...... II: 107

Sept. 4, 1926 . .III: 38 of Committee of C1.SDec. 4, 1926.. I.I..... .III: 2 8 38 9 . .I 1: i8, 20, 21-2, 22, 27, 28, 31, 40, 48Dec. 8, I926 ...... III' 82, 83, 89ofGradegte

of Committee of C1. III ' ,I of German delegate .4-5of Preparatory Commission . . II 127 of Greek Govt. II 62-5 (passim),

Proposal I a. of French delegation re 746 (passim), 120-2machinery for action of League in Proposal of French delegation see above

machinery for action of League intimes of emergency iProposal I b. of French delegationDiscussion Wemerork of Arbitration and Security Cttee.,

tDsComituss teeon C1.see Arbitration and Security Cttee.,at Committee of C1.

III: 39-40, 40-I, 45-9, 76-80 o ond and sootiosFor texts o1 memoranda and resolutions

at Council . . . . . . . . III: 84at Coraftig Cttee. . . . . : 9, 98, io prepared by Arbitration and Security

at PDrpra.fting C otti 96 9, s GCttee., see index published as Partat Preparatory Commission .1172 volume: Covenant of

III 38, 39-43 I of this volume: Covenant ofLeague, Articles, etc.

Letter of Secretary General (Sept. 21 League, Articles, etc1926). . . . . . . . . . . . III : 90-2 and SOVIET draft Convention, incompatibility1926) .......... 1:90-2VI:24-5,282-3Submission to Committee of Cl. III 45 of

Memorandum of M. Paul-Boncour . II: III Crisis, InternationalReports PROCEDURE re arbitration and conciliation:

Adopted by Council action of League organisations, see

June 1i, 1926 .. . . . . . : 130 Covenant, etc., Arts. Io, II, I5 and I6Sept. 4, 1926 ..... . III: 38Dec. 8, 926 .. III 81,82-3 Cruisers

of Committee of Cl.... III : I 107-8 AUXILIARY

of Drafting Cttee. ....... : 1115 Factor in comparison of armaments . . A: 46of Preparatory Commission . . . II: 126

of Transit Advisory and Technical Use of merchant vessels as A: 35, 46, Io, I30of Transit Advisory and Technical (and note), 151, 152, i55-6, 56 (and note)

Cttee . . . . . ....... .......... III:0I5-7 (and note), 15I, I52, I55-6, 156 (and note)CResolutions of Con-7 CLASSIFICATION .... . .. A: 89, 94, Ioo, 102

Resolutions of Council 83, 89, 94June IO, 1926 . . . . . . . . . II: 130 DEFINITION . . . . . . . . . . . A: 83, 89, 94

Sept. 4, 1926 ......... 39 See also Draft Convention, Part II,

Dec. 8, I926 ..... .. III: 88 Chap. B, Annex III

Text presented by M. Paul-Boncour II: 8 LI ATI at Washington Conference, seeProposal I b. of French elegation Washington Conference, etc., Limitation

Proposal Ib. of French delegation re as MINE-LAYERS. ............ A:ioiapplication of Arts. ii and I6 of RADIUS f action, limitation. ... . A: I30Covenant RADIUS of action, limitation ....... A: I30CovenantDiscussion - in SOVIET draft Conventions . VI 327, 338, 351

at Committee of Cl. TONNAGE distribution forIII: 39-40, 40-I, 45-9, 76-80 Provisions of Draft Convention, see Draft

at Council. . . . . . . . .. III: 84-8 Convention, Part II, Chap. B, Table II

at Drafting Cttee. .. II: 95-8, Ioo Report of Sub-Comm. A . . .. A: 129-30

at Preparatory Comm. . . . II: 71-3 CubaMemorandum of M. Paul-Boncour II : I-I2 DELEGATES AND REPRESENTATIVES

DELEGATES AND REPRESENTATIVESNote of Lord Cecil re meaning of AgeroBethancourtAristide

Art. I6 of Covenant . . . . . 9- See Agero y Bethan court, Aristides deSubmission to Drafting Committee II: Black, Guillermo de

ReportsReports ~Whitmarsh, Major D.

Adopted by CouncilJune IO, 1926 ..... 130 Cushendun, The Rt. Hon. Lord

Sept. 4, 926 III: 38 Delegate of British Empire . .. V: 5, 6; VI: 230

Dec. 8, 1926 .... III: 82, 82-3 VIII: 6

of Committee of C1..... III: o19-Io ARBITRATION and Security, Cttee. on

of Drafting Cttee .II : T15 Co-operation with P. C ......... V: 25

of Preparatory Commission . II: 123, 126 Date of meeting .. . .: 26

Resolutions CHEMICAL arms

June 10, 1926 . ... II: 130 VIII : 52, 54-5, 67, 8o-I, 8I, 90, I34-5

Sept. 4, 1926 . . . . III: 39 DISARMAMENT Conference, date . . VI: 296-7, 304

Dec. 8, I926. . .... III: 88 VIII : 42

Text presented by M. Paul-Boncour II: IIO-II DISARMAMENT policy of Great Britain VI: '290

Proposal of Polish delegation re mutual VIII: 42-3, 58-9

assistance . DISARMAMENT Section of League Secretariat,

Discussion t ribute to .......... VI: 34

at Committee of C1 . .... 111: 74-5 DRAFT CONVENTION of P. C.. .. VI 25

at Council . ........ II : 87-8 EFFECTIVES VIII: 122-3, 130, 134, 140, 145, I47-8,

at Drafting Cttee. II: 1 I, 10O2-3 150, I5I, 154

at Preparatory Commission . . . II: 71-2 EXCHANGE of information

Reports re Expenditure ....... VIII: 175, 177

Adopted by Council Observations on German proposal VI: 286-7, 287

June Io, 1926 ...... II: 130 EXPENDITURESept. 4, 1926 ...... III: 38, 39 Material, land .. ... ... VIII : 174-5

Dec. 8, 1926 .. .... III: 82, 83, 88 Publicity . ........ VIII : 75, 177

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Cushendun, The Rt. Hon. Lord (continued) Dendramis, M. (continued)FORMATIONS organised on a military basis FINANCIAL assistance of States victims of

VIII: I34, I54 aggression II: 61-2, 121-2; IV: 25, 25-6MATERIAL QUESTIONS for examination in view of disar-Air' . VIII.: 42, 43, 1oo mament . .. II 6-2, 116-22 (eno)Land . . . . . VIII: 42, 43, 174-5, I77 SECURITY . . .. IV: 25-6Naval . . . VI: 249-50; VIII: 42, 59, 187-8 WAR potential .. IV: 25

OFFICERS, warrant-officers and sergeants,limitation . . . VIII : 140, 145, 147-8, I50,151 Denunciation of Draft Convention

POLICE forces, arming of ...... VI: 248-9 See Draft Convention, Art. 60PREPARATORY COMMISSION

Co-operation with Cttee. on Arbitration Depth Chargesand Security ........... V: 25 See Mines and depth charges

Date of 5th and 6th Sessions V: 25-6; VI : 3oProcedure. VIII : II, SI, 81 Derogations of Draft ConventionProgress of work V: 25-6; VI: 286-7, 287, See Draft Convention, Art. 50

290, 296-7, 300, 304, 309-10 ; VIII : 17, 42, 158SECURITY .. ........ . VIII : 59 DestroyersSOVIET attitude towards League of Nations CLASSIFICATION . . . . IV: 64, 228; A: 89, 94

VI: 245-6 DEFINITION ....... A: 89SOVIET draft Convention for complete disar- See also Draft Convention, Part II,mament . .... . VI: 245-51 Chap. B, Annex IIISUPERVISION of armaments VI: '246-7, 250; VIII: 174 as MINE-LAYERS ........... A: IOTRIBUTE to .............. VIII: 56WASHINGTON Conference (I92I-2), work of Dirigibles

VI 249-50 CIVIL: differentiation from military andCustoms Officers military value of . . . A: 50, 49, 150

See Formations organised on a military basis DRAFT Convention: provisions re, see DraftConvention, Art. 26 and Tables III, IV

Czechoslovakia of Part II, Chap. C, and Art. 27DECLARATION at conclusion of work of P. C. EXCHANGE of information re, see Draft Con-

X: 41.7-I8 vention, Art. 36 and Tables I-IV annexedDECLARATIONS and replies submitted to Sub- thereto

Comm. A, see under subjects concerned FACTOR in determination of standards ofDELEGATES AND REPRESENTATIVES comparison of armaments : declarations

See Benes, Eduard submitted to Sub-Comm. A by all dele-Fierlinger Zdenek gations ............... A: 50Veverka, Ferdinand HORSE-POWER, total

DELEGATION to Sub-Comm. A . .. . . A: 9 LimitationDISARMAMENT policy, see under Disarmament, Provisions of Draft Convention, see

Policy, etc. Draft Convention, Art. 26 andPROPOSALS and amendments, see Amendments, Tables III, IV of Part II, Chap. C

etc., under Draft Convention, Arts. 2, 8,Report of Sub-Comm. A...... A: 129, 39 Measurement, rules for, see Draft Con-

tion, Art. 27D as Standard of comparison .. . A: 48, 49

.MILITARY value of: declarations submittedDate of Disarmament Conference to Sub-Comm. A by all delegations . . . A: 50See under Disarmament Conference NUMBER

LimitationDates of Meeting of Preparatory Commission Provisions of Draft Conventon e, seeSee Preparatory Commission, Dates, etc. Draft Convention, Art. 26 and

Debski, M. Tables III, IV of Part II, Chap. CReport of Sub-Comm. A. A: I2IDelegate of Poland . ... III: 9 as Standard of comparison .. . A: 48, 49Member of Cttee. of Cl .... III : 39 PUBLICITY : German proposal, see under Draft

Convention, Part IVDeclarations of Delegations at Conclusion of STANDARDS comparison forW~lork of P. G. STANDARDS of comparison forWork of P. C. Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm. A,BRITISH EMPIRE .. . ....... X : 407-8 by delegations of Argentine, Belgium,BULGARIA ............ X: 412 British Empire, Chile, Czechoslova-CHINA .. . . . .... X: 47 kia, Finland, France, Germany, Ita-CZECHOSLOVAKIA ......... X: 47-18 ly, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Rou-FRANCE ........ X: 41-12 mania, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd., Spain,GERMAN . ........ 409-10 Sweden, U.S.A . .: 8, 49GREECE .......... 406-7 VOLUMEITALY . ....... . X: 4I8 LimitationJAPAN .......... : 410-11 Declarations submitted to Sub-Comm.POLAND .N.. ... x: 4 5-iT A by delegations of Belgium, Czecho-ROUMANIA. .... .. 412-13 slovakia, France, Italy, Japan,SwED . ...........EN. X. 43-14 Poland, Serb-Croat-Slovene Kgd. . A: 121U.S.A ......... X:' 408-9 Provisions of Draft Convention re, seeU.S.S.R. X:399-403 Draft Convention, Art. 26 andProcedure re addition to report of P. C. Tables III, IV of Part II, Chap. C

X: 403-6 Measurement, rules for, see Draft Con-YU GO S.'LA VIA.N: . • 41 I4-15 vention, Art. 27Dendramis, WI. as Standard of comparison .. . . A: 48, 49

Delegate of Greece ........... II: 6 DisarmamentCOUNCIL action in event of conflict . . . IV: 25 DECLARATION of Women'sDISARMAMENT policy of Greece II : 61, 62 ; IV: 25-6 Organisations . . . . . . . . VI: 340-4

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Disarmament (continued) Disarmament Commission, Permanent (continued)POLICY of Governments of EXPERTS, consultation of, see Draft Conven-

Belgium . ...... .. IV tion, 3 , Arts. 40 and 46Brazil ... II 52-3 INFORMATION, transmission of, see Draft Con-British Empire II: 14-I 5 ; IV: 9, 36; VI: 290 vention, Art. 49

VIII: 42-3 (declaration), 58-9 MEETINGS, see Draft Convention, Art. 41Chile ....... . 11:44 IV: 37 MEMBERS, see Draft Convention, Art. 40China. ... . . ..... . . IV: 28 NON-MEMBERS, participation of, see DraftCzechoslovakia ........ IV: 29 Convention, Art. 44Finland. .. .. II: 28 ; III : 86-7; IV: 34 QUORUM, see Draft Convention, Art. 43France . .......... :47 REPORTSGermany II: 15-16, 104-5; IV: 17; VIII : 203-6 Annual, see Draft Convention, Art. 49Greece ..... . . II : 6, 62; IV: 25-6 Minority, see Draft Convention, Arts. 45Italy ....... I: 47; IV: i4; VIII: 62 and 47Japan . . I: 47; IV I5; VIII: 59-60, 84-5 Publication of, see Draft Convention,Persia ............ VIII: I9, 85 Art. 48Poland ... . . ... . . . . IV: 18 RULES of procedure, see Draft Convention,Roumania . .......... . IV: I9 Art. 42Turkey VIII: I8-19, 3I, 34, 35, 83-4, 206-8 in SOVIET draft Conventions, see this title

(proposal) under Supervision of armamentsU.S.A. II: i6, 66, II6; III : 24-5 IV: 54; VOTES, see Draft Convention, Art. 45

VIII : 56-8 (declaration)U.S.S.R. V: 8, 9-12 (declaration), 30-3 (memo) Disarmament Conference

VI: 268-76 (passim) ; VIII : 208-I (decla- DATEration) ; X 400 Communications from private organisa-

See also Soviet Draft Disarmament tions .VIII: 2I8-21Conventions Declarations of delegations at close of

Yugoslavia ....... II: 37-8; X: 287 work of P. C.PROPOSALS and declarations of Govts., see British Empire . .. : 408

above under Policy, etc. Japan ....... 411*boe under Poicy, etc. • TDiscussion and documentsPROPOSALS of delegations of Belgium, Japan, i 6-8 12 1 Netherlands, Spain and1Sweden to fifth I : 6 ; III: 7-8, IO, I2, I3, i6, I9, 30-2, 35Netherlands, Spain and Sweden to fifth

Assembly .......... I......... I: 5. (roe/) IV: 39 ; V: 9, II, 26, 28; VI: 241, 243, 290,Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . I15 (re/)N ly d s5 294-307 ; VIII 7, I6, 29, 39, 218-21; X: 15, I6,REGIONAL disarmament, see that title I7, 21, 88, I29, 398, 408, 41I, 4I9, 420, 482, 561

REPORTS Of Cttees. I and 3 of Assembly, Draft resolutions of delegations ofreference to........ . I 5, 6, 36 Germany, and discussion . VI : 294-307

RESOLUTIONS U. S.S. R., and discussion . . . . . V: 9, Iof Assembly, Sept. 25, 1925 I : 5 (text), 6 German proposal . .... .: 322-7of Council, Sept. 26, 1925 ...... : 6 Reports of

REVIEW of work accomplished by League Committee No. 3, and Assembly resol.,Organs: Soviet declaration VI: 240, 345-6 Sept. 24, 1926 III: 7-8, IO, 19, 30, 35

SECURITY and disarmament, interdependence M. Benes, and Council resol., Dec. 8,of in relation to I926 ............ III : 30-2Economic and military assistance under Resolution of iith Assembly X: 534, 565

Art. I6 of Covenant, see Covenant, PREPARATORY COMMISSION for, see Prepara-Arts. io, ii, i5 and I6 : application, tory CommissionProposal I(b) of French delegation; PREPARATORY STUDY by Council forProposals of Finnish and Polish dele- Assembly resolution, Sept. 25, I925gations, and Question V (b) of Ques- I : 5 (text) ; III' I (re/)tionnaire Report of M. Benes and C1. resol., Sept.

Regional disarmament (Qu. VII of 26, 1925 . ....... . . 5,Questionnaire), see Regional disar- PROGRAMMEmament See also Draft Convention

For observations and reports see Security, Discussion II: 5I; III : 31; IV: I3-i8 (passim)'Interdependence of security and disar- VIII : 24, 25, 33, 34-5, 35, 36, 39, 84, 126mament Reports of

SPANISH resol. submitted to Fifth Assembly, Committee No. 3 and Assembly resol.,reference to. . . . . . .I: 5, 20, 49; VI: 236 Sept. 24, 1926 . . III : 7-8, IO, 19, 30, 35

VOLUNTARY M. Benes, and C1. resol., Dec. 8, 1926 III : 30-2of Belgium . . . . . . IV: 31, 50 Disarmament Section of League Secretariatof British Empire .. . II : 48 TRIBUTES to IV: i18; VI: 309, 314; VIII: 198; X: 419of Greece . .. . ....... IV: 26of Italy ........... . IV: 4 Disputesof Sweden ........ . . II: 54 GRECO-BULGARIAN: reference toof U.S.A. ...... . 11:66; IV: 54 II III, 2

SETTLEMENT

See Arbitration and securityDisarmament Commission, Permanent Covenant of League, Arts. Io, II, se and 16

CONSTITUTION, composition and termns of Draft Convention, Art. 54reference, see Draft Convention, Art. 40 ° __________________

DECLARATIONS Of delegations at close of workof P. C. DRAFT CONVENTIONBritish Empire .......... . : 408 Adoption by P. C., question of procedure . . X: 357Bulgaria . . ....... . . . . X' 42 IBulgaria.........X .-412 Amendments, see below underU.S.S.R ...... X: 402 Articles

DRAFT Convention; provisions re, see DraftConvention, Part VI, Chap. A (Arts. 40-49) Annexes

E ' STABLSTIMENT to Chapter B of Part II, see under Part II,ESTABLISHMENTBelgian proposal, see under Supervision Chapter B

of armaments Draft, to Articles Io, 24, 29 and 38,emorandum of M. Perez (Argenatine), together with Model Statement Budget. Ex. 28-35

see under Supervision of armaments Application of provisions, see below Art. 54

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) \Article I (General undertaking with regard to limitationi

and reduction)

ADOPTION ......... ......... X: 329REPOPT OF DRAFTING COMMITTEE ....... X: 501-2REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ......... X: 365-7Texts ..... .. . X 536 (draft), 567 (final)

TEXTSDrafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I [new]) X 509Final . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . : 597

Part I (Personnel)Reservation of Germany . . IV: 339-40

X: 539, 570, 598Artiele 2 (Limitation of average daily effectives) Chapter A (Effectives)

ADOPTION ...... . . . . ...... . X: 329 TABLES I-XII annexed to Chapter AAMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS Discussion and adoption IV: 76-85,

British Empire .... . VIII I34, X: 26 88-xoo, 326-8, 340British Empire, Canada, France, Italy, Japan, VIII 135-9, I39-5I, I58-9, 212-15

U.S.A ............. VIII 18-9 X: 23-5, 29-30, 61, 210-11, 241-2, 288Czechoslovakia. VIII: I9, 133 et seq, 329-34, 374France . . VIII: 35-9, 183-4, I84; X: 288, 291, 487 Report of P. C. X 538-9, 542 (draft);Germany . . . VIII 131-4, 135, 212-15 (tables) 569-70 (final)Japan ...... III: I1-2 X: 27 ReservationsPoland .. .. ....... . ...... X 290 France . . .. X: 538, 569, 598' ' X' 29oU.S.S.R. VIII: 127-30, 139, 149-50, 153, X 242, 288, Germany . . . X 538, 570, 598

289-90, 291, 487 Italy. . X: 538, 539, 570, 598DISCUSSION AND TEXTS Turkey . X 539, 548, 570, 578, 598

British draft (Points 5, 6) TextsText .. . ....... IV: 358-9 Draft presented by Bureau (Tables

Draft presented by Bureau (Arts. A, F, H) I-III, V-XI) . . . . IV: 383-4Discussion . . .. .... . IV: 339-40, 340 First Reading draft (Tables I-III, V-Texts ............. I 383-4, 384 XI) . IV: 399-400; X: 428, 430

First Reading draft (Arts. A, F, H) French draft (Tables I-IV)Discussion. VIII : 114-34, 135-5I, 53, I58-9, 83-4 IV : 367-8Suppression of Article F .. ... . VIII : 153 Second Reading draft (Tables I-V)Texts . . . . IV: 399-400, 400; X: 428, 430, 431 VIII: 222; X: 429, 43I, 486-7

French draft (Arts. I, 2, 5) Text drafted by Drafting CommitteeTexts .. . ....... IV: 361, 362 (Tables I-XII) . .. X 510-I

Second Reading draft (Arts. A, H) Text, final . . X: 598-600Discussion X: 23-33, 36, 6I, 210-II, 241-2, 288-91Texts ....... VIII: 222 X: 429, 431, 486 \

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: I: Points r-7, II, 12;II: Point ; III: Point I)

Discussion IV : 40-85, 109-20, 133, I34, I55, 156-63,226, 248-52, 252-6, 257-60, 262, 264, 302, 327

Texts . . .... IV: 370, 371, 373Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 2)

Discussion .............. . X: 328Text ......... X: 59

Text, final................. X: 598Report of Drafting Committee ........ X: 502Report of P. C.

Discussion and adoption ........ X: 366-73 Texts ........ X: 536-7 (draft), 568 (final)

Article 3 (Definition of average daily effectives)ADOPTION .................. X: 329 AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

British Empire .......... VIII: 154-5Germany .. ............. VIII: 215

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. E)Discussion............... IV: 340Text . . ....... IV: 384First Reading draft (Art. E)Discussion . ..... VIII : 134, 154-5Texts ........ IV: 4o0; X' 4 3 0

French draft (Art. 6)Text .......... . IV: 362

Second Reading draft (Art. E) Discussion.............. X: 34-5, 47Texts ....... VIII : 223; X: 43I, 488 i \

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) Part I (Personnel (continued)

Article 3 (Definition of average daily efectives) (continued) Chapter A (Effectives) (continued)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS (continued)

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: I : Point Io, and note IV : 375)Discussion .. ......... IV: 89, 223Text .......... IV : 375

Text drafted by Drafting Cttee. (Art. 3)Discussion .............. X:329Text . . . . .X.. . .. . . . X:5

Text, final ..... . . . . . ..... X: 598Report of Drafting Committee ....... X: 502Report of P. C.

Discussion and adoption ... . X: 366-73 Texts . ...... X: 536-7 (draft), 568 (fial)

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Article 4 (Definition: I) of formations organised on a military basis; 2) of mobilisation)

ADOPTION ................ X: 329

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS British Empire . .. .. X: 291, 489 France X:33,29, 489France . . . . . . . . .... . . X: 33, 291, 4 8 9 \Germany .... VIII: 153, 215 X: 537, 569

Japan ............. .... X 291

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSDraft presented by Bureau (Arts. C, D)

Discussion . . . . . . . . . . IV: 340Text . . . ......... .IV: 384

First Reading draft (Arts. C, D)Discussion. . . VIII : II9, 121, I33, I34, 152-3, I53

Texts .. .. . . . . . . . IV: 4 00; X: 430 French draft (Arts. 2, 3)

Text.. IV: 36ISecond Reading draft (Arts. C, D)

Discussion..... ... : 33, 291

Texts ...... VIII 222-3; X: 431, 488Synoptic Analysis (Part I: I: Points 8, 9)

Discussion . . ........ . IV 85-7, 88Text.. .......... ... IV: 370

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 4)Discussion .. ....... X: 329Text ........ . X: 510

Text, final. ... . . . . ........... X: 598

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption ....... X: 373-4, 398Texts . ... . X: 537-8 (draft), 568-9 (final)

Article 5 (New) (Application of Arts. 6 to 9 to effectivesaptr B (Perod o Ser e)recruited solely by conscription)

ADX 0336 TABLE annexed to Chapter BADOPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Adoption . ........ X: 336

Adoption ......... X'336DISCUSSION AND TEXTS Texts

For previous discussion see also Article 6 French draft (Table V I 368Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 5) Text drafted b Drafting CommitteeText drafted by Drafting Committee

Discussion. . . . . . . . . . ... X 334, 336 X:5IText . . . . . . . ... . ... . . . . . .. ..... X: 600512

Text, final.X 6oo Text, final . ..... X: 6ooText, final ............ X'6oo

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption .... . 3741 Texts . . . . X: 539 (draft), 571 (final) \

Article 6 (Limitation of total period of service) \ADOPTION ........ .. ....... X: 336 \

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS British Empire . . . . X : 36, 4I-6 (passim), 47-61Germany VIII: 215; X 35, 36-A4, 243, 265, 540, 57I \Persia .............. X: 4 5,47 \Poland . . . . . X:36, 41-6, 47-I (passime)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS \

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. I) Discussion . ............. IV 34

Text ... ..... IV: 385First Reading draft (Art. I) \

Discussion VIII : I55-7, 223 ; X : 35, 36-47, 47-6 I,265, 433

Texts .. . . ... . .. . IV: 40; X:432French draft (Art. 7)

Text .............. IV : 362Second Reading draft (Art. I)

Discussion . ......... X:292Texts ............... .. X: 488

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) Part I (Personnel) (continued)Article 6 (Limitation of total period of service) (continued) Chapter B (Period of Service) (continued)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS (continued)Synoptic Analysis (Part I: I: Point i3)

Discussion ...... . IV: 100-2, Io3-8Text ............. . . IV: 37I

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 5 (a))Discussion ............ X: 334, 336Text .. ...... . . .... X: 512

Text, final. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X: 600ooREPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ...... . . . X: 374Texts ....... X: 539 (draft), 57I (final)

Article 7 (Determination of period of service)ADOPTION .................. X: 336AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

British Empire . . . . X: 36, 4I-6, 47-61 (passim) Germany . . VIII: 215 X: 35, 35-41, 489, 540, 57IPoland ........ X: 36, 4I-6, 47-6I (passim)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSDraft presented by Bureau (Art. I)

Discussion... ........... . . IV: 340Text ............ IV: 385

First Reading draft (Art. I)Discussion VIII: 155-7, 223' X: 35, 36-47, 47-61,

265, 433 Texts .. . .. .. IV: 401; X: 4 3 2 \

French draft (Art. 7)Text . IV: 362

Second Reading draft (Art. I)Discussion... . ........... . X 292Texts ................. X: 4 88

Synoptic Analysis (Part I : I: Point 13)Discussion ........ . . IV: Ioo-2, 103-8Text. ........ ........ IV: 37I

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 6) Discussion.X .......... X:334, 335-6Text .......... X: 5 12

Text, final . . . . . . . . . . . . . X: 600REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . .. ....... X :374 Texts .. . ..... S: 539 (draft,) 571 (final)

Article 8 (Exceptional increase in the period of serviceand notification thereof)

ADOPTION ................. X: 335AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

Belgium . ............. X: 240, 252-4British Empire ............ X: 253-4Czechoslovakia . . . . . . . . . . . . X: 253, 254

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSSecond Reading draft (Art. I [and X B])

Discussion .......... X: 240-I, 252-4 Text ................ X: 252, 488

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 7)Discussion . ............. X: 334-5 Text .............. X: 5I

Text, final. ..... . . X:6ooREPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ...... X: 374Texts . ...... X: 539-40 (draft), 57I (final)

Article 9 (Total period of service)ADOPTION . ...... ...... .. X: 335 \AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

Belgium .............. X: 240, 252-4British Empire . ...... X: 253-4 \Czechoslovakia. . X:253, 254

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSSecond Reading draft (Art. I [and X B])

Discussion . ......... X: 240-I, 252-4Text ............ X: 252, 488

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 8)Adoption ........... X: 336 \Text ............. X: 5 2Text, final . ............... X: 600 \

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption .. . X: 37Texts ...... X: 539-40 (draft), 571 (final)

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) Part II (Material)Article 10 (Limitation of annual expenditure on wair Chapter A (Land Armaments)

material for land armaments) For reservations see under Article o

ADOPTION ................. X: 337 __

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

Germany IV: 177, 212-22, 34I-3, 347-8, 353, 385, 402VIII: I60-8 ; X: 67-8, 82, Io4, 432, 540, 571

U. S. S. R .... VIII: I6I, 162, 178-9, 179, I82-3ANNEX, DRAFT, to Articles Io, 24, 29 and 38 with

Model Statement and annexed Tables Budget. Ex.: 28-40

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSDraft presented by Bureau (Chapter II, Sec-

tion I [German draft]; Chapter III, Preamble)Discussion ........ IV: 341-3, 344, 34-7-8Texts ............. IV: 385, 389

First Reading draft (Art. T A) Discussion ...... IV: 353; VIII' I60-83 \

X : 6I- 4 , 65-IOO, I I I-30Texts .. ...... . IV: 402; X: 432

French draft (Art. 20)Text .......... IV 364

Second Reading draft (Art. T A) Discussion .......... X: 292, 309, 31 Text ......... X: 4 90

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: IV: Points 6, 7, \10-14) \Discussion . . IV: 176-222 (passim), 222-3, 223-5 Text ...... IV: 375

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 9)\Discussion . .. ......... . X: 336-7Text . . . . .... . . . . .. . . . X: 512

Text, final .......... X: 60o (and note) REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS on Budgetary

Questions . Budget. Ex.: 4, 6, 7-I5, I5-2I, 25-7, 4I-4REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption .. . . . . . X: 374-5 Texts. . .: 540-2 (draft), 57I-3 (final)

RESERVATIONSGermany . ...... X: 54 I, 573, 580, 581, 6o0Turkey . . . . . . . .. . X: I05, 54 I, 573, 60IU.S. A....... X: 375, 54 I , 572, 580, 581, 6o0

Article 11 (Limitation of global tonnage of vessels of war)ADOPTION .. . . . . ......... . .. X: 339 Chapter B (Naval Armaments)AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS ANNEX I (Exempt vessels)

France. ..... ... X: I5I-2, 153-4, 543, 573 Adoption . .. ... X: I85, 340Italy. . ....... . X: I43-4, 542, 543, 573, 574 AmendmentsSpain . . . . . . ... . X: 154-5, 543, 544, 574 France ....... X: 184, 185U. S. S. R. U.S.S.R .... X: 183-4, I84-5

X : 131, I37, 137-40, I4I-6, 151-2, 155, 543, 574 Discussion X : 136, I37, I38, I55, I83-5,Yugoslavia . . . . . . X: 50, 174-5, 543, 544, 574 340, 376, 380, 381

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS Report of P. C. X: 543, 545, 546Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NA [French (drafts), 574, 576, 577 (final)

draft]) TextsDiscussion. . ......... . IV: 343 Draft presented by 7 DelegationsText ............. . IV: 385-6 X : 464-5

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. A) Second Reading draft . . X: 505Discussion ........ X: I36-56, 164, I74-5 Text of Drafting Committee X: 515Text. . . . ............. X:462 Text, final .. X:604

First Reading draft (Art. N A (French draft)) ANNEX II (List of special vessels)Discussion . ........... IV: 352 Adoption. ...... X: i85, 340Texts ......... IV: 403-4 X: 434, 436 Discussion X: I36, I44, I45, I55, I85,

French draft (Arts. I2, 14 and Table X) 340, 376, 380, 381Texts. .............. IV: 363, 369 Report of P. C. X: 543, 545, 546

Second Reading draft (Art. A) (drafts), 574, 576, 577 (final)Text ................ X: 502 Texts

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II : Points 2, 6, 8) Draft presented by 7 DelegationsDiscussion . IV : 163-76, 225-36, 236-41, 242-5 X: 465Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV: 372 Second Reading draft . . X: 505

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. io) Text of Drafting Cttee. . . X: 515Discussion ....... ... X: 337, 338-9 Text, final ....... X: 604Text . . . ............ . X: 5I3 ANNEX III (Definitions)

Text, final ....... .. ....... X:6oi Adoption . . . . . . X: 187, 340REPORT OF P. C. Amendment

Discussion and adoption . . . . ... V: 376-7 U.S.S.R ....... X: 186-7Texts ........ X: 542-4 (draft), 573-5 (final) Discussion ....... IV: 242-3

RESERVATIONS X: 72, 136, 177, 185-7, 340, 376,Finland ............. X: 376, 575, 60I 380, 381Italy ............ . X: 543, 574, 60o Report of P. C. X: 543, 545, 546Yugosla via . ...... X: 376-7, 544, 574-5, 60I (drafts), 574, 576, 577 (final)

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ADOPTION ............... X: I67 ANNEX III (Definitions) (continued)AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS Texts

Italy . . . . . .. . . X: I43-4, 542, 543, 573, 574 British draft (Table II, Parts I, II)Sweden . . . . . X: 57, 58, 60, I62-3, i65, 172-3 IV: 360U.S. S. R. . X: I31, I37, 137-40, I58, 6o, I62-3, 165 Draft of Bureau (Art. ND) IV: 387

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS Draft of 7 Delegations (Annex 1II)Draft presented by Bureau (Art. N A [French X: 465-6

and Italian drafts]) First Reading draft (Art. ND)Discussion .... . IV: 343 IV: 405; X: 438Text ........... IV: 385-6 French draft (Art. 13) . . IV: 363

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. B) Second Reading draft (Annex III)Discussion X: 505-6

X: 136-40, 156, 157, 158-64, I65, I67, 172-4, 176-8 Synoptic Analysis (Part I, II, Point 7)Text .... . ........ X: 462 IV: 372

First Reading draft (Art. N A [French and Text drafted by Drafting Cttee.Italian drafts]) X : 515-16Discussion . ........ . IV: 352-3 Text, final ...... X: 604-5Texts ... .. . . . IV : 403-4 X : 434, 436 ANNEX IV (Rules for replacement)

Second Reading draft (Art. B) Adoption . . . . . . . X: i88,340Text . ........ . . . . X: 502 Amendment

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. ii) U.S.S.R. . . . . . .. X: 87-8Discussion . . . . . . . . X: 337, 339 Discussion X: I8i, I87-8, 340, 376,Text. .. ........ .... X:513 380, 381

Text, final ..... .......... X.: 6or Report of P. C. X: 543, 545, 546REPORT OF P. C. (drafts), 574, 576, 577 (final)

Discussion and adoption . . . X: 376, 377-9 TextsTexts . . . . X : 543, 544-5 (draft), 574, 575 (final) Draft of 7 Delegations . . X: 466

RESERVATION Second Reading draft . X: 506-7Italy..X : 543, 574, 6o Text of Drafting Cttee.. X : 516-I7Italy .............. X..543, 574, 60o

Text, final . . . . . . . X:605ANNEX V (Rules f/or disposal of vessels ofArticle 13 (Transfer of tonnage between categories) wa o

ADOPTION ........... . . . . . X: 67, 339Adoption. . . .... X: 190, 340

AMeNDMeNTS ANn PROPOSALSAMENDMENTS ANTD) PROPOSALS I Discussion X: 182, 188-90, 340, 355,Spain ........... X: 58, I60, 162-3, 165 376,380, 38Sweden . . . X : 157, 159, I60, I6i, 162-3, 163-4, 165 Report of P. C. X:543, 545, 546U. S. S. R. X: I31, I37, 137-40, I58, 60o, I6i, 162-3, 165 (drats), 574 576, 577 (finl)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS TextsDraft presented by Bureau (Art. N A [French Draft of 7 Delegations . X: 466-8

and Italian drafts]) Second Reading draft . : 507-9Discussion .. .......... IV: 343 Text of Drafting Cttee. X: 517-9Text .. . ........ . IV: 385-6 Text, final ...... X: 605-7

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. C) DI N, general II 6-62, 87-90Discussion . . . X: 137, 137-40, 156-7, 157, 158-67 I -X : I31-5Text . ... .. X. 462Tex-t. . '. '/ ...'n' X: 462 1 NOTE annexed to Chapter B

First Reading draft (Art. N A [French and ReservationsReservationsItalian drafts]) Greece . .' 546, 577, 602

Discussion ... ...... . IV : 352-3 SpainX 546, 77 6-^xts ^Spain ..... X: 546, 577, 602Texts ...... .. . IV: 403-4; X: 434, 436Second Reading draft (Art. C) RESERVATIONS to Chapter B

STextcondaf (Art...., ,. X : 503 ' Germany . X: 193, 376, 543, 574, 601Text . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . X : .503 Italy. X: 131, 462, 502, 543, 574, 6o0

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I2) Italy. X: 3I, 462, 5 543,574, 601Discussion... X : 337 Q33 TABLES I-III annexed to Chapter BText... X.: 5i 3 Adoption ...... X: 83, 340

Text, final. .. .. .... .. X: 6oi Discussion . . . IV: 236-41, 343REPORT OF P. C. X: 136, I37, I38, 139, I43, 144, 146,REPORT OF P. C.47, 48, I4, I55, I56, I57, 158,Discussion and adoption .. . X: 379-80 58-67, 72-4, I76, 176-, I83,Texts 4 158-67, 172-4, 176, 176-8, 183,X: 545 (draft), 575 (final)Texts. ... . X :545 (draft), 75 (fial) 320-2, 340, 376, 377-9, 381

Report of P. C.Article 14 (Maximum displacement of capital ships Dscs n and adoptionDiscussion and adoptionand maximum calibre of guns) : X: 376, 377-9, 381ADOPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X :339 Texts X: 543, 544, 545, 546 (drafts),AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS 574, 575, 577 (final)

U.S.S.R. ........ X: 167-72, 178, 545, 576 TextsDISCUSSION AND TEXTS Draft of Bureau (Table X) IV: 387

British draft (Point 7) Draft of 7 Delegations . . X: 464Text ......... IV: 359 First Reading draft (Annex to Art.

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. N B. [British NA of French draft) . . IV : 404and French drafts]) X:436Discussion.. ........... IV: 343 353 French draft (Table X). IV: 369Text . ............... IV: 386 Second Reading draft . X: 504-5

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. D) Text of Drafting Cttee. X: 514-5Discussion. ............ . X: 167-72 Text, final. . X: 60o3Text . ......... ....... X: 4 62 ....

First Reading draft (Art. N B. [British, French . .and Italian drafts) Texts ............ IV: 4o 4 ; X: 4 36

Second Reading draft (Art. D)Text ................... X503 I -.

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Article 14 (Maximum displacement of capital ships and maximum Chapter B (Naval Armaments) (continu,calibre of guns) (continued)

DiscussION AND TEXTS (continued)Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II: Points 3, 4)

Discussion. .............. IV: 241Text ........... ...... IV: 372

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I3)Discussion . ........ ... X: 337, 339Text .................. X:5I,\

Text, final. .. ......... .... X: 6oi

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption .. .... . X 380Texts ....... X: 545 (draft), 576 (final)

Article 15 (Maximum displacement of aircraft carriersand maximum calibre of guns)

ADOPTION . . ............ X: 339

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 7)Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV : 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NB (British and French drafts]; Art. NC [British draft])Discussion ...... ........ IV: 343 Texts ................ IV: 386

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. E)Discussion ............. X: 176, 178-9Text . .. . . . . . . . . . .: 4 62

First Reading draft (Art. NB [British, Frenchand Italian drafts]; Art. NC [British draft])Discussion ........ ...... IV: 353Texts ............ IV: 404; X: 436

French draft (Arts. I5, I6)Text ................ IV: 363-4

Second Reading draft (Art. E)Text ........... ..... . X: 503

Synoptic Analysis (Part I :II: Points 3, 4)Discussion. ............... IV: 241Text ............... IV: 372

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I4)Discussion. ............ ... . X 337Text . ........... ...... X: 5I3

Text, final .............. X: 601-2

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption ....... .. X: 380Texts . ........ X: 545 (draft), 576 (final)

RESERVATION

Spain .. . ..... X: I78, 179, 545, 576

Article 16 (Maximum displacement of submarines andmaximum calibre of guns)

ADOPTION . ................ X: 339

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALSU.S.S.R. ................ . X: 80o

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSBritish draft (Point 7)

Text . ........... . IV :359Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NB)

Discussion. .............. IV 343Text . . . ....... .IV: 386

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. H)Discuss ion . .............. . X: I8oText .... .......... X: 463

First Reading draftDiscussion ............ IV :353 \Text ....... IV: 40 4 ;X:436

Second Reading draft (Art. F)Text ............. X:50o3

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II: Point 5)Discussion ............ IV: 24I-2Text . ........ . ... . .. IV: 372

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I5)Discussion ........... X: 338, 339Text ................. X: 513

Text, final ............... X: 602

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption ...... X: 380Texts ......... X: 545 (draft), 576 (final) \

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Article 17 (Displacement of vessels of wav to be built or Chapter B (Naval Armaments) (continued)acquired and maximum calibre of guns)

ADOPTION .. .......... . X:339

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 9)Text ............. IV: 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NI)Text ....... IV: 387

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. J)Discussion ............. X: I8o, I8IText . ... ... X..:.... X 463

First Reading draft (Art. NI)Text ......... IV: 405 ; X 438

Second Reading draft (Art. G)Text . . ... . .... . X: 503

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II : Point Io) Discussion . ..... . IV 246-8, 256-7Text . ......... . . . . .IV:373

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I6)Discussion ......... X: 338, 339Text ............ . . . . X: 513

Text, final . .......... X' 602

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption . . . ..... X: 380Texts ....... X: 545 (draft), 576 (final)

Article 18 (Rules for the replacement of vessels of war)

ADOPTION .......... X :339

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 8)Text ..... ...... IV: 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Arts. NE, NF, NG) Discussion ............. . IV: 343Texts ...... .. IV : 386, 387

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. K) Discussion .. ....... : Text ..... ...... X: 4 63

First Reading draft (Arts. NE, NF, NG)Texts .. IV : 404, 405 X 436, 438

French draft (Arts. I7, 18)Text .. .... . IV: 364

Second Reading draft (Art. H)Text ....... X: 503

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II : Point 9)Discussion...... IV: 245-6Text ......... . . IV : 372

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 17)Discussion ............ X: 338, 339Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X : 513

Text, final ............... X 602REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ....... X: 380Texts ........ X: 545-6 (drat), 576 (final)

Article 19 (Rules concerning preparatory installationsfor arming merchant vessels)

ADOPTION ................. X: 339

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

U.S.S.R . .......... X: I8I-2, 546, 576DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 9)Text . ......... . IV: 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NH)Discussion . ... IV: 343Text ............ IV: 387

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. M) Discussion .............. X: 18I Text .............. .. X: 463

First Reading draft (Art. NH)Discussion . . ......... VIII : 113, I85Text ............ IV: 405; X: 438

Second Reading draft (Art. J)Text ................... X: 503

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II: Point Io) Discussion . ......... IV: 246-8, 256-7Text .............. . IV: 373

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I8)Discussion .. ........... X: 338, 339Text ................. X: 5I3

Text, final ............... X: 602

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merchant vessels) (continued) REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ......... X: 380Texts.......... X:546 (draft), 576 (final)

RESERVATION

Japan ............. X: 546, 576, 602

Article 20 (Use of vessels of war constructed or underconstruction for another Power)ADOPTION . ......... .... . X: 339DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 9)Text ..... IV....... V:359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NJ) Text . ............. IV · 387

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. N)Discussion . ............. X: 182Text ................ X:463

First Reading draft (Art. NJ)Text ............. IV: 405; X: 4.38

Second Reading draft (Art. K)Text. .............. .. X:503

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: II: Point Io)Discussion .. ...... . IV: 246-8, 256-7Text ................. IV: 373

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. I9)Discussion ............. X 338, 339Text ................. X: 5I3

Text, final ............... X: 602REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ... ... .. X: 380Texts . ........ X. S: 546 (draft), 576 (final)

Article 21 (Rules prohibiting the cession by the H. C. P.of a vessel of war to be employed as suchby another Power)

ADOPTION ................. X : 339 \X: 339DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 9)Text ................. IV: 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. NK) Discussion. ............. IV: 343-4Text ............. . . IV: 387

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. 0)Discussion .............. : I82Text ................. X: 463

First Reading draft (Art. NK)Text . .. ....... . IV: 405; X: 4 38

Second Reading draft (Art. L)Text ................. X: 5o3

Synoptic Analysis (Part I : II: Point io)Discussion ........ .. IV: 246-8, 256-7Text . .. . ........ IV: 373

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 20)Discussion . ........... X: 338, 339Text . . ............... X: 513

Text, final................ X: 602 REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ......... X: 380Texts .......... X: 546 (draft), 576 (final)

Article 22 (Rules concerning the disposal of vessels ofwar) \

ADOPTION . .......... . X: 339 \DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. 0)Discussion . ..... ....... .. X: 82Text .............. X: 4 63

Second Reading draft (Art. M)Text ................ X: 50

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 21)Discussion. ............ X: 338, 339Text ...... ........ ... X: 5I \

Text, final X: 602 \REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ........ . X: 380Texts ....... X: 546 (drgaft), 576 (final)

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Article 23 (Vessels used as hulks or stationary training Chapter B (Naval Armaments) (continued)establishments)

ADOPTION .......... . . .339 DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by 7 Delegations (Art. P)Discussion . ....... ..... . X 182Text.X .......... .. .. .X: 464

Second Reading draft (Art. N)Text ...... .. .. X: 504

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 22) Discussion. ............ X: 338, 339Text ........... . . ... X:514

Text, final ........ ..... . . X: 602REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . ... . .. X: 380Texts ........ X: 546 (draft), 576 (final)

Article 24 (Limitation of annual expenditure on warmaterial for naval armaments)

ADOPTION ................. X: 34oAMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

British Empire ... ..... . X: 90, 546, 577ANNEX, DRAFT, to Articles Io, 24, 29 and 38 with

Model Statement and annexed TablesBudget. Ex.: 28-40

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by Bureau (Chapter III, Pream-ble)Discussion ............... IV: 344Text ...... . .. .... IV: 389

First Reading draft (Art. TA [French draft])Discussion VIII: I60-83 (passim) ; X: 96, 117, I90-4Text .......... .. .IV: 402; X: 4 32

French draft (Art. 20)Text ................ . IV: 364

Second Reading draft (Art. 0)Text ............. .... X:504

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: IV: Points 6, 8, I0-I4)Discussion. ............. IV: 222-3Text ............. .... IV: 375

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 23)Discussion. ............. X: 339-40Text ................. X:514

Text, final................. X: 602REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS on Budge-

tary Questions Budget. Ex.: 4, 6, 7-I5, I5-2I, 25-7,4I-4REPORT of P. C.

Discussion and adoption .. ....... X: 380-ITexts ........ X: 546 (draft), 576-7 (final)

RESERVATIONS

British Empire ......... X: 546, 577, 602France... . . . . . .. X: 546, 577, 602Germany ............ X: 546, 577, 602Italy ............. X: 38I, 577, 602Japan ........... X: 380, 546, 577, 602

Article 25 (Limitation of aeroplanes [number and totalhorse power]) Chapter C (Air Armaments)

ADOPTION ........... ...... X: 34I TABLES I-IV annexed to Chapter CAMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS Adoption .. . X: 341

British Empire . X: 292, 296-7, 381-2, 49, 547, 577 AmendmentCanada ............ X: 292, 293-6, 491 Canada. X: 49IFrance ............ VIII 98-103, 105-7 Discussion, see Discussion under ArticlesGermany ........... VIII: 94-8, 178, 547 25 and 26U.S.S.R. . . . VIII: 98-104; X: 292, 293, 298, 49I Report of P. C.

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS Discussion and adoption . X: 382British draft (Point Io) Texts X: 547-8 (draft), 580 (final)

Text ...... . .. ..IV: 359 ReservationsDraft presented by Bureau (Arts. AA, AB, Germany . .. X: 547-8, 578, 608

AC) Italy .... .. VIII: Io5-7Discussion .............. IV: 344 X: 382, 570, 578 (note), 608Texts ................ IV: 388 Turkey . . . . X: 548, 578, 608

First Reading draft (Art. AA) TextsDiscussion . ...... IV: 353; VIII: 94-I07 British draft (Point io § 2) IV: 359Text . ...... . IV: 406; X: 440 Draft of Bureau . . IV: 388

French draft (Arts. 8, 9, Io) First Reading draft (Art. AA)Texts ............... IV: 362-3 IV: 406; X: 440

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Article 25 (Limitation of aeroplanes [nztmber and total horse Chapter C (Air Armaments) (continued)power]) (continued) Tables I-IV annexed to Chapter C (contd.)

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS (continued) Texts (continued)

Second Reading draft (Art. A A) French draft (Tables 6-9 with ArticleDiscussion. ....... . X: 194, 292-8 8)......... IV: 369Text .......... VIII : 223 ; X: 441, 490 Second Reading draft X: 44I, 490

Synoptic Analysis (Part I III : Points 2-7) Text of Drafting Cttee . . X: 520Discussion. ........ IV: 120-4I, 155, 260-5 Text, final ....... X: 6o8Text ...... ......... IV: 373-4

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 24)Discussion. ............. X: 340, 34 I

Text ................. X: 5I 9

Text, final ................ X: 607REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . . .'..... X: 381-2Texts ........ X :547 (draft), 577-8 (final)

RESERVATIONS

Germany ............ X: 547, 577, 607Turkey ............. X: 547, 577, 607

Article 26 (Limitation of dirigibles [number, totalhorsepower and total volume])

ADOPTION ................. X: 34I

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

British Empire X: 292, 296-7, 381-2, 49I, 547, 577Canada ............ X: 292, 293-6, 49IFrance ............ VIII : 98-103, I05-7Germany ............ . VIII : 94-5U.S.S.R. . . . VIII : 98-104 ; X: 292, 293, 298, 491

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSBritish draft (Point io)

Text .............. IV: 359Draft presented by Bureau (Arts. AA, AB, AC)

Discussion ........... .... IV : 344Texts . ........... IV: 388

First Reading draft (Art. AA)Discussion. ....... IV: 353 ; VIII : 94-107Text ............. IV: 4o6; X: 440

French draft (Arts. 8, 9, Io)Texts .......... IV: 362-3

Second Reading draft (Art. AA)Discussion. ........... X: 194, 292-8Text .......... VIII : 223 ; X: 44 I, 490

Synoptic Analysis (Part I : III : Points 2-7)Discussion ....... IV: I20-4I, I55, 260-5Text .............. IV: 373-4

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 25)Discussion. ......... ..... X 340, 34 I

Text . ...... ...... ..... X: 519Text, final. .. ....... .. X:607

REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ........ X: 381-2Texts ........ X: 547 (draft), 577-8 (final)

RESERVATIONS

Germany . .. ........ X: 547, 577, 607Turkey . ............ X: 547, 577, 607

Article 27 (Measurement of horsepower and volume ofdirigibles)

ADOPTION ................. X:341DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. A C)Discussion............... IV : 344Text . ........... . . IV: 388

First Reading draft (Art. A C)Discussion .......... ... VIII Io7Text .......... IV: 406

French draft (Arts. 8, 9)Texts ............. IV: 362-3

Second Reading draft (Art. A C)Discussion . ........... X: 194-5Tex t ......... VIII: 223 ; X: 44 I , 492

Synoptic Analysis (Part I : III : Point 6)Discussion. ......... IV: I35-4I, 264-5T ext ........... IV: 374

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 26) Discussion .... ....... .. X:340, 34I

Text .......... 5....... X· 51 9

Text, final, ..... ...... X: 607

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(continued)REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . .... . . . X: 382Texts ........ X: 547-8 (draft), 578 (final)

Article 28 (Relations between civil and military aviation)ADOPTION . . . . ......... X: 34 IAMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

Belgium. ......... IV: II3, I47 et seq, 272British Empire . . X 195, 305, 493, 548-9, 579Canada X: I94, 195, 298, 298-305, 318-20, 383-4, 398,

493, 548, 579Roumania ............ . IV 265-71U.S.S.R . . . .... VIII : III-3 ; X: 548, 579

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSDraft presented by Bureau (Arts. AD, AE)

Discussion . ...... IV: 344 \Texts.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV : 388

First Reading draft (Arts. AD, AE) Discussion .. ... . VIII: 108-13, 176, 184-6Texts ... . ....... . IV: 406-7

French draft (Art. I I)Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV : 363

Second Reading draft (Arts. AD, AE) Discussion X: 96, 117, 194-5, 266, 284, 286-7, 298-

305, 318-20Texts. . VIII: 223-4; X: 441, 443, 492

Synoptic Analysis (Part I : III : Point 8)Discussion IV: 109, 113-17 (passim), I4I-7, I47-55,

265-71, 272Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IV : 374 \Text.IV: 374Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 27)Discussion......... . ... X: 340-IText . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X : 519 \Text.5I

9Text, final.......... ...... X: 607REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption .. . ... X: 382-4, 398Texts .. . . .... X: 548-9 (draft), 578-9 (final)

RESERVATION

Canada . ....... X: 383-4, 398, 548, 579, 607

Article 29 (Limitation of total annual expenditure) Part III (Budgetary Expenditure)ADOPTION ..................... . X:342 RESERVATIONSADOPTION.X 342 RESERVATIONSANNEX, draft, to Articles Io, 24, 29 and 38 with Germany . . X: 550, 58I, 609

Model statement and annexed Tables Budget. Ex.: 28-40 U.S.A. . X: 20I, 550, 577, 58I, 609DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by Bureau (Chapter III,Preamble)Discussion . . . ....... . IV: 344-5Text................ IV: 3 89First Reading draft (Art. DA)Discussion ......... IV: 353 ; VIII: 190

X: 77, 81, 99, III, 112, 113, 116, 195-207Text .. . . . . .... . IV: 407; X: 4 4 2French draft (Art. I9)Text . ..IV: 364.

Second Reading draft (Art. DA)Discussion. ............ X: 306, 308Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 \Text.X.492

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: IV: Point 5)Discussion ......... . .. IV: 193-2IIText . . . .. . . .. .. .. IV: 375Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 28) Discussion ............. X: 34I -2Text . .............. 521

Text, final ............. X: 609 REPORT OF COMMITTEE Of Experts on Budgetary

Questions Budget. Ex.: 4, 6, 7-I5, 15-21, 25-7, 4I-4REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption .... .. . X: 384-6Texts .... .. X: 549-50 (draft), 580-I (final)

Part IV (Exchange of Information)Article 30 (Average daily number of effectives . exchange PROPOSALSof information) PROPOSALSof information) British Empire, for insertion of newADOPTIONX • . ... .... . . . .. . X: 343 Article in Chapter V of First Reading

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS draft . . . . X: 24, 220-3Germany VI : 233,!277, 285-7, 287, 305, 307, 310-I7 (text) Germany re publicity of materialVIII: 9, 43-9, 94-8 VI: 233, 277, 285-7, 287, 305, 307,Italy . . .. X ' 223-5, 356-7 3I5-23 (text)Poland ....... ... .. X 212, 214, 215 VIII. 9, 43-9, 94-8

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) Part IV (Exchange of Information) (continued)

Article 30 (Average daily number of efectives: exchange of PROPOSALS (continued)

information) (continued) Netherlands, re publicity of material

DISCUSSION AND TEXTS IV: 302-7, 390-I, 409-10

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. IA [G]) X 217-20, 270-I, 273, 398-9, 446, 448,

Discussion . . ........ . IV: 340,345 476-8, 582-3

Text .. ....... IV : 384, 390First Reading draft (Art. IA)

Discussion . ..... · .VIII 153, I54, 159, 183X: 2IO-I2, 214, 215-17, 223-5

Text ..... . . . . IV: 408; X: 444French draft (Art. 5)

Text . ....... IV: 362Second Reading draft (Arts. IA, IA [2])

Discussion ............... X: 3I5

Texts............... X: 497Synoptic Analysis (Part II, Point 2)

Discussion. . . . IV: 88 (Point 9 a), 299, 300-302Text ...... . . . ...... IX: 376

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 29)Discussion ......... X: 342-5, 356-7, 399Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X : 52I

Text, final ..... . . . . . ..... X: 609

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption .. . . ..... X: 386 Texts .... .. : 550- (draft), 581-2 (final)

TABLES I-XII annexed to Article 30Discussion. .... VIII: I53, 154, I59, I83, 356-7, 399

X: 343-5Reservations

British Empire . ... . X: 386, 55I , 582, 6io

France........ X: 225, 357, 55I, 582, 6IoGermany ....... X: 386, 550-51, 58I-2, 6roJapan ..... . X: 225, 551, 582, 6IO

Turkey .......... X: 55 I, 570, 582, 6IoTexts

Text drafted by Drafting Committee . . X: 522-6Text, final . . ......... . X: 6Io-I3

Article 31 (Compulsory preparatory military training:exchange of information)

ADOPTION. X: 345

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

France . . .......... . X 212, 214, 215-17

DISCUSSIOcN AND TEXTS

Second Reading draft (Art. IA [I])Discussion ......... X: 214, 215-17, 315Text ............. X:497

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 30)Discussion .............. X: 345Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X :52I

Text, final . ........ . ... . X: 6I4

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption . . .... X: 386Texts ... . X: 55 (draft), 582 (final)

RESERVATIONS

Germany ....... X: X551, 582, 614

Italy .. .......... X: 55I, 582, 614

Article 32 (Duration of periods of service: exchange ofinformation)

ADOPTION ............... X: 345

DISCUSSION AND TEXTSSecond Reading draft (Art. IZ)

Discussion ........... X : 212-15, 315Text .............. X:497

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 31)Discussion . ............. X : 345Text . ........... X:527

Text, final ............... X:6I4

REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . ... : 386-8Texts . .... X: 551 (draft), 582 (final)

Article 33 (Annual expenditure on land and nd aval warvmaterial: exchange of information)

ADOPTION ................ X: 346

AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

Netherlands . . IV: 302-7, 390-I, 409-IO [X: 446, 448]X: 217-20, 270-I, 273, 398-9, 446, 448, 476-8, 582-3

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DRAFT CONVENTION (continued) Part IV (Exchange of Information) (continued)Article 33 (Annual expenditure on land and naval war material:

exchange of information) (continued)DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Points 3, 4)Texts. ......... IV: 358

Draft presented by Bureau (Arts. IB, DA, DB) Discussion........ IV: 344, 345-50 (passim)Texts ............ IV: 389, 390, 390-I

First Reading draft (Arts. *DA, *DB)Discussion . ....... . VIII: I66-8i

X: 6I-I20 (passim), I95-207 (passim), 217-20, 234-7, 237Texts ... IV: 409-10, 4I ; X: 446, 448, 450

French draft (Art. 2I)Text .. . ........ . IV: 364

Second Reading draft (Arts. IB, IH)Discussion. ...... . ... X: 270-7, 318Texts........... .... X: 498, 500

Synoptic Analysis (Part I: IV: Points 1-4)Discussion. . ....... IV: 178-9, 183-92Texts ............ . . IV: 374-5

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 32)Discussion....... ..... . X: 345-6Text ...... ............ X: 527

Text, final ............... . X: 6I4REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS on Budge-

tary Questions Budget. Ex.: 4, 6, 7-I5, 21-2, 25-7, 41-4REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption . . . . . X: 386-8, 398-9Texts ......... X 55I (draft), 582-3 (final)

RESERVATION

Germany . ........... X: 55I, 583, 614

Article 34 (Construction of vessels of war: exchange ofinformation)

ADOPTION . ...... .......... X: 346DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

British draft (Point 9)Text ............. .. IV: 359

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. IC)Discussion. .......... . IV : 350-1 Text .......... ...... IV: 391

First Reading draft (Art. IC)Discussion . ....... ... X: 225-6, 315Text . . . ....... . IV: 4 io; X: 44 8

Second Reading draft (Art. I)Text . .......... ... .. . X: 53 \

Synoptic Analysis (Part II, Point 4)Discussion ............. IV: 300, 302Text ...... ........... IV: 377

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 33)Discussion ............... X 346Text ........ .. .... X:527

Text, final. ............... X: 6I4REPORT OF P. C.

Discussion and adoption ....... .. X: 388Texts ......... X: 552 (draft), 583 (final)

Article 35 (Construction of merchant vessels under the pro-visions of Art. 19: exchange of information)

ADOPTION .......... ... . X: 348AMENDMENTS AND PROPOSALS

U.S.A . ............ X: 3I6, 388, 583DISCUSSION AND TEXTS

Draft presented by Bureau (Art. IG)Discussion .............. IV: 351Text .......... IV: 39 I

First Reading draft (Art. IG)Discussion ... .......... X: 226-8Text . ... . ...... IV: I; X: 44 8

Second Reading draft (Art. IG)Discussion ............... X: 316Text .......... X: 4 97 \

Text drafted by Drafting Committee (Art. 34) \Discussion.............. X: 346-8Text ................. X: 527Text, final ............... X: 64 \

REPORT OF P. C.Discussion and adoption . ...... X 388Texts. ....... X 552 (draft), 583 (final) \