Disarmament Section

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R195/8/23119/11297 5th Session of the C. T. A., Geneva, August-September 1922 - Private manufacture of weapons for hunting and sport - General Marietti presents to the Mixed Temporary Commission for the Reduction of Armaments a note on this subject that he asks the Interallied Commission of Control in Germany to study on their end - Annexes: Opinion of the majority of the Commission; opinion of General Bingham (C. T. A. 167). File 1922.08.31
R196/8/26350/11297 Draft of an international conference for the control of private manufacture of arms - XXIII session of the Council, Paris, January-February 1923 "C.T.A.192(1); C.122.(1)M.72.1923.IX" - Council of the League decides to adjourn until an ulterior date the examination of the follow-up to be given to resolutions V and VIa of the 3rd Assembly addressing these questions - Resolutions by the Council the 31st January following the report of Mr. Vivian. File 1923.02.01-1923.02.06
R196/8/30188/11297 Private manufacture and trafic of arms - Secretariat - Note of the Secretary General concerning the reply of the United States to the problem of trafic in arms and munitions and private manufacture "C.506.1923.IX". File 1923.08.15
R196/8/30914/11297 Control of the traffic and private manufacture of arms "C.T.A.257; C.615.1923.IX" - Legation of the United States of America, Bern, informs that the government of the United States of America is in cordial sympathy with any effort suitable to restict the traffic, but is neither able to ratify the Convention of St Germain nor to obtain the enactment of another agreement of the nature and scope of the said Convention. File 1923.05.25-1923.09.18
R196/8/31017/11297 Private manufacture and control of traffic of arms and ammunition "C.632.1923.IX; C.652.1923.IX; C,T.A.360" - Delegation of Persia to the Assembly, protests in the name of it's government, against the dispositions of Article 6 of the Treaty of St. Germain which hinders the importation into Persia of the quantity of arms and ammunition strictely necessary to the security of its country. File 1923.09.18-1923.11.01