Minutes of meeting No 14 held 25 February 1920: 1. Communication of the Italian Ambassador...

Minutes of meeting No 14 held 25 February 1920:

1. Communication of the Italian Ambassador regarding the death sentence passed on certain Hungarian officers in Transylvania.

2. Communication of a telegram from Sir George Clerk regarding alleged concentration of Czechoslovak troops.

• 2(a) Appendix A, telegram from Sir George Clerk dated 20 February 1920.

3. Notes of the Hungarian Delegation requesting that Magyar delegates should be attached to the Interallied Military Commission sent to the Comitats of Western Hungary.

• 3(a) Appendix B, note from the Hungarian Delegation dated 18 February 1920.
• 3(b) Appendix C, note from the Hungarian Delegation dated 21 February 1920.

4. The administrative powers of the Schleswig Plebiscite Commission.

• 4(a) Appendix D, telegram from Sir Charles Marling, President of the Schleswig Plebiscite Commission.
• 4(b) Appendix E, memorandum from the Secretariat General dated 23 February 1920.

5. Diplomatic and Consular protection for the nationals of the territory of Memel.

• 5(a) Appendix F, note from the French Delegation dated 23 February 1920.

6. Powers of the Wagon Exchange Committee for Central Europe.

• 6(a) Appendix G, draft agreement prepared by Mr Leverve.
• 6(b) Appendix H, statement by Count Bonin-Longare.

7. Note of the Czechoslovak Delegation regarding Germany's violation of Article 367 of the Treaty of Versailles.

• 7(a) Appendix I, note of the Czechoslovak Delegation dated 10 February 1920.

8. Note of the British Embassy on the subject of German trade with Bulgaria and Turkey.

9. Memorandum of the Naval Experts on the subject of the destruction of certain surplus Naval equipment from German warships.

• 9(a) Appendix J, note of the Naval Experts dated 24 February 1920.

10. Austrian torpedo boats nos 12 and 52.

• 10(a) Appendix K, note of the Naval Experts dated 24 February 1920.

11. Notification to the States bordering on Hungary regarding the instructions sent to the Interallied Military Commission at Budapest.