M. Hankey'nin Türkiye ile Barış Antlaşmasının uygulanmasına ilişkin notları.

be enforced by force majeure. The Supreme Council decided — To accept the proposal of the British Military Representatives, as endorsed by Marshal Foch's Committee, in regard to the question of requisitioning in case of emergency, and that, in view of the delicate nature of the question raised by the exercise of this right, the Drafting Committee should be asked to pro- pose the terms in which the right of requi- sition, as applied to the zone of the Straits, should be inserted in the Treaty of Peace, as well as to determine in which part of the Treaty the relevant stipula- tions ought to appear. The Secretary to the Supreme Council at San Remo was instructed to take the neces- sary action. ADMISSION OF THE STRAITS AND THE STATUS OF THE SEA OF MARMARA. (4) LORD CURZON said that he thought Marshal Foch's Commit- tee could further help the Supreme Council in respect of the Articles in the Treaty of Peace with Turkey on the water- ways of the Straits and the Sea of Marmora. He understood that the Naval Sub-Committee had submitted a Report the previous evening, and he would ask Marshal Foch to assemble his Committee in order to examine the Report so that it might come before the Supreme Council, if possible, on the follow- ing day. MARSHAL FOCH said that he could not say that he had no objection to taking the action suggested by Lord Curzon, as he had not yet seen the Naval Sub-Committee's paper, but he promised that his Committee would assemble and consider its contents as soon as it was received. M. MATSUI said that he had certain observations to make on the question of the administration of the Straits, which he would not leave to bring before the Supreme Council at their meeting that afternoon. (5) M. NITTI said that before the Military and Naval experts left the Council Chamber the Supreme Council had to consider the question of Lake Derkos, which had been. -12-