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Table 4. Committee or Conference Number |
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| symbol elements | letters.number for example, C.I.C.I.141 |
| letters | abbreviations of a committee or conference name, usually in French |
| number | number, issued consecutively |
| distribution | documents that were distributed to members of a League committee or to delegates of a conference |
| location of symbol on documents | upper-right corner of the title page, either alone or in combination with an official number |
| an example | C.I.C.I. was the abbreviation of Comité International de Coopération Intellectuelle (International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation). The example in Table 3, How to Make the League of Nations Known, originally appeared as C.I.C.I.141. |
| variations of the system | If committee documents were sent to the Assembly or the Council, they received a second document number. Assembly or Council documents are more available than committee or conference documents. If a document was given two numbers, it may be easier to find using the official number rather than a committee or conference number. |
