SCAPIN-56: RADIO DIRECTING JAPANESE GOVERNMENT NOT TO FLY NAVAL NATIONAL ENSIGN (WITH RAYS) BUT MAY FLY JAPANESE MERCHANT ENSIGN ON JAPANESE NAVAL VESSELS EMPLOYED AS TRANSPORTS TO RETURN NATIONALS TO JAPAN 1945/09/25

SCAPIN-69: RADIO DIRECTING MOVEMENT OF JAPANESE NAVAL VESSELS TO SASEBO 1945/09/28

SCAPIN-1949: RESPONSIBILITIES OF JAPANESE GOVERNMENT RELATIVE TO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION, IMMUNIZATION. MEDICAL CARE. HOSPITALIZATION AND OTHER BENEFITS FOR JAPANESE NATIONALS EMPLOYED FOR THE OCCUPATION FORCES 1948/12/13

SCAPIN-1949/1: RESPONSIBILITIES OF JAPANESE GOVERNMENT RELATIVE TO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION, IMMUNIZATION, MEDICAL CARE, HOSPITALIZATION AND OTHER BENEFITS FOR JAPANESE NATIONALS EMPLOYED FOR THE OCCUPATION FORCES 1949/12/08

Tabulation of Japanese combatant and merchant ships lost to United States Naval aircraft, 29 October 1945. Report No. 9-a(29), USSBS Index Section 6

London Makes Direct Overture to Tokyo For Reply Ignoring Japanese Delegation : ANGLO-U.S. DUAL PACT INTIMATED : Note Declares Should Tripartite Treaty Not Be Realized, Britain-U.S. Together May Start Naval Race With Japan : Special to The Osaka Mainichi