Court Exh. No. 2175: Photostatic copy of Russian handwriting and maps described by prosecution as "an addition to Document No. 2242 (Exhibit No. 753) and a new photostatic map attached thereto."

Court Exh. No. 3374: Photostatic copy of original map, Exhibit No. 2175, with description in Russian, English and Japanese

No. 320: Application of Prosecution for leave to file application attached thereto under Rule 6 (b) (1) pertaining to IPS Documents 219 et al

No. 286: Application of all remaining defendants for leave to file application attached thereto for an order requiring the Prosecution to furnish to each defendant a true copy of all interrogations and statements obtained from such defendant

Court Exh. No. 81: Law of Houses, Convocation, Organization and Opening the Imperial Diet: Described by Prosecution as "Law on the Diet"

Court Exh. No. 3855: Certificate of the Military Topographic Department of the U. S. S. R. General Staff, dated 17 Sept. 1947, covering eleven geographical maps published in various countries, attached thereto, showing border line in the Khalkingol area

Court Exh. No. 44: Agreement concerning the truce between French Indo-China and Thailand, signed at Saigon, 31 Jan. 1941. Described by Prosecution as "Peace Treaty between French indo-China and Thailand Armistice, 31 Jan. 1941"

Court Exh. No. 44: Agreement concerning the truce between French Indo-China and Thailand, signed at Saigon, 31 Jan. 1941. Described by Prosecution as "Peace Treaty between French indo-China and Thailand Armistice, 31 Jan. 1941"

Court Exh. No. 385: Letter from American Consulate General at Mukden to the Secretary of State, Washington, dated 27 Jan. 1938. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 27 Jan. 1938"

Court Exh. No. 385: Letter from American Consulate General at Mukden to the Secretary of State, Washington, dated 27 Jan. 1938. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 27 Jan. 1938"

Court Exh. No. 387: Excerpt from despatch dated 20 Mar. 1939, from the American Consulate General at Mukden, in regard to the Manchukuo budget for 1939. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 16 May 1939"

Court Exh. No. 387: Excerpt from despatch dated 20 Mar. 1939, from the American Consulate General at Mukden, in regard to the Manchukuo budget for 1939. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 16 May 1939"

Court Exh. No. 386: Data relative to Opium and Narcotics situation in North China and Manchukuo, furnished by M. R. Nicholson, United States Treasury Attache, to Stuart J. Fuller, Esp., c/o American Consulate General, Geneva. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 8 Apr. 1938"

Court Exh. No. 386: Data relative to Opium and Narcotics situation in North China and Manchukuo, furnished by M. R. Nicholson, United States Treasury Attache, to Stuart J. Fuller, Esp., c/o American Consulate General, Geneva. Described by Prosecution as "Shows the financial importance of the Opium and Narcotics Traffic to Government of Manchukuo, dated 8 Apr. 1938"

Court Exh. No. 26: Communication made to The Netherlands Government on 3 Feb. 1922 by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of The Netherlands in relation to their insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Netherlands Government on 4 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921" Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 26: Communication made to The Netherlands Government on 3 Feb. 1922 by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of The Netherlands in relation to their insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Netherlands Government on 4 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"

Court Exh. No. 27: Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 3 Feb. 1922, by the Department of State of the United States, regarding the respecting by the United States of the rights of the Portugal in relation to its insular possessions in the region of the Pacific Ocean. Described by Prosecution as "Identic Communication made to the Portuguese Government on 6 Feb. 1922, on behalf of British Commonwealth of Nationals and also 'mutatis mutandis' on behalf of other powers signatory to the Quadruple Pacific Treaty of 13 Dec. 1921"