Page 5 DOC. NO.DESCRIPTION 195Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Office of the Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal (NAILDAIJIN-FU KANSEN) 205The National General Mobilization Law (No. 55 of 1939) 206The Imperial Oath, 1889 211The Preamble to the Constitution 197The Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Minister of Overseas Affairs 198Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Ministry of Home Affairs 212Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Ministry of Munitions 213Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Ministry of Greater East Asia 214Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Ministry of Education 208Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Prisoner of War Management Department 208Imperial Ordinance on the Organization of the Prisoner of War Information Bureau 207Imperial Ordinance (1898 or 1908) relating to the requirement that the Minister of War and the Navy Minister be Senior Officers on the Active List 207Imperial Ordinance passed in YAMAMOTO Administration, permitting the Minister of War and thr Navy Minister to be Senior Officers on the Reserve List 207Imperial Ordinance passed during HIROTA Administration (1936), again requiring the Minister of War and the Navy Minister to be Senior Officers on the Active List 215Imperial Ordinance passed during the War, re-organizing the Cabinet and providing for a Cabinet Advisory Council, a Wartime Economic Council, and Administrative Supervisor Council, a Planning Board, etc. 216Imperial Ordinance, November 1943, providing for appointmentof additional Minister without Portfolio 217 The New Peace Preservation Law, 1941 233 Treaty of Portsmouth, 15 September 1905 228 Pekin Convention, 20 May 1926 227 Draft Treaty, Far East Republic, Japan April (1922) 17 demands