THE PRESIDENT: I think you said that that was the last document you were going to refer to?
M. DUBOST: It is the last document.
THE PRESIDENT: Ten minutes past five. Shall we adjourn? M. Dubost, could you let us know what subject is to be gone into tomorrow?
M. DUBOST: Crimes against Humanity, by my colleague M. Faure. If you will allow me to present my conclusion this evening—it will not take long. Our work has been delayed somewhat this afternoon.
THE PRESIDENT: How long do you think you will take, M. Dubost, to make your concluding statement?
M. DUBOST: I think by five-thirty I shall be through.
THE PRESIDENT: I think perhaps, if it is as convenient to you, we had better hear you in the morning. Is it equally convenient to you?
M. DUBOST: I am at the orders of the Tribunal.