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oad NY 100-81752 a should claim that the inspection by the defendan*ts of any such ( books, papers, documents and objects would disclose the identity of confidential informants then the court, after a hearing, would determine how to protect against the disclosure of these informants and the method, manner and circumstances of the Government's acquisition of the materials; that the Government should make available to ths defendants the docu- g : mentery exhibits introduced before the Grand Jury in the a manner and form in which they were introduced; that the Govern- ment should specify such articles in magazines, nowspapers and other periodicals which the Government intended to intro- duce at the trial, but that the Government necd not specify wWaesla iS eh eerenp ee oe such portions or parts of these magazines, newspapers “and other perlodicals that it intcnded to use at the trial; and that the order should not be construed as a limitation of or a restriction of the right of the Government to introduce into evidence at any stage of the trial such documents and material as were relavent to establish the offense charged. On March 13, 1952 Judee CONGER ordered sealed for i. the trial judge og list of Government exhibits to be introduced < at the trial which would disclose the identity of informants if made availeble to the defendants. al On March 25, 1952 the defendants filed a motion ae for a ninety dy continuance or in the altcrnative for one ra hundred and sixty peremptory challenges requesting ten = | challenges for each defendant. ae %4 2 a oe a a “4 t