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Official Gazette OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENTPRIMABEiJY f^NQU^F^^^^I (W*nrn ~*?h-as*a ®zwmmBm< EXTRA No. 35 SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1951 PUBLIC NOTICES PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE Public Notice of Screening Result No. 43 (Mar. 1-Mar. 31, 1951) April7,1951 Director of Cabinet Secretariat OKAZAKI Katsuo 1. This table*shows the screening result made by the Prime Minister in accordance with the Im- perial Ordinance concerning the Exclusion, *Retirement, Etc. from Public Offices (Imperial Ordi- nance concerning No. 1 of 1947), Ordinance concerning the Exclusion, from the Candidature for Mayor of City, Headman of Town or Village and Others (Imperial Ordinance No. 3 of 1947), Or- dinance concerning the Enforcement of Imperial Ordinance No. 1 of 1947 (Cabinet and Ministry of Home Affairs Ordinance No. 1 of 1947) and provisions of Cabinet Order No. 62 of 1948. 2. This Table is to be most widely made public. The office of a city, ward, town or village shall, when receiving this official report, placard the very table. This table shall, at least, be placarded for a month, and it shall, upon the next official report being received, be replaced by a new one. The old report replaced, shall not be destroyed, and be preserved after binding at the office of the city, ward, town or village, to make it possible for public perusal. 3. The Questionnaires of the persons who were published on this table and of whom the screening has been completed may be offered for public perusal at the Supervision Section of the Cabinet Secretariat or of the Offices of the To, Do, Fu and prefectures concerned. Any one may freely peruse Questionnaires of the preceding "paragraph at his request. 4. Result (1) Number of persons subjected to screening: §2,536 persons 1) Persons decided not coming under the Memorandum: 92,512 persons (A) Persons Scheduled to be Appointed or Promoted Public Offices and Names of Persons to be Newly Appointed Judge IMAI Michiaki Secretaries of the Court , HIRAOKA Naoichi MOCHIMATSU- Tetsuo MORIYASU Ryozo SASAGAWA Tomoji TOKUDA Kiyoshi WAKAMATSU Isao YAMADA Tanejiro Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office AOKI Teruko ' M embers of the National Police Reserve AKEMOTO Soichi ANZAI Toshio ARAI Shigeo BABA Masayoshi EMOTO Takamune HIRATE Toshio HOMMA Kazuo HORII Hiroo IAMI Mitsuo ISHII Senzaburo KOJIMA Norio MATSUMOTO Takao MIYAMURA Yoshio ' 01Masanao OKANO Mitsuo OKI Yoshitaka SASAKI Masayuki SATO Tomoya SHINOHARA Toshiharu SHIODA Kodo SHISHIKURA Kimiro TAKAS'E Atsushi TSUCHIYAMA Kin-ichi TJCHIDA Takeshi UCHIYAMA Masakatsu W ATANABE Setsuya Expert-Members of the Multiple Purpose Land Development Council KONDO Kensaburo SUGIYA Yotaro Members of the Hotel Division of the Procurement Service Council H 1SAT0MI Keitaro ISHII Iwao KANO Kenkichi _1- T' KASAI Shizuo KATAOKA Yutaka KOBAYASHE Taro MIHIRA Mitoki TAKAHASHI Kurashi Member of the Japan Academy TAKAHASHI Teizo Secretary of the Economic Stabilization Board OZAKI Toshiyuki Technical Official of the Economic Stabilization Board DOGAKINAI Naohiro Economic Investigators ABE Tatsuo HIRAYAMA Shingo ISHII Tomizo SHIROKI Hiroshi Expert-Member of the Land Survey Preparatory Council KATO Koretaka Secretary of the Foreign Ministry YAMASHITA Yoshioki Immigration Guards EGUCHI Atsue ITE Sumiko NAKAJIMA Masae NISHIMURA Nobuko TANAKA Kazuko Assistant Immigration Inspector HIRONAKA Makoto A Secretaries of the Finance Ministry ADACHI Kenzo BANDO Kuniharu DEGAKI Yoshimoto EGAMI Hisashi FUKUSHIMA Yoshifumi HAGINO Jun-ichi HARA Takeshi HASHIMOTO Ryuichi HATTORI Hiroshi HIRANAGA Ko HISANAGA Tatsuo IKEYAMA Tomiyuki INAMOTO Keizo IWAKI Kagenori IWAMOTO Isamu IWAMOTO Takuji IWATAKI Tadanori KAI Masakazu KANAMORI Yoshimi KAMBAYASHI Tomesaburo KANKI Eiichi KATSUYA Shiro KAWABATA Hideo KAWAIDA Kiyonori KAWAKAMI Kazunori KITAGUCHI Kaoru KUMAOKA Masakatsu MAEDA Tohoru MAEHARA Masumi MARUTA Toshihiro MARUYAMA Kenzo MATSUDA Katsuharu MATSUDA Takao MORI Kazutoshi MORI Takeshi MORI Yoshihiko MORI Yoshikumi MORIMOTO Yasuo NAKAGAWA Teruyoshi NISHIDA Saburo NISHIMURA Sueo OBARA Kazuaki OIKAWA Eita OKINO Hajime OKUTANI Shozo OSA Yasumori OTSUKA Hiyoshimaru' SAGANE Kenji SANADA Shigefumi SATO Seizo SETOGUCHI Yoshiaki SHIBATA Hirotoshi SHIBATA Takeshi SHIOKAWA Yuzo SHIRATO Tadashi SHOJI Muneo TAGUCHI Yoshitada y TAKADA Saburo TAKAMATSU Seiji TAKATO Eimei TAKIZAWA Naranobu TANABE Toshiaki TANIGUCHI Akira TOKUNAGA Kiyoshi TSURITANI Eizo TSURU Masateru YAMADA Hajime YAMAMOTO Keisaku YAMAMURA Tamotsu YAMANO Shinji YASUTAKE Shozo YOSHIIKE Yuko YOSHIMURA Kazuo ZAITSU Tetsuro Technical Official of the Finance Ministry ABE Takashi Secretaries of the Attorney-General's Office ABE Sueo ADACHI Hisashi ADACHI Kenji AKAZAWA Noriakira AKIYAMA Saburo AMANO Osamu AMAMIYA Yoshizo ANDO Sadao AOKI Takeo ARITA Fumio ARITA Yoshio ARITANI Shoe! ASANO Isamu ASAYAMA Motoo ARIKAWA Isamu ASUKA Masako CHOSHI Sueo DONO Ikuzo DOZAKA Watataro ENDO Yoshimatsu FUJII Akitoshi FUJII Goichi FUJIKUBO Hiroshi FUJIMAKI Tsuyoshi FUJIMI Tatsunosuke FUJIMOTO Keijiro FUJITA Yoshio FUJISAWA Sumiyuki FUKAGAWA Masayuki FUKUDA Takahito FUKUDA Tominari FUKIJDA Yoshiyuki FUKUI Akizo FUKUMA Toshinori FUNASAKA Emiko FURUTA Haruo -2 FUBUTATE Kiyoshi HADA Hiroshi HAGIHARA Taiji HAGIHARA Saburo HAMAOKA Yasuko HANAMOTO Fumiaki HANAMOTO Hideo HARA Muneo HARA Shigeru HARADA Tsutomu HARUTA Masaru HATAYAMA Nobuyoshi HAYATA Kikuo HIDAKA Matsushiro HIGASHINAKA Hisaichi HIGUCHI Jun-ichi HIGUCHI Isao HIRAKAWA Miyozo HIRASAWA Shigero HIRATA Tazo HIRABAYASHI Kazuo HONDA Hironori HORIE Tomekichi HORIE Yoshiteru HORIUCHI Yaoto HOZUMI Yukisada ICHTHARA Tatsuo IGARASHI Tokuo IIMORI NoboriT IIMURA Masakazu IIJIMA Eishun IKEDA Isao IMAI Takeshi INABE Jun-ichi INABA Kazutaka INABA Koto INAGE Hideo INOKUCHI Kaneo INOMATA Toyokazu INUI Kazuo INUI Milsunori ISHI1 Hiroshi ISHII Hisao ISHIKAWA Eiji ISHIMARU Tadayoshi ISHIMURA Akiyoshi ISHIWATA Kin-ichi ISHIWATA Koichi ISHIZU Kenji ITO Hitoshi ITO Mikio ITO Motoji IWAMOTO Sadazo IWAMURA Takeo IWASA Mitsuzo IWASE Hiroshi IWASHITA Fumio KADOOKA Toshiyuki KA.JIYAMA Teruo KAMIMURA Kazuo KAMIMURA Shigemori KANAYAMA Masuo KANEDA Minoru KANEKO Kunio KANEKO Yutaka KANEMATSU Terusuke KARASHIMA Chikara KASAHARA Fumikazu KASAI Satoru KASAI Takeshi KA-TAOKA Taeko KATO Fumio KATO Haruichi KATO Kazuichi KATO Kuniiehi KATO Tadashi KAWAGOE Tamiji KAWAHATA Kikumatsu KAWAI Takeo KAWAI Osamu KAWAKAM1 Yutaka KAWASAKI Takao KAWAUCHI Tamiji KIKUCHI Osamu KIKUOHI Takeharu KIKUKAWA Ichimatsu K1MURA Toshimatsu KISHI Kashiro KITAKAWA Tomo KITAO Tamio( KIWATA Hideho KOBAYASHI Kinuko KOIKE Kiyoshi KOIKE Minao KOMATSU Hisao KOMURA Matsutsugu KONDO Takeshi KONNO Takeshi KONNO Toyozo KONO Shizuo .KOSHIMIZU Takeo KOTEGAWA Takamitsu KOYAMA Hiroshi KUKIZAKI Tatsumi KUNITOMI Yutaka KURIMOTO Hideta KURODA Saburo KURODA Takeo KURODA Masao KUBOTA Tosaburo KYUTOKU Akira MARUTANI Yoshizo MARUYAMA Motoo MARUYAMA Naoyuki MASUDA Tsutomu MATSUBARA Takashi MATSUDA Matsusaku MATSUI Iwao MATSUMOTO Tadaomi MATSUMOTO Takeshi MATSUMOTO Teiichi MATSUMOTO Tsuruo MATSUO Noritaka MATSUYAMA Mitsujiro MEGURO Ken~iehi MISHIMA Katsumi MIURA Teizo MIWA Tazu MIYABE Suzuko MIYAGUCHI Yasoichi MIYAKAWA Haruo MIYAMOTO Eisai MIYASHITA Ichiro MIYOGA Takaaki MIZUI Sadao MIZUNO Yoshiharu MOCHIZUKI Keisuke MORIMOTO Hachiro MUNEYASU Hatsuo MYOJIN Yoshitaka NAGATSUKA Kunio NAKAI Kyoichi NAKANO Nobujiro NAKANO Sumitoshi NAKANO Teruo NAKASHIMA Fukumori NAKASHIMA Sadao NAKASAIMA Yoshihiko NAKAIE Masahiro NAKAMURA Toshio NARIAI Hatsuo NASHIOKA Teruhiko NEMOTO Hajime NISHIDA Kano NISHIHARA Suematsu NISHIKAWA Sukeyoshi NISHIMURA Toraji NISHIMURO Morinobu NISHINO Yoshikatsu NISHIOKA Masayuki NIWA Hisanori OBATA Tsutae OCHI Toshiaki OE Kiyoshi OGAWA Shigeo OGURO Haruo OHARA Yutaka OKABE Yoshitomo OKADA Fumio OKADA Kiyoshi OKAYAMA Keiji OKUBO Tatsuki OKUZAKI Hisaoki OSAKI Rokuro OSAKI Toshiaki OSHITA Akitsugu' OSUGI Mitsuo OTA Kyoichi OTA Shosaku OTA Yoneo OTAKE Hitoshi OTSUBO Akira OTSUJI Fukiko OTSUKI Seiichi OZAKI Nobuhiko OZAWA Yutaka -3- SAEGUSA Risaku - SAGARA Rikuo SAITO Nobuaki SAITO Nobuyoshi SAITO Shoichi SAKAMOTO Koichi SAKEMOTO Mitsugu SAKUMA Tetsuo SAKUMOTO Mitsuo SAKURAI Shotaro SASAKI Kin-ichi SATAKE Teiji SATO Masao SATO Tadao SATO Yuji SATONOE Kazuyuki SAWADA Kinuko SEGAWA Kunio SEKI Torao SEKINO Saburo SHIBATA Yasunobu SHTMIZU Kenshin SHIMOGOUCHI Mikio SHINKAI Mitsuo SHIRAGA Hiizu SHIRAHAMA Chikaaki SHIRAKAWA Shozo SOMEYA*"Kichizo SHIWACHI Kazuo SUEHIRO Tamiya SUGIMOTO Takeo SUGIYAMA Kyoichi SUMTYAMA Tatsuo SUWA Hiroshi SUZUKI Atsunori SUZUKI Iwao SUZUKI Sueo SUZUKI Tadayuki SUZUKI Toshio TACHIBANA Genji TACHIMICH1 Hyogo TADA Denzaburo TAKAGI Tomio TAKAHASHI Heihachi TAKAHASHI Shinsaku TAKAI Hajime TAKAMIYA Susumu TAKAMURA Yoshiharu TAKASHIMA Masami TAKASHIO Takeharu TAKEMOTO Hiroshi TAKESHIMA Masamori TAKEUCHI Masaki TAKEUCHI Tsuyoshi TAMADA Kazuo TAMURA Kazuo TANABE Masaaki TANAGA Soji TANAKA Hideo TANAKA Hiroshi TANAKA Ishikuni TANAKA Kiyoshi TANAKA Soji TANASE Saiichi. TESHIMA Pliroyuki TERADA Yutaka TERAGAWA Narayasu TERAZAKI Susumu TOKUNAGA Mutsuo TOMOE Shigemi TOYODA Yukikazu TOYOZUMI Masato TSUBOI Junji TSUCHIHASHI Tsuyoshi TSUCHIOKA Shuichi TSUDA Isao TSUJI Fumio TSURUSAKI Hideo TSURUTA Yoshio TSUTSUI Kumajiro UCHIDA Kimie UCHIDA Shohei UDA Atsumi UEMURA Yasuo UMEZAWA Masao UMEHARA Tatsuo USAMI Yoshinori WATANABE Takami WATANABE Yoshio WATANABE Yoshizumi YADATSU Katsushigeo YAKUWA Eiichi YAMADA Masao YAMADA Osamu YAMAGATA Tadao YAMAGUCHI Masayoshi YAMAGUCHI Ryoichi YAMAMOTO Hidekuni YAMAMOTO Hiroshi YAMAMOTO Shigeto YAMAMOTO Tamotsu YAMAMOTO Yoshishige YAMANAKA Masao YAMANAKA Shigeki YAMA.NE Akio YAMASHITA Mitsuo YAMASHITA
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