OFFICIAL GAZETTE 60VERNMUT PRMTHK BUttAU ENQLISH EDITION ≪*z+-*+-*=+a ≫e≪ne≪.s≪.
EXTRA TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1948
members of the Diet and political parties as a result of RESERVE FUND enactment and enforcement of the National Election Control Committee Law. i 2. Expenses for strengthening regulation over fresh r Summary of Disbursement of Reserve Fund
[ foodstuffs ＼154,000 of General Account and Special Accounts (Office of Domestic; Affairs) for Fiscal Year 1947 (Part) Administration 4 (From January 1948 to March 1948) (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices May 25, 1947 i (Item) Office of Domestic Affairs ＼154,000 The stateof disbursement of the reserve fund of the For increasing traveling expenses under the Office of General Account and Special Accounts from January 30, Domestic Affairs in order to strengthen regulation over 1948 to March 30, 1948 is as follows: fresh foodstuffs Minister of Finance 3. Expenses for regulation over terrorists ＼610,000 KITAMURA Tokutaro (Office of Domestic Affair?) GENERAL ACCOUNT (Part) Administration
DIET (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices h (Item) Office of Domestic Affairs ＼610,000 1. Expenses for supplement to the expenses for X betterment of pay ＼7,383,000 For making detection to regulate behind-the-scene manoeuvring of terrorists (Common Expenses of the Diet) (Part) Diet 4. Expenses for supplement to the traveling expenses (Title) Common expenses of the Diet for policemen and firemen. ＼22,000,000 (Office of Domestic Affairs) (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼7,383,000 For covering deficits in the fixed estimate of expenses (Part) Justice and Police (Title) Local Police for betterment of pay. (Item) Local police administration ＼21,513,000 JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS (Metropolitan Police Board)
1. Expenses for supplement to the expenses for (Part) Justice and Police betterment of pay ＼7,000,000 (Title) Central police % (Common Expenses of the Courts) (Item) Metropolitan Police Board ＼487,000 (Part) Courts For covering deficits in the traveling expenses such as (Title) Common expenses of the Courts those necessary for local policemen and firemen paid from (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼7,000,000 the Treasury to leave for their new posts, etc. For covering deficitsin the fixed estimate of expenses 5. Expenses for synthetic investigation into irrigation for betterment of pay works ＼2,000,000 (Board of Construction) CABINET (Part) Administration 1. Expenses for establishment of the National Election (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices Control Committee ＼1,151,000 (Item) Board of Construction ＼2,000,000 (National Election Control Committee). For making investigation into irrigation works in the (Part) Administration Biwa Lake, Aso Valley, Go River and Mononobe River (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices from the viewpoint of flood control and irrigation as part (Item) National Election Control Committee of the synthetic river-water investigation plan. ＼923,000 6. Expenses for establishment of the Temporary Go- (Common Expenses for Administration) vernment Personnel's Pay Committee ＼350,000 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Prime Minister's Secretariate) (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Part) Administration (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼22S,000 (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices For establishing the National Election Control Com- (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼350,000 mittee in order to manage affairs concerning election of For establishing the Temporary Government Personnel's
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I ay Committee in order to examine speedily the problem i (Item) Liaison and Coordination Offices t new government personnel's pu.y. ＼2,533,000 . Expenses for the Administrative Structures Reform (Common Expenses for Administration) Council ＼80,000 I (Part) Common Expenses for Administration
I (Administrative Investigation Department) (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Part) Administration (Item) Repairs ＼120,000 (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices ("Title") Miscellaneous disbursements (Item) Administrative Investigation Department (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼2,553,000 ＼80,000 For establishing Liaison and Coordination Offices to For establishing the Administrative Structures Reform manage liaison affairs with authorities of the Allied Council to make necessary report and advice for investiga- Powers and Affairs concerning coordinatiou of affairs tion and deliberation of important matters concerning relating to them in each agency. reform of administrative structures 12. Expenses for establish merit*- of the Reparation 8. Expenses for expansion of the Public Service Board ＼2,048,000 Screening Appeal Board ＼161,000 (Separation Board) (Prime Minister's Office) AdminLstraiioii (Fart) Administration (Title") Cabinet iind its subordinate offices ? (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Reparation Board ＼1,614,000 (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼79,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Cjmmon Expenses for Administration (Fart) Cjmmon Expenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Item) Repairs ＼60,000 (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼82,000 (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements FoV managing affairs speedily due to the sudden in- (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼374,000 crease of appeal cases For establishing the Reparation Board in order to 9. Expenses for the Screening Committee for Officers manage reparation affairs unifiedly related to Zuibatsu. ＼900,000 1.'!. Expenses for betterment of pay, etc, (Prime Minister's Secretariate) ＼44,576,000 (Part) Administration (Common Expenses for Administration) (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼79.3,000 (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Common Expenses for Administration) (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼44,576,000 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration For covering deficits in the fixed estimate of the ex- (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements penses for betterment of pay. (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼107,000 14. Expenses for establishment of the National Fire For establishing the Screening Committee for Officers Prevention Board ＼184,000 related to Zaibatsu and the Re-screening Committee for (National Fire Prevention Board) the same in order to screen officersrelated to Zaibatsu on (Part) Justice and police the basis of the Elimination of Control Power of Zaibatsu (Title) Fire-service t Families Law. (Item) National Fire Prevention Board ＼123,000 10. Expenses for managing affairs of maintenance and | (C')iumon Expenses for Administration) custody of equipments under the request of the Allied (Part) Common Expenses for Administration Powers. ＼84,000 (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Prime Minister'" Secretariate) (Item) Miscellaneous disdurseruents ＼61,000 (Part) Administration For establishing .the National Fire Prevention Board (Title) C.ibinet and its subordinate offices under the Natio:ial Public Safety Cjnmiission due to' (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼84,000 enforcement of the Fire Service Organization Law. For managing affairsof maintenance and custody of 15. Expenses' for the National liural Police Head- facilitiesunder the request of the Allied Powers as a quarters ' ＼2,909,000 result of dismemberment of the Liaison Offices. (National Public Safety Commission) 11. Expenses fjr establishment of the Liaison and Co- (Part) Justice and police ordination Offices ＼7,669,000 (Title) Central police (Central Liaison and Coordination Office) (Item) Central police administration ＼1,888,000 (Part) Administration . (Common Expenses for Administration) (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Item) Liaison and Coordination Offices ＼2,463,000 (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings (Local Liaison and Coordination Office) (Item) Repairs ＼103,000 (Part) Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Title) Cabinet and its.subordinate offices (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼918,000
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for establishing the National Rural Police Head- quarters due to enforcement of the Police Law. MINISTRY FOK FOREIGN AFFAIRS 16. Expenses for the Regional Headquarters of 1. Expenses for establishment of the Overseas Japanese Kational Kural Police ＼9,586,000 Repudiation Section ＼24S,0O> (National Public S.ifety Commission) (Control Bureau, Ministry for Foreign Affairs) (Part) JQstice and police (Part) Administration (Title) Local police (Title) Ministry for Foreign Affairs and its subu-di- (Item) Local police administration ＼9,116,000 nats offices (Common Expenses for Administration) (Item) Ministry proper ＼141,0i*0 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼470,000 (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼107,000 For establishing the Regional Headquarters of National For establishing the Repartiation Section in the Contr.d Eural Police. Bureau in order to manage business regarding repatriation 17. Expenses for establishment of the National Public of the overseas Japanese Safety Commission ＼93,000 2. Expeases for establishment of the Special Records (National Public Safety Commission) ■ Division ＼409,000 (Fart) Justice and police (Special Records Division)- (Title) Central police (Part) Administration (Item) Central police administration. ＼93,000 (Title) Ministry fur Foreign Affairs and its subordi- For establishing the National Public Safety Commission nate offices due to enforcement of the Police Law ' (Item) Ministry proper ＼211,000 18. Expenses for investigation into local public officials (Common Expenses for Administration) ＼95,000 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Prime Minister's Secretariate) (Title) Miseellaneoiis disbursements (Part) Administration (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼193,000 (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices For establishing the Special Materials Division in order (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼65,000 to manage business regarding collection, compilation and (Common Expenses for Administration) research of recorde regarding occupation of Japan by the (Part) Common Expenses fur Administration Allied Powers (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements 3. Expenses for establishment of the Special Prooertv (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼30,000 Bureau ＼2,202,000 For managing Affairs regarding investigation into local (Special Property Bureau) public bodies' personnel, jurisdiction of which shall be (Part) Administration transferred to the Prime Minister's Office from the (Title) Ministry for Foreign Affairs and its subordinate Office of Domestic Affairs after March 7, 1948. offices 19. Expenses for investigation into and connection of (Item) Ministry proper ＼1,529,000 loial administration ＼198,000 (Cjinmon Expenses for Administration) % (Prime Minister's Secretariate) : (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Part) Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼673,000 (Item) Prime Minister's Office ＼159,000 For establishing the {Special Property Bureau in order (Cjmmon Expenses for Administration) to manage business regarding inquiry, custody and dis- (Part) Administration position of articles to be returned according to the rermest (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements of SCAP and other business regarding special property. (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼39,000 Total, Ministry for Foreign Affairs ＼2,859,000 Fur managing affairs regarding investigation into local
self-goverment administration, jurisdiction of which shall v*MINISTRY OF FINANCE be transferred to the Prime Minister's Office from the
Office of Domestic Affairs after March 7, 194S. 1 Supplementary expenses for betterment of pay 20. Expenses for restoration of the burnt Prime ＼76,650.000 Minister'sOffice ＼8,500,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Prime Minister'sSecretariate) j (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Part) Administration j (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼76,650,000 (Item) Prime Minister'sOffice Y8,500,000 i For covering the deficits in the fix?d estimates of ex- For Urgent purchase of businesssupplies for the burnt i penses for betterment of pay according to the recent actual Prime Minister's Office disbursements. Total, Cabinet ＼10.3,348,000 i 2. Expenses fjr guarantee of deposits of specified allield nations. ＼383,000 2. Expenses for the Teachers Screening Commttiee ＼548,000 (Administration Bureau, Ministry of Finance) (Fart) Administration (Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Education) (Title) Ministry of Finance ;md its subordinate Offices (Part) Administration (Item) Ministry proper ＼388,000 (Title) Ministry of Education For taking special steps rapidly so that the deposits in (Item) Ministry proper ＼548,000 financial institutions designated as closed institutions can For increasing the allowances for members of the be repaid without delay for specified allied nations, Teachers Screening Committee though the above deposits cannot be complied with the -?. Expenses for managing affairs of loan for restora- request of repayment as a rule tion of war-damaged private schools, etc. ＼1,153,000 Grand Total, Ministry of Finance ＼77,038,000 (Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Education) (Part) Administration MINISTRY OF JUSTICE (Title) Ministry of Education 1. Expenses for purchase and repair of buildings and (Item) Ministry proper ＼472,000 site of officialresidence of the Minister of Justice (Research Bureau, Ministry ef Education) ＼2,660,000 (Part) Administration > (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Ministry of Education (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildimgs (Item) Ministry proper ＼50,000 (Item) Constructions ＼2,500,000 (＼Educational Facilities Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Item) Repairs ＼160,000 (Part) Administration For purchasing and repairing buildings and site as the (ITitle) Ministry of Education officialresidence of the Minister of Justice. (Item) Ministry proper ' ＼412,000 (Scientific Research Council) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (Part) Education and Culture 1. Expenses for removal of houses of schools under (Title) Education, research and study of science
! the direct control of the Ministry, etc. ＼3,600,000 i (Item) Scientific Research Council ＼219,000 (Universities of Medicine―Universities proper) For managing affairs of loan of expenses for restoration (Part) Education and Culture of war-damaged private schools and establishing the (Title) Government universities Arrangement Committee for the Joint Observation of (Item) Universities of medicine ＼1,500,000 Solar Eclipse, etc. (Normal. Schools) 4. Expenses f_>rthe facilitiesf_>rbetterment of pupils' (Part) Education ond Culture nutrition ＼573,000 (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry (Physical Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Item) Normal schools ＼545,000 (Part) Health and Sanitation (Normal schools for Youth School) (Title) School hygiene (Part) Education and Culture (Item) School hygiene ＼573,000 (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry For subsidizing local pulilic bodies a part of the ex- $ I (Item) Normal schools for Youth School peases for guidance und equipments due to increase of the ＼455,000 school lunch.
i (Teehnic.il Colleges) 5. Expenses for printing the Japan Academy Journal (Part) Education and Culture and subsidizing the expenses for publishing magazines of (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry learned societies ＼4,201,000 (Item) Technical colleges ＼700,000 (Scientific Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Medical Colleges―Colleges proper) (Part) Education and Culture (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Education, research and study of science (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry (Item) Study of natural science ＼2,000,000
i (Item) Medical colleges ＼200.000 (Item) Study of cultural science ＼500,000 (Common Expenses fjr "Administration) (Research Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Part) Administration
(Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings i (Title) Ministry of Education
I (Item) Pi,epairs ' Y 200,000 (Item) Ministry proper ＼500,000 For removing the headquarters of the Nagasaki Uni- (Japan Academy) versity of Medicine and school houses of the Normal (Part) Education and Oilture Schools of Kagoshima and Oita, the Normal Schools for ' (Title) Education, research and study of science Youth School of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Fukuoka and ･ (Item) Japan Academy ＼1,201,000 Fukusliima, the Jlorioka Technical College and the , For printing rejxjrts uf study of the Japan Academy, Tokusiiima Medical College j etc. and subsidizing the expenses fjr ptiblishing magazines
― 4 of learned societiesin order to promote the study of etc. science, ...,.,. . u , , MINISTRY OF TRANSPOiVrATION 6. Expenses for completion ot facilitiesof attached , hospitalsof universitiesunder the direct control of the 1. Expenses f >rincrease of fuel expenses and others Ministry ＼2,459,000 , due to revision or officialprices, etc. ＼20,792,000 . (Universities of Medicine Universities pruper) (Maritime Transport Bureau) (Part) Education and Culture (Part) Administration (Title) Government universities (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Item) Universities of medicine ＼1,659.000 j offices (Common Expenses for Administration) (Item) Maritime Transport Bureau ＼2,094,000 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Lighthouse Bureau) (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings (Part) Administration (Item) Repairs ＼SOO,000 (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate For repairing buildings of the attached hospital of the offices Tokyo University and establishing the ice-making equip- (Item) Lighthouse Bureau ＼8,2^5,000 ments in the Kumamjto University of Medicine (Hydrographies! Office) * 7. Expenses for purchase and rent, etc. of houses of (Part) Administration schools under the direct control of the Ministry (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate s ＼739,000 offices (Universities of Eoonomics) (Item) Hydregraphical office ＼1,747,000 (Part) Education and Culture (Meteorological Offices) (Title) Government universities (Part) Education and Culture (Item) Universities of economics ＼100,000 (Title) Education, research and study of science (Higher Schools) (Item) Meteorological offices ＼-5,695,000 (Part) Education and Culture (Shipbuilding Laboratory) (Title) Schools under the ,lire<;tcontrol of the Ministry (Part) Industries and Economy (Item) Higher schools ＼67,000 (Title) Marine transportation (Normal Schools) (Item) Shipbuilding Laboratory '＼35,000 (Part) Education and Culture (Navigation Training School) (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry (Part) Industries and Economy (Item) Normal schools ＼338,000 (Title) Marine transportation (Normal Schools for Youth School) (Item) Navigation Training School ＼2,336,000 (Part) Education and Culture For covering deficits in the fixed estimates according (Title) Schools under the direct control of the Ministry to raise of officialprice of fuel due to establishment uf (Item) Normal schools for Youth Schools the new price system, increase of manufacturing costs ＼85,000 due to increased demand of charts, increase of odd-job (Common Expenses for 'Administration) men in mountain-observatories and rise of wages (Part) Common Expenses for Administration 2. Expenses for restoration of beacons in the Fukuoki ' (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings Bay ＼783,000 (Item) Constructions ＼149,000 (Lighthouse Bureau) For renting the dormitories of the Kobe University of (Part) Administration Economics and the Toyama Higher School, purchasing (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate the dormitory of the Ehiine Normal School and equip- i offices
I ments of the Okayama Normal School, treating students (Item) Lighthouse Bureau ＼9,240 oi the Tokyo First Normal School fjr epidemic and (Common Expenses for Administration) purchasing animals in the Iwate Normal School for Youth (Part) Common Expenses for Administration School (Title) Construction and repairs of officialbuildings Total, Ministry of Education ＼13,273,000 (Item) Construction ＼773,760 For restoring beacons in the Fukuoka Bay according MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY to the directive of the Far East Marine Commar.de; 1. Supplementary expenses for betterment of pay dated on September 3, 1947 ＼7,940,000 3. Expenses for arrangement of observation of soiai (Common Expenses for Administration) eclipse ＼258,000 (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Ilydrographical Office) (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Part) Administration
I (Item) Miscellaneous disbursement ＼7,940,000 (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its siibordinati For covering the deficitsin fixed estimates of expenses offices for betterment of pay in consequence of the recent actual (Item) Hydrographical Offiee ＼45,000 disbursements (Meteorological Offices)
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(Part) Education and Culture (Lighthouse Bureau) (Title) Education, research and study of science (Part) Administration Citem) Meteorological offices ＼213,000 (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate For preparing for observation of solar eclipse at the offices lieibun Island, Hokkaido on May 9, 1948 (Item) Lighthouse Bureau ＼846,000 4 Expenses due to revision of meal costs, etc. (Hydrogr.iphical Office) ＼17,498,000 (Part) Administration (Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Transportation) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Part) Administration offices (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Item) Hydrbgraphical Office ＼804,000 offices (Meteorological Offices) (Item) Ministry proper , ＼300,000 (Part) Education and Culture (Director-General's Secretariat, General Maritime (Title) Education, research and study of science Board, Ministry of Transportation) (Item) ･ Meteorological offices ･ ＼7,422,000 (Part) Administration (Nautical Colleges) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Part) Industries and Economy > offices (Title) Marine transportation (Item) Ministry proper ＼1.30,000 (Item) Nautical Colleges ＼51,000 (Maritime Transport Bureau, General Maritime (Seamen's Training School) Board, Ministry of Transportation) (Part) Industries and Economy (Part) Administration (Title) Marine transportation (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Item) Seamen's Training School ＼122,000 offices (Navigation Training School) (Item) Ministry proper ＼110,000 (Part) Industries and Economy (Ships Bureau, General Maritime Board, Ministry (Title) Marine transportation of Transportation) (Item) Navigation Training School ,＼2,933,000 (Part) Administration (Marine Courts) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Part) Industries and Economy offices (Title) Marine transportation (Item) Ministry proper ＼120,000 (Item) Marine courts ＼91,000 (Stamen Bureau, General Maritime Board, Ministry (Common Expense? for Administration) / of Transportation) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Part) Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Item) Constructions ＼99,000 offices (Item) Repairs ＼492,000 (Item) Ministry proper ＼16-r>,000 For covering deficitsin the fixed estimates according to (Part) Industries and Economy revision of meal-costs paid to crew, etc., an! increase of (Title) Marine transportation travel expenses for examination uf shipping personnel, etc. t> (Item) Control of marine transportation ＼29,000 due to rise of various prices (Port and Harbour Bureau, General Maritime Board, 5. Expenses for repair of mooring-buoy and watching Ministry of Transportation) boat ＼6,675,000 (Part) Administration i (Common Expense for Administration) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate (Part) Common Expenses for Administration offices (Title) Constructions and repairs of officialbuildings (Item) Ministry proper ＼60,000 (Item) Itepairs ＼6,675,000 (Maritime Transport Bureau) For repairing the mooring-buoy and watching boat. (Part) Administration 6. Expenses for investigation of factories which uer (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate not yet designated for reparation ＼60,000 offices (Ships Bureau, General Maritime Board, (Item) Maritime Transport Bureau ＼3,017,000 Ministry of Transportation) (Part) fcJiK-i.ilRelief and Labor Facilities (Part) Administration (Title) Labor Administration (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its .-dbordinate (Item) Labor committee ＼2-5,000 offices (Port) Industries and Economy (Item) Ministry proper ＼60,000 (Title) Marine transportation For estimation of such factories, according to request (Item) Control of marine transportation ＼49,000 of Allied Powers, as 52 ship-building factories which are (Item) Control of .shipbuilding ＼10,000 not yet designated for reparation. (Item) Control of transportation service in harbor 7. Expenses f .orinvestigation of sunken vessels which 717,000 were capture 1 during the War. ＼312,000
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(Ships Bureau, General Maritime Board, Miiustry (Part) Administration of Transportation) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its .-ul>->rdiniite offices (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinat (Item) Hydrographical Department ＼"23,000 offices (Meteorological Offices) (Item) Ministry proper ＼'512.000 (Part) Edacatiou and Culture For investigation of existing state uf the sunken vessel (Title) Education, Research and study of science in order te complete and return the skips captured durin; (Item) Meteorological offices ＼1,067,000 (Nautical Colleges) the war. 8. Expenses/for operating sea-sweeping affairs due t (Part) Industries and Economy I transfer of sea-sweeping and ship-rontrol affairs followini (Title) Marine Transportation the abolishment of the Second Demobilization Bureau (Item) Nautical Colleges ＼10,000 ＼79,150,000 (Navigation Training School) (Ships Bureau, General Maritime Boai-d, (Part) Industries and Economy Ministry of Transportation) / (Title) Marine Transportation (Part) Administration (Item) Navigation Training School ＼-r>,084,000 (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinat* For betterment of such payments as daily allowance 4 I offices for voyage, danger allowances for sea-sweeping and niess (Item) Sea-sweeping and Ship Control Division fee. ＼65,566,000 Total, Ministry of Transportation Yl61.6S8.C00
(C)inmou Expenses for Administration) ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE (Part) Common Expenses for Administration 1. (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements Expanses for establishment of Attorney General's I office (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼13,584,000 ＼11.366,000 Fur operating the sea-sweeping and ship-control affair? (Attorney General's Office) tran'-feredto the Ministry of Transportation according ti (Part) Administration the directive of KC-VP by which the Second Demobilization (Title) Attorney General's Office proper and its sub- Bureau was abolished on Dec. 81, 1947, and which ordinate offiees requests the transfer of the specially necessary affairs to (Item) Attorney General's Office proper ＼7,775,000 the other organs designated by SCAP. (Part) Local Finance 9. Expenses for supply to expanses due to betterment ･ (Title) Subsidy for local public b.xlies personnel of pay ＼16,160,000 (Common Expenses fjr Administration") (Item) Subsidy for local public bodies' personnel ＼2,700,000 (Part") Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼16,160,000 (Common Expenses f >r Administration) For supply to deficits of expenses for betterment oi (Part) Common Expenses for Administration pay in the fixed budget on the ground of the recent (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements actual results. (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ＼891,000 % 10. Expenses fur betterment of daily allowance for For establishment of Attorney General's Office voyage and mess fur etc. ＼20,000,000 2. Expenses for establishment of the classificatijn (Sea-sweeping and Ship-controlDivision,General i council to execute the proper treatment to the prisoners Maritime Board, Ministry of Transportation) j * ＼16,000 (FarC Administration , (Attorney General's OfSce) (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate i (Part) Administration offices (Title) Attorney General's Office pi-oper and its sub- (Item) Sea-sweeping and Ship-control Division ordinate offices ＼7,159,000 (Item) Attorney General's Office proper ＼16,000 (Maritime Transportation Bureau) For expenses to be disbursed under the jurisdiction of (Part) Administration i Attorney General's Office as a part of the expenses for (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate establishment of the classification council in order to offices execute ths proper treatment to the prisoners which had (Item) Maritime Transportation Bureau been decided to disburse from reserve fund as belonging ＼4,906,000 to the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice by the (Lighthouse Bureau) cabinet meeting on Dec. 23, 1947 following the abolish- (Part) Administration ment of the Ministry of Justice and establishment of (Title) Ministry of Transportation and its subordinate Attorney General's Office. offices 3. ENpenses for establishment of the classification ＼846,000 council to execute the proper treatment ,to prisoners. CItein) Lighthouse Bureau I (Hydrographioal Department) ―16.000 (Under the jurisdiction of Ex Ministry of Justice} damages in Tohoku and Kanto districts 3,095,000 (Prison Affairs Bureau) (Title) Operation expenses of Monopoly Bureau (1'art) Administration (Item) Operation expenses 3,095,000 (Title) Ministry of Justice aud its subordinate offices For making emergency counter measures for great (Item) Ministry proper ―16,000 damages of official buildings of Monopoly offices and For reducing a part of available amounts of reserve Tobacco farm due to the flood damages in the Tohoku iund decided by the cabinet meeting on Dec. "'.',,1947 district on July and August, 1947 and in the Tohoku and due to the establishment of the Attorney General's Office. Kanto districtson September, 1947. 4. Expenses for exclusive lisa of wire telegraph equip- 2. Expanses for increase of the Tabacoo-acreage ments 4,169,000 44,522,000 (Attorney General's Office) (Title) Operation expenses of Monopoly Bureau (Part) Administration (Item) Operation expenses 44,522,000 (Title) Attorney General's Office proper and its sub- For taking step to increase the Tobacco-acreage securely ordinate offices to promote the production of leaf-tobacco and cover (Item) Attorney General's Office proper deficiencies in the supply of manafastured Tobacco 4,169,000 I ･'■ Expenses for tsirrying out strong measures of crime-
For expenses to be disbursed under the jurisdiction of ＼prevention to secure profits of Monopoly enterprises & Attorney General's Office as a part of the expenses for 55,642,000 exclusive use uf wire telegraph eqipinents which had been (Title) Operation expenses of Monopoly Bureau dieided to disburse t!r.nnreserve find as belonging to the (Item) Operation expenses 54,823,000 jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice by the cabinet (Item) Miscellaneous disburements 319,000 meeting on May 16, 1947 following the abolishment of For establishing and carrying strongly out the new the Ministry of Justice and estahlishment of the Attorney measures of crime-prevention to secure the Monopoly General's Office. system and revenues in view of the more increase of ･ij. Expenses for exclusive use of wire telegraph equip- violations of the Monopoly Law recently ments ―4,169,000 Total 103,259,000 (Under the jurisdiction of Ex Ministry of Justice) (Minister's Secretariat) MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY (i'art) Administration i Agricultural Mutual Aid Reinsurance (Title) Ministry of Justice and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ―4,169,000 (Agriculture Sub-Account) For reducing a part of available amounts of reserve 1. Expenses for Agricultural Reinsurance fiJnd decided by the cabinet meeting on May 16, 1947 ＼640,887,000 due tj the establishment of Attorney General'1? Office. (Title) P^xpenses f>r agriculture reinsurance 6. Expenses fjr Prisoners :;0,000,000 (Item) Reinsurances ＼646,387,000 (Prisms) For covering deficiencies in the fixed budget following
I (Par.) Justice and Police the increased disbursements of insurances due to almost (Title) Prism affairs nation-wide disasters among which flood damages in (I'.e.-n) Prisoners S0,000,000 Hokkaido, the Tohoku and Kanto district in Jun., July * Fur supplementary expenses for f 8 ― ≫-~ SHIN) by Kinjiro 1TO. Published by Hakurin MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS Shobo, 24, 1-ohome, Shinbashi, Shiba Minato-kn, Tokyo; 20 September 194:5. (Communication Service) 3. An Essay on Military Currency (GUNPYO RON*) 1. Expenses for construction and improvement ＼209,651,000 by Tadao IMAMURA. Published by Shoko Gyose1 Sha, 10, 2-chome, Ogaw;imaclii, Kiula Chiyoda-ku, (Title) Operation expenses Tokyo; o September 1941 (1st); 15 October 1941 (Item) Construction ;md improvement expenses (2nd). ＼209,651,000 4. Young Men of Greater East Asia (DAITOA SEIXEN For constructing rapidly telegraph and telephone facili- RON) compiled by Takanobu MUROFUSHI. 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Published by Kaiyo Bunka Sha. 4. ＼1.024.277.558 1-obome, Shinbashi, Shiba Minato-ku, Tokyo; 20 May 1943. MATTERS CONCERNING THE IMPEJJIAL 8. Record of the Victory in the Greater East Asia ORDINANCE NO. 311 OF 1946 War for the Destruction of Anglo-American Nations: Imperial General Headquarters' Communiques: First (Ref. Official Gazette, 23 August, 1946) Series (BEIEI GEKIMETSU DAITOA SENSHOKI, Subject: Confiscation of Propaganda Publication-Supple- DAIHONEIKOHYO DAl 1 SHU) compiled by ment No. 39. Mutsuo KAMIYA. Published by Kawase Shoten, 9. To: Central Liaison Office, Japanese Government 4-'chome, Shimochojamachi, Nishiku, Nagoya-shi; (Attn. Mr. Yasutake FUMOTO, Chief of Education 12 April 1942. Section, Political Division, Central Liaison Office) 9. The Japanese Leaders Overseas (KANKAI YUHI 1. Reference: NO HITOBITO) by Shinsei HAGIWARA. Pub- a. Memorandum AG 311.7 (17 Mar. 46) CI lished by Kokoku Seinen Kyoiku Kyokai, 1, 7-chome, (SCAPIN-S24), subject as above. 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Published by Nippon Hyoron Sha, 4, NO SHORI) by Seishi MTYOSHI. Published by 3-chome, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 25 February Koryu Sha, 69, Sangenohaya, Setagaya-ku, Tokj-o; 1941. 15 March 1943. 13 ― 12". Shootinir 'Them Down! (GElvTToUI) by Kojiro TO KYOIKU TATSEI) by Tetsuji YURA. Published MA.TSU.MURA. Published by Nippon Hudo Sha, by Shogakukan, 5, 2-cbome, Hitoisubashi, Kanda 31, Tameikemachi, Akasaka Minato-ku, Tokyo; 25 Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 1 July 1941. January 1945. 137. Petroleum Fights (TATARAU SEKIYU) by Masaya 124. Latest Manual on Entrance Examinations for Army KAMBE. Published by Shinkoa Sha, 6, 1-chome, Preparatory Schools (SAISIHN RTKUGUN YOXEN Tsukiji Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 20 January 1943. GAKKO NYUGAKU JUKEN ANN AT) by Koson 1.38. An Argument on the World Policy Based on the MIXOWA. Published by Bunkendo Shoten, 22, Imperial Way (KODO SEKAT SETjSARU RON) by .'t-choine,Nishikioho, Kanda ('hiyoda-ku, Tokyo; la Kenji SATO. Published by Nippon Hoso Shuppan May 1940; 10 Uet!ember 1942. Kyokai, Tekusuto Biru, 1-chome, Tamuracho.^Shiba 12r). The Mechanise 1 Unit for Juveniles (SHONEN Minato-ku, Tokjo; 15 June 1942. KIKO BUTAl) by Masahisa OZAKI. Published by 1.19. The Living Soul of Peasants (IRERU NOMIN Jiken Sha, Koku&ii P>iru, 2, 1-oaome, Kyobashi, TAMASnil) by Yoshifusa WATANABE. Published Chuo-ku, Tokvo; 25 October 1941. by Daiichi Shobo, 4, Asahicho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku≫ 126. The Japanese Sea Spirit (NIHON KAIYO SEI- Tokyo; 20 October 1942. SHTN) by Honen IIIGUBASHI. Published by 140. The Crisis and Our Educational Policy (JIKYOKU * Taiuagawa likikuenShuppanbu, Maekidamaohi, Tokyo- TO KYOIKUTEXI TAISAKU) by Hidekazu fu; U) November 1942. SASAKI. Published by Meiji Tosho K.K., ?,,Iri- *127. Notes of a War Correspondent (JUGUN FUDOKI) funeclio, Ryobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 24 November bv Kotaro SAMUKAWA. Fubliohed bv Koa Nihon 19HR. Sha, 2-4, 2-clioiiie,Uchisaiwaicho, Kojiiuachi, Chi- 141. 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The Spirit of Japanese Law (NIPPON KOYUHO by Tukada Skoin, 2, Bentencho, Ushigome ; Shinjuku- NO SEISHIX) by Kaiueichi HOoOKAWA. Pub- ku, Tokyo; 10 February 1942. lished by Dai Nippon Yubenkai Kodan Sha, 19, 149. Population Problem of Japan (NIHON JINKO .'-J-choiiie,Otohacho, Koishikaw.i, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; MONDAI) by Fuminori OKAZAKI. Published by IC July 1943. Meguro Shoten, 1, .'i-cho-iie,Surugaiai, Kanls 13f>. The Stat^ airl its Educational System (KOKliA Chivoda-ku, Tokyo; 25 August 1941. 14 ― 150- The Science of Aviation (KOKU KO KAGAKU) Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 15 December 1942. by SeijiKANAFUJI. Published by Sankaido Shuppan- 164. Where is the World Headed for? (SEKAI WA bu, 10, 2-chonie, Jinbocho, Kanda Cliiyoda-ku, DDKOK) by Yoshitaka TSUKAMOTO. Published Tokyo; 20 July 1943. by Domei Tsushin Sha, 2, Hibiyakoen, Chiyoda-ku, 151. A Reader on Imperial Instruction for Hie Army Tokyo; 10 November 1942. and Navy (GUNJlN CHOKUYU TOKUHON) by 165. 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The Story of Japan's National Crisis (NIHON j 227. Till the Day of Victory (KACIUNUKU III KOKUNAN DAKALSIII) by Etsuo NITTA. Pub- MADE) by Sachitoshi KUMAGAYA. Published by lished by Kigen Sha, 24, Moniozonocho, Nakano-ku. Daichi Sha, Furusavvra Biru. 4, r>--chome, Jinbocho, Tokyo; 1 March 1941. Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 8 April 1942. 214. Dirge for the Southern Areas (NANPO NO ITIKA) 22S. The History of the Imperial Navy Struggling for by Yuji SATSUMA. Published by Kinseido, 21, Twenty Years in Silence (TEIKOKU KA.IGUN 3-chome, Jinbocho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 20 OHINMOKU NUUNEN NO KUTOSHI) compiled September 1942. by Daisaku SO. Published by Toa Jidai Kyolcai, 215. The Soldiers' Code on School Training (SENJIN- Kyoji Bim, 11, 2-chome, Kyobashi, Chuo-kn, KUN TO GAKKO KUNREN) by Tomokichi Tokyo; 20 January 1942. MATSUDA. Published by Keibun Sha, 21, 2-chome, 229. State and Buddhism (KOKKA TO BUKKYO) Motomachi, Ilongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 14 Septem- compiled by Tokyo Teikoku Daigaku Bukkyo Seinen ber 1941. Kai, Published by Nihon Seinen Kyoiku Kai Shup- 216. The New Order in Science and Technology jjanbu, 29, 3-chome, Jinbocho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, (KAGAKU GIJUTSU NO SlIINTAISEI) compiled Tokyo; 15 December 1942. by Takenosuke MIYAMOTO. Published by Chuo 230. Resolution o£ the Youth of Today (GENDAI Koron Sha, 2, 2-chome. Kudan, Kojimachi, Chiyoda- SEINEN NO KAKUGO) by Shi me OSUMI. Pub- ku, Tokyo; 5 September 1941. lished by Shimizu Shobo, 7, 1-chome, Ogavracho, 217. Pilgrimage to Loyalist Sbrines (KINNO3HISEKI Kanda Chiyodo-ku, Tokyo; 20 July 1943. 17 ― 2.S1 History of Naval Operations; (KAIGUN ･ SA.KU- 2-15. What Kind of a Nation is Japan? (NIPPON SENSHI) Ly Risuice TAGUCHI. Published Ly TOWA IKANAKU KUNI ZO) by Chigaku TA- fcjeitoSha, 4, 7-chome, (linza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, NAKA. Published by Tengyo Mimpo Sha, 1, Ueno, Tokyo; 20 May 1943. Sakuragieho, Shitaya, Daito-ku, Tokyo; 3 November 232. Pioneers of Japanese Navy (KUltOG-ANE NO | 1923; 11 January 1941. CHICHI) by 'Aha-ao NAGAMATSU. Published by 240. Japanese Spirit and Problems of Japanese Litera- Tosui Sha, 12, 3-ehome, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, ture Lessons (NIPPON SEISIHN TO YOMIKATA Tokyo; 12 August 1942. j KYOIKU NO SIIOMONDAI) by Yomikata Kyoiku 233. History of the Kusso-Japanese War for Young Men | Kenkyukai. Published by Kobunsha 17, 1-chome, (SEINEN NICIIIRO SSENSHI) by Miikita YAGl. i Nishikicho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 25 January Published by Zoshin Sho SUuppiinbn, 353, 3-chome, 1935. - Kiishiwagi, Yodobashi, yiiinjuku-ku, Tokyo; 20 247. Modern War and Medical Science (KlNDAISEN August 1942. TO IGAKU) by Bunsho TAKEMUEA. Published 234. Engineering for Air llaid Defense (DOMOKU j by Sang.ibo, 2, 1-chome, Fujiinicho, Kojimac'ai, EOKU) by Tamotsu MACHIDA. Published by Chiyod;i-ku, Tokyo; 5 June 1942. Tokiva Shoho, 55, SuA＼aclio,Koishikawa Bmikyo-ku, 24S. 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Published by Rokumeikan, yashigayacho, Koishik.iwa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 20 2, 4-chome, Iloncho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-kii,Tokyo; December 1940. 28 Febrnai-v 194,'!. 238. Japanese Character Expressed i:i Architecture ! 251. True Methods of Education in Primary Schools (KENCHIKU YOliI MITAKU NIPPON KOKCJ- | (KOKUMIN GAKKO RENSEI NO HONDO) com- MINSEI) by Ciinta ITO. Published by Meguro i piled and published by Gakko Kyoiku Kenkyu Kai, iShotcn, 1, 3-chome Snrugadai, Katida, Ciii.voda-ku, Hiroshima Kotoshiha.ii Gakko Fuuoku Kokumin Tokyo; 10 October 1941. Gakko, Hiroshima, 20 December 1942. 239. Swallows of Manchuria (MANSIIU NO TSUBA- | 252. Explanations on the GeologicalChart of the Western ME) by Seika TATSUMI. Published by Ciiuo ＼ South Seas (SEIBU NANYO CHISHITSUZU Koron Sh.a, 2, 2-chotue, ilarunouchi, Kojiiuachi, i SETrfUMEISHO) compiled by Ichizo OMUEA. ChiyoJa-ku, Tokyo; 20 November 1943. j Published by Nippon ToseicliizuK. K., 1, Higashi 240. Naval Engagements (KAISEN) by Yomiuri Shinibun ! Fukudacho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 21 December tiha Shuppanbn. Publi-jned by Yomiuri Skimbunsha, 1943. 1, 3-chome, Ginza-Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 253. Principleof National Morals (KOKUMIN DOTO- 4' 25 October 1942. KU KOYO) by Yasubnmi FUlvASAKU. -Published 241. The System and Activity of the German Propaganda by Kodokan, 7, Enokimachi, Ushigome, Shinjuku-;iu, Company (DOITriU SENDEN CflUTAI NO SOSHIKI Tokyo; 30 March 1931 (1); 15 May 1943 (16). TO KATSUYAKU) by Isao KAWABATA. Pub- 254. War Psychology (KOKUBO SHINRIGAKU lished by Sumeru Shobo, S, 1-chome, Yuinimachi, YOilON) hy Dr. Max SIMONEITS. ･ Translated by Hongo, Bimkyo-ku, Tokyo; 25 January 1942. Mamoru MOCHIZUKI. Published by Nakagawa 242. South America and 'Emigration (NANBEI TO Shobo, S, 5-chome, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 30 IMIN) by Asahachi YUKI. Published by Kokon June 1943 (1); 20 November 1943 (2). Shoin, 459, Nislri Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; 5 255. The Greater Empire (DAI KOKOKU) by Akira (September 192S, S September 1928. NAKAKOJI. Published by Nippon Mondai Kenkjru- 243. Study of the Disposition of Small Units Freely in io, 4, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; lo Combat (SIIOBUTAI SENTOHO HAKUSIII April 1941. KENKYO) by Keiichiro YAMAZAI^I. Published 256. Home Training for the Children of th"e'""Natkm by Takuma Sha, 60, Tomihisacho, Ushigome, Shin- (KUNINOKO NO KATEI KYOIKU) by Takio jnku-ku, Tokyo; 25 October 1941. HIDA. Published by Shincho Sha, 71 Yaraicho, 244. The Airmen's Training Scaopl (KOKUKl JOIN Ushigome, Slrinjuku-ku, Tokyo; 7 July 1942. / YOSEIJO) by Teruo MIYAMOTO. Published by 257. Awakening the People CHIRAKE YUKU KOMIN) Bokusui Shobo, 3, 1-c'aome, Hakoiiakieho, Nihonbashi corniced by Yukm HASEGAWA. Published by Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 20 April 1943; 20 September 1943. Nunpoken Sha, 26, 2-chome. Sakaemachi, Taihokushi; 18 ― s 15 May 1944. KENTEI NO TANKKN) by Tokutaro UENO. 258. War-time Economy and Control of Materials (SElJT Published by Selnen Ski, 9S~, 2-cbome, Ikebukuro, KEIZAI TO BUSSHI CHOSEI) V.y Etsusaburo Tosliima-ku, Tokyo; .')0May 1944. SHIINA. Published by S.mgyo Keizaigakkai, 2, 271 The True Meaning of the Greater East Asia War 3-chome, Jimboeho, Kanda Cbiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 2-r) DAITOA SENSO NO SHINI) comj)ilfdby Yosliilcizn October 1941; 29, October 1941. i KUHATA. Published by Tushodo, 720, 4-ehome, 259. War-time Economy and National Fuel Policy Senclagaya, Shibnya-ku, Tokyo; 2S Feliruary1942. (SENJI KEIZAI TO NENKYO KOKUSAKU) by 27° The Roar of the Engines (BAKUON) by Komatsu Eiji HICtASHI. Published by Sangyo Keizai Gakkai, KIT AM UK A. Published by Okakura Hhobo, 7, 2, 3-cbome, Jinbocbo, Kanda Cbiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 10 2-chome, Awajicho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 20 October 1941; 15 October 1941. May 1941. 260. The Guiding Principles of New Order (SHIN I 273. Popular History of Loyalty at the Close of the TAISEI NO SIIIDO GENRI) by Koji ISIIIKA.WA. Tok'ugawa Regime (TiSUZOXU BAKUMA'J'SU Published by Yuhikaku, 17, 2-chome, Jinboclio, KINNOSHI) by Tomharo TOKU. Published by Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; lf> December 1940 (1) ; Meguro Shoteii, 1, 3-ehome, iSurngadai, Iv 4 15 February 1941 (35). Chivoda-ku, Tokyo; 15 February 1944. 261. On Japanese Education (NIPPON KYOIKURON) 274. Secret History of Repulsing Foreign Ships (IKO- compiled by Sumera Mitatni Bunko Henshubu. KUsEN GEKUO IIISHF) by Yuko SIIIGENO. Published by Sekai Sozo Sha, o, 5-chome, Grin/a, Published by Takayama Shoin, 10, 2-clionie, Ogawa- Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 1.0 January 1943. clio, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 00 Keuteinber 1943 202. World Restoration by Japan C^H'PON SEKAl (1); 20 February 1944 (2). ISITIN) compiled by Sumera Mitami Bunko Henshu- 275. Whole Aspects of the 70th Diet Session (DAI bu. Published by Sekai Sozo Sha, .**, 5-chome, NANAJU GIKAI NO ZENBO) by Masatora WAIII- Ginza, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 10 January 1943. I SADA. Published by Morita Shobo, 2, 2-chome, j 263. New Songs of the Armed Forces (SIIINJvO Yurakucho, Kujimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; lo GUNKASHU) compiled by ,Siiinko Ongaku Shuppa/i January 1907. .Sha lienshubu. Published, by Shinko Onguku 276. What will Happen if we Win the War? (SENSO Shnppan Sha, 590, 4-chome, Totsnka, Yodobashi, isl KATTA ATOWA DJNARU) by Kimitaka Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; 25 July 1941. TAKEMUliA. lJublished by Kokusai Kyoka Ken- 2G4. How to Increase Farm Products (NOGYO ZOSAN mei, 4, 2-chome, Komagata, Asakusa Daito-lni, KDN) by Tadaatsu ISHIGUliO. Published by Tokyo: 25 June 1938. Shukan Sangyo Sha, 5, S-chome, Tainuracho, Shiba 277. A Guide to the Imperial Rescript for the Army Minato-ku, Tokyo; 20 October 1941. and Navy (GUNJIN CTIOKUYU NyUMON) by 265. Great Men Born in Our Province (KYODO NO Kishio Published by Kinsei Sha, 6, ^SATOMI. 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Loyalism in Iligo Province (IIlGO KI.XNO) by 268. Inspection Tour ot the Manchurian-Soviet Border Zezan GOTO. Published by Yagi Shobo, 2, 1-cliome (MANSO KOKKYO O IKU) by Genji IKEDA. Tomiokacho, Fukag:uva, Koto-ku, Tokyo; 15 June l*ublished by Asahi bhinibnn Sha, 3, 2-chorne, 1943. Yuraku-cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Naka- 281. The Spirit of a Loyal Patriot (SIIISIII NO SEI- noshima, Osak.t; 20 July 1942. SIIIN) by Kenji WAUA- Published by Kyobun 269.' Infantry Training Manual (HOHEI KYOREN NO Sha Shoten, 43, Miyashitacho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo- HANKO) compiled by Kikugun Ilohei Gakko. Pub- ku, Tokyo; 15 January 1943. lished by Rikugun Hohei Gakko Shoko Shukaijo, 2S2. The Livelihood of Girl Workers (SAXGYO SIIOJO Sakusabemuehi Chiba-shi; 10 June 1940* (1); 10 KO SEIKATSU) by Akiko YAMADA. Published by August 1940 (30). Kyowa Shobo, 7, 1, 3-chome, Muromachi, Nihonbashi 270. Training for the National CertificateTest for Male Chno-kn, Tokyo; 5 March 1944. Physical Strength TUANSHI TATRYOKHSTIO 2^3. General MINAMI and Yosuke MATSUOKA 19 ― (MI KAMI TAlrfHO TO MATSUOKA YOSUKE) by 296. Practice and Training in the Japanese Language Kukan NAKANO. I*ublished by Kippon Koen Tsu- (KOKUGO NO SHUREN JISSEN) by Masaei shin Sha, 1", Takagicho, Aoyama, Akasaka Minato- YOKEDA. Published by Keibun Sha. 21, 2-chome, ku, Tokyo; 19 October 1935. Motoiaachi, Hongo, 13unkyo-ku, Tokyo; 18 December 284. Soldiers and Affection (IIEITAI TO ALTO) by 1942. Aisaku TOKI. Published by Maki Skobo, 2, 1-chome, 297. Explanation of Civil Service Examinations of the Tomizaka, Koishikawa, Bunkvo-ku, Tokyo; 5 Manchurian Empire (MANSJIU TEIKOKU BUNKAN August 1942. JUKEKIIO KAISETSU) compiled by Meiji NAKA- 285. Always Cheerful-Questions and Answers (ITINO- NISHI. Published by Teikoku Sogo Gaknin, 39, MARU NIKONIKO MONDO) compiled by Kunio Ceno, Sakuragicho, Daito-ku, Tokyo; 20 November KAWAIlARA. 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Investigation of Family System and Customs in 466 Agricultural Economics of French Indo-Chitu Manchuria (MANSHU K.VZOKU SElDO KANSlIU (FCTiSUIN NO NOGYO KEIZAI) by Tokuhisa VAIOSA―DAI 1 KAN) Ly Shigeru MAENO. Pub- MOM. Published by Toyo Keizai Shinpo Sha, 2, lished by Yuhikaku, 17. 2-chome, Jitibocho, Kanda 3-chome. Ilongokucho, Nihonbashi Chuo-kn, Tokyo; Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 25 June 1944. 22 October 194P,. 454. Indo-Ckina (INDO SJIINA) hy Nobuo JNIUKOGA. 467. A Collection of Patriotic and Loyal Poems of Published by Ilakuyo Sha, 1, Mitoshirocho, Kanda Wounded Soldiers CBYAKUI YUSJII SEICIIU Chiyoda-ku, Tokvo; 5 November 1941, 15 December ･ KASHU) compiled by Toko YURI. Published by 26 ― Kippon Kodokakai, 549, 1-chome, Ik^tukuro, Toshi- KU.SABA. Published by Daiichi Shnppm Kyokii, ma, Toshima-ku, Tokyo; 15 March 1942. 9. 2-chonie,Hitotsubashi,Kanda Chivoda-ku, Tokyo; 468. Germany (DOITSU) by Heigaku TANABE. 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Published by Seiga Sha, 9-6, Tachi- cho, Koishikawa, Btinkyo-ku, Tokyo; 30 November fcanacho, Nihonbashi Clmo-ku, Tokyo; 25 October 1941. 1943. ＼ 471. A Lecture on Heavy Artillery and Fortress Heayi 484. Immortal Services by Patriots in the Establish- Artillery (JUHOHEI yOSAI JUHOHEI KOGI; ment of Manchukuo (MANHHU KENKOKU by Masakatsu TAKIZAWA. Published by' Nippoi liESSHl IHO KOKU) compiled by Manshu Nichi Kokubo Kyokai Shuppanbu, 40, Maruyaniacho Nichi Shimbun Sha. Published by Manshu Nichi Koishikawa, Butikyo-ku, Tokyo; "0 November 1941 Niclii Shinbun Sha Takyo Shisha Shuppanbu, 6. 472. Psychological Warfare and Science (SHISOSES 7-?home, Ginza Nishi, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; TO KAGAKU) by Toshiina ARAKI. Published by ."0 September 1942. Shintaiyo Sha, Osaka Biru, 1, 2-chome, Uchisaiwai- 485. Study of Military Air Defence (REIDAN BOKU cho, Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 5 Septembei NO KENKYU) by Kiyomaru OTANI. Published 194.3. by Gunjikai Sha, G2, Funacho, Yotsuya, Shinjukn- 473. A Lecture on Field Artillery (YASEN HOHEI ku, Tokyo; 25 October 1935; 5 September 1943. KOGI) by Masakatsu TAKIZAWA. Published by 486. Discourse on the (Certain Victory of the Empire Nippon Kokubo Kyokai Shuppanbu, 40, Maruyania- (KOKOKU IIISSHO RON) by Iichiro TOKUTOMI- cho, Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; "0 November 1'ublished by Meiji Shoin, 10, 1-chome, Nishikicho, 1941. Kanda C!iiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 23 February 1944; 10 474. A Lecture on Infantry (HOHEI KOGI) compiled June 1945. by Masakatsu TAKIZAWA. Published by Nippon 487. Japan and America (NIHON TO BEIKOKU) by Kokubo Kyokai Shuppanbu, 40, Maruyaniacho, C-^ifinon OIKAAVA. Published by Shoko Sha, 10, lloishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 30 November 1941. 2-chome, Ogawamachi, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 5 47-r;. A Lecture on Railway Corps (TETSUDOHEI 'December 1942. KOGI) compiled by Masakatsu TAKIZAWA. Pub- I 488. A Review of Japan's Industrial Labor Power ilshed by Nippjn Kokubo Kyokai Shuppanbu, 40, (NIPPON KOGYO RODORYOKU RON) by Toki- ＼ Maimyamacho, Koishikawa, Bui:kyo-ku, Tokyo; "0 jiro MINOCtUCHI. Punished by Kobundo Shoten, November 1941. 10, 2-chome, Nagae Nak.idori, Oyodo-ku, Osaka; 20 47C To Our Friendly Allies (MEIMO NO TOMO 27 ― 49.'>. Training of the Jap mesa Majesty's Vassals Shiocho, Yotsuya, Shinjuku-kn, Tokyo; 10 Septem- (Nil I ON ylllKAKU NO UENSEI) by Yosonosuke - ber 1940 (1); 13 May 1942 (20). MOltfTA. Published by Kyoiku Kenkyuk.ii, 29, 506. Miscellaneous Stories of Scientific "Warfare (SENSO "-choine.Jinhocho, Kimla. Chiyock-ku, Tokyo; 18 KACiAKU IIYAKUWA) by Tatsuo AKIYAMA. NovemLer 194.'!. Published by Shin Koa Sha, 6, 1-chome, Tsukiji, 494. Essentialsof Military Engineering(KOIIEI NO Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 30 December 1942. KONSHlTSU) by Heizo ISHIWAHI. Published 507. 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Politics for National Defense (KOKUBO SEUI- 2-choine, Gixiy/j,,Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tukyo; 20 GAKU) by Mitsu KONO. PuLlished by Banrikaku, September 1943; 10 July 1944. .", 1-chome, Tanmracho, Shibiiiiinato-ku, Tokyo; 502. Laughter at the Front (SdNSEN NO BISHO) 15 December 1941. by Ichiro KITAMACHI. Published by Hukurin ; r>16 Recognition of Charging China (HENKAKUKI Shobo, 24, 1-choine, ShiijLashi, Shiba Miruto-ku, SfllNA NO NINSHIKI) by llyoxn TaKAHaSHL Tokyo; 20 July 194.". Published by Jinbun Shoin, Nijo, Kudu.ru, Kawara- 503. Ten Heroes of Suicide Flotillas (KESSHI SENKO cho, Kyoto; 25 February 19.19. JUYUSIII) compiled by Kaigunsho Kokuryukai. 517. Our National Polity and Kew Order in the World I Published by Ku.i;;o Sha, 12, 7-chome, Shinbashi, I CWAGA KOKUTAI TO SEKAI SIIINCHITSUJO) Shiba Mitiato-ku, Tokyo; 16 July 194:?. by Chikao FUJISAWA. Published by Kippon Hoso -504. New Trend of the North Chinese Economy £KITA- | Shuppan Kyokai, 1-chome, Tanmracho, Shiba Minato- SHIN A KEIZAI NO SHINDOKO) Ly Yujiro | ku, Tokyo; 30 April 1941; 1 October 1941. MATSUZAKI. Published by Dainihon Yuhenkai 518. Lectures of the Sumera School; 2nd Period (SU- Kodan Sha., 19, 3-come, Otobivcho, Koishikawa, MERA GAKUJUKU KOZA: DAI NIKI) compiled Bnnkyo-ku, Tokyo; 11 August 1942. by Sumera Gakujuku. 1'ublished by Sekai Soao bha, 505. Reference to Education on .Military Spirit (GUX- 5, 5-chome, Nishi Gir.iia,Kyobashi, Chtio-ku, Tokyo; TAI SEISHIN KYOIKU NO SANKO) by Ichihei 30 November 1941. KAITO. Published by Shoheikan, 21, 1-chome, 519. Lectures of the Sumera School: 4th Pericxl fSU- oa MERA GAKUJUKU KOZA: DAI YONKT) compiled 1-chome, Tomisaka, Koishikawa, Bunkvo-ku, Tokyo; by Suinera Gakujuku. "Published by Sekai Sozo 20 May 1944. Sha, 3, 5-chorae,Giima,'Kyobashi, Chuo-kn, Tokyo; 5.">3. The Northern Part of East Asia (TOA NO 15 September 1942. HOKUHEN) by Hideo ANDO. Published by 520. Measures for Increased Production (SEISAN ' Kagaku Shugi Kogyo Sho, 1, 1-chome, Kasuga-cho, ZOKYO NO HOSAKU) by Hayaichi YAMAZAKI. Koishikawa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 10 March 1942. Published by Kasnmigaseki Shobo, 30, Tameikecho, 534. Essentials of Mito School Teaching (MITOGAKU Akasaka Minato-ku, Tokyo: 1 June 1943 (1); 1 ' YOGI) by Yasubumi FUKASAKU. Published by February 1944 (2). Meguro Shoten, 1, .'5-chonie, Hurngadai, Kanda Chi- 521. French Colonies (FURANSU SIIOKUMINCHI) yoda-ku, Tokyo; 25 October 1940 (1); 1 August translated by Beiki OKAZAKI. Published by Oka- 1941 (last). kura Sholx>, 7, 2-chome, Awajicho, Kanda Chiyoda- 535. Wartime Finance and Currency (SENJI NC ku, Tokyo; 30 November 1942. i KINYU TO TSUKA.) by Kaoru KASUGAT. Pub 522. A New Aspect of the Greater East Asia Pacific lished by Bungado Shoten, 4, 1-chome, Kudan Sphere (DAITOA TAIHEIYO-KEN NO SIIINTEN- Koiimachi, Chivoda-ku, Tokvo: 5 August 1941. BO) compiled by Obunsha Henshukyoku. Published j 5:5(5. Asahi Annual Report on East Asia (ASAHI TOA { by Obunsha, 55, Yokoderamaehi, Ushigome, Shinjuku- | NEMPO) compiled by Chiei YAMAMOTO. Pub- kn, Tokyo; 1 April 1942. ; Iished by Asahi Shimbun Sha, ?,, 2-ehome, Yuraku- '■,"".A Talk About Friendly Nation China (YDHO : cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 20 October 1942. SHIKA O KATARU) by Sotoku MIYAKAWA. 5:57. History of National Education in Japan (NIPPON Ganshodo Shoten, 2-chome, Jinbocho, Kanda Chiyo- KOKUMlN KYOIKU SHI) by Iwazo OTOTAKE. .da-ku, Tokyo; 10 October .1938 (1); 5 December Published by Meguro Shoten, 1, 3-chome, Sumgadai, 1940 (4). ! Kanda (Jhiyoda-kn, Tokyo; 30 September 1940. 524. War Record of Anti-Aircraft Gun (KOSHAHO i 538. Biographic Records uf Loyal and Gallant Warriors SENKI) fey Shinzaburo TANAKA. Published by of the China Incident (Army Section Vol. 22) Nanhoku Shoen, 5, 2-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihon- ■ (SHTNAJIHEN CHUYU RETSU.DEN- RlKUGUN bashi Chuo-kn, Tokyo; 20 November 1942. NO BU DAI 22 KAX-) compiled and published by 525. Mt. Nachibu (NaCHIBUSAN) by Kenjiro SHI- Gunjin Engo K;ii, 8, 3-chome, Haraniachi, Ushigome, BATA. Published by Seitoku Shoin, 37, Kotohiracho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; 30 May 1942. Shiba Minato-ku, Tokyo; 10 December 194P>. 539. Illustrations and Explanations of Battles According 526. History of Japanese Marine Units (KIPPON to Geographical Features (JINCHISEK OYOBI KAIGUN RIKUSENTAI SHI) by Kiyomatsu TAIJIN TOKUSHUKO CHIKET NIOKERU SENTO YAMAGUCHI.. Published by Taishin Kha, 89, NO i^JKAl TO SETSU.MEI) liy Ichihei SAITO. Kuruinazakacho, Shitaya, Daito-ku, Tokyo; 15 June ; Published by Rhohei Kan, 21, 1-chorne, Shiocho, 1943. Yotsuya,, Shinjnku-ku, Tokyo; 20 June 1942. 527. The Nature of the Far Eastern Crisis (KYOKUTO 540. Illustrations and Explanations of Attack (KOGEKI KIKI NO SEIKA.KU) by Hiroshi AMAMIYA. NO ZUKAI TO SETSUMEI) by Ichihei SAITO. Published by Takayama Shoin, 10, 2-chome, Ogawa- Published by Shohei Kan, 21, 1-chome, Shiocho, * cho, Kanda Cbiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 15 December 1941. Yotsuva, Shiniuku-ku, Tokvo; o Januarv 1942. 523. Establishment of the Greater European Bloc (OSIIU 541. Book forYouth and Adults (SEISONEN NO SHO) KOIKIKEN NO KENSETSU) compiled and published by Bunlrua OXAZAKl. Published by Takayarna by Tokyo Kabnto Shinbun Sha Herishubu, S, 1-ohome, Rhoin, 10, 2-chome; Ogaw.icho, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Kayabacho, Nihonbashi Chno-ku, Tokyo; 25 March Tokyo; 15 October 1941. 1942. 542. Common Sease of Air Transportation (KOKUVUSO 529. A Cemplete Book on Bushido (BDSHIDO ZEN- NO JOSIIIKT) by Toshio .KARAZAKl. Published SHO) compiled by Ariyoshi SAEKI. Published by by Chikura Shobo, Daiichi Sogokan, Kyobashi, Jidai Sha, 34, Sakanamachi, Ushigome, Shinjuliu-ku, Chuo-kn, Tokyo; 26 March 1941. Tokyo; 10 April 1944. 543. Haeakure Bushido (HAGAKURE BUSIIID'J) by j ■530..Records of Discipline (SHITSUKE NO KIROKU) Jiro MATSUNAMI. Published by IIchiro Shoen, i by Akiko NAKANISIII. Published by Daiichi o5S, Yamatocho, Nakano-ku, Tokyo; 20 March Shuppan Kyokai, 9, 2-chome, Ilitotsabashi, Kaiida 1942. Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 1 April 1942. 'f -544. Basic Knowledge on the Progress and Reestablish- 531. The Soul of Infantrymen (HOHEl NO SHINZUI) inent of Asia (KDA KEXSETSU NO KLSO Cni- by Takeo SHOJI. Published by Daiko Shoin, 6, SHIKI) by Kan-ichi HARAZAKT. Published by 2-chome, Odenmacho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Osaka Yago Shoteu, 5, 2-chome, Gofukubashi, Nihon- 25 September 194?.. bashi Chuo-ku, Tokyo; 10 July 1940; 25 September 532. Actual Conditions in Brumn, the Treasure House . 1940. (HOKO BIRUMA NO JITSUJO) compiled by 545. A Reader on Modern War (GENDAI RKNSO Biruma Kvokai. Published by Maki Shobo, 2, TOKUHON) by Akira NAGANO. Published by 29 ― / Sakagami Shoin, 8, Ageliamachi, Ushigome, Shinjuku- a.m., March 10, 194$, no person to file the right of ku, Tokyo ; 25 February 1941. ownership to the said certificates ;md to present them 546. Construction of East Asiatic Japan (TOA NIHON declared on March 10, 194$, the invalidation of the said SO KENSETSU) by Takeo TAGUCIU ? Published certificates in accordance with the request of the appli- by Seiji Slia, 8, 1-chome, Jlisakicho, Kanda Chiyoda- cants. ku, Tokyo; 20 July 1942. Osaka District Court 547. Fundamental Theory for the Estahlishment of (Annexe! sheets abridged) Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere (DAITOA" KYOEIKEN KEKSETSU NO KISO KIKON) com- ! piled by Tokuji TAMURA. Published by Kitsumei- kan Shuppanbu, Higashi, Hirokojidori,Kamikyo-ku, January 26, 194S Applicant: Kyoto; 15 September 194°>. I Sai Ilorikawa 548. Pioneer Spirit (CHOKOIvU SEISHIN) by Koya I No.v 23-ko, Kokufuji-cho, Himeji-shi NAKAMUKA. Published by Dai Nippon Kyoka * Tosho K.K., 12, Shiba Koen, Shibo. Minato-ku, This Court of Law, having made a public notice and Tokyo; 20 November 1941. reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the 549. Marine Corps and Parachute Unit (RIKUSENTAI list annexed hereto and there having been, before 10.00 TO RAKKASANTAI) by Tatsuzo MOTOUCHI. a.m., January 26, 1948, no person to file the right of %? Published by Daitoa Sha, 30, Mitoshirocho, Kanda ownership to the said certificates and to present them, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; 28 June 1944. declared, on January 26, 1948, the invalidation of the 550. Japanese Philosophy QsIHOX TETSUGAKU) by said certificates in accordance with the request of the applicant. Masaji SAWASHIMA. Published Ly Kenshin Kai, 18, Edogawaoho, Koishikawn, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; 11 Osaka District Court February 1941, fAiineved sfo^et ahridced^ NOTICE January 30, 1943 Applicant : Seita.ro Fukumoto j JUDGEMENT FOR INVALIDATION OF No. 44-1, Ken-machi, Himeji-shi CERTIFICATES This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with resnect to the certificatesset forth in the February 9, 1948 list annexed hereto and there having been, before 10.00 Applicants : a.m., January 13, 194S, no person to filethe right o? Katsujiro Ku/utni ownership to the said certificatesand to present them, No. 70, Tukamalsu, Wakaur.i, Wakavania-shi declared on January 13, 194S, the invalidationof the Ichiro Matsukura said certificatesin accordance with the request of the applicant. So. 291, Oniach, Toyama-shi c This Court of Law, having nuide public notices and Osaka DistrictCourt CAnnexed sheet aLridyed") reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having lieen no person to , file the right of ownership to the saiJ certificates,declared i on February 9, 1948, the invalidation of. the said certifi- March 8, 1948 cates in accordance with the request of"the applicants. I Applicant: Tokyo District Court Masakazu Mawaki (Annexed sheets abridge']} Shimo-2-kita-gumi, Tahara, Nishi-fnjishima-inura, Yoshida-gim, Fnkui-ken This Court of Law, having made a public notice and reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the March 10, 1948 Applicants: ]ist annexed hereto and there having been, before 10.00 Tuiuiko Imai i a.m., March 8, 1948, no person to file the right of No. 89, Seimei, Tsuruea-shi j ownership to the said certificates and to present them, j declared on March 8, 1948, the invalidation of the said Seichiro Iuiai certificatesin accordance with the request of the applicant. No. L'O, 5-chome, Kami, Jujo, Oji-ku, Tokyo | Osaka District Court This Court of Law, having made public notices and I (Annexe:! sheet abridged) reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the lists annexed hereto and there having laen, before 10.00 30 ― ( March 16, 1948 ownership to the said certificates and to present them, Applicant: declared on March 16, 1948, the invalidation of the said Nobujiro Nakamura certificatesin accordance with the request of the applicant. No. 3-3, Dojima-hama-dori, Fukushima-ku, Osaka Osaka District Court This Court of Law, having made a public notice and j (Annexed sheet abridged) i reminder with respect to the certificates set forth in the listannexed hereto and there having been, before 10.00 a.m., February 19, 194S, no personl to file the right of i * 31 ― t!≫