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OFFICIAL GAZETTE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT Priht!BS BU EDITION =^-^Flh+Biawtw OFFICIAL GAZETTE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT PRIHt!BS BU EDITION =^-^flH+Biawtw EXTRA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1947 V- --DISBURSEMENTS OF RESERVED FUND , -= Disbursements of Reserve Fund of General Account for the Fiscal Year 1947 (From July To September, 1947) December 1Q, 1947 The reserve fund of general account for the fiscal year 1947 was disbursed fromJuly ll to September 16, 1947 as follows: ^ Minister of Finance ' •E - KURUSU Takeo If General Account CABINET 1. Expenses for investigation of newspaper wanted to subscribe to , ¥2,500,000 (Office for Allotment of Materials of Press and Publication) (Part) Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Office for Allotment of Materials of Press and Publication ¥2,500,000 For rapidly investigation which nev/spaper is wanted to subscribe to for fundamental data on allotment of materials of newspaper in the future. 2. Expenses for the Secretary office of the Committee for Review of Appeals on Screening for Public Positions. ¥300,000 (Secretariate of Prime Minister's Office) x (Part), Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Prime Minister's Office % ¥300,000 For expecting proper and rapid review of appealed cases lately increased. ' 3. Expenses for screening for public positions v ¥15,333 000 . (Secretary office of Central Screening Committee for Public Positions) ^ ^ (Part) Administration Imk (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices -^ (Item) Secretary office of Central Screening Committee for Public Posi- tion8. ' ' - ¥15,333,000 For rapidly finishing the appointment-of potential purgees concerning public positions and the screen- ing of officials in ordinary positions. 4. Expenses for the extraordinary census in 1947 ¥2,586,000 (Bureau of Statistics, Prime Minister's Office) (Part) Administration (Title) Cabinet and its subordinate offices (Item) Prime Minister's Office r ¥2,586,000 For rapidly subsidizing local affairs concerning the extraordinary census on October 1 , 1947 because Y the readjustment of local organization for statistics has been prolonged due to budgetary procedures. Total, Cabinet ' ¥20,719,000 MINISTRY FOR HOME AFFAIRS 1. Expenses for by-election of members of the House of Councillors ¥6,322,000 (Local Affairs Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) ' Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper Y31 000 % -1- (Part) Local Finance (Title) Subsidy for local public bodies' personnel (Item) Subsidy for local public bodies' personnel ¥6,014,000 (Police Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥206,000 (Part) Justice and Police (Title) Local police x (Item) Local police administration ¥71,000 "^ For excuting by-election of members of the House of Councillors in five prefectures of Hyogo and others. 2. Expenses for establishing starting points of survey % ¥5,905,000 (National Land Bureau, Ministry for Home Affairs) (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices / (Item) Geographical Investigation Institute ¥5,905,000 For establishing starting points of survey by photograph from airplanes under the directive of G.H.Q,., Total, Ministry for Home Affairs \ ¥12,227,000 MINISTRY OF FINANCE , fw 1. Expenses for disposal of closed institutions , ¥1,149,000 fp (Custody Bureau, Ministry of Finance) (Part) Administration / (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥346,000 Regional Financial Bureaus , 303,000 , For closing institutions directed to be closed by anticipated additional appointments and making special settlement thereof, while various branches of industry and commercehave been.appointed as^in- stitutions to be closed since the enforcement of the Closed Institutions Ordinance. 2. Expenses for custody of properties of specified foreigners ¥9,178,000 (Custody Bureau, Ministry of Finance) (Part) Administration ' ' (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices * (Item) Ministry proper •E , ¥9,178,000 For taking in custody properties remaining in Japan of those Germans and Austrians who are tto be repatriated from this country under the directive of G.HjQ,. Total, Ministry of Finance. , ¥10,327,000 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION 1. Subsidy for establishment oftele-education system ¥4,96*8,000 * (Social Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) 0f (Part) Education and Culture % V (Title) Social education (Item) Encouragement of social education 8 * ¥4,968,000 For subsidizing to local public bodies the expenses necessary to begin experimentally tele-education by public middle schools of To, Do, Fu and Ken (Tokyo Metropolis, Hokkaido and Prefectures) for those who cannot go tc school from October in this year. 2. ^Expenses for the exhibition of the treasures of Shoso-in, etc. ¥1,567,000 (State Museum) (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Arts and culture (Item) State Museum - ¥1,567,000 y For opening the Western Arts Exhibition in the State Museum for a month from the middle of Septem- ' ber and the Exhibition of the Treasures of Shoso-in in the Nara Branch for twenty days from the latter decade of October in this year. % 3. Subsidy for the National Athletic Meeting expenses ¥1,000,000 (Physical Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Part) Health and Sanitation (Title) Physical education (Item) Social physical education ¥1 ,000,000 -2- For subsidizing a part of the expenses for the second National Athletic Meeting in Kanazawa city to the Japan Physical Education Society. 4. Expenses for purchasing a lodging-house ,of the technical college ¥370,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration. ' (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Constructions ¥370,000 For purchasing a building for lodging-houses of the Taga Technical College. 5. Expenses for opening theJapan Art Exhibition ¥526,000 (Social Education Bureau, Ministry of Education) (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Arts and culture $ , (Item) Encouragement of culture , \ ¥526,000 For Supplementally disbursing the expenses for opening the ThirdJapan Art Exhibition in this ftutumn, for which the fixed estimate will be short due to raised miscellaneous prices, and for making inspection visit in Kyoto city. <6, Expenses for international exchange of books. ¥260,000 (Imperial Library) ' (Part) Education and Culture (Title) Education, research and study of science (Item) Imperial Library ¥260,000 For arranging and distributing the books presented from foreign countries and presenting to foreign countries collected publications of our government, universities and research institutes, etc. Total, Ministry of Education , ¥8,691,000 1 I MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY 1. 'Expenses for extraordinary agricultural existing states census ¥32,047,000 (Statistics and Research Bureau) (Part). Industries and Economy (Title) Agriculture N - •E (Item) Investigation and research ¥32,047,000 For executing the agricultural existing states census to obtain data for exact management of miscel- laneous measures by securing existing states of agricultural management. ,. MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY 1. Expenses for repairs etc. of official buildings of Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry i ¥600,000 (Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry) * (Part) Administration (Title) > Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry < ¥300,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥300,000 For repairs of the Kanazawa Office ofTokyo Commercial and Industrial Bureau and additional gon- * struction of the official buildings of Sapporo Commercial and Industrial Bureau and the Telephone of Osaka Commercial and Industrial Bureau. ,2. Expenses for entrusted investigation ¥913,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Miscellaneous disbursements (Item) Miscellaneous disbursements ¥913,000 For replenishing the shortage of the fixed estimate due to increased disbursement of travel expenses according to increase of such entrusted investigations as geological investigation, analysis and judgement. ,3. Expenses for chauffeurs station of the Ministry proper ¥180,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) CommonExpenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of,official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥180,000 •E For removal and repairs of the unnecessary building of Tokyo Commercial and Industrial Bureau to establish the chauffeurs station of the Ministry proper. 4. Expenses for inspection and examination of electric equipments ¥625,000 (Electric Power Bureau, Ministry of Commerce and Industry) (Part) Administration % *. (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices (Item) Ministry proper ¥85,000 (Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry) ^ , (Part) Administration (Title) Ministry proper and its subordinate offices. V (Item) Regional Bureaus of Commerce and Industry - ¥540,000 For replenishing the shortage of the fixed estimate %ue to increased travel expenses for inspection and examination of electric equipments under the Electric Enterprise Law. 5. Expenses for repairs of the branch office of the Ministry proper, etc. ¥300,000 (Common Expenses for Administration) (Part) Common Expenses for Administration (Title) Constructions and repairs of official buildings (Item) Repairs ¥300,000 For emergency repairs of the branch office of the
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