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OFFICIAL GAZETTE

No. 169

ENQLISH EDITION governmentprintingbureau

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1946

NOTIFICATIONS

' ReconstructionBoard NotificationNo. 213

October 22,1946

Revisions of the planned streetsor streetsand

squaresconcerning the Kurume CityFlanning which

were adjustedin the land of evacuated area have

been approved by the Prime Ministeras mentioned

below. Documents and maps of the plankept at the

Fukuoka PrefecturalOffice and at the Kurume

Municipal Officeare open to the public.

(The documents and maps are not mentioned here.)

Presidentof ReconstructionBoard

ABE Mikishi

Reconstruction Board Notification No. 214

October 22, 1946

The planning of subdivisions in connection with

the reconstruction of Kurume has been approved by

the Prime Minister. Documents and maps of the

planned subdivisions kept at the Fukuoka Prefectural

Office and at the Kurume Municipal Office are

open to the public.


President of Reconstruction Board

ABE Mikishi


October 22, 1946

Parks concerning the Wakamatsu City Planning

which were adjusted in the land of evacuated area

have been approved by the Prime Minister as men-

tioned below. Documents and maps of the plan

kept at the Fukuoka Prefectural Office and at the

Wakamatsu Municipal Office are open to the public.


President of Reconstruction BoardABE Mikishi


October 22, 1946

The planning of streetsin connection with the

reconstruction of Wakamatsu, or streetsand squares

concerning the Wakamatsu City Planning which were

adjusted in the land of evacuated area have been

approved by the Prime Minister as mentioned below.

Documents and maps of the plan kept at the Fukuo-

ka Prefectural Office and at the Wakamatsu Muni-

cipal Office are open to the public.



ARF. A/Klri'eVii


October 22, 1946

The planning of subdivisions in connection with

the reconstruction of Wakamatsu has been approved

by the Prime Minister. Documents and maps of the


Office and at the Wakamatsu Municipal Office are

open to the public.

(The documents and maps are not mentioned here).


ABE Mikishi

ReconstructionBoard NotificationNo. 218

October 22,1946

Parks concerning the Yawata City Planning

which were adjustedin the land of evacuated area

have been approved by the Prime Minister as men-

tioned below. Documents and maps of the plan

kept at the Fukuoka PrefecturalOfficeand at the

Yawata Municipal Officeare open to the public.



ABE Mikishi


October 22, 1946

Streets and squares concerning the Yawata City-

Planning which were adjusted in the land of evacu-

ated area have been approved by the Prime Minister

as mentioned below. Documents and maps of the

plan kept at the Fukuoka Prefectural Office and at

the Yawata Municipal Office are open to the public.



ABE Mikishi

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October 22, 1946

The Dlanning of subdivisions in connection with

the reconstruction of Yawata has been approved by

the Prime Minister. Documents and maps of the


Office and at the Yawata Municipal Office are open

to the public.


■President of Reconstruction Board

ABE Mikishi

ReconstructionBoard NotificationNo. 221

October 22, 1946

Streets and squares concerning the Moji City

Planning which were adjustedin the land of evacu-

ated area have been approved by the Prime Minister

as mentioned below. Documents and maps of the

plan kept at the Fukuoka PrefecturalOfficeand at

the Moji Municipal Officeare open to the public.

(The docmments and maps are not mentioned here.)


ABE Mikishi

Price Board Notification No. 135

October 22, 1946

In accordance with the provisions of Article 4

of the Price Control Ordinance, the controlled prices

of the gas range and iron frame made of cast-iron

for household use shall hereby be designated as

follows:

Director-General of Price Board

ZEN Keinosuke

Descriptions Controlled prices

Gas range made of cast-iron

for household use ＼ 43.00

Ditto (iron frame) ＼ 24.00

These controlled prices are for those that have

passed the leak and burning inspection which will

be made by the Nihon Gas Industrial Association,

Corparate Juridical Person, and the prices for those

that have not passed the inspection or those not

inspected shall be reduced 50°,,of these controlled

prices.

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Notification

No. 130

October 22, 1946

The following amendment is made to the Ministry

of Agriculture and Forestry Notification No. 461 of

April, 1944 (Concerning the Location and Name of

the Branches of the Agricultural Experimental Sta-

tion).

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry

WADA Hiroo

The following shall be added next to " Chugoku

Branch of the Agricultural Experimental Station:

Tadera, Himeji-shi, Hyogo-ken " :

" Shikoku Branch of the Agricultural Experi-

mental Station: Zentsuji-machi, Nakatado-gun,

Kagawa-ken."

APPOINTMENT ORDER

KOBAYASHI Mototaro, Reserve Judge (Tokyo):

Nominated to Judge of Tokyo District Civil Couri

and concurrently Tokyo District Criminal Couri

and Tokyo Local Court,

Granted No. 8 Salary.

(December 23, 1944, Ministry of Justice)

KOGA Seisaburo, Judge of Kisarazu Local Court:

Concurrently nominated to Chief Judge of Kisarazu

Branch Office of Chiba District Court,

Ordered to be Superintendent of Kisarazu Local

Court.

H ATANO Yukizo, Judge of Takasaki Local Court:

Concurrently nominated to Chief Judge of Takasaki

Branch Office of Maebashi DistrictCourt,

Ordered to be Superintendent of Takasaki Local

Court.

OKUBO Shinzo, Judge of Osaka District Court and

concurrently Judge of Osaka Local Court :

Nominated to Judge of Yashiro Local Court.

FUKUSHIMA Noboru, Judge of Kyoto Local Court

and concurrently Judge of Kyoto DistrictCourt :

Nominated to Judge of Osaka District Court and

concurrently Osaka Local Court.

(August 3, 1946, ditto)

IMAZATO Misaku, Secretary of Ministry of Justice,

Vice-Governor of Fukuoka Prison Administrative

District:

Relieved of Office of Vice-Governor of Fukuoka

Prison Administrative District.

HASEBA Masatoshi, Secretary of Ministry of Justice:

Ordered to be Vice-Governor of Fukuoka Prison

Administrative District.

(October 10, 1946, ditto)

SHONO Gpichiro. Secretary of Ministry of Agricul-

ture and Forestry:

Ordered to be Chief of the Material Section, Agri-

cultural Administration Bureau.

(Oct. 16, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry)

COLLECTIVE INFORMATION

OFFICIAL PARTICULARS

Withdrawal of Appointment

KUWABARA Michio, Chancellor, was appointed

Attache and graded Higher Officialof tfyeSeventh

Rank on August 25, 1945, but as he had died on

July 12,1945, his appointment has been withdrawn.

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INDUSTRY

Japanese Standard

The followingJapanese Chemical Standardshave

been setup through theinvestigation and deliberation

of the Industry Standard Committee.

(Bureau of Patents and Standards)

Japanese

Chemical

Standard Zinc

9 Zinc Dust

9 Potassium Nitrite

9 Sodium CobalticNitritev Sodium Nitrite

9 Azul-II-Eosin

9 Acetone

0 Azolithornin

9 Aniline

9 Arsenions Acid

9 Sodium Arsenite

// Amyl Alcohol

9 Sodium Bisulfonite

9 Sodium Sulfite(Crystal.)

9 Sodium Sulfite(Anhyd.)

9 Sodium Alizarinsulfonate

9 Aluminum

9 Aluminum (Powder)

9 Benzoic Acid

V Antimoniumr Antimonium (Powder)

f Ammonia Liquor (28°,',')

9 Ammonia Liquor (25°,,)

V Sulphur

9 Lead Mono Oxide

9 Indigocarmine

9 Indigotin

9 Ethyl Alcohol

9 Ethyl Ether

9 Zinc Chloride

9 Aluminum Chloride(Cryst.)

9 Aluminium Chloride(Anhyd.)

9 Ammonium Chloride

9 Potassium Chloride

9 Calcium Chloride(Cryst.)

9 Calcium Chloride(Anhyd.)

9 Chlcium Chloride(For microariitlysis& drying)

9 Auric Chloride

// Cobalt Chloride

9 SulfuylChloride

9 Mercurous Chloride

9 Stannous Chloride

9 Ferrous Chloride

9 Cuprous Chloride

9 Mercuric Chloridev Stannic Chloride

t> Ferric Chloriden Cupric Chloride

9 Copper Ammonium Chloride

9 Thionyl Chloride

9 Sodium Chloride

9 HydrochloroplatincAcid

9 Palladium Chloride

9 Barium Chloride

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Benzyl Chloride

Magnesium Chloride

Basis Bismuth Nitrate

Hydrogen Chloride

Hydrogen Chloride

Cinchonine Hydro-Chloride

Semicarbazide Hydrochloride

Hydrazine Hydro Chloride

Hydroxgamine Hydrochloride

Phenyl Hydrazine Hydrochloride

Benzidine Hydrochloride

Metaphenylendiamine Hydrochloride

Potassium Chlorate

Phosphorus Yellow

8-Oxyquifioline

Osmic Acid

Sea Sand

Perchloric Acid (70°,,)

Perchloric Acid (60°,O

Hydrogen Peroxide liquor

Sodium Peroxide

Lead Peroxide

Barium Peroxide

Casein

Active Carbon (Powder)

Active Carbon (for absorption of gases)

(Granular)

Cadmium

Canadabalsam

Sodium Permanganate

Potassium Permanganate

Soluble Starch

Grass Wool

Ammonium Persulfate

Potassium Persulfate

Potassium

Potassium Alum

Pumice

Calcium

Ethyl Carbaminate (Urethan)

Reduced Iron

Agar Agar

Formic Acid

Sodium Formate

Potassium Xanthogenate

Xylol

Quinoline

Silver

Silver Powder

Quimhydrone

Citric Acid

Sodium Citrate

Cupferron

Glycerine

Curcumin

o-Cresol

m-Cresol

p-Cresol

Potassium Chromate

Silver Chromate

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1061

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Sodium Silicate

Diatomaceous Earth

Gentian Violet

SuccinicAcid

Congo Red

Acetic Acid (Glacial)(99%-100%

Acetic Acid (Glacial)(96%)

Acetic Acid (30%")

Zinc Acetate

Amyl Acetate

Ammonium Acetate

Uranyl Acetate

Ethyl Acetate

Cadmium Acetate

Potassium Acetate

Mercuro Acetate

Copper Acetate

Sodium Acetate(Cryst.)

Sodium Acetate(Anhyd.)

Lead Acetate

Methyl Acetate

Sal:cylicAcid

Sodium Selicylate

Antimonytric Chloride

Titanium Trichloride

Iodine Trichloride

Zinc Oxide

Aluminium Oxide

Active Aluminium Oxide

Crlcium Oxide

Chromium Sesquioxide

Mercuric Oxide (Yellow)

Mercuric Oxide (Red)

Cupric Oxide (linear)

Cupric Oxide (Powder)

Cupric Oxide (Granular)

Jitanium Oxide

Vanadium Oxide

Maznesium Oxide

Ammonium Bifluoride

Potassium Cyanide

Sodium Cyanide

Carbon tetraChloride

Titanium tetraChloride

Minium

Potassium Bromide

Sodium Bromide

Hydrobromic Acid (1.48)



Oxalic Acid

Ammonium Oxelate

Potassium Oxclate

Sodium Oxalate

Bromine

Potassium Bromate

TartaricAcid

Potassium Antimonyl Tartarate

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Potassum Bromate

Sodium Tartarate

NitricAcid (1.42)

NitricAcid (1.38)

NitricAcid (1.15)

Ammonium Nitrate

Uranyl Nitrate

Potassium Nitrate

SilverNitrate

Cobalt Nitrate

Strontium Nitrate

Mercurous Nitrate

Mercuric Nitrate

FerricNitrate

Thorium Nitrate

Copper Nitrate

Sodium Nitrate

Lead Nitrate

Barium Nitrate

Camphor

Mercury

Potassium Hydroxide

Calcium Hydroxide

Sodium Hydroxide

Barium Hydroxide

Tin

Tin Powder

Sudan III

SulfanilicAcid

SulfasalicylicAcid

Asbestos

Petroleum Ether

Petroleum Benzine

Red Phosphorus

Sodium Bismuthate

Soda Lime

Marble

Sodium Tungstate

Ammonium Carbonate

Potassium Carbonate

Sodium Potassium Carbonate

Calcium Carbonate

Potassium Hydrogen Carbonate

Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate

Strontium Carbonate

Sodium Carbonate (Cryst.)

Sodium Carbonate (Anhyd.)

Barium Carbonate

Magnesium Carbonate

Lithium Carbonate

Carbon

Tannic Acid

Thio-Urea

Sodium Thiosulphate (Cryst.)

Sodium Thiosulphate(Anhyd.)

Dichloramine T

Sodium Nitride

Dinitrophenylhydrazine

Diphenylamine

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DiphenylthioCarbazone

Dimethylaniline

p-Dimethylaminobenzene

p-Dimethylaminobenzaldehydc

Dimethyl Glyoxime

Thymol Blue

Thymolphthalein

Ammonium Perchromate

Potassium Perchromate

Sodium Pechromate

Ceder Oil

Decahydronaphthalene

Dexstrine

Iron

Iron Powder

Tetrahydronaphthalene

TetrabromsfluoresceinSodium

Devarda's Alloy

Starch

Copper

Copper (Powder)

Trichlorethylene

TrichloraceticAcid

Toluol

Sodium

Naphthalene

a--Naphthylamine

a-Naphthol

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Lead

Lead Powder

Selenium Dioxydc

Manganese Dioxyde

Nickel

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o-Nitrophenol

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Sodium Nitroprusside

Lactic Acid

Milk Sugar

Urea

Corbon bisulphide

Fuming NitricAcid

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Fuming Sulphuric Acid (Frea-So330%) 1281

Fuming Sulphuric Acid (Frea-So310°iO 1282

Palladium

PicricAcid

Sodium Alternate

Hydrazine

Hydrochinone

Bleaching Powder

Pyridine

Pyrocatechine

Pyrogallol

PyrosulphuricAcid

Sodium Phyrophosphfite

Phenyl hydrozine

p-Phenylendiamine

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Potassium Ferricyujiidt

Potassium Ferrocynnidc

Fuchsin

Potassium Biphthalatc

n-Butyl Alcohol

Potassium Fluoride

Calcium Fluoride

Hydrofuluoric Acid

Sodium Fluoride

Glucose

Fluorescein

Brucine

Furfural

Propyl Alcohol

Brom Cymol Blue

Brom Phenol Blue

Phloroylucine

Hexamethylentetramiue

Peptone

Hasmatoxyline

Benzidine

Benzaldehyd

Benzoin oxime

Benzol

Boric Acid

Borax

Formaline

Magnesium

Magnesium (Powder)

Malachite Green (Hydrochloride)

Malachite Green (Oxalate)

Mannit

Chromic Anhydride

SilicicAnhydride

Acetic Anhydride

Phthalic Anhydride

Sulphuric Anhydride

Phosphoric Anhydride

Metaphosphorate

Methyl Alcohol

Methyl Red

Methyl Orange

Methylene Blue

Gallic Acid

Monochloracetic Acid

Ammonium Molybdate

Ammonium Iodide

Iodeosine

Potassium Iodide

Hydriodic Acid

Sodium Iodide

Iodine

Potassium Iodate

Liquor Ammonium Sulphide (Nor

Calor)

Liquor Ammonium Sulphide ( Yellow)

Iron Sulphide

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Sulphuric Acid 1357

Zinc Sulphate 1358

Aluminium Sulphate (Cryst.) 1359

Aluminium Sulphate (Anhyd.) 1360

Ammonium Sulphate 1361

Cadmium Sulphate 1362

Potassium Sulphate 1363

Calcium Sulphate 1364

Calcium Sulphate Burnt 1365

Silver Sulphate 1366

Potassium Hydrogen Sulphate 1367

Sodium Hydrogen Salphate 1368

Ferrous Sulphate 1369

Ferrous Ammonium Sulphate 137C

Ferric Sulphate 1371

Ferric Ammonium Sulphate 1372

Dimethyl Sulphate 1372

Copper Sulphate (Cryst.) 1374

Copper Sulphate (Anhyd.) 1375

Sodium Sulphate (Cryst.) 1376

Sodium Sulphate (Anhyd.) 1377

Nickel Sulphate 1376

Hydrazine Sulphate 137E

Magnesium Sulphate 138C

Manganese Sulphate 138]

Mono Methyl Para Aminophenol

Sulphate 1382

Liquid Paraffin 138^

Ligroin 1384

Lithmus 138£

Lithmus Paper 138C

Phosphoric Acid 1387

Sodium Ammonium Phosphate (micro

Cosmic Salt) l'S8t

Potassium Biphosphate 13SS

Sodium Biphosphate 139(

Ammonium Phosphate 1391

Calcium Phosphate, Secordary

(Dibasic) 1391

Sodium Phosphate, Dibasic (Cryst.) 139*

Sodium Phosphate, Dibasic (Anhyd.) 139'

Sodium Phosphate, Dibasic ("forBuger

Solution)

Phosphotungstic Acid

Phosphomolybdic Acid

Resorciue

Rosolic Acid

Rhodamhif

Ammonium Rhodanide

Potassium Rhodanide

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IMPERIAL DIET

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

BillsIntroduced

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1398

1399

1401

14-02

1403

1404

Members billsintroduced on August 28 were us

follows :

Representation for enactment of law regulating

public morals (introduced by Imai Hatsu, and 2

others).

Representation for completion and strengthening

of the Japan Educational Association (introduced by

Nakata Eitaro, and 4 others).

Members billsintroduced on August 31 were as

follows:

Representation for revising the Juvenile Law

(introduced by Chizald Usaburo, and 4 others).

Representation concerning promotion of educa-

tion for working young men (introduced by Saeki

Tadayoshi).

Representation for speedy reconstruction work of

the harbour Yahatahama (introduced by Takahashi

Eikichi,and 7 others).

Representation for materialization of government

operated motor-bus line between the stationsYahata-

hara and Unomachi by way of the town Sampei

(introduced by Takahashi Eikichi, and 7 others).

Representation for building harbour railway of

Yahatahama (introduced by Takahashi Eikichi, and

7 others).

Representation for materialization of government

operated motor-bus line between Yahatahama and

Misaki village(introduced by Takahashi Eikichi, and

6 others).

Representation for emergency measures for sub-

sidiary occupation and housing of the settlement

farmers in snowy districts (introduced by Zushi

Yasumasa, and 3 others).

Representation for improvement of the tunnels

by means of railway electrificationbetween Yanagase

and Imasho of the Hokuriku Line (introduced by

Imai Hatsu, and 4 others).

Representation for building railway connecting

Kochi, Usa and Susaki (introduced by Satake Haruki,

and 2 others).

Representation for estblishment of forage policy

(introduced by Nagai Katsujiro, and 9 others).

BillsSent

Government billssent to the House of Peers on

August 31 were as follows:

Bill for the Amendment of the Pension Law.

BillAmending the Law for Organization of Tokyo

Metropolis.

Bill for the Amendment of the Law for the

Organization of Cities.

Bill of partial amendment of the Towns and

Villages Organization Law. f

Bill amending the Law of Organization of Urban

or Rural Prefectures.

Bill for the Provisional Exceptions as to the

Register of Electors of the Members of the House of

Representatives, etc.

Bill regrading Allowances for Speakers Vice

Speakers and Members of the Imperial Diet.

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Agenda

Agenda of August 29 were as follows:

Agenda No. 36

29th August, 1946 (Thursday)

Sitting at 1 o'clock p.m.

I. Bill for Reconversion Finance Bank (introduced

by Government),―First Reading (continued from

the previous sitting)

II. Bill for Temporary Demand and Supply Ad-

justment (introduced by Government),―First

Reading.

III. Bill for Commercial and Industrial Cooperative

Unions (introduced by Government),―First

Reading.

IV. Bill for Local Horse Racing (introduced by

Ogasawara Yasomi, and 4 others),―First Reading.

Agenda of August 31 were as follows:

Agenda No. 37

31st August, 1946 (Saturday)

Sitting at 1 o'clock p.m.

I. Bill for Temporay Demand and Supply Adjust-

ment (introduced by Government),― First Reading.

II. Bill for Commercial and Industrial Cooperative

Unios(introduced by Government),―First Reading.

III. Bill for the Amendment of the Pension Law

(introduced by Government),―First Reading

continued (Report of the Chairman of the Com-

mittee).

IV. Bill regarding Allowances for Speakers, Vice

Speakers and Members of the Imperial Diet

(introduced by Government),―First Reading

continued (Report of the Chairman of the'Com-

mittee).

V. Bill Amending the Law for Organzation of

T^okyo Metropolis (introduced by Government),―

First Reading continued (Report of the Chairman

of the Committee).

VI. Bill for the Amendment of the Law for the

Organization of Cities (introduced by Govern-

ment),―First Reading continued (Report of the

Chairman of the Committee).

VII. Bill of partial amendment of the Towns and

Villages Organization Law (introduced by Govern-

ment1),―First Reading continued (Report of the


VIII. Bill amending the Law of Organization of

Urban or Rural Prefectures (introduced by Govern-

ment),―First Reading continued (Repoft of the


IX. Bill for the Provisional Exceptions as to the

Register of Electors of the Members of the House

of Representatives, etc. (introduced by Govern-

ment),―First Reading continued (Report of the


IVillageOfficeRemoved

The VillageOfficeofYanagisawa-mura, Kita-gun.

has been removed to the following place since Sep-

tember 5, 1946." Ko " No. 738, Yanagisawn, Yanagisawa-mura,

Kita-gun,Ehime-ken.

EHIME-KENSeDtember. 1946

DATE OF THE CONVOCATION

OF CREDITORS, ETC.

Osaka Local Court

September 19, 1946

Bankrupt-Inheritance of the deceased Kosumi

Okamoto.

With refeierce to case (Fu) No. 323, 1943, re

bankruptcy of the above-mentioned party, the date

of the firstconvocation of creditors and for the general

investigation of ciedits has been fixed at 10.00 a.m.,

November 29, 1946.

Osaka Local Court

Sept. 20, 1946

The Bankrupt: Natsusaburo Tsunetsugu

Aliss Takasuke

Present redidence: The Bansuiro Hotel, No. 5

Yamada, Misasa-mura, Tohaku-gun, Tottori-ken.

Former residence: No. 523, Higashi-saka-cho,

Higashi-ku, Osaka-shi,

With reference to case (Fu) No. 410, 1941, re

Bankruptcy of the above-mentioned party, the date

for the first meeting of creditors and for the in-

vestigation of credits has been fixed at 10.00 a.m,

October 30, 1946.

PUBLIC NOTICE

Claimant: Ken-ichi Kawashima

No. 78, Imaisshiki Teramachi, Kuwana-shi, Mie-ken

Whereas the above-mentioned claimant has re-

quested for public notificationwith reference to the

share-certificatesdescribed in the attached paper, the

possessors of the said share-certificatesare hereby

notified that they report their claims and submit the

same to this local Court notlater than March 25,

1947. If they fail to do so by the fixed date, the

shaie-certificatesmay be declared null and void.

Fukuchiyama Local Court

(Attached paper abridged)

July 25, 1946

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Notice of Non-Special Accounting Company

August 30, 1946

We hereby notify that our company does not

come under the categoiy of the specialaccounting

company under Article1, Paragraph 6, of Company

Accounts Emergency Measures Law.

Kabushiki Kaisha Yoshinoya

NOTICE

CHANGE OF LOCATION

941,Nishinomon, Nagano-shi,

Nagano-ken

Notice

Sept. 5, 1946.

Notice is herby given that our company does not

fall under the category of the " Special Accounting

Company" in accordance with Article 1, Paragraph

6, of the Company Accounts Emergency Measures

Law.

The Shinshu Asa Kogyo K. K.

No. 942, Midori-cho, Nagano-shi.

Notice of Non-special-accounting Company

August 29, 1946

We hereby notify that our company comes under

the Article 1, Paragraph 6, of the Company Accounts

Emergency Measures Law.

Kiso Silk Manufacturing Company,

Ltd.

President: Takeshige Oguchi

Fukushima machi, Nishi-chikuma-

gun, Nagano-ken.

Notice of Non-special-accountingCompany

September 2, 1946

Notice is hereby givenin accordance withArticle

1,Paragraph 6,of the Company Accounts Emergency

Measures Law that the undermentioned company

does not come under the category of the specisl

accounting company.Toshin Coal-mine Co.,Ltd.

Taki, Kadono-mura, Iwaki-gun,

Fnkushimfl-lcpn.

Non-Special Accounting Company

September 2, 1946

Notice is hereby given in accordance with the

provisions of Article 1, Paragraph 6, of the Law No.

7 of 1946 that the undermentioned company, having

neither received war indemnities, nor having ai y

right to receive them nor any overseas asset?, does

not fall under the categoiy of the special accounting

company.

TheUzen Orimono Kabushiki Kaisha

Ko No. 4, Kachushin-machi,

Tsuruoka-shi, Yamagata-ken.

Public Notice

The undermentioned company does not fallunder

the category of the special accounting company

designated by Article1, Paragraph 6, of the Emer-

gency Measures for Company Accounts Law (Law-

No. 7 promulgated on August 15, 1946).

Ohamasen Tsu-un K. K.

Fushihara, Imatomi-mura, Oniu-gun,

Fukui-ken

Notification under the Company Accounts

Emergency Measures Law

September 1, 1946

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Article

1, Paragraph 6, of the Company Accounts Emergency

Measures Law that the undermentioned company does

not come under the category of the special accounting

company.

Kure Zosen Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Director : Koei Sasaki.

No. 12, 2-chome, Shin-machi,

Yoshiura, Kure.

Notice

September 4, 1946

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Article

1, Paragraph 6, of the Company Accounts Emergency

Measures Law that the undermentioned company

does not come under the category of the special

accounting company.

The Onomichi Vinegar Breweiy

Company, Ltd.

No. 596, Kubo-cho, Onomichi-shi

Hiroshima -Icen

Notice of Non-special-accountJngCompany

August 31, 1946


provisions of Paragraph 6 of Article1 of the Com-

pany Accounts Emergency Measuies Law that the

undermentioned company is not a specialaccounting

company.

Hiroshima Kihansen Marine

Tiapoitation Co., Ltd.

No. 1312-2,Ujina-machi,Hiroshima-

shi.

President: Kiichi Okinaka

Public notice under the Company Accounts

Emergency Measures Law

September 2, 1946

In accordance with the provisions Paragraph 6

of Article 1 of the Company Accounts Emergency

Measures Law, notice is hereby given that this com-

pany is not a special accounting company.

Kitagawa Iron-works Co., Ltd.

424-1 Machi, Hirotani-niufa,

Ashina-eun, Hiroshima-ken.

Notice

Septembe 2, 1946


provisions of Article 1, Paragraph 6, of the Corpora-

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tion Accounts Emergency Measures Law that the

undermentioned is not a special accounting corpora-

tion.

Seibu Sentetsu Haikyu Kabushiki

Kaisha

No. 368-4, Komorie, Moji-shi,

Fukuoka-ken.

Director-President: Soichi Kusano

Notice


provisions of Article 1, Paragraph 6, of the Corpora-

tion Accounts Emergency Measuies Law that the

undermentioned is not a special accounting corpora-

tion.

Oita Matchi Kabushiki Kaisha

No. 696-1, Uchida, Mie-machi,

Ono-gun, Oita-ken.

Director-President: Tsubun Kato

Mangaing Director:

Taisuke Murasaki

Public Notice

September 1, 1946

Notice is hereby given that our company does

not fall under the special accounting company under

the Company Accounts Emergency Measures Law,

Art. 1, Para. 6.

Chugoku Ship Stores Co., Ltd.

No. 16, Tsuchido-cho, Onomichi-shi

Notice

September 5, 1946

In accordance with the provisionsof Article＼,

Paragraph 6, of the Company Accounts Emergency

Measures Law enforced on August 15, 1946, notice

is hereby given that the undermentioned com-

pany does not come under the category of the

specialaccounting company under the.same law.

Ichiko Company, Ltd.

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