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PORT ARTHUR ANTUNG

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF KWANTUNG”.

Governor MARSHAL NOBUYOSHI MUTO

GOVERNOR'S SECRETARIAT Tokisaburo Shiobara, chief of private |

secretaries section

Shikao Matsushima, chief of foreign |

affairs' section

Nobumachi Mikuria, secretary translator Tatsuo Minoike, chief of archives section Shinsaku Yonaiyama, chief of investiga-

tion section

:

Tatsuo Minoike, chief of Councillors office

(additional post)

HOME AFFAIRS BUREAU

Tatsuta Kusaka, director of home affairs

bureau

Noboru Yasunaga, chief of local affairs

section.

Hideo Tanabe, chief of educational section Minoru Tanaka, chief of agriculture &

forestry section ·

Tokuji Yamanaka, chief of commerce &

industry section

Motonosuke Shimizu, chief of public

works section

POLICE ADMINISTRATION BUREAU Hisao Hayashi, director of police admin-

istration bureau

Katsumi Morimoto, chief of police affairs

section

Hideo Mizutani, chief of high police

section

Onji Kanai, chief of public peace section Kanjuro Matsuki, chief of criminal police.

section

Wataro Yamaguchi, chief of sanitation

section

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FINANCIAL BUREAU

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Sanai Nishiyama, director of financial

bureau

Kojiro Nakamura, chief of budget &

account section

Ryuichi Yokoyama, chief of finance section. and taxation section (additional post)

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL (Port Arthur) Dr. Nobukichi Watanabe, supt.

RYOJUN ENGINEERING COLLEGE Dr. Seiichiro Noda, president

LAW COURT

Tadao Sugiura, chief of high court Katsuhisa Shimoda, chief of procurator

PRISON

Tokuyasu Miyazaki, inspector

RYOJUN CIVIL ADMINISTRATION OFFICE; Azuma Ban, chief

RYOJUN BRANCH OF KWANTUNG MARINE OFFICE Sukehachi Kaneyuki chief

RYOJUN MUNICIPALITY, Norio Yoneoka, mayor

RYOJUN FORTRESS

Kisaburo Ando, lieut. general commander

RYOJUN MINOR NAVAL STATION Shizue Tsuda, rear admiral, commander

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The treaty port of Antung was opened to international trade by the Commercial Treaty between the United States and China in 1903, but, owing to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the year 1907 that the Chinese Maritime Customs was established here, However, in 1981, the Chinese Maritime Customs was forcibly closed by Japan and a new one, under the name of Manchukuo Custoins was established. Antung is