Osaka, Sept. 28.
Designing a new city as they survey the damage wrought by last week's typhoon, Osaka city planners were lay.
Following the typhoon last week, Rail Stock Shortage million spindles came to a ston.
The colton piece goods production Tokyo, Oct. 1. during September is now estimated Government railways are experien-to be about 284,000 eases which is cing a severe shortage of freight cars 10.000 "cases less than the August due to the heavy construction pro-production.—United Press jects underway in the area recently stricken by the typhoon and the Emperor's Donation seasonal increase of business United Tokyo, Sept. 29.
Emperor Hirohito to-day donated Return to Normal Y¥. 440,000 to 18 prefectures, including 'Osaka, Oct. 1. Osaka, Kyoto, and Hyogo, for the The port of Osaka has once again relief' of typhoon victims: Mr. G. returned to normal, eleven days after Yuasa, Minister of the Imperial the typhoon. Ships, which have been Household, conveyed the donations to flea Gp "within the Kobe, Harbour each of the prefectural governors breakwater awaiting to clear Osaka concerned. left for Osaka to-day to load or dis-According to the latest information charge their cargoes—Rengo. here, damage done to the state railways is now estimated at approxima-Ala for Schools {ely three million yen, which is much Tokyo, Oct. 1. less than was originally estimated.
The Ministry of Education to-day property is reported to "exceed tex decided to advance ¥.700,000 from the million yen—United Press.
Ministry's reserve funds for the relief of about 200,000 children affected '¥.135,000,000 Set Aside by the recent typhoon. The money Tokyo, Oct. 1. will be divided among various pre-'The supplementary estimates for, fectures to supply children with the relief. of the typhoon-stricken' food, necessary clothing, text-books the areas are expected fo amount to and stationery—Rengo.
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