Several persons are also known to ye been killed and injured as they stumbled in the sand-filled darkness To those who urged the Treasury io use the specie reserves of the Bank of Japan for purchasing raw materials abroad, Mr. Ikeda replied that the question of tampering with the reserve had not yet been studied by the Government.
The main difficulty in raising some of the restrictions on the importation of raw materials, he said, lay in the possibility that goods manufactured from these materials would be consumed domestically, instead of being sported abroad.
Steps to prevent the sale of goods intended for exportation at home are now being studied by the Ministries of Finance and Commerce and In-into the path of moving trains and motorcars, All schools had remained closed for two days because of poor Japanese Occupy Kaifeng (Continued from page 5) ral authorities here said mage caused by the storm r than that wrecked by the gales of June 18, 1927, and June, 1931, Originating at the foot of Mount Tokachi, Saturdays storm swept ever northern Hokkaido, destroying crops and buildings, tearing down telephone and telegraph lines and Plunging the region into darkness.—Dome Chungmow, Chengchow. between Kaifeng ani
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