New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 5

OFFICIAL DISPATCH TELLS CONDITIONS Japanse Embassy Gels Cable- grams Stating Extent of Damages Washington, Sept, 10~Two re. ports uhder date of Beptember 9, one dealing with the economie aspect of the . earthquake losses and the other describing the extent of damage and the relief measures taken have been received by the Japanese embassy here from the foreign office in Tokio, The first dispateh follows “The commercial and districts of Tokio and Yokohama aye almost entirely destroyed bhut grder 18 being well maintained and the supply of food is improving, In Tokio the large buildings of the chief banks, such as the Bank of Japan, the branch office of the Yokohama Specie Bank, the Nippon Tndustrinl Bank, the Bank of Hayawan, the Mitsu- bishi and Rumitomo Banks are safe, “Since September 8 small payments within the limits of the moratorium have been started, As soon as the vaults of the Bank of Japan are opened and it resumes the issue of currency the smaller banks will have ull necded assistance and general credit transaction will be resumed. Soon Will Be Normal. “Clonsequently in spite of the great damage the local economic situgtion is expected soon to become normal, In addition to this, the transactions of the great commercial and indus- trial firms will be resumed gradually BANK OF JAPAN WILLING | [ Making Valiant Any Financial Upset in the Country | % The Assoclated Press. Osaka, Bept, 10,—It is understood | that the Bank of Japan will offer fi- | nanelal help to bankers througheut the country, The braneh at Tokio | holds unissued. bank notes 1o the | value of 200,000,000 yen and recovs | ered notes to the extent of 100,000,000 | yen and it is ready tp place these at | [the disposal of the bankers to enable | {them to help sufferers from the dis- | | uster, Tokio banks are now, paying ac- counts not exceeding’ 100 yen; these Enforcement of the moratorium in | the ecapital Is financial operations in this eity -nd‘ elsewhere hence the Osaka branch of | the Hank of Japan has decided render all possible assistance to pri- vate bankers, thus helping commereial ‘, and industrinl activities, | 1 The minister of finance Is reported | |to have stated that Japan may find it | necessary to seek a forelgn loan with which to finance her reconstruction | work, \ - —— | ;50 Chinese Pirates. 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