Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 7 March 1942
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Title Section13 1942-03-07 1 THE SYONAN TIMES No. 15 SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2602, SYOWA 17 5 Cents13 words
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265 1942-03-07 1 Forces Now 30 Mile* From Bandoeng COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN EAST WEST JAVA CUT Tokyo, Mar. 6. DATA VIA, one-time capital of the Dutch East Indies, fell into Nipponese hands at 9.30 o'clock on Thursday night, according to a communique issued at 11.30 o'clock this morning by265 words
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55 1942-03-07 1 Tokyo. Mar. QUOTING a Bandoeng dispatch, KGEI San Fravfeco radio station revealed on Frldaj afternoon that the Dutch authorities have ordered all fctelt» offices and commercial residents in the Dutch East Indies to Dutch territory hi the Western Hemisphere which comes under the protection55 words
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Article112 1942-03-07 1 Palembang Mar. 6. NIPPONESE forces in Sumatra are extending their sphere of operations, according to a delayed report Units of the Nipponese forces, which started operations from Palembang on Feb. 25. occupied the Sungei Langgong area in the foothills of the mountains. Complete occupation of112 words
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Article59 1942-03-07 1 Lisbon. March 6. PRIME Minister John Curtin ot Australia declared before the Australian Parliament that nothing had been heard of the commander of the Australian forces in Java since the successful landing of the Nipponese. Curtin expressed grave concern of his Government over the fate of59 words
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Article116 1942-03-07 1 (From a Nipponese base) Tokyo Mar. 6 NIPPONESE army air corps operating in close co-opera-tion with ground forces, report that the Nipponese forces are now pushing deep into all parts of Java Island. At a point near Boura'.'iVfc, ihe air units subjected enemy mechanized units, composed of 12116 words
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Article70 1942-03-07 1 Shanghai, Mar. b. THE Commonwealth Government of Australia takes a serious view of the situation in the l.uith East Indies. The Government, according to a Canberra report, has ordered evey man under 60 years into the labour corps, which are controlled by the Government. Prime Minister70 words
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358 1942-03-07 1 Embarrassment Of Churchill Roosevelt THE embarrassment of the British and American leaders, Churchill and Roosevelt, when they have to change the tone of then speeches is quite understandable. It is nothins new for hi man being to say cue thing on one occasion, and something quite contradictory soon afterwards. What358 words
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Article71 1942-03-07 1 SOON three months will havj passed since the Nipponese first attacked Pearl Harbour. The losses sustained by the United States Navy are known to be: five battleshipc, 10 cruisers irreparably damaged, and three other battleships, two light cruisers and two destroyers extensively damaged, and one71 words
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Article417 1942-03-07 1 MILITARY SECRETS However, Roosevelt, on the pretext of keeping details under "military secrets," stated that in the attack on Pearl Harbour, oi all the combatant ships based there, only three were permanently put out of action. Yet the American President thought it lit to relieve the then commander-in-chief of the417 words
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Advertisement1297 1942-03-07 2 ADVERTISEMENTS nrncnWAl Heng Choo Leek <Alec) wishes to The SYONAN SINHALESE ASSOKtKDUINML inform His Highness the Sultan of CIATION will hold an emergency Personal or business adver- j O hore that he and his family are all meeting at the dub House at McNalr tisements will be accepted at gaf1,297 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous152 1942-03-07 2 NIPPON LESSON (No. 13) (Nippon-Go) PRONUNCIATION NOTE.—Desu pronounced dens: gozaimasu, goh-zai-mahs: masu, mans; shita, i is almost inaudible, sh'ta: shite, sh'teh; nashita, nas-tah; deshita, des-tah; dare, dah-reh, wake, wah-keh; watakushi (I), wahtahshee; to, t has the sound of th in though; sore, soh-reh; made, mah-deh; mate, mah-teh: me. men, mete,152 words
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1335 1942-03-07 3 (Part 3.) By CHARLES NELL. T*HE liberation of the countries of East Asia from the domination of the Western Powers and the establishment of cooperative and collaborative relations between all countries of East Asia is believed by Nippon to be a historic mission placed upon1,335 words
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Article219 1942-03-07 3 Federal Capital Back To Normal "piAT conditions have now returned to normal with food in plenty for the people in Kuala Lumpur was revealed by Mr. Low Kee 800, a member of the Chinese Central peace Maintenance Committee, when Interviewed by a Syonan Times reporter to-day.219 words
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Article81 1942-03-07 3 Manila, Mar. 5. THE Palacole Iron Mines situat- ed in the southern part of Luzcn Island has been renamed the I.S.K. iron mines. Production at the mines started a week ago. With an annual production of 700,000 tons of iron ore of 50 per cent81 words
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Article80 1942-03-07 3 Tokyo. Mar. 5. Agreement lor the exchahge of diolomats between Nippon anu the United States has at last been reached, following the opening of the war of Greater East Asia Final understanding is pending regarding Nippon's recommendations that certain N r;ir one.se civilians from the South80 words
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Advertisement114 1942-03-07 3 M. A. D. (Syonan-to) NOTICE No. 8 Registration of Births, Deaths Marriages. 1. Registration cf Births, Deaths and Marriages will continue to be carried out as heretofore, that is, it is compulsory to report, within the periods prescribed, all births, deaths and marriages. 2. Until further notice, all registers, forms114 words
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127 1942-03-07 4 NIPPONESE women and children were subjected to atrocities at Ipoh, according to an elderly Nipponese woman who has lived to tell the harrowing story of British brutality. She said that when the Nipponese forces were approaching Icon the British authoring ordered i.ll Nipponese nationals127 words
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Article154 1942-03-07 4 Tokyo, March 6. NIPPONESE naval flying units carried out new raids, this time striking at the north-wes-tern coast of Australia at Broome and Wynriham on March 3, the Imperial Headquarters announced In a communique issued at 10.40 o'clock on Friday morning. Australian aircraft at Broome were154 words
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Article36 1942-03-07 4 Shanghai, March 6. FRT MORESBY underwent its sixth and seventh air raids this week on Friday, the Australian Air Minister. I. S. Drakeford. announced to-day, according to a Canberra report36 words
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122 1942-03-07 4 Sanehiko Yamamoto, a famous publisher, news commentator and president of the Kaizo (Reconstruction) arrived in Syonan yesterday. He is here for the purpose of planning the future of the Malay Peninsula. His interview with the Syonan Times will be published in the next issue. Among other122 words
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722 1942-03-07 4 Details Of Exploit That Shocked The World Tokyo, Mar. 6. THE unparalleled heroic raid on the Pearl Harbour by a special attacking submarine flotilla was the subject of a communique from the Imperial Headquarters and the Navy Ministry, issued at 3 o'clock this Friday722 words
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Article79 1942-03-07 4 T*HE Syonan Times learns from a reliable source that a broadcasting station will be operating in Syonan within a few days. An official of the station told a Syonan Times correspondent that the services of Indian and English announcers had already been secured, and that two79 words
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Article77 1942-03-07 4 <From a certain naval base.) March 5. *T*HE Nipponese naval air force on March 2. operating over the seas around Java Island, eni countered about 15 planes which came from Australia to assist the Dutch air force. Engaging the enemy in aerial combat, the Nipponese77 words
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Article59 1942-03-07 4 Lisbon, Mar. 6. THE New York Times, in an editorial on Thursday, admitted that the Nipponese *;r force has won complete aerial supremacy over Java. me newsr-aper declarco thai the defence of Java was now hopeless saying that, at best, the Dutch campaign was another59 words
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Article378 1942-03-07 4 Australia Still Has Time To Withdraw IBy the Onlooker) THE perfidy of the Allies who dragged the Dutch into the Oriental war is at last being appreciated and recent utterances by van Mook, vice Governor-General of the Netherlands Indies, discloses the extent of dissatisfaction among; Netherlands378 words
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Article48 1942-03-07 4 (From a certain war base) Tokyo, March 6. NIPPONESE troops operating in Bali Island have given the following war results for operations up to Thursday: 59 enemy troops taken prisoner, and war materials seized included two armoured cars, 25 automobiles. 240 machine-guns and 871 rifles48 words