Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 March 1942
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Title Section19 1942-03-11 1 THE SYONAN TIMES 140 Cecil Street, Syonan-to Telephone 5471. No. {8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2602, SYOWA 17 5 Cents19 words
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Article88 1942-03-11 1 Tokyo, Mar. 10. DRAISING the brilliant achievements of the Nipponese army and naval forces in the East Indies operations. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor, Commander-in-chief of the Imperial Army and Navy, to-day granted Imperial rescripts to the commander of the Nipponese army forces in the southern88 words
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Article126 1942-03-11 1 DAUNTLESS RAIDS CRIPPLED ALLIES Tokyo. March 10. SINCE the first attack against the enemy air force in Java began on Feb. 29, the Nipponese army air force conducted dauntless air raids on the entire allied air fields in the Island and completely nullified them. During126 words
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Article118 1942-03-11 1 Tokyo Mar. 10. WITH the fall of the Dutch East Indies, the Imperial Diet which had been in recess will reopen on Thursday March 12, and adopt resolutions congratulating the various Service chiefs and the Nipponese soldiers and sailors on their brilliant war results and their118 words
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652 1942-03-11 1 'CeaseFire'Orderedßy Governor-General AIUSTRIALIA NEW ZEALAND NOW ISOLATED Tokyo, Mar. 10. HPHE resistance of the Dutch East Indies against Nipponese forces was brought to a dramatic close when the Dutch Gov-ernor-General issued the last order to his defenders to cease fire and yield to the652 words
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Article70 1942-03-11 1 Berne, March 10. ADMIRAL Harold Stark, chief of U.S. naval operations, has been relieved of his post in another reshuffle following the collapse of Allied strategy in the south-western Pacific. He has been relegated to the command of the U.S. fleet in European waters, and Admiral70 words
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Article86 1942-03-11 1 Tokyo, Mar. 10. THE loss of morale by the 1 Dutch Government and the Dutch forces was mainly due to the infidelity of the United States. It is reported that the Dutch authorities apparently believed that the American Pacific Fleet was still in being, but they felt86 words
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Article52 1942-03-11 1 Berne, March 10. NIPPONESE nationals interned in Java were located in Soekaboemi, 54 miles south of Batavia. A Nipponese rescue party is already on its, way to Soekaboemi. However, the majority of the Nipponese residents in the Dutch East Indies are believed to have been sent52 words
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230 1942-03-11 1 Tokyo, Mar 10. IN view of the fact that the Dutch East Indies j-tretches 3,000 miles from east to west, and 1.200 miles from the north tc south, its fall is an enormous loss to the Allies. An Allied rttr.nphoM between the230 words
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Advertisement119 1942-03-11 2 NOTIFICATION Night-Soil Coolies Any night-soil coolies who .ir asking for their wages mast please report to the Sanitary Division of the Syonan Military Administration Department. The public Is not required to pay wages to night-soil coolies. BY ORDER BRANCH OF THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF SYONAN WINTER-DAVIDOFF CO. TAILORS OUTFITTERS 28,119 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous138 1942-03-11 2 NIPPON LESSON (No. 16) (Nippon-Go) PRONUNCIATION NOTE.—Desu pronounced defas; gozaimasu, goh-zai-mahs; masu, mahs; shita, i is almost inaudible, sh'ta: shite, sh'teh; nashita, nas-tah; deshita, des-tah; dare, dali reh, wake, wah-keh; watakushi (I), wahtahshee: to, t has the sound of th in though; sore, soh-reh: made, man-den, mate, mah-teh; me, men,138 words
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433 1942-03-11 3 NOTIFICATION tltiQl t\ &(j- AFTER the outbreak' of the i present Great Asiatic War a i considerable number of people from upcountry came to Syanan i as refugees. As a result the city is overcrowded and there is433 words
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Advertisement309 1942-03-11 3 NOTICE TO REPORT Persons Required To Re-Register At Tbyo Hotel THE persons whose names are mentioned below are required to present themselves at the Toyo Hotel, Queen Street, Syonan, at 10 a.m. (Tokyo time) on Friday, March 13, 2602. James William Roach. James Sanderson John Anthony Snodsrrass. Norman Frederick Barker309 words
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Advertisement360 1942-03-11 3 NOTICE. REGIST*44j»* OF MOTOR CARS The Public is informed that as (torn to 31.3.42. all motorcars, lorries aud motor cycles in Syonan-to must fee registered at the ofifce of the Registrar oF Vehicles, Middle Road. Previous registration will not be valid. All vehicles must be re-register-ed. Owners of vehicles intending360 words
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Advertisement348 1942-03-11 3 M. A. D. (Syonan-to) NOTICE No. 9 ENEMY PROPERTY j IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. Any person who uses or proposes to use the undermentioned properties situated in Syonan-to shall first apply for the permission of the Custodian of Public and Enemy Property at the Syonan-to Branch of the Military Admin btration348 words
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321 1942-03-11 4 Tokyo Announces Total War Resu lts During 3 Months Tokyo, March 10. ON the occasion of Nippon's Army Day, commemorating the victory over the Russian forces at Mukden 38 years ago, the Imperial Headquarters at noon to-day announced the total war results achieved by the Imperial army forces for the321 words
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135 1942-03-11 4 Tokyo, March 10. AN Information Board statement issued yesterday disclaims reports spread by the Reuter news agency about alleged maltreatment by the Nipponese of their prisoners of war and alleged bad discipline of the Nipponese soldiers. The statement pointed out that the spreading of such135 words
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Article95 1942-03-11 4 Lisbon. Mar. 10. Fl order to continue her hold on India, which is indlspenslble as a base for supplying vital materials, the British Government is reported to be granting selfgovernment to India to a certain extent. However, authorities on international affairs observe that this will95 words
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Article72 1942-03-11 4 Wavell Percival Denounced Berlin, Mar. 10. pONTRIBUTING an article to the magazine Truth, Gen. Sir Hubert Goufh bitterly denounced Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, now supreme commander for the defence of India, and said he should be court-martialled. He also strongly criticized Lieut-Gen. Pcrcival for the Malayan campaign in which he72 words
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Article73 1942-03-11 4 Sunday, March 15th. •Fourth Sunday in Lent) HOLY COMMUNION B.N a.m. (9.30 Tokyo time). EVENSONG 4J« p.m. (6 Tokyo time). A. Ampalavanar of P.W.D and family are safe in syonan (Singapore) relatives and friends please communicate No. 32, Hindoo Road. M. Krishnan wishes to inform E. Karunakaran,73 words
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215 1942-03-11 4 FREEDOM FROM TYRANNY OF DUTCH EAGERLY SOUGHT Buitenzorg, March 10. ADOMEI correspondent, who accompanied the Nipponese forces in Java, was impressed how the people of Java were loolring for emancipation from the tyranny of the Dutch administration which lasted for many years. Nipponese soldiers were215 words
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83 1942-03-11 4 Berlin, Mar. 10. REFERRING to the Nipponese occupation of Rangoon, a leading Berlin newspaper recalls fact that the London Daily Mail once stated that if Rangoon fell, the only supply base left for the Chungking regime would be England, unless India offered to allow83 words
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Article72 1942-03-11 4 Buenos Aires, Mar. 10. T"HE Australian Government announced on Monday that Port Moresby in New Guinea was subjected to fierce bombing by Nipponese air units about noon that day. Two of the Australian planes which challenged the Nipponese were shot down. The Australian communique, however,72 words
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Article317 1942-03-11 4 AIMED AT WIPING OUT ENEMY (From a war front in Burma) Tokyo, March 10. MIPPOKESE forces which occupied the capital of Burma arcnow vigorously advancing northwards to wipe out the remaining enemy forces, a special Asahi dis patch indicates. Prior to the fall of317 words
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Advertisement35 1942-03-11 4 ADVERTISEMENTS REV. LEE HOCK HTANC wishes to inform all reWves and friends that by the Grace or Goc1 his family. Ik Su Siew Ping and all nurses from Sitiawan axe all well In gyonan-to (Singapore)-35 words
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Advertisement71 1942-03-11 4 M.A.D. (Syonan-lo) NOTICE No. 12 REWARD Anybody who knows anything about a Nipponese aeroplane lost between Dec. 25 1941 and Jan. 10 11)42 in the jungle in the vicinity of Johore Bharu and Syonan-to fs requested to report particulars to the Head Office of the Nippon Military Administration Department, Municipal71 words
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Advertisement26 1942-03-11 4 Public Transport From Monday? THE S yon an Times reliably understands that the Syonan trolley bus service will be resumed on the 16th of this month.26 words
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