Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 24 March 1942
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Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun)
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Title Section19 1942-03-24 1 THE SYONAN TIMES 140 Cecil Street, Syonan-to Telephone 5471. No. 29 TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2602, SYOWA 17 5 Cents19 words
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384 1942-03-24 1 Mac Arthur On Need Of Abundant Supplies Lisbon, Mar. 23. ANSWERING inquiries at his Press con- ference on Saturday, Roosevelt hinted at the difficulty of extending support for Australia. He stated: "I wish you all to remember that this is due to the vastness384 words
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333 1942-03-24 1 Tokyo, March 23. THAT the American Government may, in the near future, resort to the same propaganda methods as the British have adopted, was pointed out by the spokesman of the Information Board here at his regular foreign press conferciice. According to333 words
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68 1942-03-24 1 Manila, Mar, 23. THE establishment of the Philippines as part of the Orient was strongly advocated by Mr. Vargas, chief executive of the new Philippines Government, according to an Asahi correspondent who met Mr. Vargas at his official residence on Sunday.68 words
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154 1942-03-24 1 Manila, Mar, 23. THE American troops, now deserted in the Philippines, are 1 pinning a desperate hope to the verbal promise of assistance by Francis Sayer, but that promise will end Just as it started —as a verbal promise. Francis Sayer, who154 words
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83 1942-03-24 1 Lisbon, Max. 23. /COMMENTING on the appointment of Richard G. Casey as Minister in the Middle East for the British war cabinet, the Sydney Daily Telegraph has demanded that details of this shift be clarified at once. The paper stated that the Australian Government opposed83 words
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Article54 1942-03-24 1 Tokyo, Mar. 23. DR. Chang Chung-hui is leaving Tokyo for home on Tuesday. Premier Chang: arrived in Tokyo on Mar. 16 to convey personal message of thanks from the Emperor of Manchukuo to His Imperial Majesty of Nippon for Nippon's whole-hearted cooperation rendered to Manchukuo in54 words
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127 1942-03-24 1 Hong Kong, Mar. 23. THE authorities in Chungking in charge of receiving American goods are reported to be inquiring as to the whereabouts of shipments of warplanes which the United States claimed to have delivered. Meanwhile, other reports claim that instructions had been127 words
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148 1942-03-24 1 Tokyo, March 23. •THE breath-taking naval en gagement off Java Island between the Nipponese Navy and the Allied Fleet was described by the captain of a British destroyer. 3-.ieut.-Com. Thomson, who was rescued by the Nipponese Navy after the sea battle on Feb.148 words
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466 1942-03-24 2 Shanghai, Mar. 23. MANUEL Quezon, former President of the Philippines Commonwealth, is believed to have been assassinated by the Americans by order of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who recently fled from the Bataan Peninsula to Australia, according to reliable information available here from the Philippines.466 words
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Advertisement431 1942-03-24 2 ADVERTISEMENTS PERSONAL Personal or business advertisements will be accepted at the office of The Syonan Times in Cecil Street. Rate: SI for two insertions. Sim Sok Teng and 'ran Moey Van were anxious to communicate with Miss Lee Sok Eiir Geok Neo or anyone who knows her v hereabouts. We431 words
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Advertisement388 1942-03-24 2 M.A.D. NOTICE I No. 19 I LIMED RICE PRICES ft is hereby notified that wholesale and retail price of limed rice are fixed as follows:— 1. Wholesale: $11.50 per bag. 2. Retail: $12.00 per bag. $0.42 per gantang. $0.10 Vi per chupak. $0.07 per katty. BY ORDER. MAYOR SIGEO OHDATE,388 words
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Miscellaneous99 1942-03-24 2 NIPPON LESSON No. 27 (Nippon-Go) English Nippon-Go Pronunciation i Afraid kowai koh-wai amusing, funny omoshlroi ohmoh-shee-roy broad hiroi hee-roy bulky kasabatta kahsahbahthah busy Isogashli eesoh-gah-ahee clean kirel kee-ray cold (weather) samai sahmooee cold (to the touch) tsnmetai tcoomehtai cool suzushii aoodaooahee damp shimeppoi nheemen-pey danferoas abunai ahboonal dark kurai koorai99 words
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Article806 1942-03-24 3 A PROBLEM THAT REQUIRES SERIOUS THOUGHT AND IMMEDIATE ACTION (By CHARLES NELL) IHHE position of the Eurasian in Malaya, 1 to-day, and in the future, is a problem that requires much serious thought and immediate action on the part of those who consider themselves leaders of the community.806 words
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319 1942-03-24 3 Tokyo, Mar. 23. A MODUS Vivendi extending the Fisheries Treaty between Nippon and Soviet Russia has been signed by the Nipponese Ambassador, Ueut.-Gen. Tatekawa, and the acting Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs at Ku'oishev on Mar. 20, the Board of Information announced in Tokyo319 words
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Article345 1942-03-24 3 DEBASED CULTURAL AND MORAL STANDARDS OF ANGLO-SAXONS (By the Onlooker) THE civilized world was shocked on receiving the news that 1 the United States Government is expending its wrath on inanimate nature—the uprooting of hundreds of cherry trees along a famous avenue in Washington. This venting of345 words
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Advertisement456 1942-03-24 3 M.A.D. Notice No. 21 HAWKERS AND MARKET STALL HOLDERS MUST GET NEW LICENCES It is hereby notified that:— I tine ran i Hawkers, Day and Night Street Stall Hawkers and Hawkers Shelter and Market Stall Holders, formerly licensed by th* British Government before the 15th of February, 2602, are hereby456 words
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700 1942-03-24 4 IT having already been decided that the Malay Peninsula i including Syonan-to, is now Nippon Territory, there was no further need lor the Imperial Consulate-General in Singapore, and It was therefore decided to close it. On the 23rd700 words
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88 1942-03-24 4 Shanghai, March 23. LIEUT. Gen. Brett who is to serve with Gen. MacArthur, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied forces in the southern Pacific, arrived at Canberra and was given the additional post of Comman-der-in-Chief of the Australian air force, by Prime Minister John Curtin, according to88 words
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97 1942-03-24 4 ANTI-BRITISH sentiment is now being greatly intensified in India, according to a report from Syonan-to. Anti-British riots in Benares and the general strike in New Delhi are two examples showing that the Indians are becoming indignant of the attitude of the Britishers. The general97 words
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543 1942-03-24 4 T HOUGH over 2,600 years old, the Nipponese Empire only commenced communications with the outside world about 80 years ago. It is true that western influence penetrated Nippon during the sixteenth century but this was for a very brief period and terminated with the rise543 words
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91 1942-03-24 4 Manila, March 23. AT an interview with a special correspondent, Gen. Abenada, Filipino heiid of the Philippines Independence Movement, said it Ls his sincere desire to enshrine the portrait of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Nippon and to pay nomage to it91 words
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116 1942-03-24 4 Melbourne, Mar. 23. HONOUR, love, self-sacrifice and generosity, these qualities of the Nipponese soldier are now being admitted even toy American officers. An American officer who fled from the Philippines together with Gen. Mac Arthur told the Press here that the Nipponese Army is116 words
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63 1942-03-24 4 Batavia, March 23. THE Nippon-Netherlands Society will henceforth assume the name of the Indonesian Society. This change has taken place in view of the changed situation following the surrender of the Dutch East Indies. It may bt recalled that the Nippon-Net:icrlands Society has contributed much63 words
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51 1942-03-24 4 Padang, Mar. 23. MTPPONEBE army forces in Sumatra rescued 137 German women and children -who were interned at Fort de Koch, 60 miles south of Padang. For three years since the German campaign against the Netherlands started, these women and children were living in filth and51 words
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138 1942-03-24 4 Pftdang, Mar. S3. QNS thousand and seven hundred troops, composed of 900 British and £00 Dutch troops, have been disarmed completely by the Nipponese forces which occupied Padang (Sumatra) on March 17, It was disclosed on Sunday. The majority of the British prisoners or war138 words