Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 28 May 1942
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Title Section20 1942-05-28 1 THE SYONAN TIMES 140 Cecil Street, Syonon-to Telephone 5471. ISo. 84 THURSDAY, MAY 28, KOKI 2602. SYOWA 17 5 Cents20 words
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128 1942-05-28 1 Our Premier's Speech Before Special Teikoku Gikai WARNING TO AUSTRALIAN LEADERS Tokyo, May 27. By Radio. AUR Premier, Gen. Hideki Tozvo, addressing the extraordinary two-day session of Teikoku Gikai, renewed his warning to \ustralian leaders to reconsider their attitude and participate n the128 words
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117 1942-05-28 1 Tokyo, May 27. Domci. TENNO-HEIKA granted an Imperial Rescript on the opening ceremony of the 80th session of Teikoka Gikai, expressing profound satisfaction over the brilliant victories achieved by the country's armed forces ever since the outbreak of the war as well as the117 words
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118 1942-05-28 1 Tokyo, May 27. By Radio. /*EN. r.i.'eki Toryo in his capacity n War Minister reported on the wr< situation in both Houses of Teikoki Qikai which Is now in extraordlnai. session. After clarifying three items, nameiv the Burma campaign, operations t" complete the118 words
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103 1942-05-28 1 ■bout 300,000 machineguns. rifles am* pistols, approximately 45,000 tanks. motorcars and railway vans. During the period from the outbreak of the war up to April 30. we lost B,OO'J men including officers and approximately 20,000 wounded. Sanitary conditions on the spot wne extremely good103 words
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Article, Illustration640 1942-05-28 1 REFERRING to India, our Premier declared that the last bastion foi he defence of India having now come into the posse«:-lr>n of our Imperia1 forces, the golue:i opportunity was "ow at hand for the Indian people t» rise and attain their independence to which they had long640 words
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139 1942-05-28 1 Tokyo. M«y 27. By Radio. rpHE opening: ceremony of the 1 Teikoku Glkal for Its special two-day session was held at 11 o'clock this morning in the House of Peers when (he Imperial Rescript was personally granted by Tenno-Heika. The House of Peers and House139 words
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372 1942-05-28 1 GEN. TOGO ON OUR FOREIGN POLICY Tokyo, May 27. By Radio. NIPPON is fighting to realize the Ideal of constructing a New World Order on a moral basis an'! to emancipate Greater East Asia from the yoke and exploitation of the United States and Britain372 words
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915 1942-05-28 2 All Key Points In S.W. Pacific In Our Hands Tokyo, May 27 Domei. AS the nation celebrated Navy Day Admiral Sigetaro Simada, Navy Minister, thU afternoon summarized before the 80th Session of Teikoku Gikai the spectacular victories achieved by our Navy since the915 words
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Article84 1942-05-28 2 Lisbon. May 27, Domei. TT is reported from Melbourne that the death of twelve Allied fliers including ten members of the United j States Army Air Corps and two Australians. In the crash of a chartered plane somewhere In Australia, was revealed by the Allied Military84 words
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73 1942-05-28 2 Tokyo, May 27. Domet ""^"•.•'""^"'.i.","".^ that Ih, Z "th!s SKs vlctita. which have peaUy enhanced our nationa. "'"Meanwhile, the House of Representative, approved the draft reply in »he ImD-rial Messate granted at the opening ceremony to-day In their resolve "to fuIII our73 words
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391 1942-05-28 2 Tokyo. May 27. Dome!. NIPPON'S 37th Navy Day, occurring only 171 dayr, after the outbreak of the Greater East Asia War, was to-day celebrated throughout the Empire with jubilance surpassing that of previous years, due to the string of brilliant victories j scored391 words
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Article70 1942-05-28 2 Lisbon, May 27. Domei. I THE 8.8.C.. reporting from Cairn said that the Egyptian Govern I ment, headed by Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Maher Pasha, has resigned on account of Internal differences. The Prime Minister Is endeavouring to form a new cabinet. It will be recalled th&f70 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous147 1942-05-28 2 LEARN NIPPON-GO! (NIPPON-CJ O TL'KAIMASYOM LESSON No. 81. Rnrlhb Nippon-Go Pronunciation Blr; raall okil; lisa! ohkee; checsaf sweet: sour nmai; vipppl nhmai; sooppaJ bitter; fruit '«?ai: kudamono nee-nfhai; koodahmofcnoh this is sour kore wa suppai desii kohreh wah sooppai dehs this fruit is kono kudamono wa !cohnoh koodahmohnoh wah «we«t147 words
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1410 1942-05-28 3 Address To Syonan People On Navy Day Anniversary The following is the full text of an address by Capt. Sadanao Yamuxaki delivered at the Syonan Gekizyo yesterday. AN this day falls the anniversary of the event in which our v Imperial Fleet, commanded by Admiral1,410 words
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Advertisement424 1942-05-28 3 NOTIFICATION RE-OPENING OF THF COURTS IN SYONAN. The former Criminal District, Police and Coroner's Courts in Syonan (henceforth to be known as the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin which means Criminal District Court) will be openec on May 27. 2602. Mr. M. V. Pillai has been appointed Criminal District Jud?e and First424 words
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Advertisement462 1942-05-28 3 MAD. Notice No. 60 WARNING TO THE PUBLIC REGARDING THE POSSESSION AND CIRCULATION OF ILLEGAL CURRENCY NOTES. The attention of the public is invited to the notice publshed on Feb. 23, 2602 by the Commander in Chief, Dal Nippon Army, in which it is stated that in Malaya the sole462 words
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380 1942-05-28 4 Law Centre To Be Known As Syonan Keizi Tihohoin THE former Police Courts, which ceased to function shortly before the fall of Singapore, were re-opened on Wednesday morning. Henceforth these courts are to be known as the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin. "1 have much pleasure380 words
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Article328 1942-05-28 4 "On assuming dutie* as Criminal District Judge and First Magistrate. Mr. Pillai went on "I feel happy to think that I ctn always count on the co-operation of two brother magis. i trates who have officiated In these I courts for a long time.328 words
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Article186 1942-05-28 4 The following Proclamation was Issued yesterday by the Commander-In-Chief of the Nippon Forces In Malaya, regarding the re-opening of the Civil. Criminal and Supreme Courts: "The Commander-ln-ChM of th* Nippon Forces in Malaya hereby proclaims that, with the restoration .*>f peace and order In Malaya and for186 words
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Article79 1942-05-28 4 Prom the Cheklang front. May 27. By Radio. CRACK units of our forces, now mopping a large Chungking army comprising the Bth division in central Chekiang Province, on Tuesday afternoon completely occupied the enemy's position north of Klnhwa, one tf the most Important enemy bases in79 words
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81 1942-05-28 4 Lisbon, May 26, Domei. TT is reported from Canberra that the Prime Minister, Mr. John Curtin. in announcing a further drastic reduction in the production of goods for civilians, said that the War Cabinet has decided on a sweeping new war programme providing for the81 words
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171 1942-05-28 4 Scurabaya, May 26. Oomel. IffITH the restoration of order In thu area, land and water traffic are now showing rapid progress. Everyday people are flowing Into the city bringing the total population to more than the prewar figures of 50.000. Because of congested traffic.171 words
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Article56 1942-05-28 4 Dairen, Manchukuo, May 27. By Radio. TAKAMATU No-Miya Denka 1 arrived In Dairen from Tokyo by lane at 5.25 p.m. yesterday en route to Hsinklng. At the local airport, he was met by a large number of prominent persons including the Commander-in-Chief of our Kwangtung56 words
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65 1942-05-28 4 Stockholm. May 26. Domel. IT is reported from London that New Delhi and Bombay dis patches disclosed that Gandhili will possibly become the leader oi a new party outside Congress based on pacifism. The dispatches said that in the event that Gandhiji65 words
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Article139 1942-05-28 4 PROGRAMME of the Syonan Orchestra under the direction of M. Geza Gerentser (conductor Feri Krempl) on Saturday (4-8 p.m.) and Sunday (2-4 p.m. and 5-7 p.m.) will be as follows: 1. National March. Aikoku Koshin Kyoku, Arranged by Aplebaum. 2. Overture. Rosamunde. F. Schubert. 3. Waltz, Les139 words
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259 1942-05-28 4 ABOUT 260 morning claw pupils of the Syonan Nippon-Go Gakko (the former Methodht Girls' School) took part In a simple yet impresses ceremony at the Dal-toa Geklzyo (former Cathay Theatre) yesterday, on the occasion of our Navy Day. Promptly at 11 a.m.. the pupils259 words
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97 1942-05-28 4 Tokyo. May 27. Dome!. DEFLECTING the normal trend of the I monetary market, deposits at mem- ber banks here at the end of the !week ending May 23. totalled Yen 11.517.000.000. representing an increase of Yen 41.0000,000 as compared with the figure at the97 words
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Article, Illustration44 1942-05-28 4 A Ni/.v British Invention. Churchill tells the people of Britain that, with the assistance of America, the Allies were able to score unprecedented victories in the Coral Sea Battle and Burma campaign. He can't bluff us. We know the result!44 words