Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 1 December 1942
1942-12-01
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Title Section14 1942-12-01 1 The Syonan Times $o. 243 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, KOKI, 2602, SYOWA 11 5 Cents.14 words
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157 1942-12-01 1 Pmmei. TOKYO. Nov. 20,—1t U learned thr.t 39 paintings bearing on the prrc?nt War of Greater East Asia, including "Last Day of Singapore by the famed TsuguJi Fulita. which have Just been corrpleted, were inspected by, Tcnno-Heika yesterday. Of these works 29 were157 words
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282 1942-12-01 1 Revised War Results Issued By Imperial Headquarters Domei. TOKYO, Nov. 28.—The Imperial Headquarters announced at 6.45 p.m. that further information has revealed the following additional results in the Third Sea Battle off Solomons: "Firstly, the Japanese Fleet sank three enemy282 words
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407 1942-12-01 1 KENICHI NAKAYA - KENICHI NAKAYA Domei Naval Commentator TOKYO. Nov. 28.—The Imperial Headquarters' announcement this alternoon. In which it is revealed that two United States battleships v.er3 sunk and one other battleship heavily damaged among other losses inflicted on the enemy in the Third407 words
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Article507 1942-12-01 1 Pomrt TOKYO. Nov 29.—Tokyo newspapers hail the latest Japanese Imperial Headquarters announcement of the war results in the Third Naval Battle off Solomons Which, on the basis of reports since the tarlier announcement it Nov. 18. revealed that a total pi two enemy battleships, 11 /cruisers,507 words
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Article171 1942-12-01 1 Domei. BERLIN, Nov. 29. —Ciermau submarines and the Luftwaffe have sunk 20 ships aggregating 133,000 tons, during the week from Nov. 22 to 28, according to D.N.B. The figure was increased from 123,000 tons, previously announced, to 133,000 tons, when German bombers sank an enemy171 words
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Article287 1942-12-01 1 Dotnei. LISBON, Nov. 28.—The BJB.C. quoting a Vichy communique tonight, revealed that British forces landed at 4.30 a.m. on Reunion Island, east of Madagascar. «The quoted communique Is as 'tWIJwa r" "Assailants—who flmtiy composed of South African troops seized the town which has no defence287 words
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122 1942-12-01 1 TOKYO. Nov. 29.—1n a cable dispatched from an Allied base in the South Pacific, Francis McKay. United Press correspondent, declared: The future situation in the Solomons depends fully on ttie issue of reinforcements. The side which can have the maximum reinforcements, both122 words
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Article385 1942-12-01 1 LISBON, Nov. 29—The German official war communique states that several Soviet a Hacks in the Terek sector failed to achieve their objective. German and Rumanian troops, meanwhile, repelled the Soviet attacks made yesterday with numerically superior forces. In the Don bend. Soviet counter-thrusts were th own385 words
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225 1942-12-01 1 LISBON, Nov. 29.—From Berlin. ac-ciuing to Internationale reports, 20 Angle-American aircraft, including several bombers were shot down over Algeria and Tunisia by Axis fighters during Friday without loss v On Nov. 27. Osrman Heinkel bombers caused heavy destruction particularly to airdromes in225 words
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275 1942-12-01 1 DomeL TOKYO, Nov. 30.—Tokyo newspapers, hailing today's second anniversary of the Joint declaration issued by Japan, Manchoukuo and China for the advancement of the common welfare of mankind, declared that their collaboration was even closer tcday and aimed at crushing275 words
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105 1942-12-01 1 Domei ♦v, TOKYO, Nov. 29.—The second anniversary of the issuance of the Joint declaration of Japan, Manchoukuo and China will be observed tomorrow when the three nations concerned will Dositively reaffirm their firm determination to work together as one sharing Jcys and sorrows. In105 words
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238 1942-12-01 1 Domei. TOKYO. Nov. 29—Manchoukuo is firmly determined to forge ahead in establishing the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, hand-in-hand with Japan and China, declared Wang Yun-ching. Ambassador of Manchoukuo to Tokyo, on the eve of the second anniversary of the issuance of the joint declaration238 words
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182 1942-12-01 1 Domd. LISBON, Nov. 25—A report from London declared that the Fighting French spokesman declared to-night that an agreement between General Charles De Gaulle, head of the De OaulUst armed forces, and Vice-Ad-iplral Jean Franoois Darlan, former Commander-ln-Chlef of the Vichy armed farces, who has182 words
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254 1942-12-01 1 Dome! SHANGHAI. Nov. 30.—Chinese and Japanese co-operation is the one and only way for the rejuvenation of China and the defence of East Asia. The accomplishments of ChineseJapanese cultural co-operation will determine the syccess of Chinese-Japanese peace and prosperity, declared Dr. Chu i254 words
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424 1942-12-01 1 CONCENTRATION of admlnfstrative policy directed towaruj the successful pr-cution of the war, was one of the major points SEXPS at a meetlne ofPro: vincial Governors of Malaya and bumatra, held from Nov 26 to SyonanB' at the Gunseikan -°v. The object424 words
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118 1942-12-01 1 Domei ZURICH, Nov. 28.—Th« Japanese soldier constitute* an enemy one must not under-estimate. according to an American marine officer, who spoke at a London Press conference, the Z uric her Zei tung's correspondent cabled. "What he says deserves to be read attentively118 words
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251 1942-12-01 1 PEKINO, Nov. 28—Wang I-tang. chairman of the North China Political Council, in a statement issued on tne occasion of the second anniversary of the conclusion of the Japan-China Basle Treaty and the Japan-Manchou-kuo-China joint declaration, requested the 100,000,000 Chinese in251 words
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251 1942-12-01 2 IDomei SHANGHAI. Nov. 27 —Clarifying Japan's trua miscion in the Greater East As a. General lwrnp M..tsui. Vice-President of the £.ut Asia Deve.opm.nt Kd;...--txn ol Japan, declared m a speech at a round-table conference, at Aster House, of lacders or the Asia Club, which251 words
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Article570 1942-12-01 2 HARD on tho heels of the report that Oeneral Cnarles De Ciaulle ii_u ruined to the Li..t?d States 'vi an enort to interest fraucfceul Kco^eveit in his ad* of the curreiu De oauua-Danan riu within tlie ra.iKj oi the jvrench "iraitors," tomes a report irorn London •which ueciares570 words
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100 1942-12-01 2 CHINESE landlords were urged to make a voluntary redaction of house rents—io stipulation being made as to the percentage of decrease— at a meeting held by the Overseas Chinese Association Saturday, and a notice by the Association will be published in the local Press requesting100 words
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Article122 1942-12-01 2 THE FORMER Great World amusement park will re-open on Friday, Dec. 4, at 7 p.m. One of the most attractive entertainment centres in prewar days, those responsible for the re-organta-ation of the park have spared nothing in reconditioning and improving the entertainment facilities that will h?122 words
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419 1942-12-01 2 Domei. TOKYO, New 28— It is learned that 30 Japanese students, who will study agricultural and commercial conditions in the Southern Regions at Nanyo Gakuin or Southern Regions Institute which will soon be established in Cholon as the first higher school for the education419 words
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148 1942-12-01 2 SUPPLIES of medicines essential to social hygiene are now available to all medical practitioners through the courtesy of the Iryo-ka of the Syonan Toku-betu-si which has appointed eight local dispensaries and pharmacies as retailers. A circular has been issued to all148 words
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192 1942-12-01 2 LISBON, Nov. 27.—A White House anncuncement says that Meiling Soong, wife of Chiang Kai-shek, arrived in New York this afternoon to undergo tr2atment fcr the after effects of a serious injury sustained five years ago in a motor accident. Doubt is cast upon the192 words
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100 1942-12-01 2 Dotnel. LISBON, Ncv. 28.—The United States Navy Department announced, on Nov. 26, that a united States merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk in midAtlantic during the middle of October, and a medium-sized British merchantman wss torpedoed and sunk late in September in the100 words
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139 1942-12-01 2 THE OVERSEAS Chinese Association has decided on a concrete plan for further encouraging the 'grow-more-food' among the Chinese cwnirunity here. The scheme Relieved to be the biggest ever launched by a non-official organization, includes the raising of $20,000 fof aiding those cultivators who139 words
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115 1942-12-01 2 Vomc\. xOKYO, Nov. 30—Before a capacity crowd the All-Japan team defeated the German squad by 8 goals to 7 in the first international handball match on Sunday at th? Meiji Shrine Stadium. The Germans led 4—3 at halftime, but the Japanese rallied in the second115 words
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130 1942-12-01 2 A SUBSTANTIAL inciease In the membership of The Syonan Sports Association and. plans lor the building oi a pavilion near Jalan Bssar Stadium were ieporteJ at the second Council mee,ins of the Association on Friday. The meeting v,as w?ll attended, and Mr. O.130 words
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342 1942-12-01 2 INDICATIVE of the changed outbreak of the people of Syonan and the new spirit that is motivating the work of reconstruction and development that is making giant strides here is the desire of thousands of former clerks to change their professions and become342 words
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164 1942-12-01 2 THB FOIXOWING is the programme lor the popular concert by the Syonan Orchesttni at the V.M.C.A. padang on Wednesday from 8 to 9.30 p m March Alkoku Koshin Kyoku i Arranged by Apelbaum): Overture, Wilhelm Tell (Rossini): Songs, (a) Bcada Nagashi (b) Nippon Fujin No164 words
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124 1942-12-01 2 TOKYO, Nov. 29—An association for the education of children of Overseas Japanese residents, who desire to have their children educated in Japan, was organized i yesterday under the sponsorship of the Teikoku Kyoikukai (Imperial Educational Association). The foregoing educational association was organized at124 words
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Article114 1942-12-01 2 A BEAUTIFUL silver casket was presented to Mr. Naito, Japanese language tutor, by the staff of the Chuo Byoin, at a tea party held on Friday in hLs honour, which was attended by nearly 100 guests, says Domei. The laemento was presented to Mr. Naito during114 words
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Advertisement694 1942-12-01 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE AC X XOWLEDG MEXT Mrs. H. L. .'iuts. il;er iiuu iaun.lv iliank all relative; and friends who so kindly intended the? funeral of and sent expressions of sympathy and wrpaths for tie Jaie pn-.soo.ie Casimir LAiigellier taged 7i years). SITUATIONS VACANT Applications are invited by the Kaigu Kokusho694 words
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Miscellaneous129 1942-12-01 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 194 YESTERDAY you learned the us? of preposition "de" meaning "in" when it denotes the method of expression. To-day you will learn abou; another use of "de." It is also a preposition meaning "wiih" in English. Por example:—"Watashiwa sore o hasami de klrimasu" means "I cut129 words
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481 1942-12-01 1 Puraei. I «J ANTON. N.v. 30—One of the ir vt outstcndlng events which Ofurred during the 12 months fjxl wins the outbreak of the Greater East Asia War ha.1? been the disillu icnment of the Chungking regime under Chi ing Kaisli?k end its rapid481 words
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17 1942-12-01 1 Luftwaffe, Nazi Army Stem Soviet Attacks In Caucasus17 words
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Article568 1942-12-01 1 Domei. BERLIN, Nov. 30—While the German Army aided by the Luftwaffe has successfully stemmed violent Soviet attacks in the Eastern Caucasus, inflicting heavy casualties on the Red Army, the German High Command supplementing its initial communique issued on November 15 on the action against anti-Axis invasion568 words
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278 1942-12-01 1 Domei. MEDAN, Nov. 30.—Mr. Fukunaga, Chief of Police Affairs of the East Coast State Government of Sumatra, has been transferred to an important post in the Section of General Affairs of Gunseikanbu, Syonan. He will leave for Syonan within a few days to take charge278 words
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491 1942-12-01 1 TRAFFIC POLICE SPONSORS DRIVE A SAFETY First V/cek directed mainly in educating the "people o: Syonan on road sense and traffic rules and regulations, starts to-day and will continue until December 7 daiiy between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. i his491 words
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114 1942-12-01 1 Dome!. PEKING, Nov. 30.—1n ordc to concentrate on its specia function as the national centra bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of China will suspend genera commercial and banking tran sactlons from December IS. Transactions in general publi accounts had already been sus pended since114 words
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Article, Illustration420 1942-12-01 1 DcrocL SHANGHAI, Nov. 30—City-wide celebrations were held here throughout the day as various public organizations rallying under the leadership of the Asia Development Association and the Shanghai Special Municipality held commemorative ceremonies in different public centres to mark the second anniversary420 words
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139 1942-12-01 1 Den-el. LISBON, Dec. I.—lt was reported Irom Boston that the second worst fire in the history of tho United States occurred on the evening of November 28 at the Coconut Grove Night Club where the death toll reached 477. Many more139 words
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Article71 1942-12-01 1 CANTON, Nov. 30—According to Chungking dispatches, apparently cherishing faint hopes that he may be able to secure aid from the United States, Hollington Tong, Vice-Minister of Publicity of the Chungking regime, arrived in New York on November 28. It is believed that Tong will assist71 words
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Article239 1942-12-01 1 Dome!. TOKYO, Nov. 30.—The Chinese and Manchoukucan Ambassadors to Tokyo, Hsu Liang and Wang Yun-ching, respectively, were feted at a luncheon given by Masayuki Tani, Foreign Minister, and Kazuo Aoki, Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs, in commemoration of the second anniversary of the Sino-Japanese Basic239 words
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1198 1942-12-01 1 I>->mei TOKYO, Dec. I—ln a speech delivered at the East Asia National Rally held here yesterday in observance of the second anniversary of the Sino-Japanese Basic Treaty and the Three-Power Joint Declaration, Kazuo Aoki, Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs, said that1,198 words
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Article458 1942-12-01 1 Domei TOKYO, Nov. 30—Premier General Hideki Tojo in a broadcast speech this evening declared that Japan has succeeded in laying a firm foundation for ultimate victory in the Greater East Asia War by reason of its458 words
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254 1942-12-01 2 Oomrt Nov. 30.—That the island of Penang was remarkable for its lack of unruly elements, and that the people were law-abiding and extending their hearty co-operation to the authorities were chief impress'cns of Mr. Sakataro Yamamoto, Chief of the Police Affairs Department, Penang, in an254 words
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Article136 1942-12-01 2 A CHARITY football match between the Malays and the Rest on Thursday, December; 10 at 6.15 p.m.. in aid of the Nippon Wound3d Soldiers' Fund will be sponsxe-i by the Syonan Sports Association. It is also proposed to have a match betwssn two of the best136 words
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Article292 1942-12-01 2 PREMIER General Tojo's euunciaciOn of the friendly cot..erauon now existing between unina and Manchoukuo on the occasion of the second anniversary of the tri-power join: occiarction was a timely one in view of Japan's all-out efforts in this Greater East Asia War wnicn will benefit the! who*e of292 words
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Article834 1942-12-01 2 TOKYO, inov. ou—Vigorous training undergone by members cl the naval air corps, ircu rule, strict discipline and obedience climaxing finally in that devastating raid on Pearl Harbour and the sinking of the Repulse and Prince of Wales are all rolled up into one historic film "Battles834 words
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260 1942-12-01 2 Bo.r.ei KUALA LUMPUR Nov 30 Outstanding sex vice to the destitute is done by the Indian Independence League Relief Camp at Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. In addition to the Re'lef Camp in Kuala Lumpur, five relief centres have been established by the League in260 words
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953 1942-12-01 2 Domei TOKYO, Nov. 28.—1n fierce engagements with a powerful combined Anglo-American Fleet built around four battleships during the Third Sea Battle Off Solomons, the Japanese Fleet dealt a smashing blow to the main strength of the enemy naval force, a member of the953 words
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105 1942-12-01 2 ADDRESSING the 98 young cadets of the Syonan Leading Officers' Training: Institute at the official graduation ceremony Sunday. Col. Saburo Fujiyama, director-in-charge of the institute, stressed the great responsibilities that rested on the shoulders of the outgoing graduates. Proceeding. Col. Fujiyama said; Your responsibilities105 words
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Article340 1942-12-01 2 COMPETITORS for the forthcoming Marathon Race from the Syonan Tokubetu-Si Padang to the Tyureito Shrine in Bukit Timah are requested to observe the following conditions: 1. The race will b? ca'lei th n Marat hen Race in commemoration of the declaration of war, 0. and is340 words
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329 1942-12-01 2 THAT THE BONDS of friendship at present existing between Japan and China would inevitably make for the establishment of real peace and co-prosperity in Greater East Asia, was the opinion expressed by leading Chinese in Syonan when interviewed by Domel in .connection with th?329 words
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Article80 1942-12-01 2 Domel. PENANG, Nov. 30.- Another enterprise in the manufacture of suitable substitutes for foodstuffs imported before the war is seen in the successful curing of hams carried out locally under the supervision of tne Yamato Leizoko. These hams which will be cured by modern80 words
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Advertisement854 1942-12-01 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU-SI NOTICE NO. 142 RE SECOND PRACTICESAFETY FIRST WEEK (TRAFFIC CONTH^M. It is hereby notified that in order ,to raise the spirit of observing traffic rules and to acquire safety as well as pleasantness in baffle, we have decided to have a Safety First Week fur the second854 words
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Miscellaneous312 1942-12-01 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 195 -it it JN your p. j ious lesson on the radio you learned tlie use c* "de" meaning "with" as preposition, denoting the tools or instrument. Today you will learn about another use of "de" meani ing "for" in English, denoting cause. It sometimes denotes312 words
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