Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 17 December 1942
1942-12-17
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Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun)
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Title Section14 1942-12-17 1 The Syonan Sinbun No. 9 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, KOKI 2602, SYOWA 17 7 Cents.14 words
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201 1942-12-17 1 IN USE AGAIN IN SOURABAYA MORE THAN 30 enemy ships. Including warships, passenger and lreightships and tankers as well as lour floating-docks of various sizes had been refloated in Sourabaya by the middle of December, says a Domei report. It will be recalled201 words
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Article217 1942-12-17 1 Doci^i MADRID, Dec. 15. —Two years after he was removed frcm power by Anglophile "attentions," Premier Laval with vastly extended powers is now steering France ,ia collaboration with Germany, -informed sections agreed. f The 'Go Ahead" signal was Marshal Petain's reply to Chancellor Hitler which brcke217 words
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144 1942-12-17 1 Uotnei. TOKYO, Dec. 16—Approximately 70.000 persons are expected to attend, the memorial services in honour of German. Italian and Japanese soldiers who gave their lives in the cause of the construction of a new world order which will be held at Korakuen Stadium on144 words
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338 1942-12-17 1 PLANS are being completed for the erection of a big plant for the manufacture of be fties in Syonan on a scale that is intended to make Malai independent of imports of this important commercial product. Sponsors of this proje. t are the338 words
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Article, Illustration34 1942-12-17 1 A unit of the Imperial Navy submarines scouring the Greater Last Asia Sea ever ready to destroy enemy craft. (Domei photo passed for publication by the Navy Ministry.)34 words
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675 1942-12-17 1 CITATION FOR SIGNAL SERVICES Domei. TOKYO, Dec. 16—For their distinguished feat in smashin;, unaided, numerically superior enemy mechanised corps and thereby facilitating: the subsequent capture of Koepang:, Timor Island, the Kambe infantry unit was granted a citation on Dec. 10 by Lieut. Gen.675 words
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Article189 1942-12-17 1 SPECIAL prayers to be said 'n all mosques for the successful prosecution of the war and Japan's ultimate victory together with a public gathering will form part of the Hari Raya Haji celebrations, a Malai festival which falls on Saturday, says Domei. Hiri Raya189 words
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180 1942-12-17 1 Domei. LISBON. Dee. 18—Revealing the serious state of rubber shortage In the United States, the Washington government announced the appointment of W. Ptttman. President of Inter chemical Corporation, as Head of the Rubber Mission to the Soviet Union, it is reported from Washington.180 words
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107 1942-12-17 1 D«mei. BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 16 The Argentine Government yesterday decreed an indefinite extension of the state of siege In view of the grave international situation which still threatens its neutrality. In order to auell the rUing tide of disturbances, the Bolivian Government yesterday placed107 words
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254 1942-12-17 1 CHUNGKING IS NOW ISOLATED Domei. SHANGHAI, Dec. 15— Chungkings much-advertised Winter offensive in the lower reaches of the Yangtze ended in a fiasco with the Japanese forces crushIng the Chungking forces in the Kiangsu Province during November, military sources here disclosed. In storming254 words
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140 1942-12-17 1 ACCORDING to the latest official investigation, the problem of jobless intellectuals resident in Syonan, which is one of the major issues facing the Japanese Military Administration, has now been virtually solved, says Domei. A census by the city authorities revealed that at the beginning140 words
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280 1942-12-17 1 SPECULA TION ON ROMMEL'S PLAN Domei. STOCKHOLM, Dec 15—The sudden retreat of Fie'd-Marshal Brwin Rommel's forces from El Agheila caused mud; speculation in London's military circles. Although some press claim that the retreat tjives General Bernard Montgomery quicker advance, experts do not consider280 words
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190 1942-12-17 1 Ownti LISBON. Dec. 15.—Decided dislike and opposition v/«*rp voiced regarding a Supreme War Council of all anti-Axis nations as "completely impracticable" by the Dominicns Secretary and British Deputy Prime minister. C. R Attlee, before the Royal Empire Society in London. "I am asked at intervals in190 words
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511 1942-12-17 1 Domei. TOKYO, Dec. 16—Now that the Chungking regime has lost all its powers of resistance against Japan and in view of the fact that it is practically abandoned by Britain and the United States, the flimsy hope of Chungking to flght511 words
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163 1942-12-17 1 PLANES, RUNWAY DESTROYED Domel. FROM A JAPANESE BASE in China, Dec. 16.—1t was revealed that in a smashing attack on the Chungking air base in Kweilin in Kwangsi Province yesterday afternoon, a formation of Japanese air fighters and bombers set ablaze four large-type American163 words
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129 1942-12-17 1 Domei LISBON, Dec. IS.—As the war progresses. Britons face the gloomiest Christmas of the past four years since the outbreak of the European conflict, according to the British Radio intercepted here. This Yule Tide ts culled -no" Christmas since there will be no129 words
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191 1942-12-17 1 Domei. LISBON, Dec. 15.—Disclosing the ever-increasing toll and effectiveness of Axis submarine warfare, it is reported from London that Prime Minister Churchill revealed in the House of Commons today that several important decisions had been taken by the Cabinet's AnU-Su.nbarin-± Warfare Committee. Admitting191 words
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Article164 1942-12-17 1 Domei. TOKYO, Dec. 17.—The Tokyr» Sinbun asserts that the dispatcn of William Phillips, former United States Ambassador to Italy, as Roosevelt's personal representative to India, more than amply reveals the American ambition to dominate India. The newspaper pointed to UM recent statement by Louis Johnson,164 words
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166 1942-12-17 1 Domei. KUALA LUMPUR. Dec. 16—"This war will be a long war. longer than the previous one. and the hardships arising therefrom will be far greater," declared Mr. S. Kikuchi. Governor of Selangor. at a function held at tha Sungei Besi Mines. Continuing. Governor166 words
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Article276 1942-12-17 1 JAPANESE songs. dances an? dramas will be presented by studencj of the Military Administration National Language School at three conce^i to be staged at the school in Queen Street on Dec. 21. 22 and 23 This is the first time sine? the inauguration cf the school that the276 words
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356 1942-12-17 2 LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONS BONUSES for the employees of the Syonan Municipality are being paid beginning from today up to Dec. 20, it was disclosed yesterday by the Treasury Section of the Tokubetu-si, Krrnei reports. AiJ employees, including clerks, teachers, doctors, nurses, policemen, engineers, tambies,356 words
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Article388 1942-12-17 2 GIVING credence to rumour, and repeating rumours hoard, besides being an offence against the State, punishabic by military law under wartime conditions, serves no useful purpose whatever. Human nar.ujp beinp what it is, people always try to vie with one another in "being in the know' of this388 words
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Article186 1942-12-17 2 FIFTEEN Malai and Chinese teachers from the islands around Syonan arc on a three-month slay here, undergoing a course of instruction lu the Japanese language and Japan^e educational methods. They are ocing taught by those who recently passed out from th: Leading Officers' Trt>nlng Institute,186 words
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151 1942-12-17 2 ACCORDING to the New Delhi broadcast, intercepted In Syonan, the recent cyclone which struck the Midnapore district, ir. Bengal Province, was heavier than at first reported, says Domei. Santosh Kumar Bose, Government of Bengal's Fublic Health Minister, v.ho has Just completed a tour of151 words
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363 1942-12-17 2 Domei. EANGKOK, Dec 15— It ia learned that to foster friendly relations between. Japanese rnd local residents, the Japr-r.ese Army _,r.nd which ar- I rived here yesterd \y is scheduled to pive several concerts under the baton cf bandmaster Captain Tetsu Onuma. The tr&upe363 words
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Article, Illustration23 1942-12-17 2 Dr. Vargas, chief of th« Administrative Department oi tne Philippines Government, is photographed with Mrs. Vargas at their home. (Dome! photo)23 words
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312 1942-12-17 2 Domti. SAIGON, Dec. 15—The loyalty of the people of French Indochina to the Petain Government and the friendly relations existing between Japan and French Indochina were stressed by Vice-Admiral Jean Decoux, Governor-General at the Government-General Conference today. Paying high tribute to Kenkichi312 words
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389 1942-12-17 2 Dome! TOKYO. Dec. IS.—The Taisei Yokusankai has decided to select three national songs to be Ming by the people on ceremonial occasions next in importance to the National Anthem, Kimigayo. It was revealed. It was intimatec that the sonps when fczatally announced will389 words
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612 1942-12-17 2 DomeL TOKYO, Dec. 15—A glance at the events of the past year shows that Japan-Thai relations have become Increasingly strengthened under the Treatly of Offensive-Defensive Alliance which was signed on Dec. 21, 1941, says an Asahi dispatch from Bangkok. The dispatch recalls that at 12.30 a.m.612 words
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496 1942-12-17 2 FAMINE DANGER WIDESPREAD DomrL LISBON Dec. 15-Wlth the advent of winter, food famine is threatening to jeopardize the life of all countries within West Asia, according to reports reaching here from Istanbul. It is said that due to increasing scarcity of thS496 words
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Article283 1942-12-17 2 DONATIONS collected by the Malai and Arab communi:les in connection with the first anniversary of thr Greater East Asia War nov." total ever $2,000. and contributions are still pouring in. says Domei. Part of the sum will be dona'cd to the Japanese Soldiers' Comfort Funi. and the283 words
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118 1942-12-17 2 COMPLETING the restoration jf postal services to all parts of the Southern Regions, postal communication was resumed with effect from Dec. I from Malai and Sumatra to South Borneo. Celebes. New Guinea. Sunda Islands and the Moluccas, says Doirei. Only letters, cost-cards and regular118 words
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Advertisement83 1942-12-17 2 AT THE GEKIJOS KYO-EI THE MALTESE FALCON (All-Malai Premiere) at 3, 6 8.30 p.m. T.T. 6YOWA BORN TO DANCE, 3. 6 8.30 p.m. USIHO BLACK ROOM and HOP-A-LONO CASSIDY (opening Dec. 18). 3. 6 8.30 p.m. INDO SANTHA SAKKUBAI (Tamil). 3 Ac 6 p.m. YAMATO kam MO SUI (Cantonese). 3.83 words
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Advertisement190 1942-12-17 2 WANTED TO RENT.—Compound House < large or small) in Miitable locality immediate entry essential. Reply to SYONAN KOGYO KYOKAI. 2nd floor, Medeiro6 Building, or Phone 4402. FOR SALE FOR. SALE: Fairbanks Wc:ghii»e Machine. Weighing Oanacity 400 lbs Apply SYONAN EXPRESS SERVICE 14, Maiket Street, Syonan. 9 11 L Aeratea i[190 words
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Miscellaneous142 1942-12-17 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 204 1 rir #■—J YOU have already learnt on thr> radio the prepositions. Today you will learn the most popular conjunction that is "soshite" meaning "and" in English. •Soshito" is placed between two sentences which are to be connected. Here are some examples: 1. Aiuita wa142 words
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