Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 30 December 1942
1942-12-30
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Title Section15 1942-12-30 1 The Syonan Sin bun No. 20 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, KOKI 2602, SYOWA 17 7 Cents.15 words
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Article489 1942-12-30 1 War At Sea WAVY MINISTER Shimada's review 01 tue war at sea, «.~uuietf in modest terms, is a! lCw^u of acnievements Of.] W&icb any Navy may well be pioud. Today, only just after xJ iaonths lrom the outbreak 64 the V.ai cf Greater East A.s.a, the Imperial Navy has489 words
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Article34 1942-12-30 1 Dorati. LISBON. Dec. n.—The UJS. Secretary of the Navy. Frank Rrtn, has revealea at a Press tovference that one United St"te* battleship had struck a reef in the South Pacific34 words
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Article85 1942-12-30 1 DomeL TOKYO, Dec. 29—Their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress leaving: Imperial .Palace this morning called on Her Imperial Majesty the Empresj Dowager at Omiya Palace to offer end-of-! he-year greeting to Her Imperial Majesty. Their Imperial Majesties returned to the Imperial Palace after about three-and-a-half hoars' visit,85 words
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Article211 1942-12-30 1 Sunk By Americans During Fighting j Domei. A SOUTHERN PORT, Dec. 29.— It is learned that the Dewey Dock. 11,000-ton former American j floating-dock which was destrcyied and sunk on April 7 by tha i fleeing United* States forces at Pert Mariveles, Bataan Peninsula, I has211 words
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236 1942-12-30 1 RETAILERS MUST SUPPLY ACCORDING to a statement by the Food Controller, released by the spokesman of the General Affairs Department, Syonan Tokubetu-si, the public is permitted to buy 17 katties of rice per head per month as well as one kati of236 words
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421 1942-12-30 1 M\S\Ri; OGAWA I - M\S\Ri; OGAWA I TtaniH Staff Correspondent I: i LtuA.. tJec. *.j. —Bitterly civ *1 of the false American Panda ■anda which basely led to th? ilip'nos about Nippon, General r'rancisco. former ranking of the F.l pino -American forces at Bat^ n. said: 'The cause for421 words
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370 1942-12-30 1 TREMENDOUS DESTRUCTION Domei. TOKYO, Dec. 29.—Ttie tremendcus destruction dealt on military objectives in Calcutta, which boasts the largest air base in Eastern India, when Nippon army air units carried out their fourth raid on the city, was revealed by Captain Miyajima who participated in370 words
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88 1942-12-30 1 Domei. FUKUOKA, Dec. 29 Returning from a month-and-a--half inspection tnur of the Southern Regions, Yasuji Seko, President of Decoration Board, in a Press interview yesterday, said he was greatly impressed hy the rapid reconstruction in the areas occupied by the Nippon forces. Among tfie places, Mr,88 words
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226 1942-12-30 1 AN ENJOYABLE function was held at the headquarters of the Sycnan Arab Working Committee in Sera ngoon Road yesterday to celebrate Hari Raya Haji, and the success of the Malai footballers In winning the Mayor's Cup. In a short speech Deputy Mayor. Mr. K.226 words
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Article, Illustration265 1942-12-30 1 Red Forces Trapped In Great Don Bend Totally Wiped Out MORE AIR ACTIVITY IN AFRICA LISBON, Dec. 29—On the eastern front, the Soviet forces, which had been trapped in the Great Don Bend since Dec. 24, were wiped out by combined German land and air units265 words
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142 1942-12-30 1 ■HMt TOKYO. Dec. 29.—1t is learned the shipping section of the Mitsui Bussan Kabushiki Kalsha will be dissolved, and the Mitsui Steamship Company limited will bs established to facilitate maritime transportation under the exigencies of war. It is understood the new company will be capitalized142 words
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Article679 1942-12-30 1 Malai Then And Now THE OLD TEAR Is about to give place to the new. The year that is fast dying has been one filled with momentous events, a year in which the people of Malai witnessed the unmourned demise of one administration and the679 words
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Article44 1942-12-30 1 DoniH. LISBON, Dec. 29 —It is reported from San Francisco that the hay area felt a sharp earthquake shock at 11.18^ a.m. today. The teismologist at California University reported that the centre was probably not over 15 miles distant.44 words
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225 1942-12-30 1 Dome*. TOKYO, Dec. 30.—Metre politan morning newspapers hail the merger of Dai-Ichi and Mitsui banks, Mitsubishi and One Hundredth Ban'^s as a new epoch in the history of Nippon banking, stressing the measure will streamline Nippon's banking world in conformity with wartime n?eds. The225 words
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271 1942-12-30 1 SUBS SINK 15 SHIPS Domei. LISBON, Dec. 29—Striking through thick fog v nder difficult weather conditions in pursuit of a large British convoy German U-boats, in a devastating two-day running attack' sank 15 ships, totalling 85,000 gross tons, as well as one destroyer and271 words
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270 1942-12-30 1 Dome! TOKYO, Dec. 29— It is learn-d that attractively-illustrated Nippon calendars fcr the benefit of inhabitants of the Southern Regions, who are now capable of rsading Kana. the simplest of the Nippon characters, w^re recently completed under the jcint auspices of the War and270 words
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588 1942-12-30 1 BRITAIN, U.S. FACE CRISIS Domei. LISBON, Dec. 28— The United States Navy Department announced on Saturday that a me-dium-sized United States merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk by an Axis submarine in North Atlantic during the middle of November, it is reported from588 words
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49 1942-12-30 1 Demel. NIPPON BASE. Dec. 28. Nippon Army aircraft this afternoon carried out a sur~ prise raid en Waichow, eastern Kioamtung P rpvince. and inflicted heavy damage on military establishments scoring effective bomb hits from loxo altitude. All the Nippon planes returned to their bast.49 words
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771 1942-12-30 2 RO HIRATE - RO HIRATE BRILLIANT EXPLOIT TOLD War Correspondent attached to the Imperial Nippon Navy A NIPPON BASE, Dec. 28—Behind the successes ef the Imperial Nippon naval and air forces in the battles off the Solomons there are the activities of our submarines, which search771 words
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183 1942-12-30 2 MUST SATISFY AUTHORITIES PRIVATE schools will be permitted to function in Sycnan from the beginning of the next school year, according to an announcement by the spokesman cf the General Affairs Department, Syonan Tokubetu-si, yesterday. It was stated, however, that private schools will not183 words
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138 1942-12-30 2 Donei. TSINGTAO, Dec. 2«.—lt is learned that as a result of the kindness and leniency shown by Nippon forces to more than 3,600 CLvnjtung war prisoners taken in the .third eastern Shantung operations which were completed on Dec. 23, they have pledged to assist138 words
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151 1942-12-30 2 THE HORNETS improved their League portion yesterday when they defeated the International XI by three I gcals to nil on the Padang. All the goals were scored in the first half, by Ponniah, Ronnie Berth and Bcudewyn. in that crder. The Internal ional XI151 words
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419 1942-12-30 2 Doniei. MANILA, Dec. 29 —As all the Philippines prepares to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Dr. Rizal, one of the greatest Filipino national heroes who was executed before the firing squad on Dec. 30, 1896, a little-remembered episode is recalled419 words
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Article, Illustration34 1942-12-30 2 Big tai' (bre.ims) for the sold ten' ce lebrs.Ven of the coming New Year haw been »*—g*t f Syoaan in large quantifies. Picture ibous a catch Jut arrived (Dome* phot.).34 words
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358 1942-12-30 2 SHORTAGE OF FOOD REVEALED Oomel LISBON, Dec. 28.—American consumers will spend 'Points' as well as dollars and cents in buying family groceries starting from February, under the new rationing plan announced on Sunday night by the United States Food Administrator, Claude Wickard, according358 words
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125 1942-12-30 2 D*mel MANILA, Dec. 28.—With the steady restoration of transit facilities throughout the Philippines the daily income of the railways systems indicates that it is fast approaching the pre-war annual inccme of 8,000,000 pesos of the former Manila Railway Company. it was revealed by the125 words
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100 1942-12-30 2 PENANG, Dec. M.—Pure cows milk will in future be sold In Penang, according to a decision reached at a general meeUng of Indian milkmen in Penang. It was also agreed at the meeting to supply the public with only pure milk m future,100 words
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Article49 1942-12-30 2 January 1 will be a half holiday, only, stated the spokesman of the General Affairs Department, Syonan Tcliubrtu-si, at a press conference yesterday. He explained that the Tokubetu-si offices would remain open until 12 neon. This, was pointed out, is a wartime measure.49 words
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229 1942-12-30 2 SPECIAL RULES PROMULGATED OmmL TOKYO, Dec. 29.—For the speedy disposal of enemy assets In China the Government has promulgated temporary rules and regulations governing the handling of special assets to be effective immediately. The regulations are firstly, special assets mentioned in these rules and regulations229 words
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352 1942-12-30 2 Doaw-i. SHANGHAI, Dec. 29—A largescale drive to raise Yen 550,000 for ths erection ot a bronze statue to the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen, to be completed in November, 1944, fcr which date the unveiling cermony is scheduled, was initiated by various Nippon352 words
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257 1942-12-30 2 CHINESE FINED $350 BY JUDGE "CASES from this market are becoming so frequent, I must ask that severe punishment be meted out to the offenders," declared the prosecuting officer when Lim Joo Seng, a stallholder in EUenborough Market, was charged with257 words
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154 1942-12-30 2 DomeL NANKING, Dec. 28,-The ultimate defeat of As.as enemy has become a question of time, Lin Po-sheng, Publicity Minster, who returned here this afternoon from Tokyo with President Wang Chlng-wei, declared. He stated: "On the occasion of President Wang's return here154 words
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Article120 1942-12-30 2 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MRS. CONOLLY STEWART and family tender their heartfelt thanks to all those friends and relatives who kindly attended the funeral of the late Mr. Conolly Stewart who died on 25th December. 2602. and also to those who sent wreaths and letters of condolences. Penang papers please copy.120 words
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Advertisement138 1942-12-30 2 REFINED MEDICINAL RED PALM OIL A VALUABLE SOI IU E OF V4TAMIN "A" A Ciystal clear cil of Port-Wine colour containing 1.000 International Units at Vitamin A per cc Sole Oistributois:— M. S. ALL¥ CO.. No 6. Battery Road Sycnon-to. TOCK TYPEWRITER HA 75. Chin Swee Road &r SYONAN-TO. 'Phone138 words
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