Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 7 April 1943
1943-04-07
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Title Section25 1943-04-07 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 CecU Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 103 WEDNESOAr. APRIL 7, KOKI 2603, SYOWA IS 7 CENTS I ENGLISH 125 words
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Article449 1943-04-07 1 Thanks To The Nippon Red Cross THANKS to the good offices of the Nippon Red Cross, thousands of letters from India and Ceylon have reached addressees scattered throughout Malai. These letters, have come from relatives and friends, who. advisedly or ill-advisedly—that is a matter of opinion, left Malaian shores449 words
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163 1943-04-07 1 Tokyo Press Comment Ootnci TOKYO, Apr. 6—The recent visit of the British Foreign Secretary. Anthony £den, to Washington har, made clear that as lone as Britain and the United States ccntinue to ru»-sue purely seln^n. divergent aims in the war, there cs.n be no163 words
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152 1943-04-07 1 Military Establishments Blasted And Set Ablaze At More Than Ten Places RESULTS OF FOUR DAYS' RAIDS Domei TOKYO, Apr. 6.—Sweeping into action against enemy air bases and shipping in eastern India, Nippon Army air units between Apr. 1 to Apr. 4152 words
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446 1943-04-07 1 GERMAN GUNS SHELL ENGLAND BY A DO Mi: I MILITARY CORRESPONDENT TOKYO, Apr. s.—The initial push of the AngloAmerican forces on the Tunisian front is dwindling to sporadic clashes with no major encounter reported yesterday. Fighting is limited mostly to reconnaissance and shock-troop activities.446 words
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106 1943-04-07 1 HSINKING, Apr. 6—Manshu- i koku Kota: Heika this morning! called on General Yoshijlro J Umezu, Commander-in-Chief of j the Kwantung Army and concurrently Nippon Taishi (Am'oas- j sador) to Manshukoku, at the! latter's official residence. i Manshukoku Kotei Heika «a.< accom- j panied by Imperial106 words
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129 1943-04-07 1 Domei PEKING. Apr. 6—Without the unity of the younger generation of Toa (East Asia), the realisation of Dai Toa (Greater East Asia) is impossible, said Sakutaro Asahina of Dai Nippon Youth Corps who arrived here yesterday. Mr. Asahina. together with members of the Nippon Cultural129 words
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191 1943-04-07 1 Demci MACASSAR. Apr. 6—Celebes will not or.ly have an ample supply of cement but will also have enough to export to other parts of Dal Toa Kyoeiken (Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere) when the newly-planned cement factory is constructed here in the near191 words
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56 1943-04-07 1 m Domei LISBON, Apr. 5—A report from Sacramento revealed that the State Senate of California has memorialized the Congress to secure the use of valuable farm implements owned by farmers of Nippon descent and to make machinery available to California farms with a56 words
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106 1943-04-07 1 Domei MANILA. Apr. 6.—As another step towards the rehabilitation of railways in the Philippines, the Gunseikanbu (Military Administration Department) here has decided to construct a 40-kil^-mster line connecting the terminus of the northern main line at San Fernando with Hudipen. The groundbreaking ceremony106 words
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Article, Illustration23 1943-04-07 1 Nippon transports arc actively operating in the Sou h Seas under the vigilant protection of the Imperial naval and air forces.— (Domei photo.)(Domei photo.) - 23 words
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279 1943-04-07 1 CONFERENCE IN TOKYO DoracL TOKYO, Apr. 7.—ln order that the administrators in Nippon may understand fully the various wartime measures approved at the last 31sl session of the Imperial Dies so that effective enforcement rf these measures will be attained, the GovernmcM-, will279 words
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115 1943-04-07 1 Domei TOKYO, Apr. &—Th<* Norinsbo (Agriculture and Forestry Ministry) has announced that the 1942 rice production in Nippon Proper amounted to 66,776,000 koku (one koku equals approximately five bushels), showing an increase of 11,688.000 koku (21 per cent, over the figure for the115 words
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117 1943-04-07 1 Domei TOKYO, Apr. 6.—Memorial services for some 150 Nippon nationals, who have died in enemy countries since the outbreak of Dai Toa Senso. will be solemnly observed at the Hibiya Public Hall at 1 p.m. on Apr. 9 under the joint ausoices of117 words
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681 1943-04-07 1 uwnei MANILA, Apr. s.—Continued Anglo-American domination w the Philippines would have meant extinction for the Filipinos, declared Brig. Gen. Vincente Lim, vice Chief of Star! of the Ameri-can-Filipino forces, who was taken prisoner by the Nippon forces during the Bataan campaign. Brig.681 words
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413 1943-04-07 1 COMMENTS ON RAIDS ON INDIA Domei TOKYO, /.;.i. 6.-It is like multi-pronged thunderbolts, quarters close to the Imperial Army described the swift succession of smashing blow.s dealt by Imperial Army air units on the enemy air force on the Indian frontier in the short period from413 words
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206 1943-04-07 1 Domei NANKINO. Apr. 6.- The Foreign Ministry and Ministry cf Propaganda of the National Government of China jointly announced at 4 pm. today that Chen Kun^-po. President of the Legislative Yuan, left Nanking this mcrninj Ur Nippon for the purpose of returning courtesies and conducting206 words
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144 1943-04-07 1 Domei CANTON. Apr. 6.—The threa successive tug raids recently carried out by the Nippon Air Force on Lishui, enemy air-base in cc Ural Chekiang Province, have caused such severe damage to the airfield and other military establishments as well as Provincial Office there144 words
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116 1943-04-07 1 Domei. TOKYO, Apr. 6.-An ArabianNippon dictionary, containing 80.000 words, will be completed by Ko Hayashi, assistant professor of Osaka Foreign Language School. Being the first of its kind in Nippon, the new dictionary is expected to prove a valuable aid to students of the Arabian116 words
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192 1943-04-07 1 Dome! OKAYAMA, Apr. 6- The inaural meeting of Dai Nippon Avuticn Medical Science Associaten. was held tnis morning at tho Tir-t auditorium of Okayama Medical College with the attendance of ourg^on Vice Admiral Higotaro Tan^k^, Director or Medical AtTairs Bureau of tho Kaifun-4*M 'Navy192 words
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Advertisement36 1943-04-07 1 TEHNOHEIKA HEARS REPORT BY TOJO Domei TOKYO, Anr. 6.— Tenno Heika this morning granted an audience to Premier General Hideki Tojo, who reported on his visit to Manshukoku. Premier Tojo returned to the capital last evening.36 words
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Article, Illustration772 1943-04-07 2 MALAI, SUMATRA xMUSLIMS TOLD TO HELP DISPEL VAIN THOUGHT A SPIRITED call to the people of Nanpo (Southern Regions) to imbibe and inculcate the same spirit of service and devotion as shown by Nippon soldiers, was given by Col. Koichi Okubo, Gunphoto). - 772 words
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126 1943-04-07 2 Domei HSINKING, Apr. s.—lt is learned that in order to deal with pertinent matters, the Yuan 100,000.000 East Liao River Riparian Work Conference was convened by the Hsuping Provincial Government with the attendance cf technical experts concerned and members of the General126 words
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222 1943-04-07 2 Domei MANILA, Apr. s.—lt is learned that "Manila Hors? Day," glorifying the role of horses in the daily life of the Filipino people, will be held here under the auspices of the Bureau of Plant and Animal Husbandry. a horse parade, with222 words
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185 1943-04-07 2 CONVICTED following a retrial, Lim Ah floe, a Chinese woman, was sentenced to a day's imprisonment and fined $6,000 (in default, two years' rigorous imprisonment) in the Criminal District Court, yesterday, for possession of approximately 171 tahiLs of non-Government chandu. It was alleged185 words
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153 1943-04-07 2 Domel TOKYO, Apr. 6.—With th- aim of further disseminating among the people the true characteristics cf Nippon arts through the development of cultural arts, the Taissi Yokusankai will sponsor a national arts convention on Apr 9. which Is endorsed by the Jcho Kyoliu153 words
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72 1943-04-07 2 Domei. SAIGON, Apr. s.—Th3 Govern-ment-General of French Indochina has announced the general principles governing the teaching of Nippon-go in middle schools in French Indcchina. According to the new regulationl importance will be plac-'d in the first year in teaching everyday Nippon-go conversations and 500 Kanji72 words
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147 1943-04-07 2 Domei IPOH, Apr. 6.—Timber is playing a major role in the work of reconstruction in Perak. Resuscitated a fortnight after the Imperial Nippon Forces had entered the province, the Department of Forests has contributed much towards the restoration of communications In the province147 words
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227 1943-04-07 2 IMPORTANCE OF TO JO'S VISIT Domei. TOKYO, Apr. 6.—The Nippon Times, commenting on Premier Ilideki Tojo's return from Manshukoku declares that his recent trip will be of tremendous value if it has succeeded in reminding the public that "perfectly co-ordinated teamwork and perfectly227 words
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206 1943-04-07 2 PENANG MAN'S DISCOVERY DomeL PENANG, Apr. 6—With scrap paper and straw as basic ingredients, an enterprising Chinese here has, after months of experimenting, succeeded in discovering a satisfactory process for the production of paper. The paper produced Is of two qualities, one very fine,206 words
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97 1943-04-07 2 Dome! KUALA LUMPUR, Apr. 6.—The Department of Commerce and Industry of the Selangor Government announces that Gov-ernment-manufactured paper tor toilet purposes is now on the market. The first samples of the paper nhlte and brown in colour, are in packages of 50 sheets. For some97 words
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297 1943-04-07 2 Domei. KUALA LUMPUR, Apr. 4.—ln order to facilitate traffic and transport, new traffic regulations have been formulated here. The main previsions are: Motor vehicles and the like should proceed along the left side of the road. Speed limit within the town area shall not297 words
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319 1943-04-07 2 AIMS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY Dome*. PENANG, Apr. 6.—To increase the efficiency of the lecal administration and to further the prospects of its employees, Government has formulated a scheme whereby all employees, will be graded according to theii qualifications and ability, Domei was informed today319 words
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Article46 1943-04-07 2 TAN.—Mr. Tan Tiam KUt passed away peacefully at his residence No. 19. Tong Watt Road, on April 4. 2603. at 6 pjn. (T.T.) at the age of 72. Funeral will take place on Thursday, 8-4-2603, to Bukit Brown Cemetery. Upcouatry papers please copy. 101 10346 words
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409 1943-04-07 2 CURRENCY UNIFICATION COMPLETE NANKING, Apr. s.—Suspension of the issuance of new military scrip in Central and South China, which began this month, marks the completion of currency unification by the National Government of China and stabilization of the monetary structure of the National Government409 words
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Advertisement204 1943-04-07 2 SyoHQHS/jtfa/r ENGLISH EDITION Advertising Rates: S5 per single column Inch or part of an inch per Insertion for ordinary advertisements: $10 per single column inch or part thereof per insertion for advertisements concerning entertainments YOUR ADVERTISING REQUIREMENTS WILL PROMPTLY BE TAKEN CARE OF IF YOU WILL ADDRESS YOUR INQUIRIES DIRECT204 words
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Miscellaneous184 1943-04-07 2 TODAY'S PXOGKAM p.m. music; 6.30 pm. news in Nippon language; 6.30 pjn. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. Malai drama; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. plane Interlude; 7.45 p.m. reading in Chinese; 8 p.m. news In Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in HoJckien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon: 8.40 p.m. Nippon184 words
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Miscellaneous169 1943-04-07 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson Mo. 42 THIS evening we give some more auestions and answers: 1. Ohayo gozaimasu. Kesa wa ikag* desu ka?—Good mornins. How do you feel this mornins? 2. Kesa wa dalbu guai ga liyo desu —I feel better this morning. 1. Netsu ga arimasu ka?—Have you fever? 4.169 words
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