Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 8 April 1943
1943-04-08
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Title Section22 1943-04-08 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146, Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 104 THURSDAY. APRIL 8. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 7 CENTS22 words
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90 1943-04-08 1 Doroei. TOKYO, Apr. 7.—lt is disclosed that Tenno Heika at noon tomorrow is granting an audience in the Imperial Palace to Special Envoy Chen Kung-po of the National Government of China and his suite, accompanied by Hsu Liang, Chinese Ambassador to Nippon.90 words
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NEW MOVE TO STRENGTHEN SINO-NIPPON CO-OPERATION
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399 1943-04-08 1 COMMENT ON CHEN'S VISIT Domel TOKYO, Apr. 7.—There is a /ast difference between mutuajJy Drofltable friendly visits of Toa >East Asia) statesmen to various sister nations within the Kyoeiken fCo-Prosperity Sphere) and the frantic futile conferences held by the anti-Axis leaders, well-in-formed circles declared399 words
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128 1943-04-08 1 TOKYO, Apr. 7. —Chen Kung-po. President of the Legislative Yuan of the National Government of China and concurrently Mayor of Shanghai, arrived in Tokyo this afternoon as special envoy to convey China's thanks for the assistance rendered by Nippon enabling China to regain complete128 words
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Article443 1943-04-08 1 There Can Be No Comeback NOT only Muslims but all Malaians would do well to carefully digest the address delivered by Col. Koichi Okubo. Gun Senden Bucho (Chief of the Military Propaganda Department) at the MalaiSumatra Muslim Conference in Syonan on Tuesday. Two points in Col. Okubo's speech are443 words
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91 1943-04-08 1 Dome! LISBON, Apr. 6—A Washinglon report states that Secretary of Navy, Frank Knox, al a Press conference, admitted today that Anglo-Americar shipping losses in the Atlantic were considerably heavier in March than in February because of intensified operations of German U-boats. He91 words
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320 1943-04-08 1 EXPLOITS IN SOUTH PACIFIC Domei TOKYO, Apr. 7—The Rikugunsho (War Ministry) announced at 4 p.m. today that a citation has been granted by the Supreme Commander of the Imperial Array in the southern Pacific area to the Okamoto Army Air Force Unit, which at320 words
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Article551 1943-04-08 1 IMPERIAL RESCRIPT OBSERVANCE DAY We, by grace of heaven. Emperor of Nippon, seated on the Throne of a line unoroken for ages rte-pal. enjoin upon ye. Our loyal and brave subjects: We hereby declare war on the United States of Ante, ica and the British Empire. The men551 words
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505 1943-04-08 1 ENEMY OPERATIONS END IN FAILURE BY A DOMEI MILITA RY CORRESPONDENT TOKYO, Apr. 6.—Following the failure of the large-scale Anglo-American operations on the Tunisian front, fighting there has slackened considerably in all sectors with only limited reconnaissance and shock-troop activities. The stalemate in505 words
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136 1943-04-08 1 Syonan Doctors Discover New AntiDiphtheria Serum DIPHTHERIA seium, previously obtained only from horses, has just been successfully cultured .in goats by the Medical Section of the Kosei-ka (People's Welfare Department) of the Syonan Tokubetu-si. In order to combat scarcity of this valuable fluid which was formerly imported from abroad, members136 words
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Article, Illustration204 1943-04-08 1 Domei TOKYO, Apr. 7.—Expressing grim determination to destroy the Aneio-American powers hand-in-hand with Nippon, Chon Kung-po. in a verbal statement declared that Toa (East Asiatic) people.* should exert the inmost efforts fcr their emar:ipat!on from thi* oppression of Britain and the United States by closely204 words
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281 1943-04-08 1 Domei TOKYO. Apr. 7. In recognition of the distinguished services for the promotion of friendly relations between Nippon and China. Tenno ftcika has decorated Chen Kungpo. tcho is now visiting Nippon as Special Envoy, icith the First Class Order of the Rising Sun icith281 words
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Article125 1943-04-08 1 Domei NANKING, Apr 7—The Supreme National Defence Council today approved the appointment of Gen. Pao Wenyueh, War Minister, as Chief of the General Staff, succeeding Gen. Liv Yu-fen, who died recently. Appointments were also announced of Gen. Yen Peng. Inspector-General of Organization and Training as125 words
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Article93 1943-04-08 1 Domei TOKYO, Apr. 7—Chen Kung-po, President of the Legislative Yuan and Special Envoy of the National Government of China, called en Premier General Hideki Tojo at the Premier's official residence following his arrival this afternoon. Similar courtesy calls were also made by Mr. Chra on93 words
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364 1943-04-08 1 COMMENT ON MUSLIM MEETING THE REAFFIRMATION of loyalty to Nippon made by representatives of the 10 million followers of Islam in Malai and Sumatra at the Mohammedim Religious Conference in Syonan, which has just concluded, as well as the assurance given by364 words
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126 1943-04-08 1 TREMOR LASTED 70 SECONDS Dome! LISBON, Apr. 6. A Santiago report states that a severe earthquake, lasting 70 seconds, rocked the central part of Chile causing destruction to buildings and cutting off communication with the area just north of Santiago TII2 town of Salamanca,126 words
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146 1943-04-08 1 DomeL LISBON, Apr. 6.—The Washington Post severely criticizes the American educational system in a comment en the New York Times' education poll conductod among 7,000 college freshmen which disclosed only six per cent, of them were able to nam? the 13 original states of the146 words
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47 1943-04-08 1 Domei LISBON, Apr. 6—From New Delhi, th- anti-Axis Headquarters in India has issued a communique admitting that a large formation cf Nippon bombers and fighters struck at south-eastern Bengal, dropping bombs on Maungdaw yesterday. The communique admitted some damage and casualties.47 words
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364 1943-04-08 2 LONDON OBSERVERS DISAPPOINTED Domei ZURICH, Apr. 6.—The British Press is commenting rather reservedly on Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden's return from Washington with London observers voicing disappointment on the results of the Washington visit, which they deem has not achieved a guarantee for364 words
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234 1943-04-08 2 CELEBES MAN'S REVEALING BOOK Domei. MACASSAR, Apr. 6. —Three hundred years of ruthless exploitaticn of the Celebes and the Goa race by the Netherlands will shortly be made known to the world when Noealoeddin Daieng Magasing, 74-year-old local historian, finishes the final chapters or his234 words
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103 1943-04-08 2 Domci ALOR STAR, Apr. I—Between Apr. l, 2602 and Mar. 31, 2603, 53,676 bicycles and 1,901 trishas and rickshas were registered in the State of Kedah. The new registration of bicycles, trishai and rickshas for 2603--2G04 will begin today and notice to this effect103 words
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174 1943-04-08 2 Domei MACASSAR. Apr. 6—lt is learned that to give further protection to the local inhabitants from the menace of plague, local health facilities are being enlarged and intensified by the Nippon Gunseikanbu (Military Administration) here. The number of beds in the Macassar Citizens* Hospital will174 words
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225 1943-04-08 2 Sincerity 9 Trust Of Djawanese To Be Reciprocated Domei. TOKYO, Apr. 7.—The importance of genuine sympathy and understanding on the part of leaders cf Nippon In guiding the Djawanese people was stressed by Consul and Mrs. Tetsujiro Kuwaon, who were formerly stationed in Surabaya, when interviewed in Yokohama upon their225 words
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Article, Illustration42 1943-04-08 2 the Nippon Times. ■from With their bombing of Nippon hospital ships, which"-has occurred on no fewer than three occasions since the outbreak of Dai Toa Senso, the Anglo-Americans have removed from their dictionary such words as "justice," humanitarianism,'the Nippon Times. - 42 words
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225 1943-04-08 2 PLEADING guilty to a charge of being in possession of 6,500 ten-dollar Chinese currency notes, Chan Lai Kee, a Hokkien, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment and fined $1,500 (in default, one year's rigorous imprisonment) in the Criminal District Court yesterday. A225 words
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172 1943-04-08 2 Dome! TOKYO. Apr. 6.—The Nippon National Service Literary Association, with a view to promoting literature befitting war-time Nippon will hold a grand rally on Apr. 8 at the Ounjin KaUan undei the sponsorship of Joho Kyoku (Beard of Inform ition>, /tikugun-sho and Kaigun sno 'War172 words
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426 1943-04-08 2 NEW PRINCIPLE OF AUTARCHY BY A DOMEI CORRESPONDENT. DJAKARTA, Apr. 6.—The estate plantation system, characteristic of Djawa, has been completely transformed since March 1942 under the Nippon Gunseikanbu (Military Administration) which shortly after its establishment founded the Central Control Organization aiming to enhance the welfare426 words
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74 1943-04-08 2 Domel MEDAN, Apr. 6—The Sultan of Deli has been presented with a Nippon sword by Mr. T. Inoeuye. who represented the Commander-in-chief of the Imperial Forces, at a ceremony held at the Sultan's Palace. High Nippon officials and Sumatran chiefs were present at74 words
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130 1943-04-08 2 Domei. NANKING, Apr. 6.—lt is learnjed that Fcrcign Minister Dr. Chu Min-yi and 43 other representatives will be dispatched by the Naticnal Government of China to the Second Dai Toa Medical Conference to be held in Tokyo on Apr. 17 and 18. Simultaneously,130 words
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250 1943-04-08 2 SYONAN will hold three hockey trials In order to select a representative team to meet Daras XI at Jalan Besar Stadium on Apr. 16. The game which has been arranged in commemoration of the opening of the Syonan Sports Association clubhouse on Apr.250 words
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419 1943-04-08 2 PREMATURE TO GIVE ASSURANCE IT IS learnt that representations have been made to the authorities in Syonan to provide facilities for sending letters from persons living in Malai to relatives in India through the Nippon Red Cross branch in Tokyo. The first consignment of419 words
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270 1943-04-08 2 TERRIBLE CONDITIONS PREVAILING Dome! HSUCHOW, Apr. 6.—The fate of General Han Te-chin. ViceCommander of the Chungking Forces in the Shantung-Ki:in«su War Zone, is a graphic example of the miserable conditions prevailing among Chungking commanders, who were defeated daring the recent Nippon Spring offensive in North270 words
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Advertisement501 1943-04-08 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 201 RE: SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS. It is hereby notified that Konan Saiken (lottery tickets) will be on sale in Syonan-to as follows:— 1. Total amount of sale: Dollars Three Hundred Thousand ($300,000) but In Syonan-to Dollars One Hundred and twenty thousand worth ($120,000)501 words
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Miscellaneous203 1943-04-08 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 8 p.m. music: 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language; 6.30 p.m. Nippon melcdies: 6.60 p.m. religious talk in Mblai; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 pm. piano recital; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 pm. Olimpocs of Nippon; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language lesson203 words
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Miscellaneous134 1943-04-08 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson Mo. 43 1 THIS evening we shall continue with conversations. 1. Ahmad san konnichi wa omatas? ltashlmashita—Good afternoon Mr. Ahmad, very sorry to have kept you waiting for a long time 2. Ah, Kassim san konnichi wa. lie, watashi mo hia kita tokoro desu—Ah. good afternoon, Mr.134 words
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Miscellaneous102 1943-04-08 2 KYO-EI: "Only Angels Have Wings." 3—6—8.30 pjn. SYOWA: "Hudson's Bay." 3—6— 8.30 p.m. USHIHO: "Bulldog Drummond In Africa" and "Winds of the Wasteland.' 3—6—8.30 p.m. INDO: "Sathi Mahananda" (Tamil). 3 p.m. and 6.50 p.m. YAMATO: "Yoke Lai Wan" (Cantonese). 3—6—8.30 p.m. To-morrow: "Kwoo So Pun" (Cantonese). MALAI: "A Child is102 words
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