Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 7 June 1943
1943-06-07
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Title Section22 1943-06-07 1 The Synan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 155 MONDAY. JUNE 7. KOKI 2003. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article715 1943-06-07 1 &&um> "NIPPON is stronger than ever; this fact is undeniable; and coming events will prove it." This is the considered opinion of Jacques Aubert, Swiss authority on world affairs, as expressed in a signed front-page article recently published in the Ga2ette de Lausanne. Let us examine the715 words
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278 1943-06-07 1 DISCLOSURE BY SPOKESMAN Domei PEKING, June s—With greatly strengthened fighting power, the Nippon Expeditionary Forcer in North China are ever ready to launch an offensive against Chungking as well as Chinese Communist guerilla activities in North China, was disclosed by a spokesman of the Nippon278 words
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228 1943-06-07 1 Dmd TOKYO. June 6.—lt is revealed that 397,096 persons offered their respects and prayers at the State funeral service for Fleet Admiral Yamamoto yesterday morning at the Hibiya Park. Those present included groups from Nippon Proper, Taiwan, Chosen and Manshukoku, who came for the228 words
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Article68 1943-06-07 1 Domei. LISBON. June 6.—From Wellington, it is aiscl—ad that an aatt-Axta paswngw plane carrying 15 of wfcom eight are passengers, is long overdue here, and is believed to be lost it According to Washington reports, the United States Nary Department ha* announced that M men are missing as68 words
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338 1943-06-07 1 TO FULFIL DUTY FOR DEFENCI OF THE NATION'S INTERESTS' Domei. BUENOS AIRES, June 5. —General Rawson at 5.30 p.m. on Friday proclaimed the establishment of the new Argentine Government from the balcony of the Casa Rosada. The text of the proclamation to as338 words
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Article, Illustration292 1943-06-07 1 HARBOUR INSTALLATIONS AND MANUFACTURING PLANTS ATTACKED LISBON, June s.—The official German war communique said that fast German bombers yesterday attacked harbour installations and manufacturing plants on the southern English coast and the town of Eastbourne. Heavy German bombers last night raided specific targets292 words
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273 1943-06-07 1 NIPPON BOMBERS DESTROY BASES DMBd A NIPPON BASE on the Central China Front. June 5.— Plans of the American Air Force in China to raid Nippon Proper and strategic points of the Nippon-occupied areas on -the continent with B-24 type of heavy273 words
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Article641 1943-06-07 1 Kaigun Daijin Shimada, Former Premier Yonai Reiterate Nippon 's Will To Destroy Anglo-Americans Dotnei. TOKYO, June 5. —O:» the occasion of the State funeral of Fleet Admiral lsoroku Yamamoto, both Admirals Shigetaro Shimada, Kaigun Daijin (Navy Minister) and Mitsumasa Yonai, former Premier, made nation-wide radio speeches this evening, reiterating the641 words
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384 1943-06-07 1 -yDomei. TOKYO, June s.—Referring to I the war, Gen. Abe, speaking as President at the regular meeting of Yokusan Seijikai at the Dai Toa Kaikan this morning, said that the absolute suDremacy gained by the Imperial forces throughout the vast Pacific area gives the nation boundless384 words
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300 1943-06-07 1 PLEASED WITH CHINESE HELP Dome! TOKYO, June 5. Masayuki Tani, Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to China, arrived here this evening by plane via Shanghai and Fukuoka. Meanwhile, Mr. Tani, in a Press interview at Fukuoka airdrome, declared that Nippon's new policy towards China, beginning with300 words
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201 1943-06-07 1 Domei RANGOON, June 5—A cainting exhibition, displaying some hundreds of works by Nippcn, Burmese and Indian artists, will be held for four days beginning tomorrow under the sponsorship of the Gunsendenham (Publicity Department of the Military Administration). When the holding of the: exhibition201 words
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370 1943-06-07 1 ANGLO-SAXON MACHINATIONS FLAYED Dome! SHANTUNG FRONT, June 6.—Clarifying his reasons for alignment with the National Government of China, Lieut. Gen. Jung: Tzuheng, who with 20,000 former Chungking troops joined; the peace camp, today made a statement that his action was motivated by370 words
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Advertisement54 1943-06-07 1 FURTHER donations to tne Nippon Red Cross Fund have been received by the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition). They are from: Jalan Rajah Section of Auxiliary Police Force, Syonan 550.00 Staff. Cheah Kirn Bee Shoji Kalsha, 11-A Cecil Street, Syonan 37X0 Staff, Sharyo Toroku Kyoku, Syonan 32.15 $***** Previously acknowledged $27,160.3354 words
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Advertisement10 1943-06-07 1 Fifcht On To The Last Drive The BloodSuckers From Toa10 words
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335 1943-06-07 2 Dome* TOKYO, June s.—The gallant courage and intrepid devotion to duty of the defenders of Attu are the stirring themes of a new poem entitled Two Thousand in the Valley of Death written by Yone Noguchi, famous Nippon poet. The translation which335 words
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393 1943-06-07 2 TOTAL RESULTS ANNOUNCED NANKING, June s.—The Press Section of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in China today announced that during the month of April, 21,500 Chungking troops were killed and 7,258 either captured or voluntarily surrenderel The announcement added that the war393 words
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378 1943-06-07 2 LISBON. June 4.—Climaxing months cf arduous negotiations marked by petty Jealousy and differences between generals Charles De Gaulle and Henri Oirnud, leaders of the two dissident French factions, De Oaulla announced the formation of an [executive committee called the ["French Committee of National Liberation," it is378 words
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387 1943-06-07 2 Same Resolve Reflected In Condolence Messages DocneL. TOKYO, June s.—Something beyond the feeling of mourning was discernible among the people of Nippon today as the remains of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who so gallantly gave his life while directing387 words
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Article213 1943-06-07 2 PETAIN ISSUES STATEMENT I Domel LISBON, June 4.—French Chief 'of State. Marshal Petain, emphatically stated he would remain at his post no matter what happened, in an interview granted to a correspondent of the 'Petic Parisien." Ths Marshal stressed there was only one thing necessary213 words
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143 1943-06-07 2 DomeL HSINKINO, June s—The death of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto has kindled the sacred fire of East Asia reconstruction, which will further add to Manshukoku's determination to fight until victory is attained, declared Premier Chang Ching-hui in an eulogistic radio address last night143 words
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123 1943-06-07 2 Oomel PEKING. June s.—On the eve of the State Funeral of Fleet Admiral Jsoroku Yamamoto In Tokyc. Chu Shen, chairman ol the North China Political Council, made the following statement: "The 100.000,000 people of North China will ever keep in mind the ncble spirit123 words
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268 1943-06-07 2 Doma. BANGKOK. June s—The heroic death of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto while personally commanding officers and men at the Southern front, is a source of the greatest encouragement to the Axis countries, declared Premier Phlbun Scngkhram through the radio last night, paying a tribute268 words
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286 1943-06-07 2 CHINA WAR REVIEWED Darnel. NANKING, June 4.—The fighting strength of the Chungking forces have so deteriorated that there is no co-ordination In command and no initiative in fighting as indicated by the fact that there is only a one-sided fighting en the part of286 words
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158 1943-06-07 2 MEMBERS of the S.S.A. interested In swmming are invited to attend a meeting to d» held on Wednesday. June 9, at 0 and 8, Robinson Read, at 6 p.m. A swimmine committee will be formed with the object of providing facilities for those158 words
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182 1943-06-07 2 MEDICAL, circles attribute the very low death rate from beri-beri in Syonan since the beginning of this year to the wide distribution of rice polishings to the populace through the Health Depart* noent of the Syonan Toku-bftu-si, says a Domei report. The production of182 words
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135 1943-06-07 2 SEVEN-AND-A-HALF piculs of soap were ordered to be confiscated after a Chinese, Sim Ann Gian, had pleaded guilty in the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin to exporting the commodity without sanction. The case was a sequel to the finding by revenue officers of135 words
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66 1943-06-07 2 Dome!. NANKING, June 4. Yanco Peyeff. Bulgarian Minister to Nippon and concurrently Minister to China, arrived here this afternoon from Tokyo via North China. M. Peyeff is scheduled to present his credentials to President Wang Ohingwel on June 7. It will be recalled that66 words
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200 1943-06-07 2 SEVEN STATIONS ON THE AIR Darnel. SURABAYA. June 4.--A network of broadcasting stations in Djawa will be completed with the the opening of the Malang Broadcasting Station early in July by the Djawa Broadcasting Control Association. There wiil be a total of seven broadcasting stations200 words
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101 1943-06-07 2 ALL THE leading Malai singers and musicians will be travelling down to Syonan to compete in the Grand Malaian Amateur Keronchong (Malai songs > Competition to be held at the New World Stadium on June 18 and 19 at 9 p.m. f101 words
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128 1943-06-07 2 ENTRIES for a poster and N> pon-Go, Malai, Chinese and Indian Slogan ccmpetiti n are invited by the Yuseliyoku 'Post Offlce) Ma\al. A prise of $200 will be awarded to the best poster, and to the test slogan. Prizes of $30 and $10 will128 words
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Advertisement272 1943-06-07 2 NOTICE A Bank of Taiwan Cheque No. E. *****3 is lost. Finder please return same to Messrs. Nanpo Sangyo Katsha. 18. Battery Road, Syonan. The Overseas Assurance Corporation Limited NOTICE OF LOSS OF SCRIP. Wheras application has been made to the Directors to issue a duplicate Certificate for 100 Shares272 words
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Advertisement266 1943-06-07 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT NOTICE ■The announcement published in the Syonan Smkxun on June 5, 2603, is incorrect. Errors regretted. KOMAL SINGH. YUBIN KYOKU TYO. Paya Lebar* ACKNOWLEDGMENT Messrs. Gwee Peng Kwee Peng Hock and famUy beg to tender their heartfelt thank, to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral266 words
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Miscellaneous209 1943-06-07 2 TODAY'S PROCKAM p.m. music; e.JO p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. talk on H?alih in Malal; 7 p.m. Mi!al music; 7.15 p.m. following week's M^!nl prog.vim; 7.20 p rr.. nevs In Malal; 735 pm. Mandarin songs; ,7 45 p.m. reading ia. Chinese; 8209 words
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Miscellaneous135 1943-06-07 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson Mo. 93 ft LETT US study th* following conversational sentences today: 1. Ohayo gozaimasu Kesa wa ika?a desu ka? —Good morning. How do you feel this morning? 2. Kesa wa daibu guai ga iiyo desu —I feel better this morning. 3. Netsi ga arinvisu ka? —Have you135 words
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