Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 9 June 1943
1943-06-09
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Title Section22 1943-06-09 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. IS7 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. KOKI 2003. SYOWA IS SEVEN CENTS22 words
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142 Enemy Planes Destroyed InHunan-Hupeh Burma Areas
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501 1943-06-09 1 L J THE Nationalist Government of China declared war on America and Britain on January 9 this year, exactly five months ago today. In that short period an imposing array of experienced Chungking Generals, together with no fewer than 200.000 of Chungking's best trained troops,501 words
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288 1943-06-09 1 Chiang's Strongholds Pounded Dome!. TOKYO, June B.—One hundred and forty-two enemy planes were shot down or destroyed on the ground from the beginning of operations in the Hunan-Hupeh area and Burma up to June 6, Dai Honyei announced in a communique issued at 3.30288 words
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Article, Illustration232 1943-06-09 1 Demel. A NIPPON BASE, June 7.—lt is learned that the Nippon air units which carried out surprise raids on Liangshan, Eastern Szechwan Province, and Enshih, Hupeh Province, in broad daylight en June 6 shot down or destroyed over 20 enemy fighters and232 words
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214 1943-06-09 1 YEN-REICHSMARK PAYMENTS FIXED Domei. TOKYO, June B.—Marking a new epoch in the monetary relations between Nippon and Germany, the Yokohama Specie Bank am 1 Deutsche Bank Fuer Ostaisien at neon today signed an agreement regarding the details of the method of payment. The agreement Is considered214 words
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159 1943-06-09 1 Domei <v ROME, June B.—The enemy attempted to capture the Italian island of Lampedusa in the Mediterranean last night, but the attempt was completely frustrated when the Italian forces repulsed the enemy, sank several landing boats and annihilated the forces which had entered the159 words
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Article, Illustration185 1943-06-09 1 A PANEL of seven Judges has been appointed fcr the first Nampo trade exhibition to be held in Raffles Place, Syonan, starting from June 15. The judges are Messrs. Shunzo Sugimoto. President, Takatake UJiie and Ycichi Yatsuka, technical experts of the Army, Osamu Karube, Army officer,185 words
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Article182 1943-06-09 1 MINISTER TRESEISTS CREDENTIALS Dome! NANKING. June B.—M. Yanco Peyeff, the Bulgarian Minister to Nlppcn, who arrived here in his current capacity of Bulgarian Minister to China, yesterday presented his credentials to President Wang Ching-wei. This action leaves only Croatia. Thailand and Hungary among the 12 Axis nations182 words
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121 1943-06-09 1 Doiael. HONGKONG. June 7.—Dedicated to th« spirits of Nippon soldiers who gave their lives to the nation on South China frents, a soldiers' monument, which was consecrated in a Shinto ceremony on Dec. 8 last year. Is gradu&iiy taking shape en Kimberley Hi/ here. Subsequent to121 words
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Article203 1943-06-09 1 NEW PRESIDENT'S DECLARATION 9mm BUENOS AIRES, June 7.—ln a prcclamation if sued late tonight Oeneral Pedro Ramirez, who assumed the presidency this morning, declared that Argentina remains neutral at this moment. Argentina's rapidly shifting political scene again made a bewildering turn as General Arturo Rawaon, who assumed203 words
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439 1943-06-09 1 DomeL BUENOS AIRES. June 7—General Pedro Ramirez who, early this morning, assumed presidency of Argentina following General Arturo Rawson's resignation 28 hours after assuming presidency due to what was officially described as an "impossibility in arriving at accord in the formation cf439 words
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308 1943-06-09 1 Dome! TOKYO, June B.—On the completion of their tour of inspection of Army and Navy munition plants, Army and Navy supervised plants and other munition works by the Aides-de-Camp to Tenno Heika, Rikugun Daijin (War Minister) General Hideki308 words
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275 1943-06-09 1 North Africa Will Remain 6 Sore Issue' Of Anglo-Saxons Qtea CfiMitah DomeL TOKYO. June B.—With the reported agreement between Generals Charles De Gaulle and Henri Giraud, leaders of the two main groups of dissident French, resulting in the formation of a 'French Committee for National Liberation," metropolitan journals editorially declare275 words
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403 1943-06-09 1 SOVIET WAR PLANTS HEAVILY DAMAGED Domei LISBON, June 7.—What was regarded as a prelude to a general German Summer offensive was the huge armada of German Luftwaffe pounding the most important Soviet industrial centres, blasting and paralyzing: motor works in Kursk and403 words
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61 1943-06-09 1 Domei LISBON, June B—lt is reported from Ankara that, reiterating Turkey's determination to maintain neutrality. President Ismet Inonu declared in an address before the Republican People's Party: "Turkey is ready to defend the safety of her country." H« added, "If it is necessary; for the61 words
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358 1943-06-09 1 WITH THE necessary encouragement given by the government and adequate funds loaned out to deserving cases by the Shomin Kinko (Peoples Treasury), a countless number of light industries, developed within the past one year are now operating successfully358 words
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Advertisement10 1943-06-09 1 Hold Aloft The Banner Of Holy War And Common Prosperity10 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous34 1943-06-09 1 A DONATION of $5 to tha Nippon Red Cross Fund comes from Mr. G. B. Singh cf Nippon Hassoden K.K., Syonan. This donation brings the total received for the Fund to date to $27,334.48.34 words
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379 1943-06-09 2 MANY OTHER WARSHIPS BEING RAISED, BRILLIANT SALVAGE WORK OSAKA, June 7.—A thrilling tale of brilliant work in salvaging enemy warships and transports from the swirling waters of Nampo (Southern Regions) was recounted by- Mr. Hajhne Takehisa, Managing Director and Engineer of the379 words
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357 1943-06-09 2 X>«mei TSINAN, June 7.-Lieut.-Gene-ra! Jung Tzu-heng who joined the National Government of China with 20,000 trcops yester- day, declared at a Press interview this morning at Shantung Hill here that his purpose in join- I ing President Wang Ching-weiVs! camp was357 words
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318 1943-06-09 2 THAT NIPPON is ever mindful cf the welfare of Nampo (Southern Regions has become evident by th? fact that a large quantity of Nippon-made goods, including many daily necessities, has arrived in Malai, and a pcrtion of it has reached Malacca, acccrding to a318 words
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270 1943-06-09 2 DomeL LISBON. June 6—Within 24 hours following the decision to assume the pest of the President of Argentina. General Arturo Rawson suddenly tendered his resignation today turning over the office to General Pedro Ramirez, who had been named for the post of War Minister on270 words
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107 1943-06-09 2 Dome! BANGKOK, June B.—The Thai Premier, Field Marshal Phlbun Songkhram. yesterday sent a message of condolence through Ambassador Nai Direck Jaiya-nam-i to the family of the late Lieut-General Seiji Moriya, former Military Attache to th* Niopon Embassy in Bangkok, who died recently of107 words
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Article142 1943-06-09 2 T ET us continue with conversational sentences this evening: 1. Amad san konnlchi wa omatase itashimashita —Good afternoon Mr. Amad. Very sorry to hav<r kept you waiting for a long time. 2. Ah, Kasim san konnichl wa. lie. watashl mo Una kita tokoro desu —Ah.142 words
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101 1943-06-09 2 DJAKARTA, June 7—Mr. Soekarno, the noted leader of the Indonesian people's "pottera" movement in a broadcast speech eulogized the great merits of tbe late Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and said. "The Indonesian people feel themselves deprived of a great leader." Mr. Soekarno101 words
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227 1943-06-09 2 DmmL LISBON, June 7.—The war was brought he me still closer today to Australians who have been suffering from the Nippon blockade, with the ushering in of a new era or severe rationing. Thousands cf Australians formed week-end queues to secure ration books which come227 words
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218 1943-06-09 2 AN INDIAN. N. Oanapathy. who was alleged to have duped various individuals with empty promises of employment in return for monetary payments, was convicted and sentenced to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment in the Sycnan Keizi Tihohoin, yesterday, on a charge of cheating. It was218 words
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524 1943-06-09 2 Donel A CERTAIN NIPPON BASE in Burma, June 7. —How a Nippcn air unit Commander Miyamaru returned to his base despite a forced landing in a padi field on the bank of the Kaladan river following a raid on May 2524 words
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498 1943-06-09 2 DISPLAY CO-OPERATIVE SPIRIT INSPIRED by the lofty ideal of fitting themselves into the Kyoeiken "(Co-Prosperity Sphere) and of contributing materially towards the creation of Asiajin no Asia (Asia for Asiatics), a large number of young men representative of the Malai, Chinese, Indian and Eurasian communities in498 words
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Article93 1943-06-09 2 OH—Mr. Oh Sian Guan pascert away peacefully at his residence No. 52 Telok Aver Street, at the age of 70 on 7th June, 2603, leaving behind him to mourn his loss his wife, two sons. Mr. Oh Hoon Boh and Dr. William Oh: three sons-in-law. Dr. P. C. Kwan.93 words
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Advertisement401 1943-06-09 2 WANTED WANTED TO BUY. (1) Good Old or Used Violins: (2) Eb Alto Saxophones; (3) Good Classical Record* 10-inch or 12-inch; (4) Good Pianos. Apply to T.MA., 61/63. High Street, Syonan. WANTED one Chemical Balance, one Physical Balance, one AuSUe Furnace (EMecuicaJly heated) and two stop watches (to 0 2401 words
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Advertisement331 1943-06-09 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 225 RE: THE ISSUE OF TRAVELLING PASSPORTS. The revised new order with respect to the issue of passport for travellers to Malai Peninsula and Bintang Island shall come Into effect on and from the 10th day of June, whereby the said passport shall henceforth331 words
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Advertisement305 1943-06-09 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Ten Motor Engineers (able to drive). Ten "SERANGS' fonly thcae with at least 10 years' experience ii:eed apply). Thirty Seamen. Apply personally to NANPO BOEKI GYOGYO BU. Nos. 16-18 < Ground Floor) The Arcade, between 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 am. (T.T.). WANTED JUNIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS Qualification of305 words
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Miscellaneous188 1943-06-09 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM B pjn. music; 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners: 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. talk in Maiai, 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 pjn. piano interlude; 7 45 pm reading In Chinese; 8 p.m. news In Cantonese: 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 830 p.m. Glimpses188 words
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