Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 10 June 1943
1943-06-10
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Title Section25 1943-06-10 1 Tha Syonan Sin bun Office 140 f 146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471* NO. 158 THURSDAY. JUNE 10. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS25 words
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Article641 1943-06-10 1 &/?£>HC&?l\ THERE is a great deai more in tlic announcement of the execution of the agreement between the Yokohama Specie Bank and the Deutsche Bank Fuei- Ostaisien than the mere fact that it provides for details of the method of settlement of trade accounts between Nippon and Germany641 words
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239 1943-06-10 1 HUGE BRITISH CASUALTIES DISCLOSED Domei. STOCKHOLM, June B.—Speaking in the House of Commons, British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, who has just returned from Washington via North Africa, warned that winning the war against the Axis would not be easy. He told the House that in the239 words
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291 1943-06-10 1 DISCREPANCIES IN FIGURES Domei. STOCKHOLM, June B—lt is reDurted frcm London that the recent announcement by Clement Attlee. British Deputy Prime Minister, in the House of Commons, that the British ground forces casualties frcm Sptember. 1939 to September, 1942, totalled only 514.993 has caused291 words
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129 1943-06-10 1 Domei BUENOS AIRES, June B.—The Chilean President, Juan Antcnlo Rios, organized a new Cabinet today, following the resignation of his old Cabinet, according to a report from Santiago. The reshuffling of the Cabinet, It is reported, was forced by discrepancies which arose among the Radicals to which129 words
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171 1943-06-10 1 Dome! NANKING, June B.—The Central Aviation School cf the National Government at Changchow, in Kiangsu Province, held its first graduation ceremony this afterncon. The diplomas were awarded by Mr. Yao Hsi-chlu, President of the Aviation School. Then a massage from President Wang Ching-wei was171 words
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203 1943-06-10 1 Domei LISBON, June B.—Martial law has been lifted in Buenos Aires, according to reports received here. Maintenance of the present neutrality is the policy of the new Argentine Government headed by General Pedro Ramirez, according to M ■official statement issued late on Monday. The statement203 words
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169 1943-06-10 1 Domei. HSINKING, June 9—The Manshukoku War Ministry today announced promotions and changes among high military officers. Lieut. Gen. Lv Heng, Commander of the Third Army District, has been appointed the new Commander of the Seventh War District, while Lieut. Gen. Chao Chin-hang, Commander of169 words
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Article192 1943-06-10 1 Nippon Forces Deal Crushing Blows Domei PEKING, June B—Nippon forces in China, considerably bolstered in strength as a result of the new Nippon pclicy in China, since the beginning of this year dealt crushing blows to the enemy troops throughout the North China area during the192 words
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174 1943-06-10 1 DomeL TOKYO, June 9—Firm and immutable resolve to fight until the complete overthrow of Britain and the United States, as the sworn enemies of Nippon and for the peace of the world, was reiterated at the 'Crush Britain and United States Rally' held174 words
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1039 1943-06-10 1 ALL FOOD hawkers and others1,039 words
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519 1943-06-10 1 Nippon Bombers Continue To Pound Chiang's Bases Dome!. TOKYO, June 9.—ln a fierce air battle with enemy planes over Russell Islands, in the Solomons Group on June 7, Nippon naval fighters shot down 49 enemy aircraft, Dai Honyei announced at 5 p.m.519 words
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Article308 1943-06-10 1 HOUSE SPEAKER'S ADDRESS AT RALLY! Domei. TOKYO, June 9.—The grim and decisive nature of the present war will not permit cf half-baked distinction between the victorious and vanquished, but will demand the survival of the fittest, to eat or be eaten, stated Tadahiko Oka-, da,308 words
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410 1943-06-10 1 NEW VIGOUR INJECTED INTO EVERY PHASE OF PEOPLE'S LIFE BY A DO.MEI CORRESPONDENT MALAI IS no* well on the way towards self-sufficiency in foodstuffs and daily necessities under the vigorous policy of rehabilitation instituted by the Nippon Gunsei (Military Administration) less than a410 words
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Advertisement10 1943-06-10 1 The Spirit Of Yamato Is Harder Than Iron Or Steel10 words
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95 1943-06-10 2 Tientsin Chinese Donate Yen 320,000 To Warplane Fund iV D*meL TIENTSIN, June B—The employees of the North China Communications Corporation today contributed a total sum of Ten 32«,0©0 to the Imperial Army and Navy for the warplane funds. Mai Ling the occasion of Imperial Rescript Observance Day. three representatives called95 words
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403 1943-06-10 2 REICHSMARK, YEN AGREEMENT Domel TOKYO, June B.—A new page in th« history of economic relations between Nippon and Germany was written tcday when the Yokohama Spacie Bank and the Deutsche Bank Fuer Ostasien concluded an agreement providing details of the method of settlement of trade accounts403 words
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321 1943-06-10 2 CRISIS SEEN IN COMING WINTER Dome! TOKYO, June B.—Quarters close to the Army say that today's Dai Honyei announcement on the destruction of 39 enemy war planes in operations in the sector south of the Yangtze River up to Jane 6 and 103 enemy planes321 words
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210 1943-06-10 2 Dome!. TOKYO, June B.—The crumbling foundation of ths Chungking regime has been further weakened by Lieut.-Oeneral Jung Tzuheng and his 20,000 troops following the example set by General Pang Ping-hsun in Joining the National Government of China, the Asahi editorially declared today. The journal210 words
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Article140 1943-06-10 2 Being Maintained Domel. SHANGHAI, June B.—The econcmic and political strength of the Nat'onal Government of China has been greatly strengthened in the past two years as the result of the close collaboration maintained between the Chinese and Nippon authorities, Mr. Takeo Fukuda, the out-going Economic Adviser to140 words
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168 1943-06-10 2 Dome! BANGKOK. June B—lt is learned that a 16-metre high monument commemorating the deeds of the 17th Century Nippon hero, Nagamasa Yamada. will be erected at an ancient site, the once prosperous town of Ayudhya, :ormcr capital cf Thailand. It is disclosed that168 words
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258 1943-06-10 2 Domel. TSINAN. June 7—lt is revealed that 2,967 enemy trocps surrendered while 238 enemy dead were abandoned on the battlefield up to June 3 in the course of the recent mopping-up operations against the enemy remnants in Shantung. In additicn, 2,400 rifles, ten light258 words
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128 1943-06-10 2 Domel MANILA. June 9.—The first convention of veterans of the Philippines revolution since birth of the New Philippines will be held at the Manila Grand Opera Bouse on June i 2, the 45th anniversary of the proclamation of Philippine Independence at Kawit, in128 words
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Article160 1943-06-10 2 'Hit hard, you men of iron will! Svtrit is our heirloom. Fight unto the last. For our glorious past, For Honour's die is cast, Hit hard, you brave Two Thousand!" <n) Thus said, Colonel Yamaaakil Stubbornly rang the words: And his soldiers fought, Odds were set at160 words
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161 1943-06-10 2 OomeL TOKYO, June B.—On the roster of new students entering the training course of the Dai Nippon Student Air Corps at Haneda airport yesterday was the name ox Yasuyuki Yamazaki, sen of the late Colonel Yasuyo Yamazaki who died with 2,000161 words
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310 1943-06-10 2 SIXTY-TWO competitors representing all divisions have entered for the SJS.A. Amateur Bcxing Championship Tournament. Under th 3 patronage of Mr. M. Shinozaki, the competition promises to be a big success Boxers are reminded that the weighing-in will be at the Arab Dispensary in Rochore310 words
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266 1943-06-10 2 34,500 CHINESE HARD AT WORK LAND under cultivation of foodstuffs in Sycnan now shows an Increase of 2,875 acres over the pre-war time. totalling 6,662 acres as revealed in a survey recently taken by the Oversea Chinese Association, Syonan, effecting the great progress Syonan has266 words
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Article170 1943-06-10 2 OH—Mr. Oh Sian Guan passed away peacefully at his residence No. 52 Telo.t Ayer 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,170 words
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282 1943-06-10 2 POINTED COMMENT IN NIPPON TIMES Demci TOKYO, June B.—Anglo-American terror raids on Germany have failed to affect the productivity of Germany's war industries, the Nippon Times editorially states commenting on ;he report made by the German Munitions Minister. Herr <%1bert Speers, last Saturday.282 words
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228 1943-06-10 2 ACUTE SHORTAGE OF MACHINERY Dome! LISBON, June 7.—lt Is reported from Istanbul that the sharply declining petroleum output in Iraq Is attributed by lccal economic experts to the acute shortage of drilling machines and repeated Arab labour disputes as well as the destruction228 words
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98 1943-06-10 2 JUST off the Press is Taa Jiten published in four languages— Nippon-00. Chinese, Malai and English. Selling at a price ($3 per ccpy) within reach of all. the dictionary should prove most useful to all earnest students of Nippon-Go and even to students of98 words
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216 1943-06-10 2 A FINE OP $350, or fouif months' rigorous imprisonment In default, was imposed by Judge M. V. Plllal in the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin yesterday on one U. H. Baker, who pleaded guilty to an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining stolen property. It was stated that six piculs216 words
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Advertisement176 1943-06-10 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE p- J RS ESTATE OF I. N. BENJAMIN. DECEASED. AUCTION SALE of Well-made Modern Design OakStained TeakHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Including:—Sitting Room Suite complete with cream brocade upholstered cushions, "KELVINATOR" electric refrigerator (almost new) 7-drawers SINGER treadle sewing machine. Tan Sad Europe-made Perambulator (almost new) Wilton Axminster English carpets of176 words
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Advertisement312 1943-06-10 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKU3ETU SI NOTICE No. 225 RE: THE ISSUANCE OF TRAVELLING PASSPORTS. The revised new order with respect to the issue of passport for travellers to Malal Peninsula and Bintang Island shall become into effect on and from tfce 10th day of June, whereby the sal; 1 passport shall312 words
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Advertisement244 1943-06-10 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Ten Motor Engineers fable ta drive). Ten "SERANGS" (only thcss with at least 10 years' experience need apply). Thirty Seamen. Apply personally to NANPO BOEKI GYOGYO BU, Nos. lft—l3 (Ground Floor) The Ariade, between 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. (TT.). WANTED JUNIOR TECHNICAL 1 ASSISTANTS Qualification of244 words
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Miscellaneous161 1943-06-10 2 TODAYS PROGRAM fi P.m. music; 6.20 p.m. news In Nippon language for beginners- 6 30 p.m. Chinese ChUd-.ers Hour; 650 pLtn relljrlous talk; 7.20 p.m. news Ui Tamil; 7.35 p.nr. Teochew drama; p.m. news in Cantonese* 8 15 pn news in Hokkien: 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon; 8.40 p.m. Nippon161 words
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Miscellaneous143 1943-06-10 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 95 1 THIS evening we shall teach you further conversational sentences: 1. Kato san konnichi wa. Ikaga desu ka>—Good afternoon Mr. Kato. How are you? 2. Yaa. Amad san, genki desu, aiigato gocaimasu—Oh. good afternoon Mr. Amad. I am fine, th«r>fc-« 3. Watashi no totnodachi o143 words
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Miscellaneous88 1943-06-10 2 KYO-EI: "THE OPIUM WAR." (season extended). 3 p.m.—6—8.30 p.m SYOWA: "JAMAICA INN." 3 p.m —6—8.30 p.m. USHIHO: "THE HURRICANE EXPRESS." Chaps I—6.1 —6. To-morrow: Concluding Chapters 7—12. 3 p.m.—6— 8.30 Dm. INDO: "BAKTHA KUCHELA" (.Tamil). 3.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. YAMATO: 'SUN SIEW WAN LAD" (Cantonese). 3—6—0.30 p.m. MALAI: "THE88 words
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