Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 17 June 1943
1943-06-17
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Title Section23 1943-06-17 1 The Syonan Si nbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5472. NO. 164 THURSDAY. JUNE 17. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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173 1943-06-17 1 Dumfi. TOKYO, June 16.—1n the presence of Tenno Heika, the Imperial Diet held the opening ceremony of Us 82nd Extraordinary Session this morning. Dressed in full military uniform and attended by Vice Grand Chamberlain, Count Ukenaga Kanruji, Kunai Dai jin (Imperial Household173 words
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Article444 1943-06-17 1 (fyrtu&n WITH THE progress of the war. Nippon's intentions in J carrying out her crusade in Dai Toa are becoming clearer every day. The truth of her decla- rations that Nippon is waging < a war for the emancipation of j the peoples of the Orient has j444 words
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146 1943-06-17 1 Domei DJAKARTA, June 9—A citation and monetary reward were presented yesterday to engineers cf the West Djawa Electric Company by the Nippon Gunsei (Mili-ta-y Administration) in Djawa for successfully overcoming great difficulties in the manufacture of high-voltage insulators, fire-proof bricks and coke, thus contributing greatly to146 words
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278 1943-06-17 1 KUBAN BRIDGEHEAD SEES SEVERE BATTLE DomeL LISBON, June 15—On the eastern Soviet front, the Kuban bridgehead was the scene of intense fighting yesterday as the Soviets opened up an offensive preceded by heavy artillery fire at daybreak, Berlin reports disclose. The first and second278 words
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269 1943-06-17 1 DomeL LISBON. June 15—In contradiction of the bombastic predictions cf his subordinate officer Major General Claire Chennault, Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stilwell, Com-mander-in-Chief of the United States air forces in India and China declared: "We will have a hard job ahead against Nippon" upon269 words
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731 1943-06-17 1 Brilliant Dawn Has Broken Over Dai Toa DomeL TOKYO, June 16.—The vigorous rise in the development of China is a source of genuine gratification for China herself, for Asia and for the entire world, declared Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo, in731 words
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35 1943-06-17 1 Dome! LISBON, June 15—Nippon planes attacked American positions in Guadalcanar on Sunday, inflicting heavy damage, according to an announcement by the United States Navy Department, it is reported from Washington.35 words
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184 1943-06-17 1 Domel TOKYO. June 16—"The people of Malai, Sumatra, Djnwa, Borneo, Celebes and other places under Nippon Gunsei (Military Administration) are assiduously extending" their co-operation with Nippon, said Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo in his address to the House of Peers today. "Even hi the midst184 words
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346 1943-06-17 1 Dome! TOKYO, June 16.—Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo, speaking before the House of Peers, declared that Nippon will accord independence to the Philippines within this year, while the independence for Burma "will soon arrive". He said: "We received in cur346 words
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400 1943-06-17 1 WAR BEING INTENSIFIED Dome! TOKYO, June 16.—Nippon's advanced forces in the New Guinea and Solomons areas have secured firm strategical footholds, and with further consolidation of our positions in these areas, Australia and New Zealand are being exposed to a great menace as our400 words
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146 1943-06-17 1 Domel LISBON. June 15—The Home Ministry announced British casualties resulting from air raids in May as 584 persons killed, missing, or believed killed, and 733 others injured seriously enough to be in hospital. a EGG SALES CONTROL Domei. LISBON. June 15 —The Commonwealth Government announced146 words
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1457 1943-06-17 1 Dowei. TOKYO, June 16.—"Our strategic position of sure victory in Dai Toa is being strengthened day by day...." declared Premier General Hideki Tojo in his address to the House of Peers at the opening day of the three-day 82nd Extraordinary Session of the Imperial1,457 words
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349 1943-06-17 1 PREMIER ASKS FOR COOPERATION "IN ORDER to prosecute this great war to a glorious termfnation by winning victories on the battlefields and succeeding in construction, Government is determined to surmount all obstacles," declared the Premier. "Fortunately our industrial production has been remarkably improved349 words
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274 1943-06-17 2 PREMIER TOJO fcA GREAT LEADER' Dome) TOKYO, June 15.—The entire nation, fully backing the Government, is confident of final victory in the Dai Toa Senso declares Warat Silpin, local Thai correspondent of Srikrung, oldest Bangkok journal. Premier Tojo, he states, is very' popular274 words
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164 1943-06-17 2 SAID TO BE EPOCH MAKING Dome! MORIOKA, June 16—The lighting ceremony fcr a new type of charcoal-manufacturing furnace, which, by the use of reflected heat, carbonizes wood into an excellent quality of charcoal, was held yesterday at the Kamaishi Factory of the Nippon Iron and164 words
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240 1943-06-17 2 FINES totalling $1,800 were imposad by Mr. M. V. Pillai, Syonan Keizi Tihohoin Judge, yesterday on five men who admitted having bsen concerned in the sale cf five rolls of carpet which were stated to have been stolen from a mosque240 words
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165 1943-06-17 2 Domei TOKYO, June 15. —The 22 members of the visiting Philip-: j pines inspection party, headed by JLeon G. Quinto, Mayor of Manila, j this evening were guests at a dinner party given by the Philippines Society at the Gajoen, wellknown Chinese restaurant here. More165 words
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250 1943-06-17 2 REPLY TO LOCAL SCHOOL CHILDREN TO MARK the close relationship between the pupils of Syonan and their friends in Nippon. Radio Tokyo will broadcast tomorrow, June 18th. from 6 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. the reply to a message "From the pupils cf Syonan rto250 words
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174 1943-06-17 2 DomeL TOKYO. June 15—To further promote the bond of friendshio and amity between Nippcn and Thailand through Buddhism, the Buddhist Association has decided to send a party of four high priests to Thailand as a goodwill mission. The party will be headed by Cliief Abbot174 words
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267 1943-06-17 2 A BOXING program, in which Syonan and Selangor will be competing for the Inter-State trophy for the second time, will be staged at the Great World Arena on Saturday night. Led by Tommy Carrie, Syonan won the first, of the series by a267 words
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92 1943-06-17 2 Domel. SHANGHAI, June 14—As the first o: its kind ever held in Toa (East Asia) and as the forerunner of similar industrial contests to be held twice yearly, the Industrial Ability Contest sponsored by the Central China Technical Association will be held tomorrow at the92 words
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Article1171 1943-06-17 2 &&tn€ i - &&tn€i MALACCA, June 16. -An imposing rally of over 1,000 Jikeidan (Peace Preservation Corps* frcm the Central District including Malacca Town was held on the I old Malacca Club Padang when j they were inspected by the Gun-seikan-Kakka, Syonan, who gave them a short speech of advice after1,171 words
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365 1943-06-17 2 ZFNICHI ODA, BY Oomei Staff Correspondent. ISTANBUL, June 15.—Turkey's firm determination to keep out of the war by adherence to a policy of strict neutrality was reiterated 6y Turkish Premier Sukuru Saracoglu today at the conclusion of the National Party CongressZFNICHI ODA, - 365 words
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315 1943-06-17 2 Domei CANTON, June 15—The positive investment of idle funds in Shanghai in production expansion enterprises is the most important measure for the sound economic industrial development of China, declared Sotaro Ishlwata, Economic Adviser to the National Government of China, who is on a visit here315 words
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167 1943-06-17 2 TEACHERS ADDRESS CHIANG KAI-SHEK Domei CANTON, June 15.—Approximately 130 faculty members of the Chungshan University, in Pingshek, North Shaokwan, Kwangtung Province, presented a demand to Tseng Cheng claiming an immediate payment of six months back pay, an improvement in the payment of salaries as well as167 words
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Advertisement278 1943-06-17 2 I SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED —One Diesel. Marine and Steam-Engineer. Only experienced and qualified men need apply to Ataka Sangyo Kaboshiki Kaisha. No: 9-E DAlmeida Street, Syonan. WANTED, 5 Turners. 3 Coppersmiths and 3 Carpenters. Only well experienced men need apply to. Nissan Zidcrha. K.K. 20, Orchard Road. Syonan. WANTED young278 words
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Advertisement646 1943-06-17 2 On Sale Now THE GOOD CITIZEN'S GUIDE All those who have benked copies are requested to call for them. Late comers may be cii.cappointed. Up-country buyeis are requested to send payments %t the rate of $2.50 a book, ptai 10 cents for postage. Books will be issued between 10 a.m.646 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous156 1943-06-17 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.30 p.m. news lR Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 6.50 p.m. religious talk; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. Too how drama; A p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpse? of Nippon; 8.40 pm. Nippon156 words
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Miscellaneous193 1943-06-17 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 101 3rHERE is today's lesson: 1. Yaa, Amad san yoku irasshaimashita —Ah, it is vejy good ci" you to call on me, Mr. Amad. 2. Kyo wa owakare ni mairimashita I have come today to say goodbye to you. 3. Ova, dochira c irassharu no desu193 words
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Miscellaneous75 1943-06-17 2 KYO-El RANCHO GRANDE (Premiere). 3 —6—8.30 p.m. SYOWA: TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM." 3—0—8.30 p.m. USHIHO: "JUNGLE CAVALCADE.' 3—6—8.30 p.m. INDO: "DURGA" (Hindustani v 2.30 pm.—5.30—8.30 p.m. YAMATO: JOH VAN LARN (Cantonese). 3—6—8.30 p.m. MALAI: "SON OF FRANKENSTEIN." 3 and 8.30 p.m. FUJI: "BURN-EM-UP-BARNES." 3 and 8.30 p.m. NANYO: -"LOVE FINDS75 words
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