Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 30 June 1943

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  • 22 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140U46 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. •K>. 173 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS
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  • Port Darwin And Wau9 Blasted, While Army Spokesman Declares Nippon Forces Now Ready For Fresh Operations In Pacific War Theatre
    • 282 1 41 FOE FIGHTERS SHOT DOWN IN COMBAT TOKYO, June 29.—Dai Honyei announced at noon today that Nippon Army air units had carried out devastating raids on two days—June 20 and June 22—against enemy military in- I spallations at Port Darwin in
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    • 478 1 L J TODAY'S news is good news for the peoples of Dai Toa Kyoeiken, for no less an authority than the spokesman of the Nippon Army, Major General Nakao Yahagi, has declared that military preparations and the deployment of troops have been completed for the
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    • 556 1 SIGNIFICANCE OF AIR RAIDS Domei TOKYO, June 29—Commenting on the Dai Honyei announcement at neon today, disclosing the devastating damage inflicted on enemy air forces at Port Darwin, north-western Australia, en June 20 and 22, military observers here i:oint out their significance lies in the
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    • 62 1 Domei. PEKING. June 28.—With the completion of irrigation works to draw water from the Su Canal to padi-fields to be newly cultivated in the area around Lutai on the Ptking-Shanghai-kwan railway, n ceremony to mark the event was held on June 27 at Tsaokuhsiang in Ninghohsien, Hopei Province,
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    • 111 1 The Malai Gunsei i Military Administration) has decided to prohibit from screening all motion pictures produced in the United States and Britain and these produced in India and China which are considered undesirable as from Sept. 1, 2603. Similar steps have already been
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    • 39 1 Domei. BERLIN. June 29. —A German submarine, operating in the western Mediterranean, has sunk a British cruise of the Problsher type and torpedoed an additional British naval unit, competent i German quarters disclosed today.
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    • 209 1 WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION Domei. LISBON. June 28.—Bizerta harbour in Tunisia is being hammered daily by Axis air formations, causing widespread destruction en anti-Axis concentrations. The Italian official war communique said that Italian bombers yesterday effectively attacked Bizerta harbour installations and ships at anchcr. inflicting severo
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    • 73 1 Domei. BUENOS AIRES, June 28—A report from New York states the Office of War Information has published a report that S3 per cent of all Navy men and marines wounded in Pearl Harbour on Dec. 8, 1941 had died, while 43.5 per cent had returned to duty
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    • 658 1 'Time For Indians To Advance To Field Of Battle Says Subhas Bose Domei TOKYO. June 29.—Addressing Indians throughout Toa (East Asia) over Station JOAK this evening. Subhas Chandra Bose again exhorted his countrymen to do their share in the coming battle for the liberation of India when the world situation
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    • 748 1 MAJOR GENERAL YAHAGVS DISCLOSURE IN KYOTO Dome* KYOTO, June 28.—Preparations for fresh Nippon operations have already been completed since practically the whole vast Nippon-occupied areas have now been converted into bases of operations, Major General Nakao Yahagi, Chief of the
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    • 208 1 BY DOMEI POLITICAL COMMENTATOR TOKYO, June 29—The system of dividing the whcle nation into administrative blocs decided on by Government at yesterday's Cabinet session constitutes a broad step forward to the further expansion of wartime economic strength of Nippon. As the Joho Kyoku
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    • 59 1 THE SYONAN SINBUN (English Edition) takes pleasure in acknowledging receipt of $17,709 from Overseas Chinese Associations in Malai being donations to the Chyureito and Syonan Jinja Funds. The donations are from the following Overseas Chinese Associations: Johore $6,000, Kedah $3,000, Penang $2,000, Malacca $2,000, Selangor $1,709, Perak $1,000,
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    • 481 1 CHOU FO-HAI REVIEWS WAR Domei NANKING, June 29—Chou Fohai. Finance Minister and Vice President of the Executive Yuan, in a statement to Domei today, expressed profound gratitude for Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo's Diet declaration regarding the proposed revision of existing Sino-Nip-pon treaties, and at the same
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    • 74 1 Domei NAGOYA, June 29. —Tne Burmese inspection party which arrived here yesterday left this morning to visit Aichl Prefectural Experimental Farm as well as the poultry farm in Anjo City. Returning this afternoon, they visited Nagoya Castle and Higasniytma Zoo, later going to the Ando Cloisonne
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  • 1264 2  -  J^dutCl &V Perak Governor Meets Chinese Leaders Urges Co-Operation In Attainment Of Principal Aims Of Administration Physical Training Of Malang Youth——Burma Journal Advises Chungking To End Useless Struggle Food Production In Singaraja Increased Malaria Exterminated In Macassar Equality Of All Races Stressed Nippon Radish Thrives In Bandoeng. TPOH,
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  • 232 2 Domei. MANILA. Jun? 28.—D. B. Sehwani, President of the Philippines branch of the Indian Independence League, in an interview declared: "Now is the time for action, and Indians everywhere are determined to co-cperate with Nippon in defeating Britain and America once and for
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  • 115 2 THE SZE HAI TONG Banking and Insurance Co.. Ltd., the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd., the Lee Wah Bank Ltd., the United Chinese Bank Ltd., and the Ban Hin Lee Bank Ltd., are making a further release of ten per cent, of original
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  • 73 2 Domei. DJAKARTA. June 28.—1t is learned that the Chinese in Malang, meeting here on Saturday, decided to contribute 200,060 guilders to the Nippon Gun«ej (Military Administration) for the construction of warplanes. The Governor of Malang l*rovince, expressing thanks for the donation, expressed the hope
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  • 224 2 PLEDGING SUPPORT OF SACRED WAR Domei. TOKYO. June 28— The Dai Toa Religion League, representing the Shinto, Buddhist. Christian and Mohammedan religions in Nippon, met for a two-day conference this morning. The body, formed in the Nippon capital in the Spring of the past year
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  • 179 2 TWO CHINESE, Ong Chuan Seng and Tan Eu Seng, are being tentatively charged with armed robb°ry at a preliminary inquiry, which opened in the Third Police Court yesterday. The men are alleged to have been among a gang of armed Chinese who entered the
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  • 159 2 A LARGE crowd saw the amateur boxing preliminaries at Jalan Bcsar Stadium yesterday afternoon. Nine bouts ranging from Junior flyweight to featherweight were decided and plenty of spirited boxing was seen. Organized by the Syonan Sports Association, the tournament is being run in accordance
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  • 75 2 THE "A"' Division S.S.A. league cricket match between the Wanderers and the Recs arranged for Sunday, has been postponed en account of the boxing tournament which is being held at the Jalan Besar Stadium that day. At Hong Lim green on Sunday. Scratchers meet Combined
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  • 79 2 Domei BUENOS AIRES June 28—It is reported from New York that the Eastern Defence Command Headquarters has requested American holiday crowds to stay away from restricted seashore areas after dark as the Summer months make the landing of Axis agents from U-boats much easier. The Defence
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  • 57 2 Cornel TOKYO, June 29— Applications by enemy nationals for patent.* and registrations of new utility models, numbering respectively 728 and 15 at the time of the outbreak of the current war wiU be made public by the Patent Bureau. The applications have been under investigation in accordance with
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  • 366 2 FILIPINO MAYORS IMPRESSIONS Domei MANILA. June 28.—"Nippon Government and people are matched by no other country in the world in the resolute determination to fight the Dai Toa Senso to a victorious end," declared Leon G. Guinto, Mayor of Manila and Chairman
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  • 231 2 NINE LARGE REGIONAL BLOCS Domei. TOKYO, June 28—The Extra-1 ordinary Cabinet Meeting this i afterncon, in line with the Gov- ernment's policy to streamline the country's administrative! structure, effected the regrouping, of regional administrative units by concentrating prefectures intoj broad blccs. according to an announcement
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  • 97 2 Domei TOKYO. June 29—To promote the exchange of Buddhist culture, between 1 Nippon and other countries in the I Dai Toa Kyoeiken. tlu Inter- national Buddhist Society here ha-s': published and sent to Nampo a pictorla; magazine on Nippon Buddhist arts The first edition contains 34 fully illustrated
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    • 142 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrs A Nagalingam. Mr. N. Sumboo. Mr. N M. Muthu and family hereby express their heartfelt gratitude to all relatives and friends for their kind asyistence and attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. K. Nagalingam. and also those who sent wreaths, letters and telegrams of
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    • 187 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 pm. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. talk in Malai; 7.20 pm. news in Malai: 7.35 p.m. piano interlude; 750 pm instrumental music; 8 p.m news ln Cantonese. 8.15 o.m. news in Hokkien: 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon; 8.40
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    • 909 2 WANTED to rent a room or a house with one or two rocms (furnished or unfurnished) in the neighbourhood of town. Helper in obtaining this accommodaticn will be rewarded. Apply to the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition^, Cecil Street. Syonan. J PUBLIC NOTICE JM TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 232. Re: The
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