Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 2 September 1943
1943-09-02
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Title Section22 1943-09-02 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140U46 Cecil Streel, Syonan. Telephone JVo. 5471. 230 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. KOKI 2 603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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254 1943-09-02 1 CONFERMENT ANNOUNCED IN TOKYO Dome! TOKYO, Sept. I.—The eighth conferment of honours on itaval OJBeera o.n'l men, numbering 171, who gave up their lives for th?ir country on the various fighting fronts since the outbreak of Pai Toa Sen~o (War254 words
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Article569 1943-09-02 1 Anc c-Americans War Guilt TOMORROW will mark the lourth anniversary of Britain's lleclaraticn of war on Germany >~the fourth anniversary of the start of the conflagration which envelopes the world totlay. But for Britain's interference in European affairs, Germany would not have gone to war with Poland, or France,569 words
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221 1943-09-02 1 Ooinci. TOKYO, Sept I.— In the personnel shifts announced at nocn, the Kaigun-sho (Navy Ministry) disclosed that Vice Admiral Kanji Ugaki was appointed Chief of Staff of the Nippon Fleet in China waters succeeding Vice Admiral Yuzuru Tayuhi who was appointed a member of the Naval221 words
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113 1943-09-02 1 MED AN, Aug. 31—The untiring and painstaking effrrts of a doctor, Dr. T. J. Nainggolan. in his quest for an effective cure for malaria other than quinine hay? been crowned with success witr* his discovery of a medicine ccncocted from "cassia mata" plants,113 words
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Article, Illustration19 1943-09-02 1 A graduate receiving his diplo.ua at the ceremony held at the Keisatu Gakko on Tuesday.19 words
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95 1943-09-02 1 RAIDERS REPULSED OVER BOUGAINVILLE Oomel A NIPPON BASE in the SouthWestern Pacific, Aug. 31—It is disclosed that Imperial Navy fighters In the afternoon of Aug. 3C shot dewn 20 out of a large formation of 50 enemy bombers and fighters which appeared95 words
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58 1943-09-02 1 A NIPPON BASE In Mid-Pacific Aug. 31. —Another enemy guerrilla raid on Nippon positions was thwarted yeaterday^lrfwfßUUli -when lffp&m iaterceptors shot down one enemy plane and set afire another in repulsing enemy twin-engined fighters which attempted to attack Maikor of the Am Group In58 words
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162 1943-09-02 1 Uomri A NIPPON BASE oomewhere in; South Pacific, Sept. I.—A formation cf Nippon bombers, escorted by fighters, yesterday spotted an enemy convoy of several small-! sized transports, protected by one j cruiser and twe destroyers, which i were attempting to ship supplies to Bilao,162 words
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66 1943-09-02 1 Domei TOKYO, Sept. I.—The number of applicants passing this years second physical test in the aviate r's examination totalled seven times the number passing the first examination held in January, the Yokosuka Naval Station authorities disclosed yesterday. They said final selection will be held66 words
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151 1943-09-02 1 GUNSEIKAN ATTENDS FUNCTION] THE FIFTH term cadrts of the Kelsatu Gakko (Police SchocP in Syonan graduated on Tuesday j after two month*' intensive' training since July last. The! graduation ceremony was held in tat presence of the Gunseikan (Chief cf Military Administration) and other officials,151 words
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343 1943-09-02 1 IN CONNECTION with thf measure to be taken in future for the control of daily necessities, the authorities have issued the following statement: "As the term for reporting of stocks of those daily necessities w;.ich come under the regulations promulgated as an343 words
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143 1943-09-02 1 PREMIER TOJO BROADCASTS PLEDGE Domei TOKYO, Sept. I.—Addressing the people of Burma in an exchange broadcast with Adipadi and Prime Minister Ba Maw this evening, Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo firmly pledged that Nippon hand in hand with her new ally143 words
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625 1943-09-02 1 6We Have Our Enemies Where We Want Them,' Says Spokesman Hori Domei TOKYO, Sept. I.—ln tjhe four years since the outbreak of the present war in Europe, the world has witnessed the magnificent spectacle of the Axis forces speedily625 words
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263 1943-09-02 1 GERMAN BOMBERS POUND AUGUSTA Domei LISBON, Aug. 30.—Fast German bombers pounded enemy shipping in a new raid on Augusta harbour i as Reich U-boats sccred lurther successes in the Mediterranean, Atlantic and Black Sea areas German U-boats operating in the Mediterranean and Atlantic263 words
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233 1943-09-02 1 Domei. TOKYO, Sept. I—The steppingup of the production of warplanes is assured as the Cabinet regular meeting yesterday decided to give priority to the manufacture of machine tools fcr airplane production. According to a Joho Kyoku (Boarci of Information) communique which revealed priority for machine233 words
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95 1943-09-02 1 Domei TOKYO. Sept. I—Tfce Rikii-IMin-sho (War Ministry) yesterday announced that imperial sanction has been obtained to hold extraordinary enshrinement rites at Yasukuni Shrine? next Autumn, in older to deify approximately 20,000 additional souls of officers and men who died95 words
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Article, Illustration387 1943-09-02 1 DETAILS OF PROGRAM GIVEN THE IMPERIAL ARMY Band will give special performances, under the auspices of the Sen-den-bu 'Propaganda Department* at the Dai Toa Gckijo and the former V.M.C A Ground, starting from Saturday. There will be two pufMWiii Saturday. Sept. 4 at the387 words
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Advertisement9 1943-09-02 1 NIPPON'S UNITED ?00 MILLION WILL VANQUISH t.S. AND BRITAIN9 words
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Advertisement113 1943-09-02 1 FURTHER donations to tho Nippcn Red Cross Fund amounting to $220 hava been received by jthe Syonan Sinbun (English Edition). These donations come from: Mr. Nordin bin Ibrahim. Keibu. Kcisatsu Sho and ccnstables from the Police District of Kuala Tiipls $70.00 Mr. L. J. Le Mercier. c. 'o Kaltei Tsuushin113 words
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Advertisement9 1943-09-02 1 IN A LONG WAR VICTORY FAVOURS THE SPIRITUALLY STRONG9 words
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1182 1943-09-02 2 PROGRESS TOWARDS SELF-SUFFICIENCY REMARKABLE LKDER MPPOIS RULE By NKILSON MODDtR, Syonan Sinbon Staff Reporter. WHEN the States of Kedah and Perlis become Thai territory two months hence, the Thai Government will be receiving two provinces which have become completely agriculturalized and self-supporting during1,182 words
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Article, Illustration61 1943-09-02 2 The picture above is yet another scene from the Nippon film masterpiece The Union Jack Is Down," which faithfully reenacts phases in the Battle for Hongkong in December, 2601. The film, which is now being featured simultaneously at the Kyo-Ei and Syowa Gekijo, has been drawing crowded houses61 words
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362 1943-09-02 2 RECONCENTRATION OF FORCES Domei TOKYO, Sept. I.—The raid on Chungking on August 23 by the Imperial army air force, the first since the outbreak of the Dai Toa Senso was the prelude to an air offensive of unprecedented intensity by Nippon air362 words
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194 1943-09-02 2 Domel RANGOON, Sept. l—ln a Press interview today, Dr. Ba Maw, Adipadi or Burma State revealed the outline of the three-point basic policy of Burma as a new state which he has had under contemplation since the attainment of independence. The Adipadi stated that194 words
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180 1943-09-02 2 SATURDAYS program ol fights at the Great World Arena will be topped by a ten-round bout between Baby Eagle and Slogger Ang, two of the hardest hitting junior welterweights in the country. Much is expected of Baby Eagle who comes here fresh from his recent k.o.180 words
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497 1943-09-02 2 PROFITABLE SIDELINE FOR EVERYBODY THE GROWING of castor-oil plants, cf importance both for defence and medical purposes, is being encouraged by the Gunsei-kan-bu (Military Administration Department) by purchasing the seeds of such plants at fair prices, and providing every facility for cultivating. Fanners and497 words
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Advertisement379 1943-09-02 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED IMMEDIATELY Surveyor experienced in laying out Buildings and Roads lor Sycnan. Apply personally any time between 2 and 7 p.m. (T.T.) to 158, Tanjong Katong Road, Syonan. WANTED one experienced Infurance Canvasser on salary and commission. Only men with experience need apply with testimonials to Box No.379 words
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Advertisement147 1943-09-02 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH Mr. SONG KIM SWEE (aged 73) passed away yesterday, Sept. 1, 2603, at 630 a.m. (T.T.) at 130 Emerald Hill Road, leaving behind three sons and daughters-in-law (Mr. and Mrs. Song Teck Hee, Mr. and Mrs. Song Chco Cheng and Mr. and Mrs. Song Teck Chuan), five147 words
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Advertisement1367 1943-09-02 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE Na. 255 TOKUBETU-SI NOTICE NO. 256 Be: The revision of an applicative Re: The distribution of Cantor-Bout procedure for travelling permit to the Seeds onter district of Malai Peninsula. Whereas the castor-beau is cootriAII applications for travelling permit butory production as an important to the1,367 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous169 1943-09-02 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music: 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Chinese Children's program; 6.50 p.m. religious talk: 7.30 p.m. nc-ws in Malar. 7.35 p.m. Mandarin choral song 3; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese: 8.15 p.rr, news in Hokklen; 8.30 p.m. Nippon Spirit through Her History. No.169 words
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Miscellaneous389 1943-09-02 2 V\ £flfifl__lP^-' KYO-EI: EIKOKU KUZURURTJ NO HI." 3—6—8.30 p.m. SYOWA: "EIKOKU KUZURURU NO HI." 3.30 —6.30—9 p.m. USHIHO BUNKA EIGA, 3—s—7— 9 p.m. INDO: "LA DEFENSE" (Egyptian). 3—5.30 —8.30 p.m. YAMATO: "HUK YEE KWAI VAN" I (Cantonese). 3—6—8.30 p.m. To-mor- row: 'SIEW WAN LAU." MALAI: HAWAII MALAI OKI KAISEN." and389 words
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