Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 24 December 1943
1943-12-24
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Title Section24 1943-12-24 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140 f 146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 331 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS24 words
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150 1943-12-24 1 Ifcrawi TOKYO, Dec. 23-Dai Honyei »t 3.30 p.m. today announced that our Army Air Force, carrying out a surprise raid en the enemy air bass at Kunming on Dec. 22, accounted for 40 enemy planes, shot down or damaged. THe text of the150 words
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346 1943-12-24 1 Otwi LISBON, Dec. 23 -Notwithstanding the advent of Winter. the German forces launched one of their heaviest tank counterattacks of the war in the Zhlobin and Korosten area of the Ukraine. west of Kiev on the eastern front, with Soviet forces responding wfth heavy346 words
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Article32 1943-12-24 1 US*ON. Dec 23.— The British Air kbnift announce that units of th<i L^uftwi &f*in bombed the British <*pita .ttJt njfiht. causing damage aud 1 j-. It is reported from Loution.32 words
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Article483 1943-12-24 1 FOOD PRICES form one of the first questions in the public mind today. Letters have readied us from our many reader* on this all-important subject, and we can give the assurance that this matter has not been overlooked by the authorities concerned Food prices prose it a vexed483 words
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Naval Air Force Carries Out Another Devastating Raid On Cape Merkus
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233 1943-12-24 1 TOKYO, Dec. 23.—Dai Honyei at 1.30 p.m. today announced that our naval air force carried out a devastating raid on enemy positions and the ammunition depot in the Cape Merkus sector, New Britain Island, at dawn on Dec. 22. The announcement also233 words
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129 1943-12-24 1 Btmti. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Dec. 23— The enemy I landing point on Pilelo Island off Cape Merkus was pounded heaj vily at dawn on Dec. 21 when our j naval air. raiders bombed and scored direct bits on enemy tarj129 words
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Article48 1943-12-24 1 RAJA MUSA bin Haji Bot. Syonan Kotohoin Judge, died si bis residence in Tiong Bahru early this morning after a. brief illness. He was 46 years of age and leaves a wife. Be'was appointed a- -judge of the Syonan Kotohoin in May last year.48 words
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216 1943-12-24 1 BUKNOS AIRES, Dec. 22—The railroad strike-threat in America took an even more serious turn today after IS non-operating brotherhoods, with 1,100,000 members,' ordered a strike starting from Dec. 30. according to a Washington dispatch. Five operating brotherhoods, with 350.000 members, previously had called a216 words
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134 1943-12-24 1 REVISED trolley-bus and omnibus fares will come into force as frcm Jan. 1 next year, it is officially announced, says Domei. For trotyey-bUMS. the new rates win bo five cents for two sections, covering approximately 2.S miles, and for all lines over134 words
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Article48 1943-12-24 1 BUENOS AIRSS, Dec. 28.— The San Francisco News announced that m display advertisements would be accept«d for the Dec. 23 mud Dec. 24 Issues and that the newspaper will not bs printed on Christmas Day owing tc newsprint shortage, states a report from Baa rranctapa.48 words
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Article, Illustration476 1943-12-24 1 A I>OMBI NAVAL - A I>OMBI NAVAL BY COHMBNTATOft TOKYO, Dec. 22.—Undeniable proof of Nippon naval air supremacy in the skies over New Britain and the surrounding seas is clearly testified to by the fact that 75 per cent, of enemy transports and convoyinsr476 words
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96 1943-12-24 1 Daflftet. BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 22— Gen. Dwight Eiaen-Hower, present United States Commander of the Mediterranean area, and not Oen. George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff of th« United States Army, has been definitely decided to head the invasion of Western Europe, according .to the96 words
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173 1943-12-24 1 A NIPPON BASE in the Central Pacific, Dec. 23—The enemy air force has paid heavily lor a series of ineffective raids carried out against our positions on Central Pacific islands. On the morning of Dec. 19,! flights of enemy planes three times raided our173 words
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252 1943-12-24 1 SPECIAL services have been arranged by the Christian churches in Syonan for tomorrow— Chrictma* Day—one cf the moat important chriattftn f eatrvab* of ftie ye*r. Although Christma* Day is not a public holiday, it Is understood that a number of firms axe giving Christian members252 words
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Article59 1943-12-24 1 Domei. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 23. -Christian churches of all denominations in Selangor all observe Christmas here with special services and pageants. There will' be services with music on Christmas Day. All catholic cliurches will sing midnight mass on Christmas Eve. Colourful pageants will be staged by the59 words
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253 1943-12-24 1 DmmL TOKYO, Dec- 23—KoUishi Denka (His Imperial High ness Crown Prince Akihito) graciously observed his tenth birthday anniversary today. As heir apparent to the Imperial Throne, Kotaishi Denka. wlo is, at present, a fourth grade pupil of the Peers' School is training himself both mentally253 words
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230 1943-12-24 1 FIVE HUNDRSD members <f the Malai Police Officers' Training School turned out smartly on parade yesterday m jrning wh«n the graduation cere me ny of tho sixth-term cadets of the Police Bureau, drawn from all parts of Malai, was held at the Police; Depot,230 words
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Article35 1943-12-24 1 MANILA, Dec. 21 The National Assembly tnis morning passed the> national Government budget for the fiscal year 1944 amounting to Pesos 121.845.4 AT chargeable against ordinary «nd extraordinary income totalling Pesos 156,642.927.35 words
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529 1943-12-24 1 ONE OF THE measures taken by the Gunsei in August 2603 was the enforcement cf the Important Materials Control Regulations. This step was taken with a view to achieving the smooth functioning of economic control. The treaty regarding the transfer of the four northern Malalan529 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Dai Toa Marching On To New Order: Youths' Role Stressed
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51 1943-12-24 2 MR. SHEAM TO-LAN, chairman of the Oversea Chinese Association. Kaala Upto, Pahang on the occasion of the second anniversary of the oatbreak of the Dai Toa Senso, donated Sl.Mt to the Army Hospital hi Syaman for the tomfort tmmA intended for Nippon woanded51 words
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SPORTS
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Article161 1943-12-24 2 SYONAN WANDERERS won the Okamoto Soccer Cup. beating Cosmopolitan by two goals to cne in the final match before a large crowd at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. H&ji Gralian drew first blood for the Wanderers, but Tee Siang equalised 15 minutes later, scoring from a161 words
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891 1943-12-24 2 TOKYO, Dec 22.—Absolute, unshakable conviction in final-victory was voiced by Eiji Antau, Joho Kyoku Sosai (President of the Board of Information), in a stirring speech given this evening before the Dai Toa Youths Rally held at Toshima Public Hall here. He emphasized that891 words
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Article115 1943-12-24 2 THE ENGAGEMENT was announced last Saturday, (11th Dec, 2003) cf Mr. Abdul Rahman Ratnam (Detective attached to Paya Lebar Police Station), son of the late Mr. T. Sivsathambaram of Ceylon, to Miss Jessie Clematis Cortleing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Reginald Cortleing of Borneo. For the occasion a115 words
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Article62 1943-12-24 2 Mrs. NANCY TAN SCO BIN (nee Yeo Yam Neo> passed away peacefully at 1.15 p.m. (T.T.) yesterday (Thursday, 23rd Dec, 2603) at the age of 50, stt her residence No. 325, River Valley Road, leaving behind two sens, three daughters and several grandchildren to mourn her loss. Funeral took62 words
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Article236 1943-12-24 2 LESSON 86 POLITE AND FAMILIAR FORMS (Continued) 2£ J!ft JTI Comeln 3. Doko c irasshaimasu ka? Where are you r* 4? S/-Y sx. going? 4 1 sT??^*£ J*" gOlng home 5. Doko kara olde nasaimaahita ka? Where do (have) fa *5 *4^ 1-V\-*i/* you come from?236 words
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BOXING
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Article, Illustration241 1943-12-24 2 A FINE effort to encourage professional boxing on proper lines is being made by Mr. Toahlo Ono, Chairman, Sycnan Shimbun Kai. Mr. Ono is offering a handsome trophy to be won by the boxer who displays the best fighting spirit, boxing science241 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement188 1943-12-24 2 POLICE BAND PROGRAM THE SYONAN Police Band, under the direction of Conductor Garcia Smgh will perform in Public at the Police Club from 7 pn. to I p.m. on Sunday. Take The Bert and Leave The Rest Insist tn NAN BOKU "HAN BOKl! Whtahy »ad Braady ofctoJoabte fr*tn High daw188 words
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Advertisement33 1943-12-24 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BANNO'S MPPON-GO-ENGLJSH DICTIONARY In 4 Parts 912.M per set. KOUGO NITPON-GO GRAMMAR Volwne I n $2.5* each. On sale at:— P. K. NATHAN T. S, MANI, 3»ti, North Btidge Road, Syoaaa.33 words
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Advertisement270 1943-12-24 2 TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 312 Re: REVISION OF FARES OF TROLLEY BUS AND OMNIBUS. THE FARES of trolley buses and omnibuses of Syonan Tokubetu Si is hereby revised and will be enforced as directed hereunder:— 1- Date of enforcement: From January Ist. Syowa 19. 3. Trolley buses: Within 2 sections—9270 words
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Advertisement386 1943-12-24 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, Several Salesmen. Must be energetic and able to handle sales of First Class Local Products. Apply in writing to:—"Camllle" Products, 12. Bonham Building, Syonan. WANTED CLERKS, experienced in the rubber business and able to write Katalcana. Hiragana and Kanji well, and must have a knowledge of Malai386 words
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Advertisement251 1943-12-24 2 %sgmtanjs[imlnm (English Edition) SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ot TSTATION subscription: «0 per month (including postage). Outstxtion subscribers are requested to nay six months subscription in advance. LOCAL (within town area) subscription: S2 per month. Special arrangements may bo made for mailing to foreign countries. Ftoase address all correspond eaee regarding subscription and251 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous171 1943-12-24 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 8.30 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Children's Hour; 6.5 ft p.m. Malai music by the Jswa Tengah Party; 7.20 p.m. news to Malai; 7.35 p.m. Nippon songs and piano recital by the Oh sisters; 8 p.m. news to Cantonese; 8.15 pjn. news171 words
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