Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 13 November 1944
1944-11-13
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Article121 1944-11-13 1 \-2s Send Britons Hurrying To Shelter LISBON. Nov. 11. (Domei) —Warned against the danger of Germany's latest V-2 "mystery weapon," residents of Southern Kngland last night hurried to their shelters when the Germans sent oyer more flying-bombs against the British Is'es. NO. 609 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13 KOKI121 words
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Article, Illustration332 1944-11-13 1 HIGHEST mPPON IKMH R CONFERRED NANKING, Nov. 12. (Domoi) The Publicity Ministry of the National Government of China today announced that President Wang Ching-wel, aged 62 years, died at 421 p.m. on Nov. 10 in Nippon while undergoing medical treatment, in Nagoya. Revealing332 words
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Article397 1944-11-13 1 PATRIOT OF' CHINA' NOT TUF. Irreplaceable loss of China alone but (hat of the entire political world is the death of President Wang Ching-wei, which took place in Nagoya. Nippon, last Friday. For few have figured In world history so prominently and with such outstanding succes—few indeed, have saved397 words
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162 1944-11-13 1 NANKINO. Nov 12 t Domei IThe birthday anniversary of Dr. Sun Vat-sen. Father of the Chinese Republic, was solemnly observed today by the National Government of China. Following worship before the Sun Vat-sen Mausoleum this morning, a memorial service was held at which Chen Knng-po.162 words
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Article298 1944-11-13 1 Com mends Army\ Vf/ry Chiefs In China TOKYO. Nov. 11. Domei i TENNO HEIKA today was pleased to grant a gracious Imperial message of commendation to the ComtiiaiKlei -in rliN-f of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in China and the Commander in-Chief ot the Nippon fleet in China waters,298 words
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165 1944-11-13 1 KWANGSI FRONT. Nov 10 <nomei>—Brigadier-General Clinlon Vinsou, commander of che American operational bathes in south-ea-st China, who had ben directing operations from Liuehow last American air base in Kwang.l Province, fled I.iuchow by plane at I about 8 p.m. on Nov. 7. according io165 words
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389 1944-11-13 1 MACARTHIR SPEAKS OF $LONC AJSD HARD BATTLE" AHEAD MANILA. Nov. 12 (Domei)- A unit of the Nippon forces which have been pounding the United Slates 24th. Division around Carigara. northern Leyte Island since Nov. 7 with shattering offensive blows, has succeeded in cutting389 words
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126 1944-11-13 1 TOKYO. Nov. 11. (Domti)—Dai Honyci announced a* 3.20 o'clock I this afternoon as follows:—. ''The American Air Force in China with a formation o approx- imately 80 B-29's raided western I Kyushu, and Salshu Island aboit ;10 o'clock today. Thp enem.. raiders fled after126 words
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Article54 1944-11-13 1 STOP PRESS TOKYO. Nov. 13. (Domei) —Dai Honyei announced at 2 p.m. today that the Banda Air I'nit, «f our Special Attack Corps, under fighter protection, on Nov. 12, launched a death-defying assault against enemy war vessels and transports in Lcytc Gulf, and sank one54 words
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170 1944-11-13 1 TOKYO. Nov. 11. (Domei)—lt to learned that Premier Grn. Kunlakl Koiso in hLs capacKy a* President of the Imperial Rule Assistance Association, sent Hold-Marshal Shunroku Hata. Ciwunander-ln-Chief of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in China, a iiitMagv of gratitude on behalf of rhe entire170 words
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Article134 1944-11-13 1 LISBON. Nov. 1«. (I)omtti).— The in-,1 adminfion ol thr 1.1. m ii use of the V 1 ueapon ajrain^t Inml .n and <.lh-I par Is of I ncl.mil m.is niidr by (he British t<>«!.•», when Prim*- Min.s'.rr ChftrrM I in the ll! mm- of < wim■■•iiv134 words
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1185 1944-11-13 2 Community Representatives Discuss Authorities 9 Objective Savings Scheme •INTEREST IN ADVANCE' SUGGESTION MADE By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter COMMUNITY representatives expressed their views frerly and Irankly when discussing the Tokubetu-si Savings Committee's proposals regarding the objective savings sch.me put before the meeting In the Tokubetu-si Board Room, Friday. Relerring to1,185 words
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Article122 1944-11-13 2 MARKED improvement in s'n*ing and earnest efforts on the part of the participants contribit?d largely to ths success of the N.p--pon-Oo Song Cantest at the Hosokan of the Great World last night Twenty-nine competitors, including three girls, took part In the con- test, which drt w a122 words
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269 1944-11-13 2 STRESSING that tU two recc i raids over this city were more «nj the nature of reconnaissance flights by the <inemy ami that in the future full-scale ait-raids could be) expected, Lt.-Col. Shozo Nakajfcra., Chief Army Spokesman, at his regular Prcs*269 words
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61 1944-11-13 2 DJAKARTA, Nov. 11. (Domei)— A cytain copper mine In DJawa whicn was opened by a Nippon firm ever ten years ago is now yielding vastly increasing ore with enlarged facilities including a newly opened power plant. Development work of the mine was .cv61 words
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Article248 1944-11-13 2 Third Malaian Boxing Title By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter IN SPITE of a disadvantage in weight o" 8 lbs., Kid Cabanela annexed the lightweight championahip of Malai when he decisively outpointed Baby Eagle over ten rounds before a large crowd at the New World Saturday night. The248 words
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333 1944-11-13 2 CHEQUE FOR $35,050 SENT TO KOSEI-KA CHO By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter A DONATION of $35,050 being contributions received from 39 firms and representatives of the Indian community of Syonan, has been forwarded to tflie Kosei-ka Cho by the Chairman, Indian333 words
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Article522 1944-11-13 2 NOTES COMMENTS By 'Sakura' PRICES of essential foodstuffs are rising, and so is the public's temper The ire of the people at j the way the cost of things, like vegetables, etc, have been jumped by sellers as a result of the two recent »ir raid attempts over Syonan, is522 words
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Obituary38 1944-11-13 2 MR. ROBERT HENRY RUFUS passed away peacefully at h's re:idence No. 60, Lo>-ong J. Telulc Kurau. at the age of 76 on Nov. 11 2604, at 6 p.m. (T.T.). Funeral at Bidadnri to-day at 6 p.m. (T.T.).38 words
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