Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 October 1942

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  • 20 1 The Syonan Times 140 Cecil Street, Syonon-to Telephone 5471. ISo. 201 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, KOKI 2602, SYOWA 17 7 Cent*
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  • 299 1 ALLIED COUNTRIES LOSING CONFIDENCE IN BRITAIN U.S. Willkie fs Statements Analyzed ASIATIC PEOPLES WARNED AGAINST ENEMY'S TRICKERY Nanking, Oct. 10. Domei. 11/IR. Masaomi Yositomi, Spokesman of the Nippon Embassy in China, in a Press statement in connection with the current visit to China of Mr. Wendell Willkie, President Roosevelt's special
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  • 132 1 1 Tokyo, Oct. 9. T'ENNO-HEIKA granted an audience to Vice-Admiral Imoti ITakahasi, and Rear-Admirals Yasuo Yasuba and Atusi Kawuga, who returned to Tokyo from their overseas posts. I Later Tenno-Heika cave a luncheon in honour of Vice- I Admiral Takahasi. which was attended by
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  • 463 1 Tokyo, Oct. 10. THE Japan Times and Advertiser, in an editorial on the occasion of the 31st anniversary of the Double Tenth Revolution which prepared the way for the establishment of the Chinese Republic by the late Dr. Sun Vat-sen
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  • 95 1 Canton, Oct. 9. Domei. MR. SJremasa Simada, chief adviser to the Nippon Military Administration in Malay i, arrived here from Saigon by air at 4 p.m. en route to Tokyo. He is scheduled to leave Tiihoku to-morrow morning. Meanwhile, General Ikutaro Inouye, President of the
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  • 258 1 Lisbon, Oct. 8. Domei. IT is reported from Chungking that President Roosevelt's envoy, Wendell Willkie, left Chungking by plane yesterday after a 5-day visit. The next stop of his world tcur, which has taken him through the Middle East and across
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  • 127 1 Lisbon, Oct. 9. Domei. Pis reported from London that the British Secretary of State for India, Mr. L. S. Amery, declared In the House of Commons that Britain will never negotiate with Mahatma Gandhi's AllIndia Congress Party unless it repudiates violence and
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  • 133 1 Yokosuka, Oct. 9, Domei. 'THE sacred ashes of the four naval heroes who died during the daring submarine attack on Sydney Harbour on the night of May 31, which .returned this morning, were given a solemn reception by naval men and citizens of
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  • 262 1 HARI RAYA, the first big Muslim festival to be observed under tne new. administration, provides an effective counter to the groundless propaganda by the Allies that Nippon will not respect :he religious customs and beliefs ot the various races in the Southern Regions. The complete
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  • 220 1 Tokyo, Oct. 9. tVTR. TOMOKAZU II OKI, Spokesman of the Board of Inform--1 ation, at the regular foreign Press conference when questioned regarding the significance of the interviews given by the Soviet Premier to the Associated Press correspondent,
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  • 94 1 From cue of our air bases in North China, Oct. 10. Domei. IT is announced by the headquarters of our Expeditionary Forces in North China thj.t a large formation of our war panes Thursday morning carried out a devastating raid on Loyang, headquarters of the Chungking
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  • 223 1 Buencs Aires, Oct. 9. Domei. IT is reported from Pittsburgh that Lord Halifax, British Ambassador, pessimistically admitted to the United States people that the control of vital war materials has passed Trom the hands of the United Nations to the Axis powers.
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  • 151 1 Relations Between Nippon Soviet Normal Manchonli, O<"t. 9. Dome!. |LfR. Kunao Mivakawa. Counsellor of the Nippon Embassy In Moscow, during his brief stopover here en route to Tokyo from Kuibyshev. declared that «he natbreatc of the GreYer *iia War has not effected the relations between Ninpon and the Soviet Union
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  • 132 1 Tsinan, Oct. 9, Domei ENGAGING more than 74.00:5 enemy forces in 492 combata during September, our forces operating in Shantung Province and northern part of Kiangsu and Anhwei Provinces captured 1.708 enemy troops. It is revealed. The enemy left 3.281 dead on the battlefields during
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  • 407 1 Mail Service For Civilians In Enemy Neutral Countries Tokyo, Oct. 9. IT is learned that a mail service between Nippon on the one hand and enemy and neutral countries on the other, througn the Nippon Red Cross Society, wiU be opened beginning October 12. The Nippon Red Cross Society by
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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  • 399 2 THIS is really a continuation of our comments In this column, on Bribery and Corruption, which appeared in Friday's issue, as we give another variation on the theme of the abuse of authority by the "official" local man. In doing so, we are well aware that we
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  • 422 2 HONOUR INTEGRITY The risks he took in resorting to "squeeze" were small, because "everybody was doing it" and as honour and integrity were then unimportant, he was quite willing to take that risk, although to preserve appearances of his high moral qualities, he diligently made his appearance at his place
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  • 245 2 We are not concerned with the race or nationality of people who resort to such practices and who abuse the authority placed in their hands by extorting illegal remunerations or gratifications for services, which should be rendered free of charge, or for no more than the lawful
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  • Professor Tanakadate Outlines Some Characteristics Of Nippon Culture, Civilization
    • 1309 2 ADDRESSING a large and en- thusiastic audience at the Dai Toa Gekizyo last night in the third of a series of cultural lectures in Syonan, Professor Hidezo Tanakadate, director of the Syonan Musuem, spoke of "Some Characteristics of Nippon Culture and Civilization." He said: Each
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    • 638 2 /CONSTRUCTIVE suggestions for dealing with cultural problems in the Southern Regions are welcomed by the GunSendenhan, said Mr. T. Fujimori In the course of an address at the Dai Toa Gekizyo last night when he introduced the speakers at the third of
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 997 2 NIPPON-GO LESSON 26. T7HE conjugated forms of the tal, meaning "wish to" (Lesson vero aru (to have, to be) 21) also nas its conjugation which, were eiven yesterday ™th «i«> ifc is uselul to learn. As the vari* were gi/en yesterday with the ous forms of tnese adjectives conjugations of
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  • 171 3 DEADERS of the Sjonaa Times are invited to submit a brief thesfc en the •übject of how best the todividual citizen, whatever his age or his occupation, could most effectively make a practical contribution towards the great work of reconstruction of
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  • 109 3 Hong Kong, Oct. 9. Dome!. TTHE Hcng Kcng Foreign Trade A^saciation, which has been organized for the purpose of S2curing necessaries and their smooth wholesale distribution, as well as promoting the activity of Hong Kcng as the new relaying port, held an inaugural meeting
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  • 184 3 jJURING th s July-September quarter, principal activities of th? Muslimin Trust Fund Association Syonan-to included medical aid to 4,134 persons of all jimctt and nationalities at the Aliagoff outdoor dispensary maintained by the Association with a full time doctor, dresser and dispenser. Free
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  • 419 3 Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 9. Domei. A WIDE range of exhibits displaying different kinds of timber as well as models of a timber house and a saw-mill will be shown in the Forestry section at the forthcoming Agricultural Exhibition organized by
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 269 3 A MITSUBISHI SOKO KAISHA Ltd., SYONAN OFFICE f •.TEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SYONAN Manager YOSHIHMO KOSHINA Office Teleohnne N'os. 5281/3 (3 Lines i -~jKy*jt^J^*^r' >c. jbtß WSi TIGER TOILET SOAP THE BEST FOR EVFRY OCCASIONS. Office 15, Purvis Street, Syonan. Phone No. 6947. Factory at 701. Geylang Rd. Syonan. Phone
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    • 959 3 SYONAN TOKUBETU-SI NOTICE No. 126 Supplement to Notice No. 114, Para. 3, In respect of Permits for Medium Wave Receiving Sets. Owners of Medium Wave Receiving Sets are hereby requested to obtain their permits for listening: to medium wave broadcast from the undermentioned: 1. Place for obtaining Application Form.—Nearest Police
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    • 549 3 NOTICE THE FIRST SELANGOR AGRIHORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION. 2602. (NEW ORDER) The above agricultural Exhibition is held at the Race Couse on Nov. 3 and 4. 2602. to coin? memorate the Meizi-Secu. the Birthday of Meizi Tenno-HeiKa. Although It is a Selangor Show, the public throughout the P2ninsuia are welcome. Entries for
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 155 3 To-morrow's Radio Lesson In Nippon-Go TTO-DAY (Monday) yoa will study on the radio simple sentences using the word "Kono' meaning "this" "Kono" is an adjective. "Kono" is placed Just before the noun which it qualifies. Now by means of simple Nippon-go sentences, we shall show the use of "Kono" almost
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  • 132 4 Revived In Selangor AUTHORITIES' GESTURE TO ALL LABOURERS Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 9. Domei. "THIS is indeed a great gesture on the part of 1 Government," said Che Othman, Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation in Selangor, commenting on Government's action in reviving the Workmen's Compensation Act in the State.
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  • 84 4 Ipoh, Oct. 9. DomcL MpOH Ondo" is the name of a ■1 musical composition by a local Nippon soldier, Mr. Kobayasi, rendered at a recent musical recital in Ipoh, by the State Band (former Nisihara band). Mr. Kobayasi, a member of the Heitan, one
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  • 409 4 THERE is one doctor in Syonan to-day who claims he has net enough work to do. Th< reason for this is that those ■under his charge are all fighting fit—excellent specimens of robust manhocd—ond all members o? Ryonan's Police Force, says Domei..
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  • 229 4 Tokyo, Oct. 9. Domei. THE Asahi correspondent, reporting from Syonan, quoted Sultan Ibrahim of Johore as saying that he is living a happy and peaceful life under the kind protection cf the Nippon forces. Describing his recent interview with the Sultan, whom he had occasion
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  • 121 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 7. FOLLOWING the warning issued by Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria, Kuala Lumpur magistrate, that anyone found guilty of storing, hoarding or selling matches at an excessive price, would be severely punished, an employee
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  • 362 4 China's 'History Of Humiliation' DOUBLE Tenin, the anniversary of the founding- of the Chinese Republic 31 years a?o was celebrated ye3t^rday for the first time under the Nipnon Administration, Malaya, without the trimmings and buntings formerly associated with this occasion, but with a new spirit that
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  • 237 4 Penang, Oct. 9, Domei. ■"■"•HAT the Hari Raya Puasa (the end of the Muslim fasting month), by which day every true Muslim must undergo a thorough purification, should be made the occasion for the Muslim community to dedicate
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  • 90 4 Yokohama, Oct. 9. Domei. MR. Tatuo Kawai, Ex-Minis-"l ter to Australia, vrhm arrived aboard the diplomatic exchange ship Kamakura Mara, in a statement expressed his gratitude to the Nippon Government in connection with the dispatch of the repatriation ship. He also thanked the authorities
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  • 194 4 rubber production re- sumed everywhere in Malaya. Gornu Toritukai Kumiai (Rubber Control Association) has ccme into existence, undertaking to Buysheet rubber. In order to facilitate the transportation and buyaig of rubber and to widen Its scope cf activities, the Toritukai Kumiai in Syonan
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  • 223 4 Penang, Occ. 9. Domei. A RRANGEMENTS have been completed with the Nippon Administration in Rangoon by which regular large supplies of rice would be sent monthly to Malaya, it was revealed by Mr. Mizuho Kurita, Director of Sangyo-bu and concurrently Financial Secretary,
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  • 111 4 IVAR- Rash Behari Base, Presi--ITI dent of the Council of Action of the East Asia Indian Independence League, returned to Syonan on Thursday after an extensive tcur of Burma, says Domei. It is understood that Mr. Bose will stay here for nearly a week
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  • 1281 4 'Zeal Industry Of Nippo n-zin Will Encourage Other Asiatics To Work Harder' Says Indonesian Journalist MR Parada Harahap, who was nick- named "King of the Java Press" In Nlopon, when he visited that country in 1934, and who Is now on a visit to Syonan-to, was entertained to dinner by
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  • 362 4 DECAUSE of the big demand for D expert translation work into Nippon-go, a former university professor hit upon the idea of becoming a public translator to the people of Syonan. He is Professor Lin Hui Siang, graduate of a Tokyo university and an authority
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  • 522 4 Tokyo News Commentary A NOTHER Columbus Day has come around. Many things have taken place since last Columbus Day, and no doubt many more things will take place before another returns, said a Tokyo radio commentator
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  • 79 4 [NDICATIVE of the great popu- larity of the tricycle-ricksha in Syonan, 113 vehicles have to date been registered by the Registrar of Vehicles Department in Middle Road. Of this number, 106 have been registered for hire purposes and are to-day plying for hire on Syonan
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  • 431 4 I^UCH regret and disappoins--I¥* ment was expressed by the Rural Heal.h Officer of the Syonan Municipality over the Irdifferenoe of the people of Syonan to the value of the simple composting process which he says, would give considerable help in the 'grow more food'
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  • 1441 6  - Cultural Greatness Of Nippon —An Historical Survey Rev. J. W. A. Kadirgamar "IVJIPPON," says Okakura Ka- 1 i kuzo "is the museum of i Asiatic rivilisation.... on her I shores every wave of Oriental I thought has left its traces To-day, the visitor to such peaceful and lovely places as
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  • 1353 6 £LOSE on the heels of the x^ announcement that Nippon arms and equipment had been delivered to the National Government of China at Nanking under the Sino-Nippon Yen 300,000,000 loan came the news that the third group of Nippon aircraft was delivered to Nanking for incorporation into
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  • 854 6 'THE article this week in the series acquirement of "Health Through Knowledge and Habits' is on "The Nervous System." The different parts of the human body work together like a perfect machine. When we walk all the different muscles work together in harmony.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 214 6 KATAKANA CROSSWORD —3 |HHo| 10 is a new crossword puzzle this week with fairly easy clues. Did you get everything right last week? Just compare with the solution and %cy below. clues across SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD L Storey 3. Dangerous reptile 5. Cupboard I MMM '11 p 8. Turtle I^B_^Jj^JßbJZl_L_J_L_
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