Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 22 March 1943
1943-03-22
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Title Section22 1943-03-22 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 89 MONDAY. MARCH 22. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 7 CENTS22 words
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Article730 1943-03-22 1 Show Them The Way—A Plea WE HAVE HEARD it whispered in certain quarters that the behaviour of the younger set in Malai today is lacking in courtesy and respect,—behaviour which has in some instances provoked real, if only unmeant, anger. In referring to this matter, we hope to contribute730 words
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116 1943-03-22 1 CONSIDERABLE DESTRUCTION DomH. yUPEH FRONT, Mar. 20.— Heavy Nippcn artillery, unleashing a terrific bombardment on Mar. 16. sank 27 enemy vessels including five between 700 and 1,500 tons and heavily damaged six additional large craft, as well as a number of smaller vessels, near116 words
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146 1943-03-22 1 UNDISCLOSED HUPEK BASE, Mar. 20—Two corps belonging to Chungking's 161 st Division which, on the evening oJ Mar. 17, attemptod to retake Mitctze, approximately 16 kilometres southwest ot Shasi across the Yangtze River, south-central Hupeh Province, were routed by the following morning, it146 words
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Article217 1943-03-22 1 Dom#i BERLIN Mar ?i. —Chancellor Adolf Hitler in a speech at the Court of Honour of the Berlin Zeughaus. on the occasion of the fourth War Heroes Memorial Day. declared that the crisis on the Eastern Front has been definitely overcome, and measures have been staled which in217 words
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Article, Illustration48 1943-03-22 1 A toast to the common destiny and future wellbeing of two brother nations—Nippon and China, drunk by Nippon Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo and President of the National Government of China, Mr. Wang Ching-wei. Premier Tojo made a historic visit to Nanking recently.— (Domei photo).(Domei photo). - 48 words
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447 1943-03-22 1 SIGNIFICANCE POINTED OUT l>omei. TOKYO. Mar. 20. —Lieut-Gen. Takuro Matsui has been appointed Chief of Staff of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in China, the Rikugun-sho (War Ministry) announced today. General Matsui, military adviser to the National Government of China, succeeds447 words
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45 1943-03-22 1 Nippon Planes Raid AntiAxis Installations Domei LISBON. Mar. 20—General Mac Arthur's communique announced that Nippon bombers, escorted by fighters, yesterday raided anti-Axis installations at Porlock Harbour on New Guinea Island. 50 miles from Buna, damaging the wharf and a launch, it is reported from .Melbourne.45 words
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118 1943-03-22 1 Domei. BERLIN. Mar. 19—On the occa- j sion of the birthday of Prophet Mohammed, the Grand Mufti o: Jerusalem, Amin Al Husseini, in the course of his speech at the Berlin mosque, declared that the day cf reckoning would come when all Arabians and118 words
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551 1943-03-22 1 Domei TOKYO, Mar. 21.—With the return to Hanoi of Kenlcichi Yoshizawa, Nippon Ambassador to French Indochina, ec-operation between the French colony and Nippon undoubtedly will still be i lurthered. political observers here declared v°sterday. Mr. Yoshlzawa is en route back to his ;>cst from551 words
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555 1943-03-22 1 OPERATION DESCRIBED Dome! YUNNAN FRONT, Mar. iy.—Nippon forces have capped their arduous trek through Kaoliehkung mountains with the capture of Pyimaung, key point on the Burma-Yunnan border. Tlie Chungking regime in ar. attempt lo make up lor the loss!555 words
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68 1943-03-22 1 MML AN UNDISCLOSED Nippon Base, Mar. 19—A Nippon Army air unit yesterday afternoon shot down two Hurricane i fighters in aerial combat with an enemy formation comprised of several Hurricane fighters over Arakan north of Akyab. The remainder of the enemy planes fled without68 words
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263 1943-03-22 1 i Domei TOKYO, Mar. 21-Superiority of technique of Nippon divers and their devotion to work are playing a vital role in the refloating of scuttled enemy ships in Southern waters, said Rear Admiral Yasutakca Hashigucl.i, recognized authority on ship-salvasing. He263 words
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Article52 1943-03-22 1 Domei. RCttfF. Mar. 19—Grand Admiral Karl Doeniiz Coniniander-in-Chief of *he German Navy, arcived here 0:1 Mar. 15 and conferred with Admiral Artuio Ricca-di Italian State Undersecretary and Chief of Navy s'afT, for three days on proMi dm ron^pr-' with the future collaboration of th? Italian and52 words
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228 1943-03-22 1 D«mei BUENOS AIRES. Mar 13.—A Londcn report *>ays that the aoDarent inability of the British Admiralty to cope with th« growing U-boat menace was the causof the fierce concerted attack in j the House of Commons yest^rd.iy on the Admiralty, climaxed by the228 words
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73 1943-03-22 1 Tenno Heika Officiates At 'Sh unki Koreisai' Domei. TOKYO. Mar. '21— Tenno Heika at 10 a.m. officiated at Shunki Koreisai" (Spring worship of Imperial ancestors). Paying homage to Jtmtnu Tenno and successive generations of Emperors, Tenno Heika prayed for the prosperity of the Nippon Empire. Proceeding to the Imperial Sanctuary73 words
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113 1943-03-22 1 HOMAGE PAID AT MEIJI SHRINE Domei TOKYO. Mar. 21.- Tnc Vislring Burmese high officials. D. Ba. Maw. Chief of the Burm,\-.> G:vernmeiu together wmi Majn; Mya, Director of Home Allans. Them Maung. Director of Financial Affairs and Major General Aung San, Commander-in-Chiet of113 words
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156 1943-03-22 1 Dotnei TOKYO. Mar 20.- Dr. U Ba. Maw. Chief oi the Burmese Government, and his party wer~ guests tc night at a showing of motion pictures depicting Nippon agricultural life and Nippon culture, sponsored by Jcho Kvoicu 'Board of Information*. The visiting gue*Ls156 words
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118 1943-03-22 1 Dome:. CANTON Mar 21.—T.ip CtUna Airways C;muinv h^ <J?e;d^a t» strengthen air •errirsa between Nippon anl ths Continent ond throughout China as w.»ll as to open up a new service and revive old lines, beginning from Apr. 1. South China pir routes \> ill be118 words
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480 1943-03-22 1 SUCCESS GAINED IN TUNISIA BY MILITARY CO-RESPONDENT Dotnei. LISBON, Mar. 20.—The terrific- impact of German infantry and mechanized forces, most effectively supported by thi Luftwaffe, in the southern sector of the Eastern front is nultin the Soviets to rout, despite frant'c last-minute foviet480 words
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334 1943-03-22 2 SQUABBLE OVER INFL UENCE ZONES MM ZURICH, Mar. 18-As the first we3k cf British Foreign Minister's visit to Washington ended, it was r.pDarent that there are serious differences of opinion between Britain and the Soviet Unicn, on tho en? hand, and the United States,334 words
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319 1943-03-22 2 Domei. .TOKYO, Mar. 20-The recent indiscreet statement of the American Ambassador to Russia, Wiliiam Standley, as well as the statement by VS. vice President Henry Wallace and movements of th? British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden in Washington. would indicate that the leaders of319 words
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324 1943-03-22 2 Ifcuiei. TOKYO. Mar. 19. -Preaching the doctrine of mutual trust and harmony between China and Nippon, 68-year-cld Kikujlro Takashima. new President of the Central China Development Company succeeding Kenji Kodama, has decided to take his whole household to reside in Shanghai, eventually *to be324 words
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230 1943-03-22 2 WILL BENEFIT CHINA,' SAYS ENVOY SHANGHAI, Mar. 19. —Mamorn Shigemitsu, Nippon Ambassador to China, in a Press interview this afternoon declared that Nippon's new China policy is being: carried out vigorously here, thanks to the hearty co-operation between Nippon and Chinese authorities. Hs230 words
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253 1943-03-22 2 j Domei TIENTSIN, Mar. 19.—A1l practical procedure for the rendition of exclusive Nippon concessions in China is progressing quit 3 smoothly, Chiyo Ohta, Nippon j Consul-General here, explained in a Press interview. Mr. Ohta returned to Tientsin yes terday from Nanking where253 words
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455 1943-03-22 2 DISPLAYING the same aggressiveness that characterized his appearances in the ring many years ago, Fr^nkie Weber obtained a clear-cut decision over Young Bautista in the iinal of Saturday's triple main event boxing card at the Great World arena. In the preceding main events, Kid455 words
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103 1943-03-22 2 MR. N. RAGHAVAN, President of the Malai branch of the Independence League, has resigned from his position owing to illhealth. The Territorial Committee of the Independence League, Malai branch, which concluded its three-day session, on Friday, accepted his resignation with great regret, and has103 words
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88 1943-03-22 2 Domei. LISBON. Mar. 19-The threat by John Lewis. President of United Mine Workers, to call a strike of 500,000 mine workers unless coal operatives grant a two-dollars-a-day increase pay is being assailed by American newspapers. The newspapers, calling or. PresidentRoosevelt to take a firm88 words
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134 1943-03-22 2 Domei. IPOH, Mar. 19.—Eight Perak boys have been recommendd Icr scholarships at the College of Medicine, Syonan, which begins its first term under the New Order some time next month. The eight boys were selected after a competitive examination in the Nippon language. Malai.134 words
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145 1943-03-22 2 Two-Rice-Crops-A-Year Plan Forges Ahead THE PROGRAM of the Gunsei Kanbu (Military Administration) t» augment the production of rice in Malai and Sumatra is making excellent progress. It is announced that the planting of imported high-grade rice ■eeds from Nippon, Taiwan and Djawa has been virtually completed in Malai and Sumatra.145 words
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342 1943-03-22 2 TECHNICAL EDUCATION THE EMPHASIS laid on tech nical education in Syonan and the opportunities it criers to the youth of the country constitute perhaps one of the most encouraging aspects f f the arduous task of reconstruction that is being carried out in the342 words
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139 1943-03-22 2 CONVICTED for profiteering, H. M. Chotrani, the assistant manager of a piecegoods firm in North Bridge Road, was fined $750, cr seven months' rigorous imprisonment in default, in the Criminal District Court on Saturday. "It is atrocious to charge $3.50 for a yard139 words
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394 1943-03-22 2 FIERCE NIPPON BOMBINGS Domei SHANGHAI, Mar. 20.—Systematic bombing raids carried recently by Nippon Army planes on various Chungking air bases over far-flung areas in south-west China, have frustrated all Chungking and American attempts to launch an aerial offensive against the Nippon forces, the spokesman of394 words
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140 1943-03-22 2 SHANGHAI, Mar. 19—In an attempt to penetrate the insulation of wax conditions between Australia and other Asiatic neighbours, the Shanghai branch of the Austral-Asiatic Association, which is engaged in the promotion of Australian-Asiatic understanding at present, will daily broadcast a program of news commentaries,140 words
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85 1943-03-22 2 Domei. TOKYO, Mar. 20—Scientific and technical measures to be carried out in future for the reconstruction ol the Southern Regions, were discussed yesterday at a round-table conference, attended by about 150 prominent officials of the Board of Technology and interested organizations, at Dai Toa Kaikan.85 words
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Article75 1943-03-22 2 Dotnei LISBON, Mar. IS>. -A Douglas airliner, which teas en route to Sydney from Melbourne, crashed near Sydney yesterday morning Engine trouble caused the crash tchich broke the plane in half. It is learned that Brigadier General J. W. Crawford, former Commander of the75 words
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209 1943-03-22 2 TIMES COMMENTS ON LATEST MOVE Dome! TOKYO, Mar. 20- Nippon Times in an editorial welcomes the Government's establishment 0/ the three new organs -Cabinet Advisory System, New Wartime Economic Council and Administrative Supervisory System —which will help increase the nations fighting power through the perfection209 words
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Miscellaneous164 1943-03-22 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 28 -V TODAY we continue on the radio to give you some more examples. 1. Anohito «a asoko dc nani o shite imasu ka?—What is that man doing there? 2. Anohito wa tsuii o shite imasu. —He is fishing. 3. Ah, dan dan kuraku narima&hita ne.—Ah!164 words
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Miscellaneous165 1943-03-22 2 MONDAY 6 p.m. music: 6.20 p.m. news in Nppon language; 6.30 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 6.50 p.m. Malai music; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. Chinese music; 7.45 p.m. reading in Chinese; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of ITippon; 8.40 p.m.165 words
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