Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 4 June 1943
1943-06-04
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Title Section22 1943-06-04 1 The Synan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone So. 5471. NO. 153 FRIDAY. JUNE 4. KOKI 2603. SyOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article615 1943-06-04 1 (P/?&H6O*A THERE is something more fchan a little core of rot' behind the serious labour troubles which are increasing In the United States and affecting the anti-Axis war effort to a greater extent than Ithey would like the outside (world to know. However, the615 words
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168 1943-06-04 1 IT IS REVEALED that to rationalize farther the management of rubber plantations in Malai and Sumatra so that production in these areas, which account for more than 80 per cent, of world production, may be fully on a war footing,168 words
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419 1943-06-04 1 DISCREPANCIES POINTED OUT Domei. TOKYO. June 3—British casualty figures during the three years since the outbreak of the European war announced by Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee to the House cf Commons on June 1 have grossly been distorted in order to lessen discontent among419 words
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301 1943-06-04 1 'Nippon Will Rescue Indian? From British '—Belief Fast Spreading Throughout India Domel. MADRID, Jane 2.—With British influence in India rapidly declining the masses there are beginning to realise the power and sincerity of Nippon and are becoming more pro-Nippon, declares a Turkish journalist who recently toured India at the invitation301 words
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Article191 1943-06-04 1 Inhuman Methods Of Warfare Oomel ROME, June 2.—Grave warning against anti-Axis inhuman methods cf warfare was issued today by His Holiness Pope Pius XII at a meeting held on the fourth anniversary of his ascension to the Papal Throne, which was attended by 19 Cardinals. World191 words
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109 1943-06-04 1 DoaneL MEDAN, June 3.—lt is disclosed that a new Nippon dally newspaper, called the Sumatra Shimbun, is being published at Padang on the west coast of Sumatra beginning from June 8 by the Syonan Slnbun Kal. The Syonan Slnbun Sal, publishers of the new109 words
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132 1943-06-04 1 TOKYO, June 3—Ambassador Tsai Pei of the National Government of China, accompanied by members of his staff, this afternoon called at Kaigun-sho (Navy Ministry) and delivered to the Kaigun Daijin (Navy Minister) Admiral Shigetaro Shimada the Special Order of Tung Kwang, China's132 words
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393 1943-06-04 1 Dome! LISBON, June 2.—The United States coal strike situation reached a most serious stage today when the War Labour Board announced the termination of all negotiations between operators and mine workers on issues which had been referred and393 words
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246 1943-06-04 1 MOVE TOWARDS KUBAN FOILED Desnel LISBON, June 2.—The Eastern Soviet front saw livelier activities yesterday as the Soviets approached Kuban bridgehead with strong forces, supported by tanks and battle planes, the German communique stated, adding that in the heavy fighting all Soviet attempts to pierce246 words
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276 1943-06-04 1 THIRTY-THREE potential leaders of Ifalai and Sumatra are undergoing an intensive course of instruction and mental and physical training at Woodsville In Upper Serangoon Road, Syonan, preparatory to sitting for the final examination for a threeyear course of further studies in Nippon for276 words
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78 1943-06-04 1 MM TOKYO, June 3.—Yasuyuku Yamazaki, 19-year-old second son of Colonel Yasuyo V-'ran-zaki who Tell together with all his 2,000 men in the valiant defence of Attu Island against the American invaders, has volunteered for, and successfully entered, the Army Air Corps Training School,78 words
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97 1943-06-04 1 DomeL ZURICH, June 2—Under the title "What is Nippon Preparing?" the Gazette De Lausanne has front-paged an article signed by Jacques Aubert, who concluded a review of the situation in Toa (East Asia) with the assertion that Nippon is "stronger than ever; this fact is97 words
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396 1943-06-04 1 Dewel. BERLIN, June 2.—lt is learned that the loss by Britain and the United States of 32,000,090 cross tons of shipping since the outbreak of the war amounted to more than the tonnage of their combined merchant fleets at396 words
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312 1943-06-04 1 DomeL STOCKHOLM, June 2.—The indomitable fighting spirit of the 2,000 Nippon soldiers stationed in Attu Island, who fought to the last man against American forces, 10 times larger, continues to evoke admiration not only from neutral but enemy circles. The bravery312 words
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90 1943-06-04 1 AS A MARK of respect, the people of Syonan will observe mourning tomorrow, the date set for the State funeral of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, former Camman-der-in-C hicf of the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Navy, who met gallant death whil? in action in the90 words
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228 1943-06-04 1 ENTRIES CLOSE ON JULY 30 POSTERS designed with the object of instilling a sens^ of iruraliiy into the minds o: the people of Malai. thus encouraging postal savings, arc invited by the pcstal authorities v.ho ar? holding a contest. Slogans are also i invited.228 words
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345 1943-06-04 1 Doom! TOKYO, June 3.—The hereto action of Captain Shigcru Kyoda, of the ill-fated Lisbon Maru. an N.Y.K. liner which sank in the eastern China Sea last October after receiving several torpedo hits released by an enemy submarine, at the time she was345 words
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Advertisement44 1943-06-04 1 FURTHER DONATIONS to the Nippon Red Cross Fund have been received by the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition). They are fromStanley it Co.. 107 North Bridge Road, Syonan $100.00 Staff. Miyako. Setehin and Ral Byoln, Syonan $272.96 $372.96 Previously acknowledged $26,777.37 Total to elate $27,150.3344 words
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262 1943-06-04 2 Ichang Heralds Complete Defeat Of Chiang 's Forces Dosnei. TOKYO, June 2. —Commenting on the official announcement of offensive operations by the Imperial forces in the sectcr opposite Ichang. military observers here pointed out that this is the lirst time that our forces have launched attacks against the Chungking forces262 words
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139 1943-06-04 2 AS A MARK of respect, the occasion being the State funeral of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, the clubhouse of the Syonan Sports Association will be closed tomorrow. The soccer league match between Kadir's XI and Potong Pa: ix XI scheduled tomorrow has been postponed,139 words
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178 1943-06-04 2 Dcmei NANKING. June 2.—China as a sister nation of Nippon in the Dai To a Kyoeiken will join in the mourning on June 5. the day cf the State Funeral of Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. All government offices, schools and commercial concerns in178 words
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238 1943-06-04 2 DomeL BUENOS AIRES, June 2-Alleg-ed "details" of three separate Nippon attacks on the United States West Ccast. two reportedly by aircraft operating from submarines and one by a submarine, have been given to the Senate Appropriations Sub-Committee by Forest Service officials,238 words
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261 1943-06-04 2 Dome!. LISBON, May 31.—Virtual admission that th 3 Indian famine is due to large experts oX food grains, including wheat from India, was seen when the Indian Government yesterday issued a statement revealing that exports of padi, rice and rice flour amounted to 253.500261 words
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119 1943-06-04 2 Dome. LISBON, May 31—A report from New York states that the plan put forward at Hotsprlngs by the British for an international agency to control buying and distribution of food after the war is being violently attacked by Isolationists. Today Hearst's journal, American, j raid119 words
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408 1943-06-04 2 GLOWING SHANGHAI TRIBUTE DomeL SHANGHAI, June 2.—There is something awe-inspiring about the heroism of the fighting men of Nippon thai transcends anything else that has developed since the war began. There hive been epics of courage and devotion to duty on408 words
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259 1943-06-04 2 Domei. KUCHING. June I.—A party of 38 men headed by Major-General Yoshinobu Manakl of the North Borneo Gunsei (Military Administration) has just completed an exploration survey of Nat una Islands, lying in the south-west-ern part cf the South China Seas, at three degrees five259 words
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259 1943-06-04 2 DwneL BUENOS AIRES, June 2—FearIng a protracted strike of coal miners, Government officials have made ready an order for sharper reduction cf train travel and a nation-wide dim-out, according to a report from Washington. Drastic action by the Government is also considered259 words
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229 1943-06-04 2 CONVICTED on charges of extorticn. a Hokien, Lim Chong Chuan was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment and 24 strokes of the rotan in the Sycnan Keizi Tihohoin yesterday. It was alleged that between Mar. 17 and Apr. 16, Lim Chong Chuan,229 words
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401 1943-06-04 2 ONE of the outstanding landmarks In the Indian uprising against British oppression will be commemorated by Indians in Malai on June 13 which marks the third anniversary of the execution by the British of the 95--year old Indian patriot, Udhara Singh, who401 words
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568 1943-06-04 2 WAR OPERATIONS REVIEWED DomeL TOKYO, June 3.—ln devastating operations staged from early May to date, from the west of Tungting Lake extending from Northern Hunan to Southern Hupeh Provinces, the Imperial Forces in Central China have again scored brilliant war results with Chungking568 words
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265 1943-06-04 2 OomeL TOKYO, June 2.- In sweeping operations launched from eariy May up to date in the vast areas west of Tungting Lake, the Nippen forces reduced Kungan; Tsingshin and Kihsien in northern Hunan Province and Changyang. Yuyangkw&n, Sinan and Muchiachi in southern265 words
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Advertisement165 1943-06-04 2 DREW RECORD CROWDS "THE OPIUM WAR.' a $1,000,003. film, now showing at the Kyo-o i Gekijo, la the greatest public attraction in Syonan yet and drew recor J crowds to all shows yesterday. Based on the sequence of events that immediately preceded the annexation of Hongkong by the British, thk165 words
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Miscellaneous170 1943-06-04 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.30 p.m. news In Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Mala: Children's Hour; 6.50 p-m. pJay by Telok Kurau Boys' School; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 735 p.nc. Peking selections; 7.45 p.m. reading in Chinese, 8 p.m. news in Cantonese 6.15 pm. news in HokWien.170 words
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Miscellaneous123 1943-06-04 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 91 1 HERE are further conversational sentences: 1. Nippon-jin wa nani o Uukatte tabemasu ka?—What do Nlpponiin eat with? 2. Ohnshi de übemaau— They eat with chopsticks. 3. Watashl wa naifu ya hoku de Tabemasa—l eat with a knife and fork. 4. So dcsM ka. Anata123 words
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