Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 10 July 1942
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Title Section20 1942-07-10 1 The syonan Times 140 Cecil Street, Syonon-to Telephone 5471.. ISo. 121 FRIDAY, JULY 10, KOKI 2602, SYOWA 17 7 Cents20 words
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64 1942-07-10 1 Tokyo, July 8. THE Nippon nation marked the seventh month since the outbreak of the war of Greater East Asia by observing the Imperial Rescript Day to-day. Flags were flown over the doorway of every house and building, while in schools the Rescript graciously64 words
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Article335 1942-07-10 1 Lisbon, July 8. TTIZ Associated Press reported from Moscow that the Germans streamed across the upper Don River and smashed on eastward on Tuesday night into the steppes of Voronezh province in their deepest penetration of the* war into Soviet soil. The raport said that335 words
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Article, Illustration254 1942-07-10 1 Churchill Taken To Task Over Lack Of Co-operation Between Air Force Army Lisban, July 8. BITTER criticism was directed against Winston Churchill in the House of Commons Tuesday on the question of the lack of co-oparation between British land forces and the R.A.F.. according t-> a Reuter dispatch rece.ved her?254 words
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908 1942-07-10 1 History-Making Campaign Had Two Important Phases Native Co-operation Contributed Largely To Our Success TOKYO, JULY 8. THE WHOLEHEARTED CO-OPERATION BY THE BURMESE POPULATION WHO ACTIVELY ASSISTED OUR ARMED FORCES THROUGH ACTS OF SABOTAGE AND OTHER ACTIONS AGAINST THE ALLIED FORCES CONTRIBUTED IN A LARGE908 words
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52 1942-07-10 1 Buenos Aires, July 8, Domei. PIE United States Navy Department on July 5 announced that the United Nations had lost a total of 35? merchantmen, since the middle of January, doe to Axis submarines, in the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, Reuter's Washington52 words
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177 1942-07-10 1 Tokyo, July 8. Domei. BRITISH and Chungking forces abandoned 24,600 bodies on the battlefields in the Burma fighting up to May 31 this year since the outbreak of the War of Greater E-st Asia, according to authoritative statistics made public to-day. Simultaneously it was177 words
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Article83 1942-07-10 1 Berlin, July 8, Domei. THE German High Command announced to-day that strong formations of German planes on the night of July 6 raided the city of Middlesborough on the eastern coast of England starting fires at several places. MORESBY RAIDED AGAIN Lisbon, July 8 Domei JT is83 words
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Article198 1942-07-10 1 Berlin, July 9. CIERCE fighting between the Axis and British forces is raging in the El Alamein sector. Formations of German bombers and dive bombers spotted British transport units and showered them with tons of bombs, according to D.NB. information. The defence line in El Alamein198 words
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232 1942-07-10 1 From The China Fronts Tokyo, July 8. OUR army planes yesterday attacked Kienow in Fukien Province, situated about 200 kilometres south of Yushankai, according to an Asahi dispatch from an undisclosed place in Central China. The report said that our army bombers232 words
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695 1942-07-10 1 Courage, Daring Gallantry Of Three Lieutenants HEROES OF °EARL HARBOUR ATTACK LAUDED BY PRESS Tokyo, July 8. THE local newspapers splashed front pages as well as devoted columns in inside pages to the heroic achievements of the three First Lieutenants who were posthumously elevated two ranks to commanders—equalling the honours695 words
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Article786 1942-07-10 1 Slum-Rats Thugs In Syonan-to INHERE is evidence that there exists, in Syonan-to and in fact ether parts nf Malaya as well, a number of people, who do not seem to realize the purport cf the New Order, and who continue their subversive and criminal activities, which not only upset the786 words
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Article142 1942-07-10 1 Berlin, July 8. Domei. QUOTING New Delhi reports, the D.N.B. reports that Mahatma Gandhi was yesterday taken to bed due to high blood pressure. However, his condition is not said to be critical, the Mahatma gathering together close followers of the all India Congress Party142 words
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Advertisement64 1942-07-10 1 fc Nippon-Go J y In order to enable you {j to write the Katakana V •A characters and facilitate your studj of Nippon-co, r» you are shown elsewhere S in a lucid way with arrow \4 marks how to write these A characters. Take advan- C *Q tape of this64 words
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Article223 1942-07-10 2 Significant Step In Process Of Building C o-Prosperity Sphere OUR Foreign Office in Tokyo officially announced on the afternoon of July 7 that the Government of Thailand on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the outbreak of the China [Affair formally extended its recognition to the223 words
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Article75 1942-07-10 2 MR. Mamoru Sigemitu, Nippon Ambassador to Nanking, and the (ierman, Italian and Manehoukuoan envoys separately called on Mr. Wang Ching-wei, President of the National Government of China, to extend their congratulations over the Nanking Government's recognition by Thailand. At 5 p.m. the Chinese Chief Executive was75 words
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Article184 1942-07-10 2 < HPHE formal recognition of the Chinese National Government .at Nanking by the Thai Government has not only completed but, In fact, it has brought about the complete encirclement of the Chungking regime, declared Mr. Reitetu Iwata, spokesman of the Nippon Embassy here on the •occasion184 words
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157 1942-07-10 2 Manila, July 9. I UERALDING another &tep forward in the complete iestoration of educational facilities, the educational authorities of the Philippines civil administration announced their approval of a plan to re-open 92 additional primary and kindergarten schools throughout the country. Since the occupation of157 words
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241 1942-07-10 2 PROMPTED by the desire to participate in the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and to achieve peace and wellbeing through close co-operation with other Asiatic peoples, Thailand has recognized the National Government of China at Nanking, it was announced by the Government on July 7.241 words
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Article169 1942-07-10 2 Osaka, July 9. MANIFESTING great pleasure over Thailand's recognition of the National Government of China At Nanking, Mr. Jingo Futami, our former Minister to Bangkok, in a press interview here, declared that he was overjoyed to hear that the Thai Premier, Luang Pibul Songeram, had fulfilled169 words
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Article37 1942-07-10 2 Istanbul, July 8, Domei. rf is reported from Ankara that Colonel Sikao Huzisuka, military attache to the Nippon Legation in Bucharest, left Ankara on July 4 fcr Nippon via the Soviet Union.37 words
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208 1942-07-10 2 EXPRESSING deep appreciation over the formal recognition of the National Government of China by Thailand, Dr. Chu Min-i, Minister cf Foreign Affairs of the Nanking Government, in a verbal statement, emphasized that the friendly ties between Nanking and Bangkok have been strengthened further208 words
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249 1942-07-10 2 THROUGHOUT the length and breadth of Nippon Teikeku, 100,000,000 loyal Nippon-zin on July 7 observed the fifth anniversary of the outbreak ot the China Affair with intensified determination to achieve ultimate victory and lasting peace In the whole of Greater East Asia. Ihe unshakable resolve249 words
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Article, Illustration14 1942-07-10 2 Units of Our Imperial Navy anchored off Syonan Island.14 words
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404 1942-07-10 2 MAILING the recognition of the Nanking Govern--11 ment by Thailand, newspapers editorially declared that another step forward in consolidating the Greater East Asia Sphere had been attained through Thailand's gesture. The Yomiuri said that the move was extremely significant in view of the fact404 words
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143 1942-07-10 2 EXPRESSING full approval of Thai action, the Manchoukuoan Government in a statement said that the fact the Government of Thailand formally entered into diplomatic relations with the National Govern ment of China while the Greater East Asia War was being continued to143 words
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Article113 1942-07-10 2 Tokyo, July 9. "MOTHER and tons —three of them—are doing quite well. Thank you! The proud possessor of the heirs is Mr. Turukiti Narusima, a draler in e-.'ible seav/etd whose wife ga\e birth to triplets in the early hours on the rooming of July 7. Mrs.113 words
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88 1942-07-10 2 BRINGING the number of countries which have recognized the National Government of China to twelve, Mr. Vichitr Vadakarn, the Foreign Minister of Thailand, has notified the Nanking Government of its formal recognition by Thailand. President Wang Ching-wei immediately upon receipt of the Thai note dispatched88 words
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36 1942-07-10 2 Lisbon, July 8. Domei. ACCORDING to the Reuter dispatch from London the British War Ministry announced tiint Brigadier General Donald Spear was killed in action on the East African front.36 words
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Advertisement340 1942-07-10 2 Ir \K\ NIPPON-GO! ((MfP^V-GO O 1 LKAIMASIO!) LESSON No. 18, Kiißlish Nippon-Go I'ron initiation 1. I have come on yo ga. atte mairimasita yoh gah aththay mahfrbusiness reemahahtah Z. What is your nan no go yo de nahn noh ?oh yoh deb business? gnzaima.su ka? yniiTjiippa^s kah? 3. lam very340 words
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Miscellaneous316 1942-07-10 2 THE GEKJZYO CHANGES of programmes for the undermentioned rekizyo from July 9, 2602 to July 15, 2602: STOWA GEKIZYO Weekdays:—lst show—ls o'clock; 2nd show—lB o'clock. Saturday and Sunday:—lst show— 13 o'clock; 2nd show—ls.3o o'clock; 3rd show —18 o'clock. 1. Nippon News. 1 reel; 2. Millionaire Hobo, 1 reel; 3. Badman316 words
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Miscellaneous294 1942-07-10 2 Syonan Broadcasting Station Wavtfength—2s m. A 225 m. Frequency—l2 Mcs. A 1.333 Kcs. Broadcasting nightly: 7 to 10.30 p.m. Tokyo time. TO-DAV 7 p.m. Nippon Go News relayed from Tokyo; 7.30 Indian Music—Tainil and Telegu Classical Music by P. V. Linggam and Party; 8.20 Ninon-Go Lesson No. 73; 8.30 News294 words
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Article, Illustration1279 1942-07-10 3 Egypt's Travail: Country Torn By Wars Strifes *THE astounding speed of the drive of the Axis Forces into Egypt brings that ancient country into the limelight of world affairs once again. Right throughout its history Egypt has been torn by wars and strifes, and the short details of Egyptian history1,279 words
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442 1942-07-10 3 Buenos Aires, July 8. J^S Allied reverses continue without respite despite the huge war production claimed in the United States, Mr. and Mrs. America are uninterruptedly carrying on innumerable adjustments to war living, according to the latest issue of the Time magazine reaching442 words
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Article69 1942-07-10 3 *THE Syonan Police Band will perform in Public at the Jalan Besar Bandstand to-day from 7.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. under the direction of Conductor Ganda Singh. The programm3 will be as fellows: 1. March, 'Quarter Deck", Alford. 2. Overture, Romantique Bela. 3. Selection, "Popular Melodies," Monckton.69 words
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323 1942-07-10 3 AN important phase in the reconstruction of Perak under the Nippon Administration, in so far as the repair and construction of damaged and demolished bridges by the British in their retreat in concerned, is nearing completion. The project undertaken by Nippon officers, in co-operation323 words
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Article57 1942-07-10 3 k GAME of soccer will be played on A Saturday between the Kampong Clam team and the Mala; Youngsters on the field opiosite St. Joseph's Institution, Bras Ba&ah Road. Kampong Qlam team: Ramali; Abdul Rahman, Sailer: Qcsan. Harith, Haji Grahan: A. Pattah, Abdul Fatten. Madon,57 words
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792 1942-07-10 3 AT. the second Penghulus' conference held at the Distric" Office;'s f* office in Ipoh, the Agricultural Officer reported on the increase of areas under food cultivation, particularly wet ip<l dry padi, maize, tapioca and sweet potatoes. The conference was attended by nearly792 words
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122 1942-07-10 3 fTHE Malay residents of Lower 1 Perak District have made a commendable effort in inaugurating a movement for <he collection of funds in order to erect a War Memorial fai the Nippon soldiers wi i iei| in their glorious fi-lit --ainst the British.122 words
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Advertisement241 1942-07-10 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE MARRIAGE The marriage between Richard Miao Chuen Kong and Nora Shieh Moo Kao (nee Nora Yip) took place on the 6th day of June, 2602, at the Syonan Marriage Registry. MARRIAGE The marri&ge took, place at the Presbyterian Church. Batu Pahat, on 2.7.2602, between Miss Susan Thomas, 2nd241 words
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Advertisement255 1942-07-10 3 ASTROLOGY Do you want good LOCK? Do you wish to get Ist prize in LOTTERY? A good lucky Talisman of Venus is given free to each person who sends ;n three questions regarding about j Work, Business, Love, Health. Marriage, Lottery and other private matters. NOTE:—Choose eny one alphabet from255 words
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Advertisement219 1942-07-10 3 SYONAN TOKUBETU-S1 NOTICE No. 86 It is hereby notified that Syonan Tokubetu-si Notice No. 74, re registration of all persons (male and female) employed in licensed premises such as Restaurants, Eating Houses, Cafes, Coffee Shops and Cold Drink Shops, has been further extended -n to August 31, 2602. MAYOR SYONAN219 words
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Article, Illustration368 1942-07-10 4 British American Ministers In Very Melancholy Mood THE atmosphere of the passengers in this ship is so tense and restrained that it does not feel like an exchange ship. They ought to feel happier now that they are on their way home/' declared Chief368 words
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Article165 1942-07-10 4 Tokyo, July 8. •T-HE monetary contributions to our fighting forces averaged more than Yen 100,000 daily since the start of the Sino-Nippon hostilities five years ago. Pouring in at a rate of 203 contributions daily, the aggregate sum, donated voluntarily by the public, reached165 words
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Article, Illustration137 1942-07-10 4 Lisbon, July 8, Domei. FROM Ankara the United Press reports that the late Premier Saydam, whose death has just been reported will be succeeded bv the Minister of the Interior lor the time being until President Inonu appoints a new Premier. i The137 words
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Article91 1942-07-10 4 Tokyo, July 3. TWO national swimming re- cords were set at the Girls' Intermiddle School Swimming Meet which was held at the Meizi Shrine Pool yesterday afternoon. Both national records were made by Miss Humiko Hatano of the Fourth Prefectural Girls' Middle School. Miss91 words
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449 1942-07-10 4 following ar the result: of the 1 second day of the race meeting held in Penang: BIG SWEEP Total Pool: $9,2ZZ. Ist: *****. *****, *****. 2nd: *****. *****, *****. Trd: *****. *****. *****. Starters: *****. *****. *****, *****. *****. *****, *****,449 words
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116 1942-07-10 4 Manila, July 8 LT.- General Masaharu Honma, Commander-in-chief of the Nippon Forces in the Philippines, and Officers under his command, yesterday enjoyed a meal when they were served with the first rice grown from Nippon seed in the Philippines. The verdict of the116 words
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82 1942-07-10 4 Saigon, July 8. COMETHING of a sensation was created here by thousands of Chinese residents who, after due ceremony, burned a huge portrait of Chiang Kai-shek, thus signifying their severance of relations with the fugitive Chinese leader. This took place on the fifth82 words
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138 1942-07-10 4 U.S. Britain "Worms Eating Away National Fabric Of China" Tokyo, July 7. •T'HE National Government of China is leaving no stone unturned in leading the Chines i people toward the closest cooperation with Nippon in the task of ousting British and American influences from China, declared Dr. Hsu Liang, Nanking138 words
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Article249 1942-07-10 4 Manila. July 7. TN a message on the occasion of the x Fifth Anniversary of the China Affair. Mr. Jorge B. Vargas, Chairman of the Philippines Executive Commisrioi.. expressed his hope that all a- isitic nations will collaborate with Nippon for the establishment of r>»? ureater249 words
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Article244 1942-07-10 4 Nanking, July 6. present Pacific conflict is not merely a struggle of strength between Nippon and the Allied nations but a momentous conflict aimed at securing the freedom of the entire Asiatic races from the deadening Influence of Anglo-American domination, declared Mr. T-<n Po-sheng, Minister244 words
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303 1942-07-10 4 A Tokyo, July 8. SSERTING that the exploitation of the vital mineral and agricultural resources of China is rapidly being carried out through the Joint collaboration between Nippon and the National Government of China, Lt.-General Qensiti Oikawa, Vice-President of the China Affairs Board, last303 words
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295 1942-07-10 4 I ARGE quantities pf rice from Burma and Thailand have recently arrived in Syonan, declared Mr. H. Kitagawa, Food Contoller, Syonan, in an interview with a Syonan Times reporter yesterday. Meanwhile, Mr. Kitagawa stated, he has drawn up a schedule to increase table vegetable295 words
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Article, Illustration821 1942-07-10 4 Wisdom Of Wang ChingWei Contrasted With Obstinacy Of Chiang Tokyo News Commentary CAKLY on the morning of July 1937, when the Loukouchiao Incident occurred, the world did not wonder nor was it surprised by the teport of the incident because of the .inti-Nippon policy of the National Government of China821 words
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Advertisement259 1942-07-10 4 SYONANSI SIDEN SERVICE N^Tl7 Finlayson Green to Holland Road: (Ulu Pandan) As from 12th July, 2602 a New Service No. 17 Omnibuses will operate between Finlayson Green and Holtind Road via S.C.C. Padang Stamford Roa* and Orchard Road. Firrt Bos leave Finlayson Gre~n 7.35 a.m. Last Bus leave Finlayson Green259 words
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Advertisement218 1942-07-10 4 To-iyays Uadio Lesson In Nippon-Go UP to yesterday you were taught, over the radio, the variations of the first person, WATASHI, when auxiliary words are added to it. to form "Watashi Wa," "Watashi No," "Watashi Ni," and "Watashi To." From now on you will learn th* same variations of the218 words
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