Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 28 August 1942
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Title Section85 1942-08-28 1 The Syonan Times 140 Cecil Street, Syonon-to Telephone 5471. /Vo. J63 FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, KOKt 2602, SYOWA 11 7 Cents Nippon-Go I .Many people rea!i7^ "fc the vital importance of s^. > Nippon-go in their future v v careers and are using J every facility available it rto learn the85 words
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Article, Illustration22 1942-08-28 1 Bluejackets of the Imperial Navy liavc repeatedly distinguished themselves in the current war. This picture shows a landing party ready for operations.22 words
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701 1942-08-28 1 Stockholm, Aug. 25, Domei. DEUTER reports that 800,000 German troops. under Field Marshal Yon Bock, have started a general attack on Stalingrad from north-west and south-west, threatening Marshal Timoshenko's defences. The report says that German troops and mechanized units, which crossed the701 words
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85 1942-08-28 1 Tokyo. Aug. 26, Domei. THE Niti Niti, quoting a Jerusalem dispatch reaching Istanbul, said that lighting is raging in Palestine between Arabian farmers and British police force over the former's refusal to conform to the British orders to sell their produce to85 words
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178 1942-08-28 1 REMAINING MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS ALSO HEAVILY BOMBED Biggest Attack Since First Assault On Feb. 2 T ARGE formations of our fighters and *J bombers, during: their raid on Port Darwin on Sunday morningl, shot down 14 enemy P-40 and P-39178 words
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264 1942-08-28 1 Batavia, Aug. 26. Domei. I JNDER the direction of the Nippon Military Administration the erstwhile Dutch capital of the East Indies is fast becoming a new East Asia metropolis, declared Mr. Sakae Tukamoto, the first mayor of the Special Municipality of Batavia. Mr.264 words
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Article170 1942-08-28 1 Defence Of North-West Stalingrad Pierced Lisbon, Aug. 26, Domei. FROM Moscow the Red Star reports that the Germans drove a sharp wed re into the Soviet position and penetrated the defence of north-west Stalingrad. The newspaper says that the panzer spearhead in an advance to Stalingrad met170 words
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Article177 1942-08-28 1 Jj Nanking, Aug. 25. Domei IT is learned that Mr. J q Cho v Hsiao (hang. *J* Mayor of Nanking, will \t visit Nippon to inspect 1 > conditions in the leading I Nippon cities, prior to at- j£ tending the East Asiatic j177 words
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354 1942-08-28 1 Ipoh, Aug. 27, Domei. 17OLLOWING the earnest call made by the Governor of Perak to launch an immediate large scale food growing campaign, well over 100.000 acres of land will soon be under cultivation according to reports received in Ipoh from different parts354 words
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Article455 1942-08-28 1 Lisbon, Aug. 26, Domei. DEUTERS reports from Lu< k--1X now officially that 17 perrons were killed in a clasn1 between an armed group of! rJomonstrators and a patro* ir the United Provinces. Meanwhile, Indian observers in Tokyo, ridiculing the Viceroy of India, Lord Linlithgow s455 words
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453 1942-08-28 1 WITH a view to giving Th* small man a chance to develop business generally, the Syonau Syomin Kinko (Syonan Peoplc'o Treasury) will commence operations here on September I. states Domei. The aim oi «nis people's bank will be to aaalst453 words
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73 1942-08-28 1 Hankow, Aug. 26 Domek. •yHE Chinese Comnvi i«t Iroops. infesting the areas of Tangyang and lehang. both in Hupeh Province, are almost completely wiped out by our forces which have been carrying; on mopping up operations since th» middle of August, it wa? disclosed.73 words
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226 1942-08-28 1 Nanking, Aug. 26. Domei jT\R. Chu Ming-yi, Foreign Minister of the Chinese National' Government, commenting on the significance of the forthcoming centennial anniversary of the humiliating" Treaty of Nanking, to-day strongly criticized Chungking leaders for supporting Anglo-American imperialism which 100 years ago led the226 words
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294 1942-08-28 2 Economi cs —Basis Of Reconstruction In Malaya ECONOMICS are the ba^is of politics and therefore tiie bcsis of reconstruction of Malaya. The value of any proposals to the reconstruction of Malaya can be gauged at a rough estimate by the extent to which they established thalr economic foundations. It is294 words
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Article346 1942-08-28 2 This nationalism must progress and expand until it emerges itself into a New World Order. To achieve such an end, the movement must be inspired and vitalized wP-h the fervour of a religious revival, each and every man woman nd child being instructed by eve.-y moans available346 words
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Article220 1942-08-28 2 The other type is due to uneconomic oolitical expedient, for dealing with the symptoms not the sources of economic disorder such as tariff protection that Artificially industrializes agricultural workers into a pauperized proletariat or that initiates a cut throat competition against whicn other tariff walls have to be220 words
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153 1942-08-28 2 Tokyo, Aug. 25. Domci. i yHE Imperial Oil Company, a semigovernmental control concern, at Hs general meeting this morning held at the Railways Club In Marunouti. formally approved the merger of feu. petroleum companies, namely Nippon j Oil Company, Nippon Mining Company, Nakano Mining153 words
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87 1942-08-28 2 First Pleading In NipponGo In Manila Court Mr.nila. Aug. 26, Dotnei. THE New Order in the Philippines was once again reflected when the first pleading in Nippon-Go, filed in any court in the Philippines, was received yesterday by Judge Almeda Lopes of the Manila Municipal Court. It was filed by87 words
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150 1942-08-28 2 THAI PREMIER REVEALS PARTIAL CONCLUSION OF TRADE NEGOTIATIONS Bangkok, Aug. 25, Dome i. PREMIER Luang Pibul Songgram, in a Press interview to-day, stressed that it is the duty of all Asiatic peoples to unreservedly support Nippon's war efforts inasmuch as Asiatics150 words
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62 1942-08-28 2 Lisbon, Aug. 25, Domei IT is reported from Jersey City that Joseph Grew, former Ambassador to Nippon, who returned to-day aboard the repatriation ship, Gripsholm, said that the Nippon-zin are solidly behind the Government leaders in the prosecution of the war,62 words
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179 1942-08-28 2 Stockholm, Aug. 24. Domei. IT is reported from London that with the British public reluctant to accept any drastic coal rationing system, all London newspapers on Sunday instituted a campaign with a half page advertisement jrging the public voluntarily to economize so as179 words
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154 1942-08-28 2 Zurich AU?. 14. Domei. WITH the Eank of England's noto issue totalling £*34,472,000 last veek. representing £4,000.000 less than the previous week's all-time record, the inflationary trend in Britain, caused by the £120.000.P00 increase in the circulation equivalent to 25 per cent, since154 words
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133 1942-08-28 2 Lisbon, Aug. 25, Domei. IT is reported from Washington that profit-grabbing American businessmen came in for another violent scathing when it was revealed that nine companies and six of their officials have been in dieted on the charge of conspiring to defraud the133 words
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Article105 1942-08-28 2 Lisbon. Aug. 24. Domei. THAT the Americans f.nd Canadians stm have much to ircn out in their relations despite the ceaseless coming ard going of officials of the two countries is revealed in Attorney-General Francis Biddle's address to-day before the American Bar Association in Detriot, when he called105 words
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Article78 1942-08-28 2 Tokyo, Aug. 26, Domei MR. Tomokazu Hori, spokesman of the Board of Information, at a foreign press conference, commenting on the Washington announcement of Aug. 10 that a Swedish vessel is at present en route to Nippon with food and clothing supplies for prisoners78 words
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Article61 1942-08-28 2 Shanghai, Aug. 2b, Domei. TO cope with the imminent dearth of foodstuffs In India, the authorities «n India have opened a conference under i^e chairmanship of Lord Linlithgo-?, Viceroy of India, according to a report received hare. It is ieported that increased production of major food articles61 words
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291 1942-08-28 2 Zurich, Aug. 25. Domei. TTHE British, who have been warned that they are In the midst of a great crisis as the war may still last seven years, aft^r which period "it is perfectly possible" they will lose it, are critically evaluating the outccme of291 words
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Miscellaneous902 1942-08-28 2 NIPPON-GO LESSON No. fcO. EngiisH Mppon.Co Pronunciation 1. !>• you rant n.otto I ami o irim^u moot toil Kami oh more paper? *a? eereemalis kah? Z. I nave some kami ga (sukosii kahiree fah skoh,l. 9 S?^ arimasn ahreemahs Wliere are joa anata vra doko c .hnzhtah wah dohhth eh902 words
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205 1942-08-28 3 Tokyo, Aug. 26, Domei. MR. Tomokazu Hori, spokesman of the Information Board, told foreign correspondents that the official Brazilian declaration of war on Germany and Italy did not mention anything of Nippon. Ask d for a comment on the term "special205 words
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109 1942-08-28 3 Somewhere in Burma, Aug. 25. Dcmei. WELL-TRAINED Burmese defence troops, capable of assuming the defence of Burma, were reviewd here at 11 a.m. yesterday, by Lieut.-Gen. Syoziro lida, Commander-in-Chief of thj Nippon Forces in Burma. After the review, Gen. lida, addressing the Burmese trocps,109 words
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Article50 1942-08-28 3 Lisbon, Aug. 25. Dcmei. jIT is reported from Lima that at least 20 deaths and 100 ether casualties and severe property damage were suffered in a severe earthquake in southern Peru. It is said that the town of Naze a. with 600 inhabitants, was hit most heavily.50 words
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86 1942-08-28 3 Tokyo, Aug. ZS, DomeL OVER 300,000 young Chinese, who recently returned from Burma, India, Malaya and other foreign lands to Chungking:, were riven in Chungking a form of "relief" when they were forcibly conscripted into the army, according to an Asahi dispatcl* from Canton. The report86 words
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197 1942-08-28 3 Tokyo, Aug. 26. Doraei. A CTING upcn the suggestion of the Finance Ministry, insurance companies in Nippon are expected to extend their business in China and the Southern Regions, it was learned to-day. Since the preliminary survey work in China has been197 words
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Article, Illustration351 1942-08-28 3 Large Crowd Treated To Thrilling Game A LARGE crowd saw the Malays win the Mayor's Football Cup on the Padang yesterday, beating the Chinese by three goals to one. With the game played at a tremendous pace, the crowd was thrilled frcm start to finish.351 words
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351 1942-08-28 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 25. VM EIGHTS for the concluding TT day of the Selangor Turf Club (New Order) August meeting to be held on Aug. 3(kare as follows: RACE I—Hones, Class IV, B<4 tun.: Lady Warrior, 9.6; Wymering,351 words
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Advertisement595 1942-08-28 3 SYONAN TOKUBETU-SI NOTICE NO. 108 SYONAN SHOMIN KINKO (SYONAN PEOPLE'S TREASURY) The Syoiian Shomin Kinko (Sjonan People's Treasury) will be opened for business from September 1, 2602. With a view U> fuUy developing s>onan-to, the Syonan Shorn in Kinko is established to give financial assistance to the people as prescribed595 words
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Advertisement190 1942-08-28 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH MADAM TAN KOW NEO (aged 68 year?) wife of the late Mr. SNG TOON GHEE, passed away peacefully en 26th August, 2602, at her usicence No. 63, Slang Lira Park, Bycnan-to she leaves behind 3 sons, Messrs. LIM CHENG TECK, ENG CHENG HZN and CHENG HEE, 1190 words
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Miscellaneous90 1942-08-28 3 ASTROLOGY I^rr MB, KELP YOU SOLVK YOUR DAILY PROBLEMS. Through Scientific Indian Astrokxrical Methods I undertake to advise and solve Clients' Problems on Business, Love, Marriage, Health, Domestic. Personal, etc. Simply chocss at random and without premeditation any one number from 1 to 21 write out your question and ajainst90 words
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Article, Illustration844 1942-08-28 4 INSPIRING STANZA IMMORTALIZES HEROIC SPIRIT THE glorious behaviour of the late Chief Private K. Yamamoto, already well-known to us, is reflected in the recommendation given to him by Lieut.-General Tomoyuki Yamasita of our Expeditionary Forces in Malaya, in high appreciation of his bravery844 words
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78 1942-08-28 4 IN order to meet the need in the Nippon occupied Southern Regions, the Army 1 authorities have decided to increase Chief Military Administrators from 55 to 312, Military Administrators from 350 to 2.809, military engineers from 102 to 1,946. military interpreters from 12 to78 words
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196 1942-08-28 4 Penang, Aug. 25, Domei. WITH the permission of the Military Authorities, all communities in Penang are lorming a youth movement, each company of 180 strong, composed of boys and girls, in proportion of twothird boys and one-third girls. It is understood that the196 words
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Article, Illustration343 1942-08-28 4 PATRICIA Pennelather's essiv in our 'My Experiences in the study of Nippon-go" contest Is as lollows: Life is l\.\\ of experiences son? Joyful, some sad, and we gain experience through knowledge we really know. One of my recen* experiences has been the study of Nippon-Go which343 words
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Article124 1942-08-28 4 S(Prom Our K.L. Reporter) EVERAL high Nippon military and civilian officials were present at the athletic meeting held by the Se'angor Police on the p.dang on Saturday. In declaring open the moetin™ His Excellency the Governor, Mr. S. Kikutl, said that the duty of a policeman was124 words
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306 1942-08-28 4 (From Our Kuala Lumpur Reporter) APART from the excellent work dene by the Malayan railways under the Nippon administration in affording a rapid system of conveyance of passenger and goods traffic throughout the country, much progress has also been made in road transport services306 words
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79 1942-08-28 4 Manila, Aug. 25, Domei. WITH the restoration of norm a. communications throughout the Philippines Archipelago, the Bureau of Communications again to-day announced the reopening of seven additional post offices in the provinces. The Post Offices which will resume functions, including savings bank, and money79 words
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85 1942-08-28 4 ARGENTINE CHILEAN ATTITUDE TO BRAZIL Lisbon, Aug. 24, Domei. rTHE Argentine Government has announced its decision to accord Brazil non-belligerent status while a Santiago report reveals that the Chilean Government likewise in a note dispatched to Brazil accorded the Brazilian Government the status of nonbelligerency. TTTTE funeral of the late85 words
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Article86 1942-08-28 4 rpHAT Malayan Chinese are in complete sympathy with the people of India In their fight for freedom and independence, is the opinion of competent Chinese observers. Interviewed by Domei in Kuala Lumpur. On the question of the civil disobedience campaign in India. Malayan Chinese are86 words
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Article, Illustration34 1942-08-28 4 Top: Pylon at entrance to Geylang Serai Collective Farm. (2) A farmer at Mount Pteasant shows a visitor his maize plants. (3) Lady's finrers of record size, showing fertility of soil.34 words
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835 1942-08-28 4 VET another stride forward in the big: "back-to-the-land" scheme sponsored by the authorities was taken in Syonan yesterday when an additional 100 Malays started work on the large tract of land off Chan ji Road just beyond Geylang Serai, for growing vegetables.835 words
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Article164 1942-08-28 4 THE Syonan Police Band, under Conductor Cauda Singh, will perform In public at the Waterloo Street band- i tand to- day. from 19 hours to 20 hours as follows:—1. March. "Tokkeyo Yokoring Kloko"'; 2. Overture. "Raymond." Thomas; 3 Valse. "Fairy Tales Prom The Orien." Strauss; 4fl Select4on "A164 words
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231 1942-08-28 4 r\OMEI understands reliably that permission has been granted by the Nippon Military Administration to reopen the former Indian Bank and its branches in Syonan, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. In an interview with Domei, Mr S. Krishnamoorthy, an important official of the Bank, expressed that231 words
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168 1942-08-28 4 •TNOLAND has certainly thrown her challenge against women too, and. therefore, there is no question of women keeping away from the Nationalist Movement," declared Mrs. E. V. Davies. a leading Indian Woman Nationalist in Syonan, in a special interview with Domei.168 words
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Article, Illustration403 1942-08-28 4 "IT is with a feeling of great joy and pride that I wish to announce that Mi*. Anwari, President of the Moslem Club, has become a member of the Independence League of India, Syonan Branch, and has promised his full support to the League403 words
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Miscellaneous124 1942-08-28 4 To-Day's Radio Nippon-lio Lesson YESTERDAY you learned on the radio the use of the preposition "no muko nl" meaning beycnd." To-day's lesson is about the use of the preposition "no muko guw* ni" giving the meaning of "across" in English. The word "no muko gawa ni denotes the plac3 cp124 words
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