Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 22 January 1943
1943-01-22
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Title Section15 1943-01-22 1 The Syonan Sinbun [engushl No. 39 FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, KOKI 2603, SYOWA 18 7 Cents.15 words
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119 1943-01-22 1 Dssssl TOKYO, Jan. 21—Their Tmperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress granted »n Imperial luncheon to the retiring German Ambassador. Major-General Eugen Off, and Mrs. Ott at Horneiden Hall, in the Imperial Pa»ace at 13.39 p.m. The luncheon was also atienued by Their119 words
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Article526 1943-01-22 1 Too Many Holidays A HOLIDAY is a holiday and a festival a festival, but still i there must be a limit to them i all. For one thing, there are 'far too many festivals in Malai —Nippon, Indian, Malai, Chi•rtese and what not. Every time a section of the526 words
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375 1943-01-22 1 NIPPON, GERMANY AND ITAL V CONCLUDE PACTS Combined Economic Strength Will Cause Enemies' Collapse MiMl TOKYO, Jan. 21.—Economic agreements, giving* concrete expression to the spirit of the Tripartite Pact in the field of economy and, in addition, bringing: to an end the375 words
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224 1943-01-22 1 ENEMY BASE I DEVASTATED Doir.ci. UNDISCLOSED BASE, Jan. 20.—Close on the heels of the surprise attacks on Yunnan-I, Chittagong and Feni airfields, Nippon Army air units inflicted heavy damage on the enemy when they carried out their first raid this year224 words
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189 1943-01-22 1 SINKINGS STILL ON INCREASE Pesssw LISdON. Jan. 20—It is reported fiom Washington that Elmer Davis. Director of the Office of War Information, painting a picture of th? mounting Axis submarine menace in the Atlantic, disclosed that more anti-Axis shipping fell victim to Axis Üboats189 words
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197 1943-01-22 1 DNMi TOKYO. Jan. 20.—Tcmokazu Hori, spokesman of the Board of Information, at the foreign Press confernce greeted Iraq's declaration cf war on Jan. 16 against the Axis powers as a "foolish action." and said that despite Anglo-American efforts to play up197 words
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102 1943-01-22 1 SAIGON, Jan. 21—Another Instance of overwrought wa; nerves caused by incessant Nippon air raids was revealed when the British authorities in Assam and Bengal issued orders forbidding Indian troops to dry their laundry outdoors, it is reported. The reason for this unusual order by the102 words
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159 1943-01-22 1 DmmL UNDISCLOSED NIPPON Air Base, Jan. 20.—it is revealed powerful units of the Nippon Army Air Fcrce in Burma area shot dewn seven enemy planes in an aerial duel, north of Akyab yesterday. Receiving info..natiui that a formation ot seven Blenheims, seven P-37t159 words
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112 1943-01-22 1 THE PUBLIC is Invited to sub- mit slogans to the newspapers In Malai and Sumatra, by Jan. 31. Slogans should clearly stress the invulnerable position of Nippon for the successful consummation o' a protracted war. SJofian* must be short and to the point, and any112 words
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347 1943-01-22 1 DemeL TOKYO. Jkn. 21—The Beard of Information anounced at 11 a.m. the exchange of official notes between the Nippon and French Governments concerning the methods of settling accounts in conformity with the new situation arising from the outbreak of the War of347 words
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Article, Illustration91 1943-01-22 1 NIPPON STAMPS of 14 denomination* with a special commemorative seal will be en sale at all the principal post offices in Mala! for a week, storting Feb 2. on the occasion of the first aanlveisary the surrender of Sinrapore. It has been decided91 words
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1085 1943-01-22 1 CHIEF'S INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESS GUIDANCE on how the Sultans of the various States in Malai and Sumatra should co-operate with the Military Administration in the task of realizing the ideal of co-prosperity in these territories, was riven in an address by the Chief of1,085 words
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Article52 1943-01-22 1 Domei. LISBON. Jan. 21.—Swedish reports reaching here revealed Robert Taylor, American film star, has been interneu hi Spanish Morocco after a forced landing. It Is reported Robert Taylor who to serving as reconnaissance o.li- -emnde a forced landing in Spanish Morocco and was immediately interned by the52 words
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31 1943-01-22 1 Demstr BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 19— The ChUean Senate today approved the severance of diploma tie relations with the Axis nations, according to a Santiage report.31 words
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27 1943-01-22 1 OWING Lo unforeseen circumstances, there was no issue of the Syonai Sinbun yesterday. We apologize for the disappointment caused to readers.27 words
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677 1943-01-22 1 THE FOLLOWING is the text of the announcement by the Board of Information on the conclusion of the Nippon-Ger-man and Nippon-Italian agreement on economic co-opera-tion: "Yesterday. Jan. 20, at the General Headquarters of the German Fuehrer, the Nippcn Ambassador to Germany, LieutGen. Hiroshi Oshima,677 words
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398 1943-01-22 1 Domei. TOKYO, Jan. 21.—Commenting on the significance of the newly concludei Nippon economic agreement with Germany and Italy. Takashl Isaka, chairman of the Nippon Keizai Renmei (Economic Federation of Nippon >, declared that the agreements are a great triumph fcr398 words
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Article276 1943-01-22 2 Mine Strikers •WBJL TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS' D*niri. LISBON, Jan. 20—Indication that the United States Government may take over the Permsytvanian coal mines if the strikers refuse to return to work, is revealed in a telegram sent yesterday by President Roosevelt to the International President o! the276 words
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171 1943-01-22 2 tomcL NANKING. Jan. 20—The Na-; tionul Government .of China this j morning he'd the second session of the Supreme National Defence j Conn il at President Wan'; Chaig-vreis official residence with the altf-ndancc of all members of the Coun-il. headed by President Wang. in171 words
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Article122 1943-01-22 2 Johore Su ltan's Swastika Mascot AN AUTOMOBILE mascot belonging to the Sultan of Johore Is b?ck where it should belong— on the radiator o: his automobile When the Sultan returned from his Ylsit to Europe during 1937 he was the proud possessor of an automb le badge presented by the122 words
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132 1943-01-22 2 L>i*e\ SHANGHAI. Jan. 20-The twoday confererce. called by the Shanghai Office of the Kuomintang, successfully ended yestercay with the dispatch of telepraphi: messages to Nippon and Italian nationals and to the Ch'.rngkJn.pj populace, urging the last named to join the pea'e movement. In itr. rue^.-ae^ to132 words
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110 1943-01-22 2 IXmnoL TOKYO, Jan. 20.—An elaborate display of paintings by wellknown Nippon artists opened In the Prefectural Art Gallery in Ueno for five days beginning toThf paintings on exhibit numbering 1.100 arc to be donated to the Army and Navy as well as the Servicemen s110 words
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Article, Illustration20 1943-01-22 2 Grand champion Akihoumi pushing Ohzeki Tamanonmi out of the rint in the Sumo tournament in Tokyo.20 words
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278 1943-01-22 2 CHAMPIONS 'NECK AND NECK' i Doinrl. TOKYO, Jan. 20.—West Camp, led by Grand Champion Futabayama, rallied outscoring the East Camp, captained by I Grand Champion Akinoumi 12 to 8 points at today's eleventh day bouts of the 15-day "Spring" Sumo Tournament at278 words
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94 1943-01-22 2 DomeL SAIGON. Jan. 19—Marking another step towards improving I diplomatic relations between j French Indochina and the Na-' itional Government of China, the Indochina Government today I issued a decree permitting Chin[ese to send remittances to areas in China under the National Government. •BILLET94 words
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97 1943-01-22 2 Domei HSINKING. Jan. 20—Further j acceleration of development acj tivities in Manchoukuo in view (of the vital part it is playing in the prosecution of the War of j Greater East Asia was discussed lat the joint Manchoukuo-Nippon (Conference opened here at 10 a.m. today. The conference97 words
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Article51 1943-01-22 2 IT IS REVEALED that ma result of successful experiments conducted in Alor. Star in transplanting rice plants from Taiwan, a large area has been selected in Province Wellesley by the Penang- State Admin is. tration Office for rice cultivation on a large scale for the coming hardest51 words
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338 1943-01-22 2 BY THE WISHES of its owner, the famous old palace in j Johore Bahru, of Sultan Ibrahim of Johore State which miraculously survived British destruction, will be preserved as a I museum housing the memorials of the Malai campaign and the fall338 words
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258 1943-01-22 2 'NOJEXCUSE' SA YS DISTRICT JUDGE •THERE is no excuse, when the fixed prices for this and the other two brands erf cigarettes (Davros and Black Horse) have been published over and over again," declared the Criminal District Judge, Mr. M. V. PlUai, on Wednesday, when258 words
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201 1943-01-22 2 Dome* TOKYO. Jan. 20. —An exhaustive investigation into the music of all races in the Greater East Asia Cc-Prosperity Sphere is being planned by the Nippon Musical Culture Society, with the assistance of the Board of Information, the Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai 'Society fcr International201 words
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96 1943-01-22 2 WITH THE approval of the Financial Administration Department, the Indian Overseas Bank with its branches in Malai has been enabled to make a further release to its former depositors It will oe recalled that at the recommencement of business, the bank was authorized to dLsbuise96 words
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161 1943-01-22 2 A FOOTBALL league for epresentative sides, the playc s in which muse be members c." the Syonan Sports Association, will be run shortly, it was decided at a committee rreetins of the foottall section of the Association on Wednesday. Conveners of teams should submit161 words
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113 1943-01-22 2 ENTRIES for tbe Syonan Sports Association hockey cup knock-out competition will be accepted up to Mend ay, Feb. 1 at the office of Mr. O. E. N. Oehlers. hockey representative 20, Malacca Street. Members desirous of playing and not attached to any team113 words
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101 1943-01-22 2 Doxnei. NANKING Jan. 20—The National Government of China at the second session of the Supreme Defence Council which opened here today adopted a resolution expressing thanks to the Nippon Army and Navy. A message to this etfect in the m name of President Wang Ching-wei101 words
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226 1943-01-22 2 BUTfER FOR EXPORT SOON UwaeL BANDOENG. Jan. 20—It Is learned that as a first st?p toward attaining self-sufficiency in dairy products in Djawa, the Industrial Department ot the Nippan Military Administration has decided to merge large and small stock farms numbering more than226 words
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197 1943-01-22 2 Domei EXTENDING further its activity in the financial rehabilitation oi" Sumatra, the Yokonama Specie Bank opened on Jan. 6 a new branch in Sibolga. TaDanauh State. It i'i understood that one more branch will be opened in Sumatra, in Benkulen. Bencoolcn s ate. thus197 words
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Miscellaneous225 1943-01-22 2 Nippon-Go f fiMom •—I NO. 234 YOU have earned mi the radio the word "dare" meaning who" arJ U% conjugation. Yttterday you were given interrogative word "iudi meaning "what." Now here ai.j some cx%ov>>s: 1. Asoko de nani o anat& wa mimashlU ka?:— Asoij di. there; nani o, -.hat; mii^&t'iira225 words
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