Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 February 1943
1943-02-11
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Title Section16 1943-02-11 1 The syonan sinbun [ENGLISH 1 No. 56 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, KOKI 2603, SYOWA 18 7 Cents.16 words
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267 1943-02-11 1 SPECIAL HONOURS FOR REAR ADMIRAL SAKIYAMA Domei. I'OKYO, Feb. 11. —The third granting of posthumous awards to Navy officers and men, as well as civilians employed by the Navy, who were killed in action since the outbreak of the War of267 words
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Article561 1943-02-11 1 Kigensetsu TODAY marks the 2603 rd anniversary of the founding of the Nippon Empire. The day lias been observed annually throughout the ages, as a national festival which also commemorates the day of accession to the throne of the first Emperor of Nippon, Jimmu Tenno. According to Nippon mythology,561 words
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Article325 1943-02-11 1 DomeL TOKYO, Feb. 11.—The War Ministry announced that the individual citatiens issued to SubLieutenants Makoto Aizawa and Toru Kamibayashi by their commander for meritorious services in the battle of Chuchow in western Chekiang Province last Spring have reached the knowledge of Tenno Heika. Both officers died325 words
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294 1943-02-11 1 DomeL TOKYO. Feb. 10—Since the establishment of special naval technical corps at the end of December 1941 for salvaging enemy vessels, refloating of sunken ships has made remarkable progress, declared Captain Akira Yamaki. Chief of the Second Section of the Navy Ministry's Naval Affairs294 words
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307 1943-02-11 1 86 Hostile Planes Shot Down In One Week Battle Off Isabel Island DomeL TOKYO, Feb. 10.—Dai Honyei (Imperial Headquarters) announced at 3 p.m. that the Imperial Navy sank 13 enemy warships and shot down Bft enemy planes between Feb. 1 and Feb. 7307 words
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Article, Illustration296 1943-02-11 1 YAMASHITA NOW FULL GENERAL Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 10—On the eve of the first anniversary of the fall of Singapore. Lieut. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, who commanded the Nippon forces in the brilliant Malai campaign, has been promoted to the rank cf a full General, the War Ministry296 words
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264 1943-02-11 1 "THE GREAT BATTLE of Malai,' a film of outstanding I merit, which should have widespread appeal among the people of Malai. will be screened in Syonarvon and Trom Feb. 15, in commemoration or the Birth of Syonan and the fall264 words
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Article62 1943-02-11 1 Domei. LISBON, Peb. 9—According to American Press dispatches, public ichcol teachers went on a sit-down strike In RanlcJn, in suburban Pittsburgh, leaving about 1.500 pupils gazing perplexedly at tbem from classroom seats. The teachers struck in protest at the school board's rejection of their demands for a62 words
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Article, Illustration936 1943-02-11 1 'FUTURE VERY BRIGHT WITH THE FIRST anniversary of the fall of Singapore net far off, the spokesman of the Military Administration in Syonan declared in a Press interview today that reconstruction work in Syonan, Malai and Sumatra was progressing satisfactorily. He936 words
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83 1943-02-11 1 DomeL LISBON. Feb. 10— From Poona India, it is reported that Mahatma Gandhi, the 73-year-old Indian patriot, who is, at present incarcerated In the Aga Khan's Palace there by the British authorities has begun a 21-day fast. Gandhi, together witn leading Indian patriots83 words
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Article187 1943-02-11 1 Chungking Bases Blasted Again Dam el. UNDISCLOSED NIPPON BASE, Feb. 10—Field dispatches revealed formations of Nippon Army fighters and bombers carried out devastating attacks for the second successive day. yesterday, against military objectives in Kweilin and Liuchow in Kwangsi Province, and Lingling, in Hunan Province. Nippon187 words
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240 1943-02-11 1 Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 10—Tomokazu Hori, spokesman of the Board of Information, pointed out that Nippon has consistently pursued the course of concretely realizing her established objectives all aimed at constructing the new order of co-prosperity in Greater East Asia, while the anti-Axis powers have240 words
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257 1943-02-11 1 Domei. TOKYO. Feb. 10— The Imp?rial Nippon Government sympathize, deeply with Moslems the majority of whom have been deprived of their freedom by the Americans and British in spite of the high traditional Mcslem culture of the past, stated Foreign Minister Masayuki Tani in257 words
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424 1943-02-11 1 i~r Domei. SHANGHAI. Feb. 9—Dwelling on the rumoured visit cf Chiang Kai-shek to the United States, the Nippon Military spokesman declared at today's Press conference, it may be considered only a propaganda stunt to bolster the morale of424 words
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74 1943-02-11 1 Domei. LISBON, Feb. 9—lt ia reported from Washington that the United States Navy Secretary Frank Knox today told the Foreign Relations Committee that any legislation proposed in the resolution by Congressman James Curley of Massachusetts to raise Lend-Lease aid to Chungking74 words
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Article, Illustration628 1943-02-11 2 RECIPROCAL TREATMENT BY ENEMY COUNTRIES DEMANDED DomeL TOKYO, Feb. 9.—During a mass meeting encouraging Nippon internees in enemy countries tonight, Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, former Nippon Ambassador to Washington, ■tressed: ''Nippon is fully confident of winning this war no matter how long628 words
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495 1943-02-11 2 PARADOXICAL as it may s;em, the one week's Battle fo_- Singapore last year and the week preceding it witnessed the greatest local marrisae boom within memory More brides were led to the altar, or hustled ta the marriage registry in that hectic lortnight than,495 words
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402 1943-02-11 2 ADMINISTRATION CHIEFS VISIT Domei. MALACCA, Feb. 9.— Ever since the Greater East Asia War started, wc have never met With a single defeat; we have never even once withdrawn. We have achieved several splendid victories; we have driven away the British, American and the402 words
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127 1943-02-11 2 AN EXTRA pound of sugar, per head, in addition to the usual ration, will be delivered to people in Syonan in order to enable tnem to enjoy a more lavish celebration of the fall cf Singapore and the birth of new Malai on127 words
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320 1943-02-11 2 DomeL NANKING, Feb. 9—The National Government at the Executive Yuan meeting today officially decided to instal a new offlce ih the Finance Ministry to handle and control enemy properties. The Enemy Property Control Commission, connected directly with the Executive Yuan, whose duties320 words
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46 1943-02-11 2 Domei. LISBON, Feb. B.—lt is reported from Washington that the United States Food Administrator, Claude R. Wickard, en Sunday night ordered that naif of the United States cheddar cheese output be set asid* for Government usage beginning Feb. 15.46 words
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Article, Illustration79 1943-02-11 2 For their indiscriminate raids on Burma, the AngloAmerican air forces are paying dearly, thanks to the efficient defence pat up by Nippon fighters and ground batteries. Above picture shows the wreckage of an enemy plane brought down somewhere near the Indo-Burmese border recently. All occupants of79 words
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377 1943-02-11 2 ANTI-AXIS CINDERELLA' DomeL ZURICH, Feb. 9.—Chungking, which is lacking foodstuffs and other important war materials, is watching with growing uneasiness the United Nations' policy reaffirmed at the Casablanca Conference, of first seeking to obtain victory in Europe, according to the Zuricher Zeitung's Washington correspondent.377 words
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157 1943-02-11 2 Dawai LISBON, Feb. 9.—At a meeting of the "Reconstituted America," the flrst movement began to boom for Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, erstwhile American autcracing driver and pilot in the last world war, and Charles Lindbergh to place th?m in the 1944 Presidential contest, according to a157 words
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155 1943-02-11 2 "THE STANDARD Text Book for Kogo Nippon-go Grammar." just published by Mr. S. Banno, 8.A.. Litt. (Waseda University. Tokyc); BJV., Econ. (Michigan University, U.S.A.) is a handy book which could be advantageously read by every student of the Nippon language. Apart from the qualiflcations of155 words
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216 1943-02-11 2 PHILIPPS 9 MISSION SEEN TO MISFIRE Domei. BANGKOK, Feb. 9.—President Roosevelt's personal envoy to India. William Philipps' diabolical plct of dragging India into the Anglo-American imperialistic war is doomed to failure, declares thj Indian League Headquarters' commentator. broadcasting on Tuesday night. Reviewinc various216 words
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168 1943-02-11 2 RUGBY enthusiasts will have j their fill on the Padang today j when two picked teams. Akaitori and Aoitori, match their ability. The game is sponsored by the Syonan Sports Association, and! will start at 6 p.m. The following players are requested168 words
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690 1943-02-11 2 LACKS SPIRITUAL ENDURANCE Darnel. WAR PRISONERS' CAMP, MANILA, Feb. 9.—The United States plunged into the war without any knowledge of the real Nippon strength both in material and spirit and thus committed one of the gravest blunders ever known in the history690 words
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Miscellaneous219 1943-02-11 2 v mmmT\ i->* /3W^^^fffl IV^w 6 p.m. Kigen SeUu Song by local school children; 6.10 p.m Nippon language news for beginners; 620 p.m. Nippon songs from Studio; 6.50 p.m. Arab music (recorded); 7 p.m. Malai music (recorded): 7.10 p.m Malai talk from the Studio; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35219 words
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