Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 16 March 1943
1943-03-16
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Title Section23 1943-03-16 1 The Syonan Sinbun [ENGLISH Office *****46 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 84 TUESDAY. MARCH 16. KOKI 2«03. SYOWA 18 7 CENTS.23 words
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Article568 1943-03-16 1 Sino Nippon Ties Yet More Cordial FOR THE FIRST TIME in history, a Nippon Prime Minister on active ervice has set foot on Chinese soil—an unmistakable pointer to the increasingly cordin! relations which exist between Nippon and China. Since President Wang Ching-wei's declaration that China will live or die568 words
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Article137 1943-03-16 1 Dom-.i. TOKYO. Mar. 16.—The Inited Sta.es Navy Department belated* v announced the damage sustained during the period between the first li.it I.- of the Solomons and the I'.ii-l off Rennet Island bu:. as usual, the American announcement is far from the truth and tries to hide the loss137 words
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Nippon, China Reach 'Perfect Agreement' On War Prosecution
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Article, Illustration657 1943-03-16 1 Doniei NANKING, Mar. 15.—President Wang Ching-wei expressed deep appreciation for Nippon's support and immutable determination of the National Government of China to contribute to Nippon's mission of creating a Co-Prosperity Sphere in East Asia, during an657 words
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Article, Illustration334 1943-03-16 1 Domei. SHANGHAI, Mar. 15.—1n a speech delivered before Nippon military officers and Government and civilian notables here last evening, Premier General Hideki Tojo declared that the frank exchange of views in Nanking has resulted in a perfect agreement between Nippon334 words
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321 1943-03-16 1 Domei TOKYO. A'ai. 15.— Premier rneral Hdcki Tojo's via t to Nankins will undoubtedly contribute to the further strengthening oi Sino- Nippon collaboration in the current war, political observers here declared today. These circles described the Premier's trip as an epoch-making event which marks321 words
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468 1943-03-16 1 Domei LISBON. Mar. 14.-Reports from American correspondents in Me scow said that the Battle of Kharkov reached its most critical situation as big German Panzer and motor in.antry units pressed their attacks from the west, north and south on the city. The Russians retreated468 words
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429 1943-03-16 1 Doowi. FUKUOKA, Mar. 15.—The people and the National Government of China thoroughly understand Nippon's policy and are making the utmost efforts to prosecute the war jointly with Nippon to a successful completion, Premier General Hideki Tojo said upon his arrival from Shanghai. f remier Tojo429 words
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245 1943-03-16 1 OUTCOME OF NANKING TALKS Domei TOKYO, Mar. 15.--Political ooservers heiv express tbe opinion that Nippon attack on the Chungking regim* will be intensified still further in order to settle Chinas interrAi troubles, with the unprecedented visit of Prermei General H:d;ki Tojo ;o Nanking as245 words
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320 1943-03-16 1 RETREAT CUT OFF, TRAPPED Domei. RANGOON. Mar. 14.—According to dispatches received here, enemy or^e? which become active on the Burma-China and northern India-Burma borders with the cbject of reopening the Burma P.oad were dealt steage-hamm-r blows by the Nippon forces winch began operations, en320 words
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211 1943-03-16 1 Domei. TOKYO. Mar. 15.—Premier General Hideki Tojo has presented to Taiwan Yokoyairu, greatest living Nippon painter, nine precious Chinose ink-sticks, including live made during trie Ching Pericd 162 years ago, and raie Chinese ink-slabs which the Pr« mier received as presents iro*n Prartdrat211 words
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Article186 1943-03-16 1 Domei NANKING, Mar. 15—Premier General Hideki Tojo, accompanied by Major General Kenryo Sato, Director of ir-.e Military Affairs Bureau of the War Ministry, and others of his party as well as Ambassador Mamoru Shigeraitsu called on President Wang Ching-wei at 5.30 p.m. on Mar. 13186 words
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245 1943-03-16 1 Dome! TOKYO. Mar. 13.—A "Greater East Asia Monument of Gratitude." honouring Nippon soldiers fighting on all fronts through the length and breadth of East Asia, has been donated to the War Ministry jointly by Sadahiko Nakane. President of the Sanwa Bank. Sei?o Okano.245 words
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33 1943-03-16 1 Domei. NANKING. Mar. 15.—Premier General Hideki Tojo during his visit here made a monetary contribution to the National Government of China for social and relief activities.33 words
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305 1943-03-16 1 PLANS FOR the reopening of the Syonan Medical College will b? completed this week and full details governing admission and other requirements will be made public in a few days' time, the Director of the Sanitary Department, Gunseikan-bu. Dr. Tadashi Sato, revealed305 words
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323 1943-03-16 2 ALL-ROUND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF CONCESSIONS RETROCESSION Demei. PEKING, Mar. 14.—The agreement reached today for the actual return of Nippon concessions to China on Mar. 30 is clear proof of Nippon's sincerity in assisting the development of China declared Kuan* Yi-lan, Chief of the323 words
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917 1943-03-16 2 I H>mei. NANKING, Mar. ]4—Mamoro Shigemitsu, Nippon Ambassador to Nanking, and Foreign Minis'.ci Chu Min-yi exchanged felicitations following the signing of ttM agreement on details of the rendition of exclusive Nippon concessions in China at the Forei 311 Department this morning. Ambassador Shlfcemitsu stated:917 words
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Article375 1943-03-16 2 TOKYO, Mar. IS—With Nippon's actual retrocession of concessions in China set for Mar. 30 Jt is only natural that both Italy and France who announced their intention of returning their concessions on Jan. 14 and Feb. 23, lesnectively should follow suit in the near future, well-informed375 words
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111 1943-03-16 2 CERTIFICATES FOR MAKERS Dome* TOKYO, Mar. 14.—1n recognition of their distinguished services toward the increase of aircraft production dating 1942, the Minister of War yesterday granted certificates of commendation to three industrial companies. The three commanded companies are Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited. Nagoya Aircraft111 words
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116 1943-03-16 2 Dvmet MEDAN, Mar. 14.— It Is learned, IK* first anniversary of the entry o; Nippon forces here will be crmmemjrated with Defining celebration.* by lecal residents for three clays oeginning tomorrow. Celebrations will get under way with the opening ceremony for the inauguration116 words
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165 1943-03-16 2 CannedMeat Fish Rationed In U.S. v- tt DomeL BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 14 Food rationing will be started In the United states on Mar. 18 on fresh or tinned meat. tinned fish and bottled fish. The American citizen is said to be ■ferine fros» a food shortage aa agrieoUural production in165 words
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190 1943-03-16 2 CONVICTED on charges of cheating the Food Controller in respect of rice and sugar, S. Sithambararu. an lr.tlian, was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment and fined 81,500 (in default, 18 months' rigorous imprisonment), in the Criminal District Couit yesterday. According to190 words
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96 1943-03-16 2 Admitting that he had sold a pair of shoes for $12, ($7 above the pre-war price), Hoo Kee Seng was fined $iOO, or four months' iij.i rous imprisonment in default, in the Criminal District Court yesterday. The owner of a shop in South Bridge96 words
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71 1943-03-16 2 Dome?. AN UNDISCLOSED NIPPON Air Base. Mar. 13. —Two enemy Consolidated warplanes were downed over waters off Rangoon area by Nippon air units yesterday evening and today. One of the enemy raiders was shot down during an attempted raid on Rangoon last evening by six71 words
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1050 1943-03-16 2 THE SECOND instalment of the Exchange Regulations which have come into force in Malai and Sumatra appears oelow: Article XII. Unless with the permission of the Gunseikan, no one is allowed to import the currencies of MalaiSumatra. the currencies other than the currencies of Malai-Sumatra1,050 words
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411 1943-03-16 2 EDEN FORCED TO VISIT U.S. Domei. LISBON, Mar. 14.—The fact that present and post-war economic and diplomatic problems are causing much headaches to the anti-Axis especially in United States-Soviet relations has impelled British diplomacy, more experienced than the United Tf S;L? lead in411 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous94 1943-03-16 2 KYO-EI: 'The Night of J«^o. 16." 3—6—«.3A pm SYOWA: Lady ficarface." 3—6— 8 30 p.m. INDO: "Prahlada' iMalayalam). 2—5.30—9 f.m. vammo: "Kwai Hup Vat Chee Mvi" (Oantonese> 3 —6—B 30 p.m. MALAI: "Th: Ghost Breakers 3 and B.ft p m I'SHIHO: -The Boss Rider of Gun Creek." 3^—8.30 p.m." To-morrow:94 words
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Miscellaneous221 1943-03-16 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 23 n THIS evening we st\aii continue on the radio with the sane icsson, that is the conversation between two persons. 1. Kono aida wa chikatetsu no ehagaki o mimashita ne —The other day you saw the post card of an underground railway did you not?221 words
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Miscellaneous158 1943-03-16 2 TODAY'S PROCRAM 6 p.m. music: 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies: 6.50 n.m. Malai music: 7.20 p.m. news in Malai: 7.35 p.m. Chinese music; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese: 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien: 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language lesson No. 23:158 words
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