Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 6 April 1943
1943-04-06
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Title Section22 1943-04-06 1 The Syonan Sinbun Offue 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. MO. 102 TUESDAY. APRIL. 6. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 7 CENTS22 words
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Article603 1943-04-06 1 Great Destiny WE ARE living in epochal times. The world is undergoing great political changes, in which every man and woman has a part to play. For those of us living in Toa (East Asia), the successful conclusion of the Dai Toa Senso is of paramount importance, for in603 words
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277 1943-04-06 1 Nippon A ir Force Ma kes Widespread A Hacks LISHUI, KIENOW, FENI AND MAUNGDAW ALSO BLASTED ISTANBUL, Apr. 4.—Heralding the opening of the bombing season for Chungking, Nippon air units swept into action to bomb Chungking city and its airfield on Sunday, according to277 words
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457 1943-04-06 1 LW/7T PLAN BEING BLOCKED Gomel ISTANBUL, Apr. 4—With the Egyptian Government making preparations to sponsor the first Congress of Arabs to disc ass the political, economic and cultural union of Arabs, information received here indicates that the British authorities in Arabian countries are apprehensive457 words
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Article62 1943-04-06 1 Don) el LISBON, Apr. 4—Gen. Douglas Mac-Arthur. Commander-in-Chief of the anti-Axis forces in south-western Pacific, announced that Brigadier General Howard K. Kamey, Commander of the Fifth Bomber Command of the United States Army Air Force, failed to return from a recent mission and "he and his62 words
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274 1943-04-06 1 Doom PEKING. Apr. 5-The need to j accelerate trade relations between I North and Central China as a means ol further stabilizing the economic life of New China was stressed by Sotaro Ishiwata, Supreme Eccnomic Adviser to the National Government ol China274 words
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337 1943-04-06 1 PEOPLE'S CONFIDENCE IN NIPPON Domci. TOKYO, Apr. s.—The Philippines, which suffered under United States oppression for 40 years, is rapidly being rehabilitated as a vital link of Dai Toa Kyoeiken, according to Marquis Yorisada Tokugawa who has been in the Philippines during the past337 words
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169 1943-04-06 1 A CALL TO THE people of Nanpo (Southern Regie ns) to imbibe the same spirit of service and d?votion as Nippon soldiers have for Tenno Hrika was made by Col. Kcichi Okubo in the course of a lecture at the Syonan Kokaido169 words
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134 1943-04-06 1 Evasion Of Heavy Taxes In U.S. Bared Domei. LISBON, Apr. 4.—Neutral sources reveal that American capital is fleeing into Mexico at an alarming rate on various pretexts in order to evade heavy taxation in the United States. These sources quote American capitalists who recently fled into Mexico with large funds134 words
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Article82 1943-04-06 1 Domei. NANKING. April 3—The Political Affairs Council of the National Government of China at a meeting today appointed Mr. HSia Chl-feng. Chairman of the Board of Audit; Mr. Wu Kai-sheng. the recently appointed Chinese Ambassador to Italy, and Mr. Wu Sung-kao. Ambassador wltho'it portfolio, as the82 words
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209 1943-04-06 1 RESOLVE RENEWED Domel TOKYO, Apr. s—China's unshakable determination to crush the United States and Britain was emphasized by Hsu Liang, Chinese Ambassador to Tokyo, and Wu Tsan-chou. North China Pclitical Council's o3Bcial now on a visit to Nippon at a lecture meeting sponsored by209 words
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97 1943-04-06 1 Domei CANTON, Apr. s—Shameen area (a former British Concession* will be included shortly in Canton City. It will be remembered that Shameen located In south--vestern Jar.ton. was seized by the Nippon forces in South China at the outbreak of Dai Toi Senso. On97 words
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195 1943-04-06 1 Domei HSUCHDW. Apr. s.—Nippon forces, cperating in the north Kiangiu area, in 95 encounters gainst an aggregate of 26.180 enemy troops during March killed 1.758 and took prisoner 125, th^ composite war results for last month revealed. It was disclosed that 25 enemy195 words
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118 1943-04-06 1 Domei PEKING. Apr. 5.- Gen. Yasutsusu Okamura. Commander-in Chief of the Nippon forces in North China, yesterday morning expressed his d?ep condolences to the bereaved family of late Gen. Liv Yu-fen. chairman of the Military CcunciJ of the National Government, of Ch'na and concurrently Chief of118 words
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233 1943-04-06 1 <— -if. Doir.ei TOKYO. Apr. 5.- Doctor Umetaro Suzuki cf the Physico-Che-mical Research Institute r.eclar3d today that green tea leaves are playing sn important role in aeronautical science as a contributor of vitamins indispensable to Imperial Army and Navy pilcts. Although tea233 words
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125 1943-04-06 1 Domei TOKYO. Apr. s—Tenno Heika at 10 a.m. today granted audience to 29 Army commande.-s and divisional chiefs including Nar.uhiko Higashi-Kutii no Miya Denka. Comma»-der-in-Chief of the Defence Headquarters, and Tsunenori Kaya no Miya Denka. Chief of Nagoya Division. At noon. SI military125 words
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495 1943-04-06 1 SOVIET PRESS WARNS OF NEW POWERFUL GERMAN OFFENSIVES BY A DOMEI MILITARY CORRESPONDENT TOKYO, Apr. s.—Operations of major importance developed on Saturday near Maknassy and east of El Guettar in the Tunisian theatre of war, when American tank and infantry formations moved against495 words
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503 1943-04-06 1 DISA PPOINTMENT FELT IN LONDON BY YOSHINORI HORIGUCHI ZURICH. Apr. 4— Europe's eyes SfnJ- tU« n<S Upon Tunisia because, firstly, Moscow's Apr A communique on the summary refiS M he Wlnter offensive XQicated that mud has brought a temporary end to the Eastern Front503 words
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76 1943-04-06 1 Domei LISBON. Apr 4 -Sir Stafford Cripps, speaking before workers of a British aircralt plant whi h he visited on the finol stage of his jaunt through armumont lactorie.s announced today an urgent warning pgainst strides wh'^h. he declared, would benefit only Brit dn"3 enemies.76 words
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Article56 1943-04-06 1 Domei LISBON. Apr. s—The British First Lord of the Admiralty, A. V. Alexander, in a speech in London today said that the British sea casualties have been severe, according to a rep rt from London. II declared that casualties I were especially heavy amon>; crews of destroyers, convoy56 words
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205 1943-04-06 2 PETALYS CALL TO NATION Pmml VICHY. Apr. 4. —Urging preparations for France's resurrection. Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, French Chief of State, told the French nation in a radio broadcast this evening to revive their courage and understand the exigencies of the hour and to205 words
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95 1943-04-06 2 LISBON, Apr. 4-It is reported from New Delhi that Ahmedabad is still a city of unrest, as fresh violent clashes occurred between the police and demonstrators, especially students who held demonstrations waving Indian national flags and carrying posters v/;th the inscription "Deliver Gandhi." It95 words
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590 1943-04-06 2 BUILDING UP NEW PHILIPPINES Don»el MANILA, Apr. 4.—ln this period of reconstruction, the Catholic Church in the Philippines is playing an active role in collaboration with tbe constituted authorities for the welfare of the people. Monsigneur William Piani, Apostolic Delegate to the Philippines, declared590 words
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794 1943-04-06 2 MALAI, SUMATRA MUSLIMS CONFER IN SYONAN M THERE is not the least intention on the part of Nippon to interfere with your religion, but, on the other hand, Nippon will endeavour to encourage all the people to be true to794 words
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236 1943-04-06 2 THAT HE WOULD send such offenders to prison without the option of a fine in future, was a warning given by Judge M. V. Pillai when he convicted a Chinese hawker for profiteering in cigarettes in the Criminal District Court yesterday. 'The236 words
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278 1943-04-06 2 AN ALLEGATION that he was set upon while asleep by a group of men who later bound him with rope, was made by Ram Dula Rai a watchman, at the continued hearing of a preliminary inquiry In the Second Police Court, yesterday, in278 words
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94 1943-04-06 2 Dome! STOCKHOLM. Apr. 4—A News Chronicle dispatch from a British outpost on the IndoBormese border, received^in London today, has blasted the previous anti-Axis claims of success in the battle to retake Burma, declaring that the Nippon forces have won all the94 words
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188 1943-04-06 2 MAYOR SHIOEO ODATB will officially open the newly-built clubhouse of the Syonan Sports Association on Sunday, Apr. 18. at 5.15 p.m. This will mark another step forward in the revival of sport here under Shin Chitsujo <New Order). With the188 words
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168 1943-04-06 2 AN AMATEUR bcxing tournament which promises to b^ a big success is being organized by the Syonan Sports Association. While the professional side of the art is in full swing, nothing has been don 2 so far towards bettering the amateur standard, but the168 words
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105 1943-04-06 2 SOCCER enthusiasts are eagerly looking forward to the forthcoming inter-State soccer matches between Syonan and Selangor to ba held at Jalan Besar Stadium on Apr. 17 and 18. Both t2ams are in strict training and first-class soccer is assured. Two trophies are being offered. Winners105 words
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134 1943-04-06 2 Domei ROME, Apr. 4.- It is officially announced that Nicholas de Kallay. Premier and Foreign Minister of Hungary, visited here from Apr. 1 to 3 on the invitation ol the Italian Government. The Hungarian leader met Signor Mussolini and the Italian Foreign Under-Secretary Giuseppe Bastianini.134 words
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100 1943-04-06 2 Domei. MACASSAR, Apr. 4—To cope with the increasing traffic needs of Southern Celebes,' the Nippon Administration here has inaugurated a new augmented bus service schedule, beginning from April. The bus service In Southern Celebes has witnessed a steady expansion sincelast Summer when recair work100 words
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252 1943-04-06 2 CIVILIANS GRATEFUL FOR LETTERS FROM INDIA FOR THE first time since the fall of Singapore, a large number of letters sent from India, through the agency of the Nippon Red Cross Branch in Tokyo, has reached the Indian Independence League branch252 words
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129 1943-04-06 2 Domei THOUSANDS ol Chinese in Syonan from an early hour yesterday visited the graves of their ancestors or i Natives on the occasion of the festival of the dead, a day devoted to remembrance cf the dead, which fell today. 9cenf>« cf129 words
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105 1943-04-06 2 Domei MANILA, Apr. 4—lt is learned that 896,909 residents are afflliatjed with the district and n2ishI oourhcod associations, according jto the latest figures released by the City Hall. A total of 1,121 district and 12.577 neighbourhood associations are or- ganized to ten city administrate j105 words
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239 1943-04-06 2 Chungking Journal Attacks AngloAmerican Policy CANTON, Apr. 5-All discus. sicns of post-war problems and the formation of a second front In Europe are futile and amount to nothing more than a daydream if Chungking and the China front are ignored, declared the Kuo Mm Jih Pao, organ of the Chungking239 words
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96 1943-04-06 2 Domei. HSINKING. Apr. s.—Twentylour Nippon industrial plants, including 14 factories manufacturing daily necessities and 10 factories specializing in the production of machinery and fibrous materials, will be transferred to Manhukoku during the second year of Manshukokus second five-year industrial expansion plan, it was disclosed96 words
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Miscellaneous209 1943-04-06 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music: 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon lai-suage: 6.20 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. Malai mu-ic: 7 p.m. puzzle corner in Malai; 7.20 p.m news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. Teochew drama: 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8 15 pjn. ne*s in Kokkien; 8.30 p m Glimpses of209 words
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Miscellaneous129 1943-04-06 2 Radio Nippon-Co Lesson Mo. 41 -ML- 1 THIS evening we shall continua with cur conversations. 1. Konnichi ua Ahmad san. Ikaga desu ka?—Good afternoon M.-. Ahmad. How art? yoi;? 2. Sukoshi kibun ga warui no desu —I'm feeling a bic ill 3. Sore wa ikemasen ne. Do nasaimashita? —I'm sorry129 words
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