Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 5 May 1943
1943-05-05
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Title Section22 1943-05-05 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 127 WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article, Illustration575 1943-05-05 1 Australia Betrayed WITH THE intensification of Nippon submarine activity in waters around Australia, the plight of the Commonwealth, already unabte to expect any aid from Britain whose hands are full dealing v/ith the crisis nearer home, and decreasing ■applies frem America, must give Australians serious food for thought. Is575 words
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302 1943-05-05 1 VISITS SHRINE, WAR MEMORIAL, HEARS REPORTS FROM OFFICIALS Domei. ANTUNG, May 4.—Manshukoku Kotei Heika, who is on a tour of inspection here, received in audience a number of officials and residents today and visited the Antung Shrine, War Memorial, Antung Provincial Office and other302 words
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61 1943-05-05 1 Domei BUENOS AIRES, May 4—A report from Brisbane disclosed that the Australian War Minister, Francis Ford, stated that Nippon has increased her submarine forces in south-western Pacific waters to cut Australian communications, asserting that attacks have grown in recent weeks. He added that61 words
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205 1943-05-05 1 Domei AT AN UNDISCLOSED Base on Southern Pacific Front. May 4.— Hand-in-hand with Nippon armed forces, numerous vanguard units of Nippon scientists, stationed at far-flung fronts on the wid? Pacific frcm the Aleutians in the North to the Philippines, Borneo and Sumatra in205 words
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167 1943-05-05 1 A COMMITTEE for the utilization cf materials has been iormed by the Gunseikan-bu (Military Administration Department) in Malai with the object of carrying out technical research collectively, and mobilizing all technical knowledge available. A cer?tnony marking the formation of the committee was held on167 words
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97 1943-05-05 1 Domei LISBON. May 4.—The conferences of the Australian Foreign! Minister, Dr. Herbert Evatt, with j United States officials have I reached a critical stage, accord- j ing to th? Australian Broadcasting Company's correspondent. Evatt. who is in the United j States for the purpose97 words
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262 1943-05-05 1 More De GaulleGiraud Friction Said Likely Domei LISBON, May 3.—Political observers here, commenting on London reports that Giraud will probably assume the position of Commander-in-Chief *f the rebJ French forces since he has under him many times the number of troops under the command of Gen. De Gaulle, declared that262 words
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Article, Illustration48 1943-05-05 1 Today, May 5, is Tango no Sekku, the Boys' Festival in Nippon. On this day, which is an important Nippon festival, carp streamers are hung in all Nippon homes, and dolls of warriors and historic personages are displayed as seen in above picture.48 words
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162 1943-05-05 1 Limited AntiAxis Activity In Tunisia REDS REPULSED AT KUBAN Domei LISBON, May 3—Anti-Axis forces in all sectors on the Tunisian war theatre were forced on Sunday to limit their activity to reconnaissance patrols and occasional artillery fire, according to the German News Agency's war correspondent. The re-srouping of anti-Axis forces.162 words
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Article157 1943-05-05 1 Dome:. LISBON, May 5. —Nippon fighting power has caused the anti-Avis forces to sailer heavy losses in the air battle over the Arafure Sea off Port Darwin on Sunday, it was announced by the anti-Axis Headquarters in Australia according to a report received here. The communique, however, did157 words
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380 1943-05-05 1 Domei. LISBON. May 4.—From New York, the London Daily Express correspondent reports that the current production of aviation easolii c in the United States "will fall far short" of requirements. The Unit3d States Army has ho munition surplus and will not be380 words
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108 1943-05-05 1 Domei. LISBON, May 3—Commenting on the Nippon naval air force's raid over Port Darwin on Sunday, the Australian Radio declared that the antiAxis losses in the air were the heaviest ever suffered. It added that this air battle has proved that the Spitfire, which108 words
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428 1943-05-05 1 Dome! NANKING, May 3.—Wang Ching-wei, President cf th« National Government of China will celebrate his 60th birthday tomorrow. In appreciation of his hard struggle in the past for the establishment cf New China, the entire Chinese nation will extend wholehearted congratulations to the President428 words
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331 1943-05-05 1 •AXIS MIGHT INCOMPARABLY SUPERIOR/ SAYS TOKYO JOURNAL Domrl NAGOYA, May 4.—The key to sure victory in the current war is the augmentation of the fighting strength of the nation, Naimu Daijin (Home Minister) Lieut. Gen. Kisaburo Ando declared to the Press331 words
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100 1943-05-05 1 Domei LISBON, May 4 —Writing on the latest Nippon discoveries, the Times correspondent in Melbourne emphasized that two things should be remembered; firstly, Nippon now has access to all raw materials essential to its war economy and. secondly, the Nippon peop'e have produced100 words
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175 1943-05-05 1 Dome! AN UNDISCLOSED BASE 1.1 Northern French Indochina, May 4—Another abortive attempt of the United States Air Forces in China to disturb French Indochina by indiscriminate bombings was frustrated today by Nippon anti-aircraft artillery, the spokesman of a Nippon Army Unit in French175 words
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62 1943-05-05 1 1 Dotnei. OSAKA. May 4.—At a meetine of the directors held today, the Nippon-Nanpo <Southerr Regions Trade Development Association decided to hold a sample fair at Saigcn or Hanoi and an exhibition in Bangkok this year. Ths Association also decided to send a research party62 words
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220 1943-05-05 1 'FIRST WAR OF INDEPENDENCE• FOR THE FIRST tim<>. millions of Indians throughout Toa (East Asia* will commemorate next flf?"~ f C?, May 10- the first conSi Lfi?* countrymen against the British whicli took place on May 10. 1857. described by the220 words
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140 1943-05-05 1 Domei ZURICH, May 4.—The International Red Cress announced that SP#E n?£ ities have facilitated the distribution of an important quantity of clothinfood, drugs and tobacco in recent weeks among Anglo-Ameri-can civilian internees in Hongkong Malai and Sumetra. which bad been sent from Britain140 words
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139 1943-05-05 1 Dome! TOKYO. May 4.-Explainin? that it was his firm belief that Chinese and Nippcn nationals must work hand-in-hand to bring about Dai Toa. an anonymous Chinese resident in Shanghai recently donated Yuan 100.000 to the Tok-o Imperial University for scientific res-arch v.139 words
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Article189 1943-05-05 2 TOKYO VARSITY DISCOVERY Dome! TOKYO, May 4—lt i* learned that a new source of pulp from trees growing in Nanpo (Southern Regions), which hitherto were considered unsuitable for such purposes because of the presence of resin, iignm, tannin and other impurities has been discovered by189 words
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220 1943-05-05 2 THROUGH die moving picture. the favourite Nippon song ''Kuni-no-Hana" is getting very popular in Syonan-to. As a song which expresses Nippcn s beloved flowers, symbolizing Nippon's womanhood at the same time, it is yet unsurpassed. '"Like my former translation of 'Ikotsu-wo-Daite'. I have made this220 words
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697 1943-05-05 2 PRODUCTIVE EXPANSION PLANS TOKYO, May 3.—Details of three cardinal Government war time measures for the fiscal year 1943-1944, decided at the Cabinet meeting, namely productive expansion, electric power mobilization and national mobilization, were announced officially by Lieut.-General Sadaichi Suzuki, President of the Cabinet Planning697 words
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235 1943-05-05 2 MM A CERTAIN BASE in the South Pacific, May 2.—A simple control apparatus to direct the fire of anti-aircraft guns, invented by a First Class Private attached to the Imperial Anti-Aircraft Gun Corps, proved its effectiveness by making possible the scoring of235 words
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154 1943-05-05 2 Domci BUENOS AIRES, May »—Action by John L. Lewis, President oi the United Mine Workers, last night in ordering coal miners to return to work for a 15-day period beginning on Tuesday pending further negotiations for a new contract with operators followed the154 words
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166 1943-05-05 2 THAT THE membership of the Sycnan Sports Association had reached a total of 2,084 was revealed at the Council meeting held at the Club/iouse yesterday. There was a good attendance anc the Chairman said he was happy U> report that the official opening of the166 words
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266 1943-05-05 2 CHIANG'S CHIEF STRATEGIST SAYS DmneL CANTON, May 3. Voicing strong dissatisfaction ever the "Europe First" policy pursued by the United States and Britain, General Yang Chieh. leading Chungking strategist, declared in yesterdays issue of the Chungking ;ournal, Sao Tang Pao, that unless the anti-Axis266 words
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238 1943-05-05 2 Domei DJAKARTA, May I.—lt is learned that a five-year program for increased production of Jute to be made eventually into gunny bags has been decided upon by the Nippon Gunsei Military Administration) in Djawa. Details of the plan have already been worked238 words
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317 1943-05-05 2 INDOCHINA CIRCLES DISGUSTED Domfi. HANOI, May 3.—Commenting on Reuters dispatch reporting the imminence of United States military action aeainst Martinique, Government quarters here declared that such an action, when taken, will be branded as piracy pure and They pointed out that the317 words
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101 1943-05-05 2 wumm TOKYO. May 3.—'What Will happen in Martinique in the near future can be easily imagined." Tomckazu Hori, Spokesman of Joho Kyoku (Board of Information) tcld foreign Press correspondents in commenting on United States action in breaking off relations with Admiral Gecrges Robert,101 words
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Miscellaneous192 1943-05-05 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. Malai program—special item for commemoration of Boys' Day; 720 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. children's songs; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8 15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses192 words
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Miscellaneous159 1943-05-05 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 65 1* J TODAY we shall continue with conversational sentences: 1. Byoin c iku michi o oshiete kudasai—Will you show me the way to the hospital. 2. Kono michi o massugu ikimasu to hashi ga arimasu—Follow this road straight and you will com« to a bridge.159 words
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