Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 May 1943
1943-05-11
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Title Section22 1943-05-11 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 132 TUESDAY. MAY 11. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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37 1943-05-11 1 TOKYO, May 10.— Tenno Heika this morning granted an audience to Premier General Hideki Tojo who submitted reports on his recent inspection trip to Manila, and other matters under his jurisdiction.37 words
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Article609 1943-05-11 1 Public Safety SOME TIME AGO. we had occasion to comment in this j column on traffic conditions in Syonan-to. and it was with no little gratification and gratitude that, following the comment, a Safety First (Traffic Contiol) Week was enforced in this city. Now that the Week is over,609 words
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307 1943-05-11 1 REDS CHECKED SOUTH OF KUBAN Domel LISBON. May 9.—Hard fighting is continuing in the northern sector cf the Tunisian front with thp Axis troops, with indomitabls spirit, disputing every inch of ground, according to reports received here The anti-Axis troops have failed in executing307 words
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201 1943-05-11 1 Perak I.I.L Branch Helps Increase Food Production Demet TELUK ANSON. May S.—At Sungei Manik in Lower Perak where extensive cultivation of padi is going on, an area of about 800 acres has been given by the Government to the Indian Independence League, Perak Branch, for food cultivation. This area is201 words
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137 1943-05-11 1 Dome! JOHORE BAHRU. May 10—The determined and earnest efforts of Johore State to attain self-suffi-ciency in foodstuffs are reflected today in the rapid expansion of the areas under cultivation thsre. Thanks to the support and the encouragement given to pe<h cultivators by the Nippon137 words
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113 1943-05-11 1 LISBON, May 7-Spain, although a "non-b2lligerent" in the i present world war. is prepared at all times to fight for its independence and territorial integrity. Gen. Francisco Frrncc. Spanish Chief of State, declared in an address delivered at a reception of generals and113 words
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Article, Illustration88 1943-05-11 1 Premier On Hideki Toje Is seen in top pietare beta* greeted by Mr. Jorge B. VvfM, chairman of the Philippine* Executive Commission, on hta arrival m the Philippines recently. The warm welcome extended to the Frsmlar la reflected in the mammoth meet lay attended by—(Dome! photos). - 88 words
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269 1943-05-11 1 LEADERS* STIRRING CALL YESTERDAY was a day of special significance for Indians in Toa (East Asia). For it was on May 10. 1857, that Indian troops mutinied against the British in their initial fight for national freedom. Today, 86 years later, Indians are269 words
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136 1943-05-11 1 Domd LISBON. May 9—The United States War Labour Beard has resumed hearings on the coal strike in order to seitle the wage dispute between miners and operators, but United Mine workers still refuses to send a representative, according to a report from Washington. The136 words
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207 1943-05-11 1 Enemy's Designs On Burma Completely Frustrated mmmt TOKYO, May 10.—Dai Honyei announced at 5.30 p.m. that "Nippon Army units entered Buthidaung, on the upper reaches of the Mayu River, at 7 p.m. on May 8, and occupied it after fierce fighting. Mopping-up of207 words
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90 1943-05-11 1 Domei. CANTON, May 10—The Provincial Government of Kwangtung today celebrated the third anniversary of its establishment under the National Government of China at Nanking. In a speech before an assembly of i Government officials. C avernor Chen Yao-yuan recalled the administration's accomplishments to the past three90 words
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62 1943-05-11 1 DOMM^I. TOKYO, May 10.—Masayuki Tanl, newly-appointed Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to Nanking, this mcrning left Tokyo by train for his new post. He is scheduled, while en route to Nanking, to report his assumption of the new office at the Ise Grand Shrines. Mr.62 words
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85 1943-05-11 1 A GENEROUS donation of $300 has been received by the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition) from members of the Tokubetu-Si Services Club to the Nippon Red Cross Fund. This donation brings the total received to date to $9,957.87. TOKYO ILL. OFFICIALS Dome! TOKYO. May. B—At85 words
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465 1943-05-11 1 Domef TOKYO, May 10—Stressing unity between Government and people and among nations is the absolute prerequi:ite for the attainment of victory, the Nippon Times editor ichy points out: "The presence of unity in the Axis camp makes for a powerful fighting: power and co-ordinated465 words
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249 1943-05-11 1 DR. B. R. SHARMA, an Indian medical efflcer in charge of labourers of the Syonan Harbour Board, recently received a manifesto from Premier Tojo thanking him fcr excellent services rendered the military authorities during the past year. Dr. Sharma. who is directly responsible fo>249 words
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77 1943-05-11 1 Ooinei LISBON. May 12—A London report revealed that anti-Axis strategists. reviewing the general war situation in the Pacific, have found no definite indication where Nippon's next operation will strike. They said, however, as far as British counter-at-tacks against Nippon positions are concerned, the British for77 words
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95 1943-05-11 1 Domei SENDAI, May 10—The discovery of a rich vein of Zircon at Manahata Gold Mine in Fukushima Prefecture, which is indlspensible for the production of special metals, will further bolster Nippon wartime production of cardinal metals, it was revealed It was said that during95 words
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76 1943-05-11 1 uomei LISBON, May 9 A Washington report says that ten Republican members qf the House Ways and Means Committee have called for an investigation of the entire question surrounding the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Ac. which expires next month, declaring that the act is wholly inadequate76 words
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335 1943-05-11 1 THE INVENTIVE genius of manufacturers here has never been more strikingly evident than in the nature and variety of the exhibits that keep on coming in frcm all over Malai for the Tropical Products Exhibition to be held in Syonan this month, says Domei.335 words
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Article214 1943-05-11 1 oomei - oomei) TOKYO, May 10—Surgeon-General Ch.katnko Koizumi, Kosei Daljin, 'Welfare Minister), will deliver a lecture on national welfare administration at the Tokyo Imperial University Medical College on May 14. Other welfare experts are expected to lectar on population problem, infant protection and anti-tuberculosis measures. HANOI. May 10—The French I'xlochlna214 words
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Article324 1943-05-11 2 REVEALING STORY TOLD Dora«!l. SHANGHAI. May 10.—Adding tc ite mounting difficulties in its d^perate struggle to survive Chungking is now facing a coal famine which has virtually shut down manufacturing industries and deprived the city of electricity supply, a recent arrival in Shanghai from Chungking324 words
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427 1943-05-11 2 NIPPON'S DESIRE TO AID BURMA Dome! RANGOON, May B.—A call to noble unselfish service and high statesmanship in view of the heavy responsibility resting upon leaders of Burma was sounded today by Dr. Ba Maw, Chief of the Burmese Government, speaking on427 words
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319 1943-05-11 2 Domei RANGOON, May B—The Independence Preparatory Committe 5 under the chairmanship of Dr. Ba Maw. Chief of the Burmese Government, is expected to facilitate not only the realization of Burmes? independence but also promote closer ties between Burma and Nippon, well-inform-ed circles declare.319 words
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203 1943-05-11 2 A FINE OF $200. or three months' rigorous imprisonment in default, was imposed in the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin yesterday on Tan Kia Vow. the owner of a shop in North Bridge Read, for selling a pair of shoej above the pre-war price. Tan's partner, Foo203 words
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164 1943-05-11 2 Dome! STOCKHOLM, May B—lt is reported from London that British naval circles are seriously worried over the increasing German naval activity off the Norwegian coast which promises a concerted undersea, surface and air attack on British convoys in Northern Arctic. These circles consider It164 words
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142 1943-05-11 2 AN OFFICIAL announcement states that as the drawing for the winning numbers of the Konan Saiken (Lottery) is to be in six digits for each winning number, hclders of lottery tickets bearing the numbers 00,001 to 99,999 should regard their142 words
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1224 1943-05-11 2 THE GOVERNMENT of India Act cf 1935 has often been referred to as effecting the first political unification of India by bringing the Indian states and British India under an unified rule, writes Yoshiro Royama in the Nippon Times Weekly. However, although British s'atesmen1,224 words
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378 1943-05-11 2 TIMES COMMENT ON HISTORIC DA V Domei. TOKYO, May 10.—Commenting under the caption India's Historic Inspiration" the Nippon Times editorially declares, on the anniversary of the outbreak of the Indian revolt of 1857, that Indians throughout the world today are celebrating378 words
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120 1943-05-11 2 D*meL TOKYO, May 9—Grand Champion Futabayama and his Ep~£ Camp, by winning 13 matches to the opponents ten, grabbed the lead in the first day of the 15--day Summer Sumo Tournament which started today at Kckugikan Amphitheatre. Four Grand Champions, rutabayama and Haguroyma120 words
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115 1943-05-11 2 Oomel RANGOON. May B—Upcn the occasion of the organization c: the Independence Preparatory Committee for Burmese Independence, the spokesman of the Rangoon branch of the Indian Independence League this evening declared that all Indians residing in Burma will extend their utmost assistance in the healthy115 words
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184 1943-05-11 2 CHUNGKING ITES DEMORALIZED Doraei A NIPPON BASE in Hunan Province, May B.—S2ver&l uniUs of the Nippon Expeditionary Force in Central China commenced new operations from May 5 in a fertile prairie northwest of Tungtins Lake against enemy positions under General Wang Tsang-hsu, Commander ot184 words
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Advertisement39 1943-05-11 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT TAN YAP. The engagement Is announced between Mr. Tan Miang Jian, eighth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tan Scow Joo and Miss Yap Chwee Geok. Feccnd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yap Swee Kiat.39 words
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Advertisement541 1943-05-11 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 214 RE: APPLICATION FOR PERMITS FOR THE AUTHORIZATION OF SOCIETIES. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that all societies which are at present carrying on business, or those which propose to organize, and newly formed societies after the occupation ot Singapore, are requested to submit the541 words
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Advertisement233 1943-05-11 2 SITU A TION VA CA NT WANTED—An efficient, capable ana trustworthy motor mechanic. aLw one me:sencier bey willing to travel between Brngkalis r.r.d Syonan. Aptly to Atak.i Sangyo Kabu.*r.iki Ka^r'ix. No. 9E, d'AlmeMa Strert, Syo;ian. rr pO. Box No. 418. Syonan. WANTED SCHOOL TEACHES to teach Nippon-Go Tamil Preference to233 words
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Miscellaneous159 1943-05-11 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM B p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners- 6 30 pm. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p m Malai music: 7.20 p.m. news in Malai: 7.35 p.m. Peking drama; 8 p.m. news Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language159 words
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Miscellaneous94 1943-05-11 2 KVO-I I: ONE MILUON B C." 3—6—8.30 p.m. SYOWA: "A WOMAN'S PACE.1 3—6—8.30 p.m. rSHIIIO THE HEADLINE WOMAN." 3—6—8.30 p.m. INDO. "CHANDRAGUPTA CHANAKYA" (Tamil). 3 p.m. and 6 pm. YAMATO: "SUP MARN CHENG VAN" (Cantonese). 3 —6—8.30 p.m. MALAI: 'THE BIG CITY.- 3 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. FUJI: "MODEL WIFE.'94 words
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Miscellaneous349 1943-05-11 2 POLICE BAND PROGRAM THE SYONAN Police Band, under t the direction of Conductor Ganda Singh, will perform in public at the Waterloo Street Bardstand, from 7 p.m. to 8 pm. on Wednesday The program will be as follc.v.s- —March, "Nippon Tune" (Army E«nd), Valse "Flirtation" (P. A. Steck), "The Butterfly349 words
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