Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 17 May 1943
1943-05-17
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Title Section22 1943-05-17 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 137 MONDAY. MAY 17. KOKI 2603, SYOWA IS BEVEN CENTS.22 words
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Article528 1943-05-17 1 Anti-Axis Merry-Co-Round ONCE again the Anti-Axis Merry-Go-Round is in full motion, this time with Washington as the venue. Numerous leaders of the anti-Axis nations have assembled there, headed by the British Prime Minister himself, ostensibly to discuss their next moves, but actually to divert world attention from the seriousness528 words
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49 1943-05-17 1 TTIE SYONAN SINBUN < Engl sh edition1) acfcnowle;igei>. with Cianks. the receipt 01 $500 from S. O. Bamadhaj of Aran Street, Syonan-to. for the Nippon Red Cross Fund This donat on •j. .1 the total received far Utt Fund W dJi.e, M 422.61&.7*.49 words
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Article, Illustration748 1943-05-17 1 Determined To Win War, Build Dai Toa Kyoeiken AOKI INTERVIEWED ON TOUR TOKYO, May 15.—Kazuo Aoki, Dai Toa Daijin (Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs), declared in a Press interview this afternoon, it is an indisputable fact that all inhabitants in748 words
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257 1943-05-17 1 NIPPON'S WILL REAFFIRMED Doniei NANKING. May 15—Masayuki Tani, newly appointed Nippon Taishi < Ambassador; to China, in his first address delivered at his official residence this morning to th? entire Embassy staff, declared that the Nippon Government is determined to carry out its257 words
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157 1943-05-17 1 DotneL NANKING, May 15.—1t is disclosed that Masayukl Tani, newly appointed Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to China, will hold a thre3-day conference at the Nippon Embassy here frcm to-mor-row. The meeting will be attended by all Nippon Koshi (Ministers) in China. The conference157 words
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105 1943-05-17 1 Dome*. SHANGHAI, May 14—The flrstday session meeting cf Nippon Consuls-General and Consuls stationed in various parts cf Central China was held today at the Shanghai Ambassadorial Office for clcser co-operation between Nippon organs in China and the All-China Commerce Control Association, concerning the latter's105 words
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Article325 1943-05-17 1 BIG CLASH SAID IMMINENT Dome! LISBON, May 15.—0n the Eastern Soviet front. German grenadiers began local attacks in the Kuban bridgehead, breaking through several Soviet positions and destroying one fighting group, according to the official German communique. "It-e cemmumque stated that Axis Leavy artillery pounded325 words
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288 1943-05-17 1 DoDMi. TOKYO. May 15—Wang I-tang, member of the Central Political Council of the National Government of China and former chairman of the Ncrth China Political Council, who is, at present, visiting Nippon, spent a busy morning today paying courtesy calls on Nippon leaders. In288 words
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Article, Illustration238 1943-05-17 1 38 ENEMY FIGHTERS SHOT DOWN OVER RUSSELL ISLAND Domel TOKYO, May 15.—Dai Honyei announced at 4 p.m. that Nippon naval air units raided Merauke in New Guinea on May 11, and Guadalcanar on May 14, inflicting heavy damage on enemy238 words
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62 1943-05-17 1 British Make Further Withdrawal On IndoBurmese War Front Oomel LISBON, May 14—The British forces have withdrawn northwards again on the Mayu Peninsula and taken new j positions "more suitable for defence," according to a New Delhi communique. The withdrawal was from Maungdaw on the west coast of the Peninsula, about62 words
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317 1943-05-17 1 Domei HSINKING. May 15. The 150,000 Nippon residents in this city as well as the Manshukokuan, Chosen and Russian communities here, paid tribute to the spirits of those who have laid I down their lives for Nip pen on the battlefield or317 words
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77 1943-05-17 1 Dontrt. SICHAI (Southern Hupeh Province), May 15.—Crack Nippon units operating in the HupehHunan border regions this morning joined forces at an undisclosed strategic point to the north of Sichai in southern Hupeh, according to a field dispatch received here. One detachment drove northwards from Hunan Province77 words
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176 1943-05-17 1 TOKYO. May 15.—The ratio ol memy losses to Nippon's in aerial 'ombat during the air raid or Russell Island by Nippon aircraft >n May 13 is 38 to two, proving igain to the world the superiority of the fighting technique if176 words
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108 1943-05-17 1 Dome! TOKYO. May 16—With th< Nippon forces continuing to inlict heavy losses on enemy troop; nfesting the area arcund Lake rungting, northern Hunan Province, Chungking is thrown into i turmoil since the Sixth anc Ninth war zones will be cut ofl militarily, while economically they108 words
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Article110 1943-05-17 1 Domei TOKYO, May 16—The Imperial Household Ministry announced yesterday that Tenno Heika has sanctioned the betrothal of Morihiro Higashi-Kuni-no-Miya Denka, heir to (.eneml Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni-uo-Miya Denka to Shigeko Teru -no Miya Naishinno Denka, first daughter of Tenno Heika and Kogo Heika. Higashi Kuni no Miya Denka who110 words
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96 1943-05-17 1 Domei TOKYO, May 15—Tenno Heika gave an audience this morning to Ka/uo Aoki, Dai Toa Daijin (Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs), upon the latter's return today from one month's inspection trip t> Nanpo (Southern Regions). Aoki made a detailed report to the Throne96 words
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459 1943-05-17 1 TOPICS DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON Dorari n "SBON. May H.-As Washing ton authorities maintain strict c£ Crhi.r Bar? ng the KooseveitOnurcnill conference, speculations are rife in Washington that tSe discussions are focussed sharply recel Umer% CC°r6inS l° reporC t«,~ d| vers encies became evident beK£«459 words
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Advertisement8 1943-05-17 1 Down with Tyranny in The Name of Democracy8 words
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396 1943-05-17 2 Books Recount Series Of Ig n ominous Defeats In Pacific Dotuei TOKYO, May 14.—1t is learned that a series of interesting war books appeared recently in London by British war correspondents stationed in Malai at the outbreak of Dai Toa Senso, according to396 words
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208 1943-05-17 2 CEMENTING SINONIPPON TIES Dome! NANKING, May 15.—Well-in-formed circles greeted Masayuki Tani's assumption of the post of Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to China as presaging the acceleration of the task of abolishing all extraterritorial rights in China by friendly countries and the recovery of sovereignty and208 words
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174 1943-05-17 2 jjomei TOKYO, May 15—The friendship between Nippon and French Indochina is bcund to be strengthened further through science and culture, stated Dr Galliard, the second NipponIndochina exchange professor at a farewell luncheon given in his honcur by Itaro Mij-.uno. Director of the Southern Affairs174 words
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146 1943-05-17 2 ALLEGED TO BE a habitual! pick-pocket, Lee Keng Chua, a! Teochew, was convicted and sentenced to twe years' rigorous imprisonment In the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin on Saturday. Sentences of 12 strokes of the rctan and two years' Police supervision were also146 words
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Article60 1943-05-17 2 Dome) BANGKOK, May 14—Allah Baksh, former Sind Premier was shot dead by a ruffian at Shikarpur about 9 a.m. today, according to a report from Bombay. It will he recalled that Allah Baksh became Premier in July 1941. However, owing to caustic criticism of60 words
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365 1943-05-17 2 EXAMINATION ON MAY 17-18 THE GUNSEIKAN-BU Kokugo Gakko is holding its second term examination for over 1 100 stude^ en May 17 and May 18 The current term of the Gakko started on Feb. 20. and the forthcoming examinations will include tests for365 words
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561 1943-05-17 2 THRILLING BOUTS LAST SATURDAY ONE OF THE most thrilling scraps in recent months was staged on Saturday night at the Great World Arena when Tommy Carrie, 145 lb., last-minute substitute-challenger, drew with Bukish Singh, 146 lb., Welter-weight Champion of Malai, over a 15561 words
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Article132 1943-05-17 2 AS EXHIBITS keep pouring in from all over MaUi, the authorities concerned have decided to extend the opening date of the Tropical Products Exhibition. This will give up-country exhibitor* a chance to scad in more exhibits, says a Domei report. Sedan's entries, which are the latest132 words
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203 1943-05-17 2 Domei TOKYO, May 15.—Completing one month's inspection tour of Nanpo (Southern Regions), Kazuo Aoki (Dai Toa Daijin (Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs), returned to Tckyo by air today. It will be recalled Mr. Aoki left Tokyo on Apr. 16 and arrived203 words
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279 1943-05-17 2 FIRST ORGANIZED shortly before the fall of Singapore as pare of the passive defence system to deal with air raid casualties, the 1.1.L. Distress Relief Committee Hospital, independently run and maintained with voluntary contributions and a subsidy from the Kosei-Ka, Tokubetu-si, is doing279 words
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402 1943-05-17 2 SUMMER OFFENSIVE CONTINUES Domei HUNAN FRONT, May 15.—Closing in from the north and south-east, Nippon units at dawn today reduced the strategic base of the enemy's 10th Group Army at Kungan, in Hupeh Province, and completely mopped up enemy remnants. The Nippon402 words
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79 1943-05-17 2 Domei TOKYO, May 15—Dai Honyei announced: "The Nippon Imperial units which have been operating against approximately 70.000 Chungking troops along Tungting Lake obtained the following war results during the period from May 5 to May II: Enemy dead, approximately 13,300; prisoners, approximately 1.300: booty,79 words
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Advertisement331 1943-05-17 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED:—An experienced accountant, must be able to read and write Kanji, as well as speak Nippon-go. Age not more than 40 years. Apply personally to Asano Bussan Kabushiki Kaisha, No. 2, pinlayson Qreen, between 2 5 p.m. (T.T.). WANTED:—A trustworthy storekeeper for a warehouse in Syonan. Apply with331 words
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Advertisement423 1943-05-17 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 215 RE: BOYS WANTED FOR AEROPLANE WORKS. 1. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that boys of strong will and body, between the ages of 15 and 18, of any nationality, are invited to join to be trained as aeroplane mechanics. 2. Place of Employment:—Navy Air423 words
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Advertisement569 1943-05-17 2 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SYONAN KOTOHOIN Probate No. 11l In the estate of of 2602 Hon Loy Neo also known as Yap Loy deceased. Between 1. YAP KONG KEE, 2. YAP AH PIANG Applicant* And 1. SIM YONG SENG, SIM YONG FATT, 3. SIM YONG HIV 4. SIM YONG MOK569 words
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Miscellaneous196 1943-05-17 2 TODAYS PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. news In Nippon language for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 6 50 p.m. Health talk in Malai; 7 p.m. Malai music; 7.20 p.m. news in Malal; 135 p.m. Hokkien selections; 7.45 pjn. reading in Chinese; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 pjn.196 words
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Miscellaneous149 1943-05-17 2 I I Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 75 :I a THIS evening let us continue our i study of conversational sentences: 1. Anata wa o'osan ga arimasu ka? —Have you a father? 2. Hai, arimasu.—Yes, I have. 3. Anata no go ryoshin wa doko ni irasshaimasu ka?—Where are your parents living?149 words
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