Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 20 May 1943
1943-05-20
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Title Section22 1943-05-20 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO 140 THURSDAY. MAY 20. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article629 1943-05-20 1 Si raws In The Wind THE latest landslide of a considerable army of hardened Chungking troops to the Nationalist camp is noteworthy in many respects, for not only is the volume of numbers steadily increasing but the sentiments which the new adherents to Nanking express are indicative of the629 words
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59 1943-05-20 1 Africa, Middle East Domei STOCKHOLM, May 19.—A report from London says thai Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee, speaking in the House of Commons on Tuesday, declared that British losses in Africa and the Middle East since the Italian war entry59 words
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367 1943-05-20 1 EUROPEAN WAR TREND BY YOSIIINORI HORIUUCHI Dome! Staff Correspondent ZURICH, May 18—Out of the welter of speculative comment on the war's next phase, analysis by London correspondents in Washington revealed, firstly, that antiAxis military commentators unanimously hold the opinion that a large-scale European invasion367 words
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251 1943-05-20 1 U-BOATS SINK 51,000 TONS OF ENEMY SHIPS IN ATLANTIC Domei. LISBON, May 18.—The Luftwaffe last night swooped down on important targets in the London area for several hours, according to the official German war communique. It added tb?.t a particularly strong formation of heavy251 words
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89 1943-05-20 1 Domei BERLIN, May 18.—Discounting the sensational reports published by the Press cf enemy countries on the British attack en two German dams in the Ruhr Valley, German circles declared that the damage done to Germany's war industry is comparatively slight and will be repaired before long.89 words
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204 1943-05-20 1 Domei. TOKYO. May 19—Commenting on Martin J. Kennedy's bill introduced in the United States Congress and the proposition to repeal the Chinese Exqlusion Act and grant Chinese th* right to enter the United States to berome citizens, Tomckazu Hori. spokesman204 words
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448 1943-05-20 1 Domei. TOKYO, May ID.—Ccmmemorating the most sacred day for all Buddhists, the birth enlightenment of Gautama Siddhartha Buddha, simultaneously with similar observances throughout Thailand, Burma, Ceylon and India, a "Wiskabusha" ceremony was held at Hibiya Hall this afterncon, symbolizing the spiritual ties among Toa countries.448 words
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126 1943-05-20 1 Domei BUENOS AIRES, May 18.— South African Opposition Leader, Dr. Malan, declared in an election statement on Monday that it would be better for South Africa if Germany won the war than for "Russia to win the war for England and America with126 words
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281 1943-05-20 1 LISBON. May 18.—Two hundred delegates from anti-Axis nations attended the opening, tonight, of the American-sponsored post war fcod problem conference, at Hot Springs, Virginia, accord- I ing to a report received here. American newspapers today launched a bitter attack on the United States Government for281 words
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133 1943-05-20 1 BANGKOK, May 19.—Teiji Tsubckami, Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to Thailand, who returned here yesterday after completing a fortnight's tour of Inspection of conditions in Sumatra, Djawa and Malai, today emphasized in a Press interview that restoration work in these areas is going on most satisfactcrily with133 words
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Article, Illustration693 1943-05-20 1 NIPPON PROTESTS AGAINST ATTACKS ON 'MERCY 9 SHIPS: DETAILS OF OUTRAGES GIVEN 'Will Crush These Barbarians' Says Joho Kyoku Spokesman Dome! TOKYO, May 19.—Nippon has sent protests both to the United States and Britain concerning the attack by them on seven Nippon hospital ships between January and April despite advanced693 words
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248 1943-05-20 1 THE SYONAN SINBDN (English Edition) acknowledges receipt of the following donations from the Chinese community in Syonan through the Oversea-Chinese Association: Nippon Wounded Soldiers' Fund 1,000.00 Chureito Building Fund $10,503.50 $11,503.50 LEAVES FOR MOSCOW Domei. ANKARA. May 18—Joseph Davies, who arrived in248 words
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221 1943-05-20 1 TWO REPRESENTATIVES each from the Chinese, Malai and Indian communities will be present at the drawing tor the first-term Konan Saiken (Public Lottery* which takes place on May 30 at the Kokaido, says Dcmei. The representatives will be Dr. Lim Boon Keng and Mr.221 words
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638 1943-05-20 1 Arakan Tragedy' Reveals Lack Of Morale Among British And Unwillingness Of Indian Army Dome! RANGOON, May 18.—British documents as well as information given by enemy prisoners taken in the Arakan sector revealed the reasons for the complete failure of the five-month British campaign in Burma, which ended in the "Arakan638 words
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Advertisement10 1943-05-20 1 1 Go Ahead, On To Victory All Over The World10 words
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620 1943-05-20 2 CONCESSIONS RETROCEDED Dontei NANKING, May 18.—Further strengthening of the bonds of friendship between France and China through the return of French Concessions in China to the National Government was predicted today by Counsellor R. Boisseson of the French Embassy in China and Foreign Minister620 words
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430 1943-05-20 2 VARGAS LAUDS NIPPON'S IDEALS Domei. MANILA. May 18—The eternal gratitude of the 18,000,000 Filipinos for their liberation from selfish American exploitation was expressed by Jorge B. Vargas, Chairman or the Philippines Executive Commission, in a radio broadcast this afternoon in a comment on the430 words
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132 1943-05-20 2 A SPLENDID opportunity ,cr youths interested in aeronautics Is being afforded by the Gunsei (Military Administration) in Syonan, which is olTering a year's course cf training in aeroplane mechanics to 240 youths between tii2 ages of 15 and 18 years. Following132 words
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128 1943-05-20 2 Dome! ROME, May IS—Ken Harada, Nippon Minister to the Holy I See, in an interview granted to the Italian News Agency declared that in Shin Chitsujo (New Order) planned by Nippon every single nation would have each its proper place and according to its128 words
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202 1943-05-20 2 THOSE WHO graduate from the Special Course and Post-Graduate Classes will be presented each with a copy of a book, specially prepared by the staff of Gunsei-kan-bu Kokugo Gakko (Military Administration National Language School >, on the occasion of the202 words
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142 1943-05-20 2 A SHOPKEEPER in Chulia Street was ccnvicted for profiteering in the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin yesterday, and fined $350, or four months' rigorous imprisonment in default. It was allgeed that the accused, Tan Kirn Soo. sold a tin of coconut oil for $29 50. or $17.50142 words
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447 1943-05-20 2 Syonan Sports THE FIRST cf a series of in-ter-State team boxing championships between Syonan and Selancor is to be staged at tha Great World Ar?na on Saturday night. Captained by the boxer-wrestler, Panth?r Ho, the Selangcr team includes447 words
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157 1943-05-20 2 MALAYAN LESSONS NOT APPLIED Dome! LISBON, May 18.—The war correspondent of the NewsChronicle on the Arakan front has explained the failure of the anti-Axis attempt to recapture Burma in an analytical surveyor the battle front. In a Reuter dispatch received here, the British157 words
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674 1943-05-20 2 EVER READY TO SURRENDER Domel. RANGOON, May 18—Utter lack of fighting will among Indian soldiers of the British Indian Army was revealed during an interview with Sergeant-Major Ali Ahmad and Chetram, who surrendered to the Nippon Forces in ccmpany with som 70 Indians on674 words
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302 1943-05-20 2 SYONAN Buddhists en Tuesday observed the Wesak festival commemorating the birth of Lord Buddha, his enlightenment and attainment of Nirvana. At all Buddhist temples here, pujc, (prayer) were held and flower offerings made before Lord Buddha's image.!. Alms were given to the poor. and sermons302 words
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Article81 1943-05-20 2 SARDAR SANTA SINGH of Village Saduikai Dist. Amritsar passed away after a long illness at the Hukuai Bvoin last Wednesday. May 19. 2603, at 12.15 p.m. T.T. He leaves behind hks only son Sardar Sohan Singh and a big family to mourn his loss. Funeral took place yesterday. ACKNOWLEDGMENT81 words
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Advertisement186 1943-05-20 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Lorries (any make). Owners only apply direct to Ataka Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha, 9-E, D"Almeida Street, Sycnan. THE SYONAN Bar Committee for the year May, 2603 to April, 2604 consists of the following:— Messrs. S C. r-oho (Chairman). Chong Thutt Pitt (Hon. Secretary>. O. E. N. Oehlers,186 words
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Advertisement1011 1943-05-20 2 PUBLIC SUTICES JOIIORE KOTOHOIN NOTICE REGISTRATION OI COMPANIES. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that thi Office of the Registrar of Companies Johore. is already rcfunclioning in accordance with the mair. points mentinnei hcreunder: 1. All Companies to dp incorporated under the local Companies; Enactment v.-ithin the jurisdiction of the Johore Kotohoin1,011 words
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Advertisement503 1943-05-20 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETL 1 SI NOTICE No. ?is RE: BOXS WANTED FOR AEROPLANE WORKS. 1. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that boys of strong will and body, between the ases of 15 and 18. of any nationally, are invited to join to be trained as aeroplane mechanics. 2. Place of Employment503 words
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Miscellaneous169 1943-05-20 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music. 6.20 p.m. news In Kippon language for beginners: 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies: 6.50 p.m. recitation of Holy Koran: 7 p.m. religious talk; 7.20 p.m. news in Mala-; 7.35 p.m. Cantonese dramatic selections; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 pm. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses169 words
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Miscellaneous99 1943-05-20 2 KYO-EI: "I SEE ICE." 3—6 8.30 p.m. SYOWA: "MY SON. MY SON.' 3—6—8.30 p.m. I'SHI HO: "MA! HE'S MAKING EYES AT ME." 3—6—8.30 p.m. Tomorrow: "PLIGHT TO FLAME" and "THE GREAT PLANE ROBBERY." INOO: 'BOOLOKA RAMBHA" (Tamil). 3 and 6 p.m. YAMATO: "HOONG HUNG CHOOT CHEONG." 3—6—8.30 p.m. MALAI: "LAILA99 words
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Miscellaneous154 1943-05-20 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 7ft 1* 3r— 1 HERE are further conversational sentences: 1. Anokito wa asoko de nani o shite imasu ka?—What is thai man doing there? 2. Anohito wa tsuri o shite imasu— He is fishing. 3. Ah. dan dan kuraku narlmashita ne—Ah. it is getting dark, isn't154 words
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