Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 22 June 1943
1943-06-22
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Title Section22 1943-06-22 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office *****6 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone iVo. 5471. NO. 168 TUESDAY. JUNE? 22. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article430 1943-06-22 1 I (fytnam, THE announcement that the authorities have formulated and are about to launch a nveyear economic development plan in Nampo (Southern Regions) will be hailed by the peoples of these regions as further striking proof of Nippon's desire to rehabilitate and revitalize the life of430 words
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153 1943-06-22 1 L r.S. Miners Will Not U ork For Operators Domei LISBON, June 20.—John L. Lewis. President of the United Mine Workers of America, announced late today in Washington that wage agreements in the ccal industry "expire by limitation at midnight tonight" and that 554,000 coal miners belonging to the Union153 words
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291 1943-06-22 1 BROADCAST TALK FROM TOKYO Domei. TOKYO. June 22—"Let us carry on the flght fcr liberty, inside India and outside India, with all our strength and vigour," exhorted Subhas Chandra Bcse in a talk broadcast through the facilities of Tokyo Radio last night. He continued:291 words
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151 1943-06-22 1 Domei ISTANBUL. June 21—Two violent earth tremors with the epicentre in north-western Anatolia were recorded in Istanbul on Sunday evening, according to dispatches received here. The town of Adapazar, with 24,000 residents, was completely destroyer. Heavy damages were reported from other Anatolian towns.151 words
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Article87 1943-06-22 1 Dome* BUENOS AIRES. June 81—A report from Melbourne states that the Australian Navy has announced that the torpedo-ship "Wallaroo' has sank off the Australian east coast, following a collision with an anti-Axis merchantman, STOCKHOLM. June 21—A Renter dispatch from Washington reported that more than 5—,9— miners acain ceased87 words
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289 1943-06-22 1 Stabilizing People's Life Through Political And Economic Security ENCOURAGED by the phenomenal progress attained in the short period of little over a year in various fields in Nampo (Southern Regions), the Gunsei (Military Administration) has decided to launch a fiveyear economic development289 words
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140 1943-06-22 1 HEAVY mPPOIM AIR RAIDS REPORTED NEW GUINEA and Northern Australia again felt the weight of Nippon aerial supremacy when Nippon bombers blasted targets at Benebena. Buna, Wav, and Port Darwin. Domei. BUENOS AIRES, June 20—The anti-Axis Headquarters in Southwest Pacific announced that140 words
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151 1943-06-22 1 Nippon Experts To Develop Malai 's Fishing Industry THE FISHING industry in Malai and surrounding regions, including DJawa and Sumatra, will be further developed in the near future by the Nippon fishing companies that have established their headquarters and Started operations, says a Domei report. An official of the Nampo151 words
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124 1943-06-22 1 Domei BUENOS AIRES. June 17—Reports from Caracas state that a flood of serious proportions is endangering lives and property in various districts in Venezuela. The reports said that the rivers of Apure, Santo Deigo, Bocano and four others have overflowed, inundating vast areas. The124 words
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130 1943-06-22 1 BUENOS AIRES. June 2«.—A single heavy bombing raid against Germany may cost the auti-Axis a» much as five per cent of the total anti-Axis monthly bomber production, declares a recent issue of Business Week, commenting on reports of future air raids against130 words
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183 1943-06-22 1 Domei. LISBON. June 20.—Italian tor-pedo-plane formations, continuing attacks on enemy shipping alcng the North African coast, sank one 10,000-ton steamer oft Bone and scored hits on two steamers, totalling 17,000 tens. Both Berlin and Rome also officially disclosed that German and Italian bombers dropped183 words
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228 1943-06-22 1 Dotnei. PEKING. June 21.—The Imperial Expeditionary Forces in North China during May captured 12.736 enemy troops while the enemy abandoned 13.600 bodies on the battlefield, according to an announcement of total results scored last month, issued by the headquarters of the Imperial228 words
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105 1943-06-22 1 Domei SHANGHAI. June 21—Masayuki Tani, Nippcn Taishi (Ambassadors to China who had been visiting Tokyo to confer with Nippon Government leaders, arrived here yesterday. The Taishi Is scheduled in the next few days to confer with Akiyoshi Tajiri and Tatekl Horiuchi. Nippon Koshi (Ministers)105 words
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379 1943-06-22 1 A NOVEL FEATURE of the art exhibition which cpened yesterday at the New World Amusement Park in Sycnan is the holding of a special lottery open to the public, proceeds cf which will be largely ussd as cash awards to artists379 words
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186 1943-06-22 1 Domei. TOKYO, June 21.—Tenno Heika this afternoon granted an audience to the new Fleet Admiral Osami Nagano and the new Field Marshal Gen Sugiyama, formally admitting the two into the Board of Marshals. Tenno Heika also granted gracious186 words
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1266 1943-06-22 1 Domei TOKYO, June 21.—Joho Kyoku (Board of Information) at 4 p.m. announced the appointments as Members of Gensuifu (Board of Marshals) of Admiral Osami Nagano, Gen. Count Hisaichi Terauchi and Gen. Gen Sugiyama. The announcement added that the three new members of1,266 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous39 1943-06-22 1 THE SYONAN SINBUN 'English Ed lijn) acknowledges. with t.i ;\ks, a donation cf $20 to the Ni' pon Red Cross Fund from the Johore Kronchong Orchestra. Th's donation brings the total to da fo r this **und to $33,159.11.39 words
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Article, Illustration1581 1943-06-22 2 Q & dutCi - Q &dutCi Philippines Independence Preiwratory Committee Formed Personnel Named l.l.L. Colossal Fighting Body" Songkhram Thanks To jo-—Kalibapi Leat'crs Entertained in Tokyo—so,ooo Sumatra Mohammedans Pledge Co-operation Better hiving Campaign Dai Tao Senso Photographic Exhibition—Djawa Ideal for Manufactories Puchong Agricultural Colony Project. MANILA, June 20.—The Com-mander-in-Chief of the Nippon Expeditionary1,581 words
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365 1943-06-22 2 Dome! HANKOW, June 20.--The future of the Army Forces of the National Government of China is bright and far-reaching and the maintenance of peace and order in existing peace zones in China will be placed exclusively under their control in the near future,365 words
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206 1943-06-22 2 DEALERS in sscond-nand goods who are in the habit of buying articles from all and sundry for the purpose cf their business were given a warning by Mr. M. V. Pillai, the Syonan Keizi Tihohoin Judge, in a case which came up before him206 words
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Article93 1943-06-22 2 Dome! TOKYO, June 19.-The threeday 82nd Extraordinary Session of the Imperial Diet formally came to a close this mcrnins when Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo read the Imperial Rescript promulgating the adjournment of the session. The closing ceremony w&* observed at 10 a.m. in the House of93 words
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347 1943-06-22 2 THE SYONAN Sports Association Is soon to have facilities for badminton. A committee has already been formed and at a meeting held rec3ntly, Mr. G. H. :Kiat explained that the delay in providing facilities for this branch of sport was due to the lack347 words
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222 1943-06-22 2 REALIZATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY PHILIPPINES EPOCHAL Domei TOKYO, June 21.—The world will witness one of the most epochal events in the history of the Twentieth Century when Philippine independence is realized in the course of this year, Nishi Nippon, a leading journal in222 words
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211 1943-06-22 2 MEMBERS cf the postal service in Syonan held an enjoyable 'Post Office Night' on Saturday, with a colourful program consisting of concerts and the showing of Nippon pictures at the Dai Toa jGekijo under the auspices of Yusei Kycku (Post CLTice), with I the211 words
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121 1943-06-22 2 DotneL STOCKHOLM, June 20—A Keuter dispatch from Washington reported that Undet-Secre-tary of War Robert P. Pa.tterscn stated that the production of material in May for Army ground forces was approximately 5.5 per cent below calculations and also smaller than the production121 words
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193 1943-06-22 2 Domei. ZURICH, June 20.- Lcndcn dispatches representing Sir Archibald Wavell's viceregal appointment under a new light suggested that the elevation constitutes capitulation to United States demand for the immediate launching of large-scale anti-Nirport operations, independent cf European developments. The dispatches intimated193 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement268 1943-06-22 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Lady Typist. Preference fciven to one with a working knowledge of Nippon-Go. Two clerks are also required. Apply to Box No 290. c/o Syonan Sinbun (English Bdiiiom. Cecil Street, Syonan. LADY TYPISTS WANTED Age between 18 and 25 years old. Any nationality. Must have a working knowledge268 words
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Advertisement431 1943-06-22 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 230 R* The Recruiting of Appiefatiee* for Anoplancs Implements Repairing The Asiatic youths of male and female at the age of 14 to 30 who desire to be an apprentice of the aeroplane implements repairir.g are invited to apply herewith according to the directions431 words
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Advertisement229 1943-06-22 2 SELANGOR KEIBA CLUB (NEW ORDER). Jl 1 V MEETING .S)3 Ist Day, Sunday 11th July 2603 2nd Day, Wednesday I4:h ."uly 2603 3rd Day, Sunday 18th July Ibfil UNLIMITED BIG SWEEP A $1 Unlimited Big Sweep open to the Public will be drawn on race to oe decideu upon by229 words
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Miscellaneous182 1943-06-22 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.30 p.m. Nippon language; news for beginners; 6.30 pm. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. Malai music: 7.20 p.m. news m Malai; 7.35 p.m. Cantonese selection;;; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese: 8.15 p.m. news in I Hokkien: 8.30 p.m. Olimpse, of Nip- pon; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language182 words
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Miscellaneous181 1943-06-22 2 Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 105 -£t IVTH Kato and Mr. Ali are talking about bed r>ab:ts, which should be •avoided. 1. Warn ku.se wa naosenai mono desho ka?—ls it impossible to correct bad habits of a man? t. Naosemafu tomo. Kokorofrako shidai desu—Yes. it is possible indeed. It depend.-, upcn181 words
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Miscellaneous79 1943-06-22 2 KYC-EI RANCHO GRANDE." 3—6—8.:>0 p.m. SVOWA TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM." 3—6—8.30 p.m. I'SHTHO: "THE BISCUIT EATER 3—6—8.30 p.m. MALAI: "DUMBO." 3 and 8.30 p.m. INDO: DURGA" (Hindustani) 3 and 6 p.m. YAMATO: "FAH YUET LBONO SIEW" (Cantonese"*. 3—6—8.30 p.m. FUJI: "BURN-EM-UP-BARNES. Chaps. 7—12. 3 and 8.30 p.m. NANYO: "THE GHOST79 words
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