Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 1 July 1943

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  • 22 1 The Syonan Sinbun HO. 17« THURSDAY. JULY 1. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. SEVEN CENTS
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  • Nippon Restores International Settlement Of Shanghai To National Government Of China
    • 524 1 \(fy*HumA ELOQUENT testimony to the sincere desire of Nippon to see her brother nation —China— emerge from the strife and turmoil which have for long characterized her international affairs and become, once again, one of the world's leading powers, is provided by the many epoh-making gestures
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    • 707 1 END PUT TO BID TO SET UP ANGLO-AMERICAN HEGEMONY IN TOA Dome! TOKYO, June 30. —With the imminent restoration of the International Settlement of Shanghai to the National Government of China, Sino-Nippon relations have entered a new stage, while r»ai Toa takes another bold
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    • 260 1 Dome! NANKING, June 30.—President rVang Ching-wei, in a statement n his capacity as President of lie Executive Yuan this afternoon on the occasion of the signing of the agreement fcr the restoration of administrative rights n the International Settlement )f Shanghai, expressed China's profound gratitude to
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    • 146 1 Domei A NIPPON BASE in the Southwestern Pacific, June 29.—Thirteen enemy planes were shot down over the Solomons on June 26 by the Nippcn Army and Navy ground defences when enemy formations appeared over Colombangara Island and Munda, in New Georgia Island. Early
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    • 44 1 Domei PEKING. June 29. —The iNcrth China Political Affairs Commission announced today the appointment of Chang Fuelling. Director of the Business Department, as the first chief of Its Nanking Office, which has been established tc facilitate liaison with the Nanking Government.
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    • 66 1 Domei TOKYO, June 30—With the opening ol telegraphic services between Nippon and Manokwari in New Guinea from tomorrow, telegraphic services between Nippon and all occupied areas In Nampo will have been completed, the Teishin-sho i Communications Ministry) announced. The rate, to be charged will be
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    • 371 1 Dome! LJSBDN, June 29—Information from Rome said that from June 1 to June 28, Axis land and air defence forces shot down a total Of 857 Anglo-American planes, the majority of which were fouren gined, thus divided: 514 over Germany and occupied western
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    • 297 1 DR. CHU RENEWS CO-OPERATION Domei NANKING. June 29.—The Nippon Embassy at 10 o'clock formally notified the Foreign Ministry of the Nippon Government's decision to transfer the administrative rights cf enemy assets in j the Hankow, Amoy and Canton areas, totalling 461 items, to
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    • 165 1 THERE was a big stir in Syonan city this morning when banks, pest offices and other places where Konan Salken tickets are sold, were besieged by crowds, each person determineto obtain, at least, one lottery ticket. Judging from the rush for Konan Salken tickets,
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    • 38 1 Domei. LISBON, June 29.—Gen. Dwight Eisen-Howar has received full authority to take the necessary measures ln case of divergencies between Gen. Charles de Gaulle and Gen. Giraud accordi ing to reports received here
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    • 574 1 Domei TOKYO, June ISO.— Commenting on the so-called anti-Nippon Exclusion Act enacted by the United States en July 1, 1924. Yusuke Tsurumi. a member of the House of Representatives and a noted commentator on international affairs, said
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    • 1032 1 TOKYO, June 30.—Marking another gigantic step forward in Sino-Nippon friendly relations and culminating preliminary negotiations which were under way between Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) Masayuki Tani and leaders of the National Government of China, the agreement and terms of understanding for the enforcement of restoration to
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    • 70 1 Domei NANKING. June 30.—The Italian Government, through its diplomatic representative here, has notified the National Government of China that Italy will act in concert with Nippon, which today signed the agreement for the return cf the International Settlement, effective from Aug. 1,
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  • 281 2 More NipponGo Being Used In Letters STRIKING FIGURES FROM PENANG REFLECTNIG the keenness With which the Penang public Is pursuing the study of NipponGo, there Is a growing tendency on their part to correspond in that language, according to a Penang postal efflcial, says the Penang Shimbun. Almost daily, the
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  • 157 2 APPEARING before Judge Pillai in the Syonan Kotohoin yesterday morning, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. A. J. Braga, mentioned the Cecil Reuben murder case and asked for a date fcr trial of the three Chinese under detention. The judge agreed to start the
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  • 214 2 THE SECOND round preliminaries of the amateur boxing competition organized by the Sycnan Sports Association gave the spectators another treat at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, seven bouts being decided including some semi-finals. The last program of preliminaries and semi-finals will be fought ont
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  • 458 2 'LOFTY IDEALS' SAYS CHI BU SHIMBUN Domei TOKYO, June 30.—Nippon's new policy towards China as elucidated by Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo in the Diet is doubly important in further cementing Sino-Nippon relations the Chubu Shimbun, leading daily in Central Nippon, declares editorially. Commenting
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  • 1231 2 INDUSTRIALIZA TION OF KUALA LUMPUR, PORT SWETTENHAM BY NOBORU HIDAKA, Syonan Sinbnn Staff Correspondent IN a few years to come, Kuala Lumpur and Port Swettenharri will be most flourishing; industrial centres in Malai. With Batu Arang colliery employing ten thousand coolies
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  • 102 2 PLEADING guilty to a charge cf possession of foreign currency notes, a Chinese, Toh Kee Seng, was fined $3,000, or one years rigorous imprisonment in default, in the Syonan Keizi Tihchcin yesterday. It was stated that on May 28. the Police raided a house
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  • 387 2 DECLARATION ISSUED IN TOKYO Domei. TOKYO, June 29.- The Dai To; Religion League on the final da1 of the two-day conference adopt ed and issued the "Declaration t< the World," expressing the deter mination on the part of Toa": religious organizations to parti clpate
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 475 2 WANTED to rent a room or a hous3 with one or two rocms ffurnished or unfurnished) in the neighbourhood of town. Helper in obtaining this accommodaticn will be rewarded. Apply to the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition), Cecil Street. Syonan. 'i SITUATIONS VACANT EMPLOYMENT OF PROBATIONER TELEGRAPH OPERATORS. Youths in Malai
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    • 72 2 BY ORDER OF THE. CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY AUCTION SALE Comprising-—"Singer" sewing machines, "Underwood"' typewriters, cci.i.i? fan. large brass spittoons, "Salters" family scale. "Gibson" Ukulele and Guitar and a collection of SILVER E.P.N.S. ware. etc. Also 12 bags of fertilising seeds. To be held at THE SALESROOM OF ISHIBASHI BHOTEN,
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    • 1342 2 PUBLIC NOTICE TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 233 Re Collection of Rates for 2nd Haif- s. vow;* 18, on properties situated within the former Municipal Limits. All Owners of houses and land situated wiihin the former Municipai Limits are hereby reminded that rates for the 2nd half-year, Syowa 18. ars now
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 181 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m Chinese Children's Hour; 650 p.m religious talk; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai: 7.35 p.m. Cantonese drama; 8 p.m news in Cantonese: 8.15 p.m. news In Hokkien: 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon: 8.40 p.m. Nippon language lesson:
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