Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 3 July 1943

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    22 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140*146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 178 SATURDAY. JULY 3. KOKI 2003. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS
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  • Imperial Naval Air Units Keep Up Attacks On Enemy At Rendova: Score More Successes
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      Anglo-American Merchant Fleet Being Whittled
      263 1 Domei LISBON, July I.—The tonnage of the anti-Axis fleet is steadily being whittled as the official German war communique disclosed that 31 British and American merchantmen, aggregating 149,000 tens as well as three transports and sailing vessels, were sunk during the last few days. It
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      Than And Now—Conditions In Malai
      634 1 [O^rvl^Crrt] MALAYA under the British saw its best days in the first decade of the present century. After the 1910 rubber boom, when prosperity here reached its peak, there was a steady decline from year to year, with increasing taxation, higher living costs and a
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      DIRE CONDITIONS PREVAIL IN AREAS UNDER CHUNGKING
      134 1 Dome! CANTON, June 30.—With the approaching anniversary of the China Affair, the Chungking Government spokesman, instead of encouraging the people, painted a gloomy picture of conditions in Chungking-controll-ed areas during a Press conference today, according to information reaching here. One of the outstanding
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      Nine Warships Sunk, Five Heavily Damaged, 77 Planes Destroyed Within Two Days
      116 1 Dome! TOKYO, JULY 2.—CONTINUING THEIR ATTACKS ON THE ENEMY IN RENDOVA ISLAND OF THE NEW GEORGIA GROUP, ON JUNE 30 AND JULY 1, IMPERIAL NAVY AER UNITS HAVE ACHIEVED OUTSTANDING RESULTS. Dai Honyei announced at 4.30 p.m. today,
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      Rendova Action Seen As Only A Guerrilla Move
      333 1 TOKYO, July 1. —Characterizing the Rendova development, announced today by Dai Honyei, as typical of the United States guerrilla operations, military quarters asserted that others will be made in the future from island-to-island in the Solomons area, but the enemy will invariably
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      Book On Yamamoto, Attu Heroes Being Sent To Nampo
      112 1 Domei TOKYO, July 2.—Fifty-thou-sand copies of a book depicting the gallant actions of the late Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto and the valiant 2.000 men under Colonel Yasuyo Yamasakl, who gave up their lives for the nation's cause in Attu. will be
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      MEMORIAL SERVICE
      53 1 Domei. TOKYO, July 2.—A Memorial service for Bmile Heck, professor Emeritus, Tokyo Imperial university, who died in Kiyosemura, Tokyo Prefecture, on June 27, after a long illness, at the age of 77. will be held at 3 p.m. on July 10 at the Roman Catholic Church in Sokiguchi,
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      Tokyo Metropolis Makes Historic Start
      150 1 Domei TOKYO. July l. —Tokyoto (Tckyo Metropolis) made an historic start today succeeding Tokyo Prefecture and Tokyo City. Following investiture at the Imperial Palace this morning the first Gcvernor of Tokyoto, Shigeo Odate. until recently Mayor of Syonan Special Municipality, proceeded to the Commerce and
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      THAI CABLE SERVICE
      44 1 Domei. BANGKOK. July I—The sending of 1 cable messages ln Kana, or Nippon syllabary, from Thailand to Nippon, Manshukoku, China and Nampo under Nippon control will begin from today, in accordance with the Communications Pact recently concluded between Nippon and Thailand.
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      RETURNS FROM TOUR
      29 1 Domei NANKING, July I.—Sotaro Ishiwats Economic Adviser to the National Gov ernment of China, returned here by ai this afternoon, following an inspect ioi in Hankow.
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      U.S. FLOUNDERING IN PACIFIC WAR
      70 1 Domei. BUENOS AIRES, July 1— A report from Milwaukee states that Representative Claire Booth Luce, wife of the editor of Life Magazine, speaking at a Women's Club, said that America is deep in the mire in the Pacific campaign and has gained nothing and lost
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      Economically Prepared For Protracted War THAI ATTACHE'S VIEW
      359 1 OF NIPPON Domei TOKYO. July 2—Great admiration for the Nippon people who are putting every effort in the prosecution of the war. was expressed by Prince Mom Chao Prasopsuk Suksawat, new Finance and Commercial Attache of the Thai Embassy here. He said
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      MANILA SHIPBUILDING
      46 1 Domei. MANILA. June 30. —A ceremony marking the launching of standard type vessels was held today at four different dockyards here. The ships were constructed with home materials and the necessary manpower was furnished by Filipinos who were given guidance by Nippon shipbuilding engineers.
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      'Nippon's Policy Will Rejuvenate China'
      526 1 I A IVomei I SHANGHAI, July I.—China, I crumbling in senility, has been < restored to a young nation, endowed with the vitality of a rising power, due to Nippon's New China policy, declared Wu Chenhsiu. Chairman of the Board of Directors, Central Reserve Bank
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      Subhas Chandra Bose Arrives In Syonan
      590 1 'TO ORGANIZE GIGANTIC FORCE TO SWEEP BRITISH FROM INDIA 9 WITH THE object of organizing a gigantjc force that will sweep away the British from India, Subhas Chandra Bose, one of India's greatest patriots and revolutionary leaders, arrived in Syonan yesterday, accompanied by Rash
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      Subhas Represents Hope And Glory Of India
      186 1 MERCIFUL Providence has rushed young Subhas to my side." said Sri Rash Behari Bose. President of the Indian Independence League in Toa. in an interview with the representative of the Syonan Sinbun. He added: "Today, I have by my side a countryman of
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      GRADUATION CEREMONY
      48 1 NANKING, June 30 —Graduation ceremony of the fifth class of the Central Military Officers Training School, was held here at 10 a.m. today in the piesence of President Wang Ching-wel and leading Chinese and Nippon officials. Later, a mock battle was staged hv tha graduating members.
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      All Chungking Counter Moves Frustrated
      334 1 Domei TOKYO, July 2—Reviewing tne Nippon forces' general offensive against Chungking troops so far this year, the Asahi Shimbun said that Chungking's plan to regain S'ippon-occupied are_s by guerrilla warfare while Nippon forces were engaged in the war with the Anglo-American forces had been :cmplstely
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      WHALE MEAT FOR AMERICANS
      82 1 BUENOS AIRES. July I.—With the worsening of the food situation in the United States, Americans receive 1 another shock when they were notified that beginning this week. 30,000 tons of cold storage whale meat will be placed in the market in order to alleviate the serious
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      NIPPON PIONEERS
      39 1 Domei. MANILA, July 1. —Memorial seme— for the late Teifu Sugaruma and other Nippon pioneers of the South were solemnly observed at the Nippon school here this afternoon under the auspices of the Central Luzon Nippon Association.
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    Negri Sembilan Spares No Efforts To Promote People's Welfare
    1645 2  -  NOBORU HIDAKA JL FOSTERING CO-OPERATION, HARMONY BETWEEN GOVERNMENT, INHABITANTS "TO FOSTER the spirit of harmony and co-cperation between the Government and people is th_- groundwork of our informative services. With this view in mind, we have exerted our utmost to lead
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    NEW DJAWA FINANCE CHIEF
    57 2 DomeL TOKYO. July l.—lt is -announced that Yasujlro Ha_egawa, Shlsei Cho- kan (Chief Civil Administrator), m j Djawa Ounsel (Military Administra- tion) has l>een appointed as Chief of the Finance Bureau of the Okura-aho (Finance Ministry), succeeding Toshl r Sohma. who left his post to assume
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    More Chances Provided For Malai's Youth
    177 2 TO AFFORD further facilities to Malaian youth to serve as seamen, a higher maritime- training school was established in Syonan yesterday by the branch office of the Kaiji Kyoku (Maritime Affairs Bureau), according to an official announcement, says Domei. This new school is in
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    Chungking Has Lost 8½ MOlion Men In Five Years
    276 2 REGIME NOW EXISTS ONLY FOR BENEFIT OF BRITAIN, INITED STATES Dome! TOKYO, July 2. —As a result of six years' futile struggle against Nippon, the Chungking regime now merely exists for the benefit of the United States and Britain, who are
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    Woman Trails Robber, Causes His Arrest
    151 2 HOW THE victim of a daylight robbery, after trailing one of the robbers, gave information to passing detectives leading to the man's arrest, was told at a preliminary inquiry in the Third Police Court yesterday. Giving evidence, an elderly Chinese woman, living at the
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    POPULAR CONCERT
    86 2 THE FOLLOWING is the program for the popular concert by the augmented Syonan Orchestra at the Syonan Kokaido tomorrow from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Overture. Marinarella. (Pucikj; Waltz, Beautiful Spring, (Lincke); Ha-Uta, Kappore, (Arranged by Apelbaum); Pantaaie, Faust, (Gounod); Tango,
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    Radio Nippon-Go Lesson No. 3
    136 2 TONIGHT we continue with our Nip-pon-go koza. In this lesson we will teach you easy conversational sentences, and we will also teach you how to write easy conversational sentences in Katakana and Hiragana. We hope you will listen to the proper pronunciation of each word
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    KELANTAN STEPS UP RICE YIELD: LARGE AMOUNT BEING EXPORTED
    272 2 Domei. KOTA BHARU, July 2 Kelantan State, which had been working towards sel f-su flic lency in foodstuffs, has not only been able to meet pre-war deficiencies in supply through its policy of encouraging ihe cultivation of rice but has also
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      1220 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKTtBETC SI NOTICE No. 233 TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 235 NOTICE Be Collection of Rates for 2nd Half- Be: The shift of depositary bank of B£ EXAMINING OF CONDITIONS OF year. Syowa 18. on properties situated public fund. WEIGHTS MEASURES within the farmer Municipal Limits. M notified that
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      240 2 Syonan Sin tun ENGLISH EDITION Advertising Rates: $5 per single column inch or part of an Inch per insertion for ordinary advertisements; $10 per single column inch or part thereof per insertion fcr advertisements concerning entertainments. All rates payable in advance. YOUR ADVERTISING REQUIREMENTS WILL PROMPTLY BE TAKEN CARE OF
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      215 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 pm. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Tamil Children's Hour; 6.50 p.m Agricultural talk: 7.20 p.m. news in Malai; 7.35 p.m. Teochew drama; 8 pjn. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Glimpses of Nippon: 8.40 p.m. Nippon language lerson;
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