Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 27 July 1943
1943-07-27
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Title Section23 1943-07-27 1 The Syonan S inbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 198 TUESDAY. JULY 27. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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177 1943-07-27 1 28 Foe Planes Shot Down, Runways, Facilities Blasted Domei. TOKYO, July 26. —In sweeping, successful raids carried out against strategic enemy air bases over I three days, from July 23 to July 25, Imperial air; units in China shot down 28 enemy177 words
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333 1943-07-27 1 SINISTER PLAN NIPPED IN BUD OomeL TOKYO, July 26. —Commenting on Dai Honyei's announcement of air raids carried out on July 23, July 24 and July 25 on Hengyang, Lingling, Paoking, Chihkiang and Kienow airfields, qualified observers said that in nipping in333 words
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198 1943-07-27 1 PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FEVERISHLY Dome! TOKYO, July 2ft—Alarmed by the organization in Syonan of the Indian National Army which Is busily preparing to fight Britain for India s freedom, the British forces in Calcutta are frantically strengthening the general defence system in and around198 words
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77 1943-07-27 1 MEMBERS of the Thai Press now on a visit to Syonan, yesterday made a tour of th« Nippon Malai, Indian, Chinese and English newspaper cfflces and were greatly impressed in th» production of Syonan newspapers in wartime. Shown round the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition) plan:,77 words
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291 1943-07-27 1 •BOMB/AC OF ROME UNWORTHY OF US 9 Domel LISBON, Juiy 2S—lt is reported from Sydney that bitterly condemning the American bombing ol Rome, the Roman Catnolic Archbishop of Sydney, Father Gihoy, addressing the annual gathering of Catholic debating societies, said that the vicious j attack on291 words
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Article720 1943-07-27 1 food Prices: Need For Drastic Action THOSE WHO have the welfare of the masses at heart cannot overlook the prices at which foodstuffs are being sold octnly in our markets. Meat, fisn and vegetables are being sold at prices, easily 200 per cent. above pre-war levels, which are a720 words
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Article, Illustration238 1943-07-27 1 MUSSOLINI RESIGNS Domei BERLIN, July 26 All Germans are quietly receiving the report of Premier Mussolini's resignation, as announced by King Victor Emmanuel 111, which was broadcast ever the radio throughout the country early this morning. Although the people are attaching vital significance to the new238 words
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Article, Illustration239 1943-07-27 1 "THE MIGHTY fighting forces of Nippon have kept the skies over Syonan clear of the enemy, and we will only be doing our duty if we co-operate to the fullest extent with the authorities in air defence," declared Mr. Bennett Low, a239 words
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497 1943-07-27 1 Leaving on Wednesday and Saturday, the train from Syonan for Thailand will reach its destination on Tuesdays and Fridays, at Padang Besar connecting with the Thai Express which operates iin conjunction with the through military trains running between Syonan497 words
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331 1943-07-27 1 LISBON, July 25.—Lively fightting continued in all sectors of the Orel front yesterday, from eary morning until late at night, with the Soviets throwing frssh fighting formations and strong tank forces into the battle in an attempt to score success under all circumstances at331 words
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141 1943-07-27 1 Dome! A NIPPON BASE, July 25.— Imperial Navy seaplanes attacked a number of enemy .v^rships during an attempted enemy landing at KuU Gulf, in New Georgia Island, on the night of July 23, and severely damaged one destroyer and one transport. On the same141 words
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268 1943-07-27 1 DomeL LISBON, July 25.—Major fighting activity was confined yesterday to the right wing of the German barrier front, where United States tank and infantry formations attacked several German positions in an attempt to force a break-through towards the east and north-west, according to268 words
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451 1943-07-27 1 lIS APPRECIATION OF WELCOME COMMUNITY leaders in Syonan were honoured by th-> Premier of Nippon, Gen. Hideki Tcjo, when two dinner parties were held here last week as a mark of appreciation for the welcome provided the Premier by the citizens of Syonan during451 words
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107 1943-07-27 1 Dome!. PENANG, July 26.—One nun, dred piculs ot tanned leather. 1,000 pieces of tanned goat skins and 4.000 square feet of "uppers' have been distributed to G7 shoemakers, 60 cobblers jmd seven leather goods merchants in Penang and Prcvince Wellesley. it is understood. This disrxibution107 words
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372 1943-07-27 1 Honesty Pays A CHINESE sanrinsha rider in Syonan has today earned himself the praise and commendation of the police and the Nipixm residents here for his honesty in surrendering to the police a parcel containing important letters and photographs which372 words
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Advertisement12 1943-07-27 1 Security Lies In Preparedness: Take Part In A. R. P. Exercises Diligently12 words
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Advertisement9 1943-07-27 1 Consolidate Malai's Security Through Diligent A. R. P. Exercises9 words
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405 1943-07-27 2 BROWN, BLACKOUT INSTRUCTIONS THE following is a brief guide to the understanding of light control for the A.R.P. exercises in Syonan to be held tomorrow. 1. Light Control is divided into the following three categories:— (a) Kei-Kai-Kan-Sel (Brown-Out) precautionary light control. (b) Kuu-Syu-Kan-Sei (Black-Out) emergency405 words
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161 1943-07-27 2 VICE-MINISTER YAMAMOTO ON HIS TOUR OF NAMPO WITH PREMIER DomeL TOKYO, July 25.—Renewed confidence in the triumph of the principle of co-prosperity, which has already been growing among the races within Toa, was expressed by Kumaichi Yamamoto, Dai Toa Sho Vice Minister,161 words
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357 1943-07-27 2 DomeL LISBON, July 25—Nippon officers and men are especially trained for jungle warfare, giving them great advantage over American troops, the Londcn Dally Mail's correspondent from the South-west Pacific front revealed, describing the obstacles and hardships confronting the American forces in the jungles357 words
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72 1943-07-27 2 Domei. TOKYO, July 25—To express appreciation to Imperial Army and Navy men on the Southern fronts for their services. Vice Sneaker Sakusaburo Uchigasaki, Minoru Togo and Takeo Tanaka, who were dispatched by the House of Representatives, left Pukuoka yesterday afternoon for Syonan.72 words
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169 1943-07-27 2 Domei. FUKUOKA, July 25.—Zali. 16 year-old son of Dr. Ba Maw, Chief of the Burmese Government, arrived at the lccal airport this afternoon, with his cousin to study in Nippon, and immediately left for Tokyo. Appearing trim in Bummer attire. Zali declared169 words
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143 1943-07-27 2 *>• **i DomeL TOKYO, July 26.—Reorlontation to war production of equipment, materials and other facilities oi practically 80 per cent, of idle gold mines, as well as gold mines to be clcsed, will be completed by the end of August while reorientation143 words
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171 1943-07-27 2 OomeL BERLIN. July 25.—Officials of the German Foreign Office, dwelling en Roosevelt's statement to the Press on July 23 th^t the aerial attack on Rome was a necessary measure to protect the lives of the anti-Axis forces operating in Sicily, caustically remarked171 words
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73 1943-07-27 2 Dome! DJAKARTA. July 23.—Indonesia's 650,000 Catholics must have been shocked at the news that American bcmbers destroyed many time-honoured Christian edifices in their venerated "eternal city" declared Monseigneur Peter Willekens, Bishop of Djakarta. He said, "I intensely regret the destruction of such jewels73 words
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75 1943-07-27 2 OomeL HSMTKING, July 25—Gen. Kuniaki Koiso, Governor-General of Chosen, left here for Chosen at 8.30 this morning by train. In a statement issued prior to his departure, Gen. Koiso said that the unremitting efforts of the Manshukoku Government authoritk*-. and Kwantung Army have placed u.e75 words
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305 1943-07-27 2 WORLD UPHEAVAL EXCUSE FOR GRABBING OVERSEAS RESOURCES Domrl TOKYO, July 26.—The United States Army and Navy's alarm over their dwindling reserves of liquid fuel, and owners of American oil companies' lust for power and profits, were contributory factors that led to the present305 words
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82 1943-07-27 2 DomeL TOKYO, July 24—The Gaimusho 'Foreign Office) revealed this afternoon that Shiorokuro Hidaka, Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) in Rome called on Premier Mussolini on July 21 and delivered Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo's message to the Italian Premier. It is disclosed that, at the same82 words
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36 1943-07-27 2 Domel MACASSAR, July 25—The group of 21 Indonesian students who will be «ent to Nippon for study was given a farewell party this morning by the local administration authorities.36 words
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297 1943-07-27 2 PINES totalling $750 were imposed in the Sycnan Keizi Tihohoin yesterday on two Chinese, Loh Ah Fook and Lam Thong Chui, who had pleaded guilty to charges of profiteering in cigarettes. The judge also ordered confiscation of several hundred packets of cigarettes, comprising297 words
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134 1943-07-27 2 KEEN TO JOIN NIPPON AIR FORCE Domei. TOKYO. July 25.—Approximately 100,000 students of universities, high schools and middle schools of Tckyo converged on Korskuen Stadium this morning for a mass rally to demonstrate their unflinching and determined resolve to Join the Imperial All Fore*134 words
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Advertisement257 1943-07-27 2 1 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners: 6.30 p.m. Nippon Melodies Appreciation Hour, "Mamore Ozora." in relation to Air Defence with piano accompaniment; 6.50 p.m. Malai music; 7.15 p.m. news in Malai; 7.30 p.m. talk on "Air Defence" by Major General R. Shirataki. Commander257 words
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Advertisement251 1943-07-27 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED one experienced Accounts Clerk with knowledge of 'Kanji" preferable. Apply personally at No. 8, Telegraph Street, Syonan. WANTED: Male and Female Clerks able to speak and write Nippon-Go. Apply personally with testimonials to Shomu Gakari between 11 a.m. and 1 pjn. Nissan Jldoshia Kabushiki Kaishla. 14, Orchard251 words
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Advertisement326 1943-07-27 2 PUBUC NOTICES NOTICE One Hundred Candidates ara required for training in advanced Nippon-Go to enable them to work as Interpreters. They will be required to undergo a certain amount of military trainine- aa well. Applications (frcm Indiana only) in writing will be received from intending Candidates up to the sth326 words
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