Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 9 September 1943
1943-09-09
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Title Section21 1943-09-09 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office *****6 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone ISo. 5471. 236 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS21 words
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286 1943-09-09 1 Domei. TOKYO, Sept. 6.—The Rikugun-sho (War Ministry) at 4 p.m. today announced that the citation, which was recently granted to Sergeant Major Tadao Oda of the Morishita air unit for conspicuous gallantry in rescuing a convoy from danger in286 words
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Article597 1943-09-09 1 Coup De Grace In India, Australia WE have now, for a year or more, seen recorded from day to day the desperate attempts of the enemy to launch a major counter-offensive against Nippon in the South West Pacific; we have during the same period heard of the enemy's grandiose597 words
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220 1943-09-09 1 BRISK FIGHTING ON EASTERN FRONT Domei. LISBON, Sept. 7—D.N.B. reported that British troops and strong Cerman rearguards engaged in several hours' fighting en the coast road leading from Reggio to the north, as the Fuehrer's Headquarters officially disclosed that the British attack north220 words
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143 1943-09-09 1 Dome! TOKYO, Sept B—The Djawa inspection party this morning visited the Metropolitan Police Board, where the members were welcomed by Yoshitomo Susukida Chief of Metropolitan Police. The members heard explanations concerning the Nippon police system under wartime, and watched policemen demonstrating military art143 words
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339 1943-09-09 1 TROUBLE BREWING BETWEEN ARABS, JEWS Domei LISBON, Sept. 7.—Trouble is brewing in Palestine between Jews and Arabs as both are armed and preparing to use their arms against one another, according to reports by the News Chronicle correspondent in Cairo. To complicate339 words
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754 1943-09-09 1 'Hardest Course Chosen: Justice Demanded IV 1940 Basic Agreement Being Translated Into Action Now Domei NANKING, Sept. B.—Despite the fact that Nippon's China policy entails certain sacrifices on the part of Nippon residents in China, such sacrifices are well754 words
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137 1943-09-09 1 TWO TRANSPORTS SUNK, FOUR PLANES SHOT DOWN, DUMPS SET ON FIRE Domei NIPPON BASE in South Pacific, Sept. 8— Powerful bomber formations of the Imperial Navy, escorted by fighters, on Sept. 6 raided enemy landing points in the vicinity of Hopoi, New Guinea, and137 words
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323 1943-09-09 1 Domei LISBON, Sept. B—The difficulties and the prospects of the Burma campaign in connection with the recent appointment of Vice Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten as supreme an ti- Axis commander in South-East Asia, were pointed out by American news correspondent, Harrison Forman, in a323 words
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211 1943-09-09 1 PRESS WELCOMES APPOINTMENT Dome! TOKYO, Sept. B—With the promotion of Lieut. Gen. Shizuichi Tanaka to the rank of full General as announced by the Rikugun-sho (War Ministry) yesterday, the number of Generals on the active list in the Nippcn Imperial Army totals 21. The number ol211 words
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303 1943-09-09 1 Dtnti TOKYO, Sept. 7—Setting an example for the other girls of the wealthy leisure class, two daughters cf Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo, Miss Mitsue and Miss Maltii, worked in cognito lor about a month during the hot Summer days as ordinary women labourers303 words
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Article67 1943-09-09 1 Dome! LISBON, Sept. B—Survivors told a harrowing tale of the sinking of a British destroyer which exploded from an unknown cause approximately 25 miles off Gibraltar, it is reported from Madrid. It is believed a large number were killed outright when the warship sank immediately after the67 words
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240 1943-09-09 1 Dome! LISBON, Sept. 7—New York Central's €>•: luxe Twentieth Century was derailed three miles east of Canastota, New Ycrk, and early reports indicated that two passengers were killed, according to a report from New Ycrk. Other details ar e at present not available because240 words
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273 1943-09-09 1 JDomeJ NANKING, Sept. 7—lt is learned that the National Government of China, at today's session of the Executive Yuan, decided to take further drastic measures for the compulsory purchase of cotton yarn and fabrics in Shanghai. According to the decision reached, those in possession273 words
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535 1943-09-09 1 'HELPING CHINA TO SUCCEED WHERE SHE ONCE FAILED 9 Domei SHANGHAI, Sept. 7. —Profound admiration for the speedy and energetic progress of construction activities in China under tbe National Government, was voiced by Masayuki Tani. Nippon Taishi (Ambassador) to China, in a535 words
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Advertisement9 1943-09-09 1 6*THE DEFENCE OF MALAI IS TODAY'S ACTIVITY, TOMORROW'S ASSURANCE."9 words
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299 1943-09-09 2 REALIZATION OF ANTI-AXIS MISTAKES DISCLOSED BY QUEBEC DECISIONS DvmeL BERLIN, Sept. 7.—Commenting in the Hamburger Fremienblat on the appointment of Vice Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten as chief of the anti-Axis South-east Asia command, Dr. Adolf Halfeld says the appointment, which is one of299 words
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286 1943-09-09 2 WORK on the Jikatsu Kyorei Kan (Self-Sufficiency Encouragement Hall> which is being set up at the Great World Amusement Park by the committee for utilization cf materials under the Oun-seikan-bu, has been in progress cnce Monday. The Hall is scheduled to b? opened on Sept.286 words
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124 1943-09-09 2 D*mei. KUALA LUMPUR. Sept. 6— Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was host at a dinner to local Indian and Nippon civilian and military representatives at the roof garden of Yoki Hotel (former Hotel Majestic). The eighty guests included Mr. S. Nasuyama, Chief Judge of the124 words
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184 1943-09-09 2 CHINESE farmers in Syonan are taking up the cultivation of castor beans, which is an important cilproducing and medicinal plant, says Domei. The cultivation of the castor bear In Malai. hitherto not undertaken, will now be pursued on an ever-increaainij aeale. Even the184 words
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132 1943-09-09 2 W VDomrL IPOH, Sept. B—Scenes of unprecedented enthusiasm marked the visit of Netjtji Subhas Chandra Bose, President of the Indian Independence League in Toa, to Ipoh and generous contributions poured in after the Netaji had fade a stirring appeal to the local Indian132 words
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126 1943-09-09 2 Domel DJAKARTA, Sept 7.—Part of a tooth and Jaw of the prehistoric animal called Mastodcn has been found at Palakarta. in Solo Sultanate, according to the newspaper Tjahaja. The fossil remains weighing about 80 kilograms were brought to Radja Poestaka Museum in Solo.126 words
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Article, Illustration880 1943-09-09 2 GROWN, MANUFACTURED AT PERAK KOGEN GREEN TEA has for ages been a speciality with the Nippon-jin and the Chinese. In Nippcn and in China it is almost the custom to drink green tea throughout the day and to serve it to every visitor immediately on880 words
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Article, Illustration17 1943-09-09 2 Vukiko, the blind girl in Denen Kokyopaku, with Tohsaku, her guardian, at a musical concert.17 words
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213 1943-09-09 2 TRANSCEISDS BEST FILMS OF PAST "DENEN KOKYOGAKU" (Pastoral Symphony) a Toho production adopted from the novel by Andre Oide which opens at the Kyo-Ei and Syowa Gekijo today, will provide moviegoers with a human interest story that will not be forgotten. Heading213 words
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380 1943-09-09 2 CONVICTED on a charge of cheating by giving short weight to a customer, a sugar retailer, Tan Chan, was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $500, or a further seven months' rigorous imprisonment, in the Syonan Keizi380 words
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99 1943-09-09 2 Domel MACASSAR. Sept. 7. —Repayments to depositors of three enemy banks namely the De Javasche Bank, Nederlandsch Indlsche HandeLsbank and the Nederlandsch Indische Escompto Maatschappij, by the Bank of Taiwan are bein? made satisfactorily. Nippon-jin as wel! as Chinese and Indonesians are deeply moved99 words
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91 1943-09-09 2 WITH the fasting month entering its second week, all Syonan mosques are packed every evening as large crowds of Muslims assemble for the usual daily evening prayers—an exhaustive prayer known as "Sembahyang Teraweh which lasts about 45 minutes, says Domei. After this prayer, the people91 words
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189 1943-09-09 2 ISIPPOISS PROMISE BEIISC FULFILLED THE ANNOUNCEMENT by the! Nippon Military Administration in Djawa for the establishment of Administrative Councils with Indonesian participation, in fulfilment of the promise made in the 82nd Diet Meeting indicates Nippon's sincerity, declared Inche' Onan bin Haji Siraj, lecal Malai189 words
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Article36 1943-09-09 2 CHAPMAN—To Dorothy <nee Burrows) wife of Mr. Noel E. Chapman (Domei News Agency) a son, Godfrey Michael, on Sept. 7, 2603, at Dr. Menon's Maternity Clinic. Mother and son dcing well. (Upcountry papers please copy)36 words
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Advertisement312 1943-09-09 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED experienced Telephone Operators. Must bo able to speak Nippcn-Go. Apply Asano Bussan Kabusiki Kaisya, 2, Finlayson Green, anytime during Office hours. WANTED a Lady TypLst with knowledge of Chinese characters essential. Please apply personally to SAKURA BOEKI SHOJI CO., 67 The Arcade, Sycnan. WANTED two male or312 words
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Advertisement716 1943-09-09 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE Re: Recruiting of students for the local Higher Seamen's Training Institute I The Number of Persons to be Admitted: 30 each for the navigation and engineering courses. 2 rinsing date for Application: Sept. 25. 2603. Place for Application: The Kaijl Kyoku (Marine Bureau) of tho Gunseikan-bu. Malai;716 words
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Miscellaneous169 1943-09-09 2 tODAY'S PROGRAM p.m. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m Chinese Children's Program; 6.50 p.m. religious talk; 7.20 p.m. news in Malai: 7.35 p.m. Teochew dramatic ■elections; 8 p.m. news In Cantonese: 5.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 830 pm Nippon Spirit through Her History. Mo. 14. in169 words
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Miscellaneous279 1943-09-09 2 svormn sinßun NIPPON-GO LESSON? LESSON 25 VOCABULARY zf i~ gomu rubber >f Vii^A isogashii busy keshigomu eraser a y^ y kodomorashii childish If yubi finger r 7' -f- 4 abunai dangerous J-fc-7 yubiwa ring *yi~i,4 otonaahil gentle: quiet 1/ 3* v shosetsu novel *y 3,4 otokorashii manly >#* megane spectacles-r279 words
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Miscellaneous100 1943-09-09 2 KVO-fcl (3—6—830 pm.) and SYOWA (3.30 —6.30—9 p.m >: 'DEN EN KOH KYOGAKU" ("PASTORAL SYMPHONY") with English sub-titles I SHI HO BUNKA: Pour shows at 3—S—7—9 p.m. IN DO. "DNYANESHWAR" (Hindustani). 2.30 —5.30—8.30 pjn. TAMATO: "TEEN CHOK CHEE HUP" (Cantonese). 3—6—8.30 p.m. MALAI: "ALI BABA" (Hindustani). 3 and 8.30 p.m.100 words
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