Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 5 October 1943
1943-10-05
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Title Section22 1943-10-05 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 260 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5. KOKI 2603. BYOWA IS SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article, Illustration494 1943-10-05 1 Kyoeiken A Powerful Political Entity LATEST REPORTS from Tokyo indicate that the world Ls on the brink: of an event of the utmost significance. Even Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo has hinted at the imminent declaration of the Independence of the Philippines. The Republic of the Philippines will shortly come494 words
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564 1943-10-05 1 Airfield At Kuangteh Occupied: Operations Continue Successfully A NIPPON BASE IN CENTRAL CHINA, Oct. 4.—The headquarters of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in Central China announced the further widening of the operational area south-west of Lake Taihu with-Imperial forces.564 words
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331 1943-10-05 1 Goebbels Emphasizes Reich's War Strength D«mi. TOKYO, Oct. 4.—Firm determination to fight the battle against the Anglo-Americans to its successful conclusion with solid unity among Nippon, Germany and Italy was voiced at the conference sponsored by the Nippon-Germany-Italy Amity Society, this morning331 words
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79 1943-10-05 1 Domei A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Oct. 4—A Nippon naval air force spotted an enemy convoy eff the coast of Biloa, on Vela Lavella Inland, on the morning of Oct. 1, and attacked the convoy twice in "ttsfr.. face of resistance offered79 words
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Article163 1943-10-05 1 AN ALL-MALAZAN Journalists' Conference will be held in Syonan. ct the Conference Hall. Gunsetk&n-bu buildnig, starting tomorrow. The program is as follows: TOMORROW. OCT. 6. 10.00 hours. Opening. 10 00. Instructions by the GunseiJtan (Military Administrator). 10.20. Instructions by Sendenbu Cho (Chief of the Propaganda Department)163 words
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Article46 1943-10-05 1 MBMftj RANGOON Oct. 2—Dr. Them M <n« yesterday formally tendered his redwaticn at Finance Minister to Adiporii Ba Maw in view of the impending departure to assume his new post as first Burmese Ambassador to Nippon. The resignation was accepted by IV. Ba Maw46 words
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Article52 1943-10-05 1 Domei. MANILA. Oct. 4. —As an expression of their collaboration with Nippon's war efforts, the Philippines Chinese Association made a donation of Pesos 500.000 to the Nippon Gunsei (Military Administration). The presentation was made by the President of the Association to the Director-General of the Gunsei at his52 words
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Article47 1943-10-05 1 Domei. RANGOON. Oct. 3.—Two enemy 1 eavy tighter planes attempted to attack the vicinity of Yenangyaung and Kyckpha south-west of Mandaiay about 4.30 p.m. on Sept. 30 at an ultra-low altitude but Nippon ground batteries opened fire and shot down one of th -in47 words
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Article29 1943-10-05 1 DJAKARTA. Oct. 4.—The Dja*t Central OouncU will be convened h*re for five daya from Oct. If. Mm Cotn-fiiander-in-Chi«f of the Nippon tttcec In Djftw* aaaooooed twkMF.29 words
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Article94 1943-10-05 1 TOKYO, Oct. 4.—Thai Ambassador to Tokyo, Nai Direck Jaiyano ma departed fcr Thailand this afternoon, terminating over a year and a half of AmbassadorShip characterized by eventful and epoch-making developments in Thai-Nippcn relations. Before 'leaving the capital, the Thai Ambassador paid a formal call on Prime94 words
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Article53 1943-10-05 1 DemH. PEKINO. Oct. 2. -An inaugural meeting of the Peking branch of the Fascist Party was held here this afternoon, attended by 14 leading Italian residents, including the Secretary of the Italian Embassy. With the signing of an oath of allegiance to TJ Dace by all present,53 words
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Article53 1943-10-05 1 Demel. TOKYO. Oct. 4.—Premier Oen Hideki Tojo visited Dr. Jose P. Laurel. Philippines' President-Elect, Jorge B. Vargas and Benlgno 8. Aquino at the Toa (Bast Asia) Quest Hall this morning. Dr. Laurel and party left Tokyo this morning for Western Nippon where the party worshipped at the53 words
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Article42 1943-10-05 1 D««Ml LISBON, Oct. 4.—Brifadler-Oeneral Sutherland. Aasiftant Chief of Staff to Lieut. Oen. Herring, General Officer commanding the forward ground troops, was killed in a plane crash In New Guinea on Oct. 2, it i 3 reported from Canberra.42 words
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Article75 1943-10-05 1 Dmwl TOKYO, Oct. 4— Dai Honyei at 4 p.m. announced: "Imperial naval units and Imperial Army and Navy air units sank six enemy submarines during the month of September in waters near Nippon Proper and other operational areas." Quarters close to the Imperial Navy stated that75 words
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476 1943-10-05 1 'Superior Ability, High Quality' Dssasl. HANOI, Oct. 3.—Five officers of the United States Air Fcrce stationed in China, who were among those taken prisoner on S^pt. 15 when attempting to raid Northern French Indochina,' in an interview at a certain war prisoners' camp, said476 words
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593 1943-10-05 1 TRADE WITHIN KYOEIKEN WILL BE GREATLY ENLIVENED Dotnei. TOKYO 4 Oct. 4.—Quarters close to the Government, commenting on the unprecedented reorganization of the central administrative machinery, declared that the Government is now streamlined for a simple, powerful functioning of administration, enabling the mobilization of593 words
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420 1943-10-05 1 D»mei LISBON, Oct. 4.—German formations, in a daring attack in the morning hours of Sunday, captured all important military installations on Kos in the Dodecanese. British fcrces, which some time ago occupied the island, situated north-west of Rhodes, were caught completely by surprise,420 words
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564 1943-10-05 1 FEATURES of the Consultative Organs to be established in the various provinces and cities in tfalai, to enable local inhabitants ;o participate in political and idministrative affairs are in some respects distinct from those n Djawa and North Borneo. The564 words
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123 1943-10-05 2 Donaei. KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 3.—The coronation of Sultan Musa Ghiathuddin Riayah Shah of Selangcr will take place some time in November this year. Arrangements are being made to enable the ceremony to be held at the Tstana, Klang, during the first week123 words
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72 1943-10-05 2 Dome*. IPOH, Oct. 3.—The Perak Chinese cc mm unity has decided to donate a substantial sum for the purchase of fighter planes for the Imperial forces. A deputation, headed by Mr. K. 3. Chan, chairman of the Perak Chinese Association, called on Governor Kawamura and72 words
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208 1943-10-05 2 Ootnei. MANILA. Oct. 4— "Filipino women are ready and eager for independence," declared Miss Nena Florendo, Y.W.C.A. social worker, in a radio broadcast, pointing out "to our women the blessing of freedom and independence is specially significant ih Jhat it will give us the208 words
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469 1943-10-05 2 LEADERS MAKE THREE-POINT PLEDGE, HIGH OFFICIALS ATTEND FUNCTION A THREE-FOLD pledge of loyalty to the Nippon Government to kelp in the maintenance of peace and prosperity within the country, to redouble all efforts for the increase of wartime productions and the establishment of a fully469 words
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129 1943-10-05 2 Das—I LISBON, Oct. 1—It is reported from Chicago that the headquarters of the National Safety Council revealed that accidental deaths on the home front were running far ahead of deaths of American fighting men on the battlef ronts. It is disclosed that accident129 words
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144 1943-10-05 2 WITH the arrival of necessary equipment from Nippon in the near future, the manufacture of high-grade cigarettes will get underway and be sold to the public by the end of this year at the latest, Dome! learns. The annual consumption144 words
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189 1943-10-05 2 Domei KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 3 Selangor Chinese residents can now remit money through local channels to dependants of families residing in peace zones" in China under the administration of the National Government of Wang Ching-wei. This facility was made public at a meeting of189 words
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145 1943-10-05 2 TWO WELL-KNOWN Nippon I vocalists, Akira Matsudaira and SrranJi Yamamoto, will give recitals of Nippon sc ngs tomorrow afternoon at Syonan's biggest theatre, the Kyo-ei Gekijo. says Dc mci. Matsudaira only last week sang to a capacity audience at tbe Orest World145 words
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59 1943-10-05 2 Dome*. BANGKOK, Oct. 2—lt is revealed that in view of the strengthening cf Thailand's marine transportation facilities, a semi-governmental shipbuilding company with a capital of 1.200,000 bahts has been organized here. The new company, sponsored by Agriculture Minister Admiral Sinthu Kamlanawin and other Thai leaders59 words
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Article32 1943-10-05 2 Mrs. FOO HEE SENG (nee Mary Lim Hiok Neo) passed away peacefully at her residence, 50, Omoto Road, Malacca, at 2.15 p.m. en Tuesday, 28th Sept., 2603, after a protracted illness.32 words
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Advertisement82 1943-10-05 2 I DONATIONS to the Nippon Red Cross Fund totalling $483 have been received tr.day by the Syonan Sinbun (English Edition). Today's list: Mrs. P. Chclvanathan. 321 Bast Coast Road, Syonan 300.00 Rose Co. Ltd.. 11l North Bridge Road, Syonan 101.00 Balblr Co.. 86 North Bridge Road. Syonan 50.00 Rev. Daniel82 words
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Miscellaneous334 1943-10-05 2 svormn sinßun NIPPON-GO LtSSONS LESSON 39 VOCABULARY ai-)--jj senaka back -f- 9 sara plate jj jr* karada body >f *r ike pond TP~+ atama head jf >r gake precipice n=» v kokoro heart jk -f- suna sand h oto noise j? saji spoon —j. v koen partc kega wound EXERCISE334 words
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Miscellaneous270 1943-10-05 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM p.m. music; f.20 p.m. Nippon language new* for beginners; 6.30 p.m Nippon nwkvitM; 6.50 pm. drama by Cbahya Kemhang Party; 7.30 p.m news in Malal 7.35 pm. Cantonese drama; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news In Hokklen; 8.30 p.m. Nippon music; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language lesson270 words
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