Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 25 October 1943

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  • 23 1 The Syonan Sin bun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 27S MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS
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  • 159 1 1 >- ChungkingSpokesman Admits Our Success FERRY CROSSINGS TAKEN Docoei. LISBON, Oct. 22.—The Chungking military spokesman admitted that Nippon forces have succeeded in occupying most of the strategically important lines along the west bank of the upper Salween River, former
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  • 82 1 MM MANILA, Oct. 23—The appointment of Jorge B. Vargas, former Chairman cf the Philippines Executive Commission, as Ambassador to Nippon was formally announced at neon today. The decision to appoint Vargas was reached at this morning's Cabinet meeting presided over by President Jose
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  • 65 1 Domei LISBON, Oct. 22.—A report from Los Angeles states that Nippon submarines have made a re-appearance between Hawaii and the Pacific coast of the United States and are operating in "wolf packs" according to crews of freighters making port on the mainland. The
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  • 830 1 WHILE exacting every ounce of energy from Indians in India, the British overlords there are deliberately starving the Indians to death. Latest dispatches from reliable sources in India indicate that -famine in India is worsening every day. Only a few days ago, an
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  • 338 1  -  a bomei Correspondent. Bv A Nippon BASE on trae Yunnan Frcn-i, Oct. 20—In order to obtain a bird's-eye view of the Nippon mopping -up operations against the Chungking forces in Yunnan Province at present being carried out speedily and favourably, your correspondent
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  • 389 1 •*IN THE face of the hypccricy of the Anglo-American powers, Nippon has demonstrated, once again, that where there is a will there is a way—that where there is the will to recognise independence, a new constitution based on independence can be s?t daring
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  • 301 1 RANGOON, Oct. 23.—India will be able to return to its proper station upon the complete eradication of the Anglo-American influence from India and it is for the attainment cf this object that the Provisional Government of Asad Hind has been
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  • 1011 1 'Nippon And India Will Fight Together; Together They Will Surely Win Through'—Amau TOKYO, Oct. 23.—Simultaneous with the Nippon Government's recognition of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind (Free India) today, Eiji Amau, Joho Kyoku Sosai (President of the Board of
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  • 109 1 Dome!. TOKYO, Oct. 23—The Joho Kyoku (Board of Information) at 11 a.m. announced the Nippon Government's recognition of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind as follows: "The Provisional Government of Azad Hind, having been established with Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose as the head, the
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  • 467 1 CHAXDRA BOSE ADDRESSES RALLY WE ARE absolut?ly sure or obtaining victory and freedom, if we only com 3 forward to pay mn^Pr? e S* liberty but we muot start our struggle as scon as possible We must stand o Indian soil and hoist
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  • 202 2 LISBON, Oct. 21.—The September issue of the American magazine Fortune carried a lengthy article on the effectiveness of Nippon fighters, and observed that the best of American fighters such as the Lockheed P-38, lightnings and Vought Sikorshys cannot dog-fight" with Nippon
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  • 154 2 BONDS OF UNION, AFFECTION STRESSED Domei. MANILA, Oct. 22.—President Jose P. Laurel has received a message of felicitations from Count Jcrdana, Foreign Minister of Spain, on ths proclamation of Philippines independence. The message, in part, said; *No ether country has had, during so many centuries of
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  • 156 2 Domei. KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 23 Three Selangor students who three months ago proceeded to SyonaD to undergo a six-month course at the Syonan Jyokyu Bhihan Gakko (Higher Normal Training School) have returned to Kuala Lumpur for week's holiday. One of them, a Chinese,
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  • 66 2 TOKYO, Oct. 22.—A party of ten representatives of the Manbhukoku Women's Association for National Defence, arrived here yesterday evening on an extensive inspection trip of wartime Nippon. Welcomed by the leaders of the Nippon Women's Association at Uyeno Siation the visiting party immediately proceeded to
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  • 41 2 TODAY'S League hockey match between the Saints to have been played at the Jalan Besar stadium has been postponed to Nov. l. Friday's "B i/ivision rmne between the Harlequnrj fmd tiie Avengers has been po*s*poned to Ndv. 5.
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  • 229 2 ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN CONTINUES NANKING, Oct. 22.^The headquarters of the Nippon Expeditionary Forees in China in its weekly war review issued today, called attention to the desperate enemy efforts to rebuild and reinforce American Air Forces in China, which hare been recently heavily
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  • 166 2 Domei HANKOW, Oct. 21—Former Chungking troop* including units commanded respective^ by Kn Ting-hsin, Chm I-wu, and Soo Cheng Tung which surrendered to the Nippon forces during the Spring and Summer offensive this year, were formally incorporated into the regular National Government trcops today, according to
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  • 103 2 Oomrl HSINKING, Oct. 22—It is learned that the Manshukoku Government has formed 20 committees representing various industries, to outline plans tc equip fully Manshukokru's machinery industry which is the foundation for the increased output of all industries. Flans which nave been already completed,
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  • 110 2 Dome!. DJAKARTA, Oct. 22.—The enrolment ceremony for military cadets with the Djawa National Dsfence Volunteer Ccrps was held yesterday aitemoon, atteaded by Shi&enori Kuroda, Commander-in-Chief of the Nippon Expeditionary Forces in Djawa, the Director-General of the Nippon Gunsei (Military Administration* and other prominent figures. The
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  • 271 2 PHYSICAL culturista who are anxious io acquire further knowledge in the art of body-building and gymnastic exercises will find all they want to know in "Kikai Taisoh," a film devoted to physical culture and gymnastics as practised by the yctmg men of Nippon, which
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  • 79 2 TOKYO. Oct. 21—For the purpose of encouraging the new Frorhrtonal Government of Asad Bfaad and paying tribute to tfce efforts of Basil Beharl Bete, supretre adviser to the Proriclonal Government, who ha« contributed greatly to the Indian Indepen- der.ee morrment. the Kokcryukal (Stack
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  • 374 2 BATTLING SIMA beat Johnny MortiU in a thrilling bout before a trt.mendou<*. crowd at the Great World boxing arena on Saturday night. The fight went the full distance ot 15 two-minute rounds, and was adjudged by many critics the finest seen locally in i
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  • 109 2 LISBON Oct. 22—The serious growth of i aental deficiency among the available American men of fighting age was disclosed by Lieut. Col. L. H. Renfrew, Selective Service Executive, in an address before a eonference of western welfare workers, it is reported fiom Salt
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  • 413 2 'PAST ACCOMPLISHMENTS NOTHING COMPARED WITH WORK BEFORE US' "WE MUST intensify our work a hundredfold. What has been accomplished in the past is nothing compared with the work before us.'' These words by S. A. Ayer, energetic Minister of Publicity and Propaganda in
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  • 92 2 mam. MANILA. Oct. 23— PUipno oteerv<»rs hailed tbe creation of the Provi- tonal Government of Azad Hind under the leadership of Subhas Chandra Bore. Th?y declared: "Coming clorr on tlie heels of the proclamation of cur own freedom, tbe formation of a Free India Government
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  • 325 2 Oaaaei. PENANG, Oct. 23—"With ycur Kunrensbo training and discip-; line, you must set examples to the l people and guide the inhabit-) ants," declared Governor Major i General Masakichi Itaml at the graduation ceremony of the second group of 57 Kunrensho students who
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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    • 499 2 SITUATIONS VACANT GOOD LOOKING WAITRESSES wanted by "Satsuki" Restaurant. No. 155. Middle Road. Appty personally between 12 and 6 p.m. «T.T.) to the Manager. WANTED, SEVERAL AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR-CYCLE REPAIRERS, BLACKSMITHS and CARPENTERS. Apply at the office 01 Nissan Jidosha. 14, Orchard Road, Sycnan, before 11 am. daily. WANTED pretty
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    • 693 2 PUBLIC NOTICES lOKUBETL-SI NOTICE NO. 2SA ftr: The Permits for use «f Motor Vehicles. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that those who have submitted applications for permits In accordance with Article 3 of the Motor Vehicle Control Regulations are requested to appear at the Kotu-Toseika (Vehicles Registration Office) lit the following
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 190 2 TODAY'S PBOGKAM 6 p.m. music; 6.J0 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 Nippon melodies; C.50 p.m. Arabic music; 7.15 p.m. following weekdays' Malai program; 7.20 p.m. news m Malai; 7-Sf. p.m. Cantonese song selections; 8 p.m. news in Cantcnese; 8.15 p.m. news In Hokklen; 3.30 p.m. Nippon music; 8.40
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    • 301 2 svonnn sinßun NIPPON-GO LESSONS' LESSON 51 VOCABULARY H > uin bottle A*zf -v inugoya kennel 5 ft* mkuda camel Jtr -f- kasa umbrella t kohil coffee -y y nan-nin how many people? A Inu dog i~ > j* 4 nambai how man cuos? EXERCISE Kasa o ni-hon kudasai Please give
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