Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 27 October 1943
1943-10-27
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Title Section22 1943-10-27 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cavil Street, Syonaiu Telephone No. 5471. NO. 280 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27. KOKI 2603. SYOWA IB SEVEN CENTS22 words
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405 1943-10-27 1 Premier Reviews War Situation, Outlines Extraordinary Measures TOKYO, OCT. 26—'Taking advantage of this opportunity when ihm enemy is daring to drive forward blindly against us, Nippon is dealing telling blows, destroying the enemyV fighting power and securing the road to405 words
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132 1943-10-27 1 PREMIER Gen. Hideki Tojo, concurrently Rikugun Daijin (War Minister), sent on Oct. 26 afternoon a congratulatory .message to Subhas Chandra Bose, head of the Provisional Government of Asad Hind, expressing his felicitations on the establishment of the Provisional Government, and giving his profound encouragement. The132 words
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Article37 1943-10-27 1 LISBON. Oct. 25 —Nippon planes on Sunday attacked anti-Axis positions in the Finsch Haven sector as well as on Kiriwina Island and Goodenough Island. »reaming to a communique by Gen Douglas Mac Arthur's headquarters.37 words
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Article612 1943-10-27 1 IT IS ANYTHING but a good reflection that a certain section of the Indian community in Malai is said to be lukewarm in their support for the Indian Independence Movement, and it is to be hoped that Subhas Chandra Bose's forthright statements during the mass612 words
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33 1943-10-27 1 Damei. LISBON, Oct. 25— Severe earthquake shocks were experienced in the Bombay district, In**, at about 2 p.m. yesterday, causing widespread damage, accord inr to reports fr+M India33 words
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832 1943-10-27 1 "Our duty as the people of Nippon in meeting this tense situation lies solely in rapidly expanding our nation's fighting power, it lies in completely organising with the utmost speed and without interruption, victorious flgh*-'"g power with wtich to deal severe blows en our832 words
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Article, Illustration272 1943-10-27 1 A MASS MEETING of all resident communitiss in Syonan will be held at the Dai Toa Gekijo en Sunday (Oct. 3D at 7 p.m. This meeting, at which speeches on th3 current general situation will be delivered by leaders of various communities,272 words
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287 1943-10-27 1 TOKYO, Oct. 20.—Admiral Shlgetaro Shimada, Kaigun Daijin, «Navy Minister) reporting at today'* Diet on Nippon naval operations in the four months period from June 15 up to Oct. 20 declared that in th 3 Indian Ocean regie n, Nippon naval forces,287 words
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1013 1943-10-27 1 Turniug to the situation in Dai Toa. we find that the grand task of emancipating from the bondage of our sworn enemies, the United suites and Britain, the countries and peoples of this region, who have for many years been agonized by the1,013 words
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Article97 1943-10-27 1 InauguratesB3rd Extraordinary Session Of Diet OoomL TOKYO, Oct. 26—The opening ceremonies of the 83rd extraordinary session of the Imperial Diet were held this morning in the House of Peers in the august presence of Tenno Heika. Tenno Ueika, accompanied by Admiral Saboro Hyakutake, Grand Chamberlain. Tsuneo Matsudaira, Kunai97 words
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123 1943-10-27 1 D«mei. A NIPPON BASE in the Soutn Pacific, Oct. 26.—1t Is disclosed here today that Nippon naval air units, co-cperating with ground units, either shot down or destroyed a total of 60 enemy planes ever Kabaul, New Britain Island, when a formation of123 words
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71 1943-10-27 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in Burma. Oct. 26.—Nippon Army air units effected surprise day light raid on Cox's Baeaai, enemy's advance supply base of rltal importance in Eastern India, 50 miles south of Chittagong, and blasted harbour facilities, barracks, warehouse*, and other installations. The71 words
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424 1943-10-27 1 Turning to India in his Diet speech, Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo said: "We find her 400,000,000 people still under Britain's ruthless heel and, with the ambition of the United States recently added to that treasure, they are continuing to experience Indescribably miseries.424 words
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Article71 1943-10-27 1 Domei. LISBON Oot 25— It is report* i from Washington that the Navy Department in a communique stated that the United States submarine "Dorado" is overdue and must be presumed lose. The Dorado, commissioned on Aug. 28. carried 63 officers and men, according to the announcement.71 words
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199 1943-10-27 2 'I WILL DO MY BESTS HE SAYS Dnmri. MANILA, Oct. '.15. —1n a statement on the occasion of his appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Nippon, Jorge 15 Vargas, ex-Chairman of the Philippines Executive Commission, declared; "I welcome this opportunity for further199 words
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316 1943-10-27 2 THE MEASURE of success already achieved in the self-suffi-ciency drive with regard to the distribution and sale of pork was revealed by Mr. Sch Chuan Swee, an official of the Syonan Pork Merchants Association, to the Sycnan Sinbun recently. Among other316 words
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200 1943-10-27 2 Domei. DAIREN, Oct. 23—Following fiveyears of painstaking experimentation. Piofessor Watanuki, Nippon scientist here, has succeeded in perfecting a chemical process for extracting highgrade lubricating oil from soya beans. In the process, soya bean oil is mixed with animal fat and mineral oil in definite proportions200 words
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249 1943-10-27 2 Domei MALACCA. Oct. 26—An impassioned appeal to the people of ths State to plant foodstuffs on every bit of vacant land, was made by the Governor, Mr. Ken Turumi, in the course of his address at a gathering of kampong People at Sungei249 words
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102 1943-10-27 2 Domei. HANOI, Oct. 25—It Is learned! fr:m Kunming that the United j States military authorities recently dispatched via India, msny Military Police to China in crder to supervise the conduct of officers and men of the United States Air Force in China whos^ behaviour102 words
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66 1943-10-27 2 Dhkl. LISBON, Oct. 25—From New Delhi, it is reported that a dreaded epidemic of cholera is sweeping through parts of famine-ridden areas claiming thousands of lives daily. It is reported that in the r.orth-etst of Calcutta alone more than 400 died during the first ten66 words
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208 1943-10-27 2 n r*fc£ *#(4H BUILDING up a family is on the exact parallel with tleveloping a country—at least that fa the principle followed by music teacher Oda Qsamu Kosugi) and his wife, a roll played by Chieto Murata, who appear in "Ai No Ikka."208 words
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243 1943-10-27 2 Domei. BANTX)ENG, Oct. 25.—Bandoeng is now known as the industrial centre of new Ojawa, fcr within a few months various industries have sprung up and have made gigantic strides in the production of commodities. Factories which have been established throughout the province give243 words
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214 1943-10-27 2 MORE PROOFS OF CONFIDENCE IN BOSE STRIKING and convincing proefs thut Subhas Chandra Bose, h;ad of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind h2s the whole-heartsd cc-operation and confidence of the poor and mid-dle-class ssction of the Indian cemmunity in Malai, have literally been214 words
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208 1943-10-27 2 FOLLOWING the formation of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind and its declaration of war upon Britain and the United States of America, Indians have begun to ccme forward in ever-increasing numbers to donate funds and volunteer for the Azad Hind FauJ,208 words
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283 1943-10-27 2 Domei. MEDAN, Oct. 25—Premier Gen Hideki Tojc's promise that Indo- I nesians wculd be allowed to participate in the work of administration, first saw realization in' Djawa and now it is Sumatra's turn. In Djttwa. the formal announcement on S pt. 1 by the Nippon283 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous212 1943-10-27 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM < pjn. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon I language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Nippon melodies; 6.50 p.m. talk In I Malai by Che Norainl; 7.05 p.m. Mala: listeners' favourites; 7.20 pm. news in Malai; 735 pm. piaro interlude; 7.59 p.m. Mandarin songs; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15212 words
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Miscellaneous284 1943-10-27 2 svormn sirmun NIPPON-GO LESSONS' LESSON 53 VOCABULARY mfcu meat ncrnu to drink 4" sake wine tv taberu to eat w kore this T v assbu to play -y-' *>* cJekiru can; be able *3 oyogu to swim FXERCISE Anuta wa kore ga dekima?u ka? Can you do T+ H 7284 words
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