Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 29 October 1943
1943-10-29
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Title Section22 1943-10-29 1 The Syonan Sinbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone ISo. 5471. NO. 282 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. KOKI 2603. SYOWA 18 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article47 1943-10-29 1 Receives "Burmese Envoy At Palace Domel. TOKYO, Oct. 28.— Thein Maung, Burmese Ambassador to Tokyo, was received in audience by Tenno Heika this morning at the Imperial Palace, when he presented his credentials to the Throne. The Ambassador was later granted audience by Kogo Heika.47 words
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183 1943-10-29 1 Dom i. HOIHOW, Oct. 28—Three enemy bombers were sent crashins* to the earth while another was badly crippled when Nippon naval interceptors, operating in close contact with Nippon ground batteries on October 26 hurled back a daylight raid carried out bv a total of183 words
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Article48 1943-10-29 1 DomeL HSINKING, Oct. 27.—It is revealed that another step toward the complete co-operation between Nippon and Manshukoku for bolstering war production will be brought into being in the near future with the affiliation of the Manshukoku Light Metal Industry into Nippon's Light Metal Control Association.48 words
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690 1943-10-29 1 TO YADANJI Nakajima, veteran member of the Lower House of the Imperial Diet, we are indebted for a clear enunciation of Nippon's Dai Toa policy. With his enunciation of this policy, the Gaimu Daijin, Mamoru Shigemitsu, expressed full concurrence, and we feel that the points690 words
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318 1943-10-29 1 Dream To Retake Burma Shattered "Their dream of recapturing Burma having been shattered by the swift forestalling action by Nippon forces, the anti-Axis forces are now scared to death by the Nippon thrusts toward Kunming and into India/* declared Lieut. Col,318 words
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179 1943-10-29 1 DomeL TOKYO, Oct. 28.—Replying to the resolution adopted by the House of Representatives at today's plenary session for arousing the whole of Toa (East Asia) into action, Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo declared the Nippon Government is in full accord with the purport of this179 words
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200 1943-10-29 1 DomcL LISBON, Oct. 27.—0n the occasion of United States Navy Day today. Admiral Ernest J. King, Comraander-in-Chief of the United States fleet, and Joseph Clark Grew, ex-Ambassa-. dor to Tokyo, in speeches warned Americans against the toughness of200 words
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258 1943-10-29 1 DMMi -n/- <**}&- A NIPPON BASE in Nortn China. Oct. 27—Powerful Nippon aimy units are now engaged in mopping-up Chinese Communist troops in the rugged mountain regions on the western side of the Tunglu railway In southern j Shansi, field dispatches revealed.258 words
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144 1943-10-29 1 Domei. NORTH CHINA FRONT, Oct. 28.1 —Nippcn forces which started mopping-up operations early this month in the central district in western Sliantung and southern Hopeh Provinces dealt a shattering blew to the greater part of the Chinese Communist army in these areas144 words
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132 1943-10-29 1 D«meL BUENOS AIRES. Oct. 27—The morale and utter lack of fighting spirit among American troops stationed in various anti-Axis bases in the Pacific is revealed in the recent issue of News Week Which declared "the worst thing with the Pacific as far132 words
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153 1943-10-29 1 DomeL TOKYO, Oct. 27—The production of ircn, aluminium, and foodstuffs in Manshukoku will be greatly bolstered as a result of the recent joint Nippon-Manshukoku plan. Tadayukl Furuimi, vicechief of the Manshukoku General Affairs Board, declared today. He said he had been conferring with the153 words
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157 1943-10-29 1 Darnel. LISBON, Oft. 28.—The grim spectre of famine continued to hover ever India, with official reports revealing that 201 corpses were buried on Monday in Calcutta alone, according to a dispatch from Calcutta. The reports said that the Calcutta Health Officer157 words
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145 1943-10-29 1 TOKYO. Oct. 28—On the occasion of the 21st anniversary or the historic march of Fascist troops to Rome the first Republican Fascist rally was held at tbe Italian Cultural Institute here under the auspices of the Nippon branch of the Fascist party, attended145 words
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230 1943-10-29 1 Domei. LISBON, Oct. 27—The acute scarcity of commodities in Chungking controlled China owing to the airtight blockade and the closure of the Burma Road is reflected in skyrocketing prices. Dispatches cabled by foreign corres pendents quoted the Chungking spokesman as disclosing that prices in Chung-king-China have230 words
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112 1943-10-29 1 TOKYO, Oct. 28.—Dai Honyei at 3 p.m. announced "An enemy unit at dawn on Oct. 27 effected^ landing on Mono Island. "The Imperis.l Naval Air Force attacked enemy warcraft and other vessels in the vicinity of the landing point, and immediately sank112 words
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68 1943-10-29 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Oct. 28.—Our anti-aircraft batteries brought dewn eight enemy bombers on Oct. 26 when a total of 320 enemy planes attempted to raid our positions on Buin, Bougainville Island. The enemy raiders came over Buin in six68 words
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123 1943-10-29 1 DotaeL NIPPON BASE in South Pacific, Oct. 28.—Nippon ground and air units en Madang and New Guinea shot down 15 enemy planes during the past two weeks. A formation of enemy bombers and fighter planes attempted to raid northern Madang on Oct. 16123 words
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273 1943-10-29 1 I Domei. TOKYO, Oct. 27.—A sensational I newsreel showing the last-minute I death throes of the United States aircraft-carrier, Hornet, just before it goes to the bottom off Santa Cruz Island, in the southwestern Pacific, on Oct. 26 last year, will be273 words
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514 1943-10-29 1 DomeL LISBON, Oct. 28.—The southern Soviet-German front continued to witness embittered fighting of undiminished intensity as Red forces were continuously thrown into the battle in the Melitopol area, manifestly with the aim of breaking through to the mouth of the Dnieper, thus cutting514 words
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113 1943-10-29 2 Hsiakwan Base Left In Ruins After First Attack Domei. A NIPPON BASE, Oct. 26.—Hsiakwan, in northwestern Yunnan Province, which was attacked for the first time by Nippon army planes yesterday, is a key supply base for the Chungking forces operating around113 words
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922 1943-10-29 2 DR. S. SHIRASUCI - DR. S. SHIRASUCI NOW LET us go a step further and examine the character of the insurance community. As we have seen insurance serves the benefit of a grcup of people. But insurance should not serve only groups of people who pursue their own particular922 words
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139 1943-10-29 2 Domei. FUKUOKA, Oct. 27.—Renzo Sawada, Nippon Taishi sador) to Burma, on his arrival here by air from Syonan this aftemcon en route to Tokyo, stated in a Press interview that Burmese aro keenly conscious that there will be no complete independence "for Burma without139 words
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143 1943-10-29 2 LOCAL YOUTHS are now strenuously preparing themselves for the test in physical strength being carried out on the occasion of the Meiji Setsu on Nov. 3. Members of 'die Syonan Sports Association, intending to undergo the test, have been practising daily at the Jalan143 words
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213 1943-10-29 2 COMPETITORS In the Syonan Swimming Championship Competition to oe held at Mount "Emily Pool or. Nov. 7 are reminded that qualifying heats will be held at the Pool tomorrow and on Sundays starting from 5 p.m. (T.T.). Swimmers concerned are requested to213 words
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Article, Illustration393 1943-10-29 2 THE MORAL strength born out of the conviction that their cause is just and noble in the hearts of the rank and file of the Axad Hind Fauj is a mightier weapon than even arms," declared Subhas393 words
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234 1943-10-29 2 ZAIOA WF. BB - ZAIOA WF.BB THE LATEST release to the Kyoei and Showa Oekijo simultaneously is the interesting and educational picture entitled "Ai No Ikka," a Nikkatsu production. Packed houses were held in rapt attention by a story woven round an Weal domestic hearth. Music teacher234 words
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94 1943-10-29 2 DomtL LISBON, Oct. 27.—A New York dispatch quotes William -Clayton, assistant United States Secretary for Commerce, as having told the opening ssssicn yesterday of the 30th National Foreign Trade Convention that the United States must choose new between two alternatives, either taking her proper94 words
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315 1943-10-29 2 SPECIAL significance was attached to yesterday's Deepavali celebration, the first Indian New Year to be observed since the establishment of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind. From thousands of Indian homes yesterday the Indian Tricolour flew in honour of tha occasion,315 words
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110 1943-10-29 2 Domei. HANOI. Oct. 27—The French Indochina Government has decided to divide the fishing grounds along the French Indochina coast into five districts namely northern, central, southern, eastern, and western districts. In each district, superintendents will be stationed to supervise the fishing industry. The location of110 words
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Article115 1943-10-29 2 BENG—Mrs. Beng Saik Geok (Nee Madam Lee Kim Eng) passed away peacefully at her residence No. 4 Parkstone Road, at the age of 51 years, on Wednesday (27th Oct., 2603) at 12 p.m. (T.T.). She leaves behind her beloved husband, two sons <Beng Koon Giap and Beng Siew Giap),115 words
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Miscellaneous160 1943-10-29 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 pm. music; 6.20 p.m. Nippon language news for beginners; 6.30 p.m. Malai Children's Hour; 6.50 pjn. radio play in Malai; 7.30 pjo. news in Malai; T35 p.m. Teochew drama; 8 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.15 p.m. news in Hokkien; 8.30 p.m. Nippon music; 8.40 p.m. Nippon language160 words
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Miscellaneous356 1943-10-29 2 svormn smßun NIPPON-GOLESSONS 1 LESSON 55 VOCABULARY v tr narau to learn -f- 5 x-t* naraeru to be able to learn K <► odoru to dance odoreru dance a -y* hakobu to carry -^a^A- hakoberu carry T i* 9 uruku tc walk Tf*>r arukeru walk i~ hanasu to speak J-356 words
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