Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 January 1944
1944-01-11
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Title Section22 1944-01-11 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 34« TUESDAY. JANUARY 11. KOKI 2604. SYOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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1306 1944-01-11 1 LAND OPERATIONS BECOME INCREASINGLY MORE GRIM I BY A DOMEI MILITARY COMMENTATOR TOKYO, Jan. 9.—lntensified enomy attacks on our positions, scattered over the vast areas of the Southern, Northern and Central Pacific, and successful decisive counter-attacks of the Imperial fighting forces1,306 words
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370 1944-01-11 1 SOMEWHERE IN BURMA, Jan. 9.—Declaring that the zero hour for the liberation of India is close at hand, Subhas Chandra Bcsse, Head of the Provisional Government of Asad Hind (Free India) in a broadcast last night to Indians throughout the370 words
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Article52 1944-01-11 1 THE RENEWAL of licences or permits for markets and sheltered stalls and the registration of people employed therein starts tomorrow, Jan. 12, and continues on the next day at the various Divisional Police Stations. Those affected are requested to apply for their licences or permits and registration52 words
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Article410 1944-01-11 1 THE THEME of all New Year messages by public men throughout the Kyoeiken (Co-Prosperity Sphere), from Nippon to Burma, from North China to Nampo (Southern Regions), significantly proves that the view Ls universally held that this year will see the final crushing of the enemy and the consummation410 words
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Article108 1944-01-11 1 D—Mi. TOKYO, Jan. 10.—Dai Honyei announced at 3 pjn. that our naval air uniti on Jan. 9 shot down 52 enemy planes out of approximately 150 planes which came to attack Rabaul. The text of the announcement reads: "Firstly. ImperiafNippon naval air unite on the108 words
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333 1944-01-11 1 Dmd. A NIPPON BASS in the South Pacific, Jan. 10—Our naval air units on the night of Jan. 8. heavily attacked enemy landing points on Cape Uerkus, Cape Gloucester and Pllelo bland, causing heavy damage on enemy installation*. All our raiders returned safely333 words
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78 1944-01-11 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASK in the South Pacific, Jan. 10.—Nippon garrison units shot down two bl-motored enemy planes, including one probable, and damaged another twin-engined plane as well as one four-engined enemy machine when five enemy planes attempted to raid our positions at Kupang,78 words
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315 1944-01-11 1 Domei. LISBON. Jan. 10.—A Soviet attempt to land west of Ochakov in the Black Sea between the Dnieper's mouth and the naval base of Odessa, was frustrated by units of the German Navy, the German High Command communique on Monday noon announced, according315 words
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444 1944-01-11 1 Nippon's Strength Grows With Every Hour, He Says Dome! LISBON, Jan. 9.—ln a strongly-worded warning regarding the tremendous difficulties confronting the Anglo-American powers in fighting against Nippon, the Daily Mail correspondent on Jan. 4 declared: "We have not a moment to lose every444 words
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226 1944-01-11 1 THE NECESSITY of every member of the Arab community to do essential or useful work was emphasized by the leader and senior members of the community at the first meeting cf the Syonan Arab Kosei Kyokai (Welfare Association) at its headquarters in226 words
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334 1944-01-11 1 IN AN EDITORIAL, on the occasion of the first anniversary of New Chinas participation in the war. the Syonan Nippo (Chinese daily), reviewed the year that had passed since China's declaration of war on Britain 9nd the United States. After mentioning the conclusion of the334 words
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Article40 1944-01-11 1 Domri. BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 7—A report from Philadelphia said that more than 3.000 unionized employees of the city's Department of Public Works went "on strike in an effort to enforce their demand for a ten-cent hourly wage increase.40 words
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345 1944-01-11 1 Oomel. TOKYO, Jan. 10.—The United States' counter-offensive operations in the GUbert Islands and Solomons areas cannot be considered successful although the enemy effected landings on some points at an unduly high cost, Admiral Nobumasa Suyetsugu (retired), former Commander-in-Chief of the Combined Nippon Fleet,345 words
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134 1944-01-11 1 Domei. BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 7—From Seattle, it is reported that foundry workers of three war plants in the Seattle area remained oil work, in spite of the back-to-work resolution adopted by the Executive Board of the city's Moulders' and Foundry Workers' Union. The134 words
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110 1944-01-11 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Jan. 10.—Imperial Army units carrying out fierce counterattacks against enemy forces which effected a landing in the vicinity of Cape Gumbi, New Guinea, on Jan. 2. spotted an enemy unit advancing along the coast at110 words
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526 1944-01-11 2 DAGGER AT BRITAIN'S THROAT Bfem-i. TOKYO, Jan. 9—Rash Behart Bose, Supreme Adviser to the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, in the course of an interview at his residence here, declared that the shifting of the headquarters of the526 words
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305 1944-01-11 2 Dome! TOKYO, Jan. 9.—Proof that entry into the war was China's rightful path is to be found In the fact that after reaping a rich harvest last year, she has been liberated from the jshackles of unequal treaties, and that she305 words
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224 1944-01-11 2 (Iram Omr HUM CTrt.poajeut) WITH th? aim cf furthering the study of Nippon-Go, and through its medium teach local inhabitants tine Nippon spirit and culture. th > Sycnan Tokubetu-si has decided to open a school at 32, Tn,.s Street. The school will224 words
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94 1944-01-11 2 Oomei. PEN ANO, Jan. B.—Transport facilitiee will soon be improved in Penang Those doing important work will be granted the use of lorries while a certain number of lorries wffl be allotted fcr the transportation of ftsh and vegetables. Trolley bu« tyres will ac94 words
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82 1944-01-11 2 LIGHT CONTROL lampshades made of coconut huaks and leaves of banana trees have been proved feasible in the recent contest of <i<*ri(rn« for this wartime household necessity sponsored by the Oonseikan-lm. As the naJHisli and are easily obtainable a* c*m^ prices and the method of tzaiklnK82 words
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179 1944-01-11 2 Birth Of New Malai, Readers Support Invited I 4, J IN an effort to make oar Special Edition, to be published om the second anniversary of the Bsrtk of New Malai (Feb. 15), the best of tto kin* yet issued, the Syonan Shiwofm (Bafttofa Edition) solicits the aooistance of its179 words
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444 1944-01-11 2 THE SHOOTING of innocent Sikh men and women at Haripur when they were celebrating the birthday anniversary of their tenth prophet last week will be tiie beginning of a country-wide revolution which will crush the perpetrators of this cruel deed and free India, stated444 words
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440 1944-01-11 2 RELATIONS FIRMLY CEMENTED fTnmiil TOKYO, Jan. 9.—Kazuo Aoki, Dai Toa Daijin (Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs), in a radio address to the Chinese people on the eve of the first anniversary of China's declaration of war upon Britain and the United States denounced440 words
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227 1944-01-11 2 CONDITIONS in Bahau All conducive to successful farming —ar« described in letters from the first batch of settlers to their families and friends in Syonan. I am delighted with Bahau." writes a Eurasian to Dr. C. J. Paglar. and I know you will be227 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous99 1944-01-11 2 TODAY'S rKOGRAM 8 p.m. mmfcial selections; 6.30 p.m. news in Nippon language for children: P-aa. htslai Children a Hoar; 7pm. Tteochew drama; 7.88 p.m. Nippon melodies; 8 p.m. news In Hindustani; 8.18 p.m. news ta Tamil: 8 30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.46 P.m. news in Hokkien; 8.80 p.m. thne99 words
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Miscellaneous290 1944-01-11 2 KYO-EI and SYOWA: HOHO ma HO KOWI." 3—8—8.88 p.m. and 8.88 8.88 8 pan. SfpssSSagta. OpenSag Ttoumdey: "HAHAKOGUSA. ITgnBBo KUMKA EIGA: Four shows at 3—5.30—7.88—8 p.m. RJIWBI BUNKA EIGA: Five shows a* 3—B.4S—B—S.W—isaspon. TJBOUMtU SEAN: "SEI SHUN MO &a RYU." 3—8—8.38 p.m. Opening taaaerrow: "WsXAKI BT NO YORO--8CO»I." MALAI: "TATAKAI290 words
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