Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 17 January 1944
1944-01-17
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Title Section23 1944-01-17 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 391 MONDAY. JANUARY 1 L KOKJ 2G04. SYOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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931 1944-01-17 1 'New China A Fulfilment Of Dr. Sun Vat-Sen's Dream' DosaeL TOKYO, Jan. 15.—An earnest appeal to Marshal Chiang Kai-shek to "take the helm of your nation as a liberator of Asia and not as an931 words
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142 1944-01-17 1 I>otnel. SOMEWHERE IN BURMA, Jan. 14.—Sub has Chandrc Bose, head of the Provisional Government of Azad Hind, announced today the appointment of the Chairman of the Indian Independence Cctmm.ttee in Europe, Shiri Nambiar, as Minister without Portfolio. Shiri Nambiar succeeds Lieut. Col. A. D.142 words
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200 1944-01-17 1 I>omei. BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 14.— Dan ,er.i against the anti-Axis forces attempting an invasion of western Europe in the ne« futur3 cont.nue to be expressed in the United States, according to reports recelv2d. The Philadelphia Inquirer in its editorial today, for instance, a.kej200 words
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210 1944-01-17 1 Oomei. NANKING, Jan. 16.—President Wang Ching-wei's message exhorting members of the National Economic Council to exert their utmost for the expansion of production as their contribution towards the successful prosecution of the war was read by Chairman Chou Fo-hai at the third plenary meeting210 words
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341 1944-01-17 1 POLITICIANS the world over cannot help attaching the utmost significance to the recognition extended by the Vatican to the newly-born Republic of the Philippines. A Manila Domei message states that this recognition took the form of a telegram expressing the sincere thanks of Pope Pius XII341 words
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130 1944-01-17 1 Damn. MANILA, Jan. B—The newlyborn Philippines Republic was recognised by yet another sovereign State, Pres dent Jose P. Laurel having received a message from the Vatican expressing the sincere thanks of Pope Pius XII lor the receipt of a communication on the occasion of130 words
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461 1944-01-17 1 BY A SYONAN SHIHBUN STAFF KKTOBTKK JANUARY 8, 3604, will lons be remembered in Endau as it marked a major step in the progress of New Syonan. Promptly at 9.15 a.m. on that day, the Shin Syonan Zaimu Dairi Sho (New Syonan Finance Agency)461 words
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132 1944-01-17 1 THE SECOND prize of the eighth-term Konan Saiken (Lottery) was won by Mr. Chokiro Hisakai, a 28-years-old seaman of the Hayashikane Shokai in Sycnan, according to t*ie Syonan Shimbun, Nippon Edition. Immediately after lie had received hie money from the Nampo Kaihatsu Kinko on132 words
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80 Enemy Planes Destroyed In South-West Pacific Sector: Smashing Raids By 'Wild Eagles'
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129 1944-01-17 1 Domd. TOKYO, Jan. 16.-Nippon Army air units in the New Guinea sector raided Madzab, Marawasa, and Tenibi, Dai Honyei announced as 3 p.m. today. In aerial combats which took place over these airfields, the Nippon Air Force shot down six enemy planes, while 34 enemy129 words
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115 1944-01-17 1 Domel. TOKYO, Jan. 15.—Dai Honyei at 4 p.m. today announced firstly, our Imperial Naval Air Force on the morning of Jan. 14, intercepting approximately 160 enemy planes which raided Rabaul, shot down 47 and probably 18 more. Three of our planes failed to return.115 words
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362 1944-01-17 1 TOKYO, Jan. 15.—The primness and severity of the air sKJV&r? 1* ow **b-i, wasV*£h£ally told by a major commanding a Nippon air unit in the Rabaul area upon his return from the fighting sectors. Attesting to the frequency of air combats over Rabaul,362 words
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389 1944-01-17 1 TOKYO, Jan. 15—Eight leading writers from Nampo (Southern Regions) are now in Tokyo to make a thorough study of Nippon's wartime structure, with emphasis laid in the publicity field. The writers, who hail from the Philippines, Sumatra, Djawa, Malai and Burma, will389 words
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296 1944-01-17 1 Domei. A NJPPON BASE in the Central Pacific, Jan. 14.—Persistent enemy air attacks on Taroa Island in the Maloelap Atoll. Marshall Group, are being blast3d back by our naval garrison units there. On the night of Jan. 11. ten large enemy planes attempted296 words
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136 1944-01-17 1 ESSAYS on "The Importance of Savings" and "War and Savings" are being invited for a prize competition. Essays must be written in Malai. English or Chinese. Essays written in English and Malai must not exceed 1.000 words, and those in Chinese are tot'to136 words
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69 1944-01-17 1 Domei. BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 15.—1t is renorted from Washington that White Hcuse announced that Lieut. Gen. George Kenney, Commander of Allied forces in the South-West Pacific has arrived for a conference with the High Command and also Roosevelt. Kenney'.'. visit follows only a few69 words
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Article40 1944-01-17 1 Domel. LISBON, Jan. 15.—1t is reported from London that the Air Ministry admitted that German aircraft swept over London early last night to inflict damage an > cause an undisclosed number of casualties, some of which proved fatal.40 words
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243 1944-01-17 1 THE SYONAN Sanji Kai (Advisory Council), which was established on the eve of the second anniversary of the outbreak of Dai Toa Senso, will hold its first sitting on Jan. 21 at the auditorium of the243 words
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BOXING
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321 1944-01-17 2 A CAPACITY crowd enjoyed an excellent program of boxing at the Great World Arena on Saturday night, all six congests fulfilling expectations. The results were: Johnny Mortell (124 lbs.) outpointed Tiger Asian (119 lbs.) over 12 rounds; Fighting Hassan (117 lbs.) outpointed Ong321 words
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APPLICATION FORM FOR GIYU-GUN
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Article, Illustration437 1944-01-17 2 THE PRIVILEGE of helping to defend their own country against enemy attempts to once again make them their slaves is now open to local inhabitants, and all youths imbued with enthusiasm for the cause of their own freedom are advised437 words
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261 1944-01-17 2 By Syoiutn Shimbon Staff Reporter INSPIRED by letters and messages received from their comrades and relatives in Bahau, the second batch of Catholic pioneers left Syonan on Saturday night for their settlement, confident of making their Colony one big area of food-producing261 words
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Article41 1944-01-17 2 ■MM BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 12.—Members of the Pacific War Council met with President Roosevelt in the chair toda* i for the first time since his return from the Cairo and Teheran conferences, I a Washington dispatch said.41 words
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554 1944-01-17 2 TOKYO, Jan. 14.—The unshakable, steel-bound unity among Dai Toa nations was stressed in fiery speeches made by representatives of Nippon, Thailand, Burma and India at a fellowship rally held at the Imperial Hotel today under the auspices of the554 words
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Article57 1944-01-17 2 THE SYONAN SHIMBUN (English Edition) takes pleasure In acknowledging receipt of the following donations to the Nippon Wounded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund. Arrangement* are being made for the amounts to be re-forwarded to the proper quarters. Syonan Woodworking Factory, 136 Nam Lock Street, Syonan $10.00 Mr. Sim57 words
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Article51 1944-01-17 2 uaenei. BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 14.—An earthquake shook the area of Long Beach, California, early this morning, according to a dispatch from Long Beach. No damage has thus far been reported. Long Beach was the scene of a serious earthquake to March, 1993 when many people were51 words
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Article105 1944-01-17 2 Domei. MALACCA, Jan. 15—The Malacca Fu jin-Kai Malacca Women's Association was formed at a meeting at the To* Enbuzyo of prominent women of all nationalities from all over the State, held under the presidentship of Mr. H. Kitiknni, SomutraTyo. Women present comprised 26 Chinese, 11 Malais,105 words
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Article78 1944-01-17 2 Reverend TAY BEX TIN at No. 43, Ouu-am Road, on Saturday (15th January, 2604). Deeply mourned by his beloved wife, 5 sons (Soo Chang, Soo Woon, Soo Keng, Soo Boon and Soo Lan), 6 daughters-in-law, 2 daughters. 2 sons-in-law (Tan Lee Wan and Tan Cheong Kng) and 16 grandchildren.78 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement262 1944-01-17 2 SITUATIONS VACANT VACANCIES OCCUR for an Amusement Park in Syonan. Park Superintendent. Accountant Publicity-man General and Accounts clerks Electricians Ticket fellers and collectors Cinema operators Jagas Appointments will be open for both males and females. Male applicants must be over 35 year& of age. Applications should state briefly, personal history,262 words
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Advertisement415 1944-01-17 2 PUBLIC NOTICE SYONAN TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 9 RE: RECRUITMENT OF STUDENTS FOR SEAMEN'S TRAINING SCHOOL. APPLICANTS AS STUDENTS for the Seamen's Training School are invited to be present at ROH-DOH ZIMU KYOKU (Labour Office) at 10 a.m. on the 20th aay of January In accordance with the following referential415 words
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Advertisement944 1944-01-17 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TOKUBETU SI NOTICE No. 7 B«: RECRUITMENT OF SPECIAL TECHNICIANS THE UNDERMENTIONED Special Technicians are invited to apply for following positions to ROH-DOH ZIMU KYOKU at 10 a.m. on the 19th January:— L TYPISTS (FEMALE) A certain number of female typists who are able to typewrite in Nippongo.944 words
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Advertisement303 1944-01-17 2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE: Portable Air-condition plant—General Electric—3% h.p.—ln running condition. Apply to Box No. 3P7, c/o syonan Shtaibun (English Edition), Syonan. V^anted TO BUY one second-hand Child s Perambulator In splendid condition. Apply to T. B CHI7A, 539 Oeyfcing Road. Syor.an, after 6 p.m. POR SALE: Renowned VICTOR, fire-proof certified303 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous324 1944-01-17 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. music; 8.38 p.m. news in Nippon language for children; 6.40 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 7 p.m. talk in Tamil: 7.20 p.m. Tamil religious songs; 7.50 p.m. Nippon melodies; 8 p.m. news in Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news ta Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m. news324 words
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