Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 4 February 1944
1944-02-04
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Title Section22 1944-02-04 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 367 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. KOKI 2604. SYOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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Article, Illustration441 1944-02-04 1 Dai Toa Jihan Explains Execution Of New Policy NATIONS COLLABORATING FOR SUCCESSFUL WAR PROSECUTION Dome! TOKYO, Feb. 3.—Kumaichi Yamamoto, Dai Toa Jikan (Vice-Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs), revealed that outstanding progress has taken place in China subsequent to Nippon's enforcement of her new441 words
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380 1944-02-04 1 LISBON, Feb. 2.—Anglo-American efforts to belittle the blow dealt to Chungking by the closure of the Burma Road were refuted by no less a person than Chungking's Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. K. C. Wu, who today told foreign correspondents: "The380 words
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133 1944-02-04 1 DomcL TOKYO, Feb. 3—Tlie war which Nippon is fighting is a war which was forced upon justice by injustice and a war whereby Nippon is makine efforts fo demonstrate to the world true international justice and righteousness, the Gaimu Daijin (Foreign Minister), M—w Shigemitsu. declared,133 words
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464 1944-02-04 1 MORE RATIONAL surveys of the war situation in the South-West Pacific and on the Indo-Burma fronts than those by Rear-Admiral Tanetsugu Sosa (retired) and a Dome! military commentator could hardly be expected. Both these reviews anticipate the enemy's plan of operations, with alternatives, explaining the464 words
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389 1944-02-04 1 REGULATIONS governing the distribution of petroleum for Xt the general public within areas under the jurisdiction of Syonan Tokubetu-si are given in a Tokubetu-si Notice, urine elsewhere in this issue. Petroleum will be distributed only in exchange for petrol coupons, which are obtainable en application to389 words
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212 1944-02-04 1 THE RESULTS of the "Picture Slide Show" competition held In commemoration of the second anniversary of the outbreak of Dai Toa Senso, were announced today by the Malai Ounaei Kanbu Yusei Kyoku. The stories received for this competition number 34 in all. Although the212 words
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227 1944-02-04 1 REFLECTING the great strides that Perak has made in the field of industry is the wide variety of exhibits which will be on display from this State at the Second Syonan Tropical Products Exhibition to be held at the Great World from Feb. 11. Twine rolled227 words
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234 1944-02-04 1 Soviet Step Causes AntiAxis Concern CnmeL LISBON, Feb. 2.—The action cf I the Soviet Government in giving I each of the 16 constituent Soviet Republics greater autonomy is causing considerable concern in Washington and London circles, according to reports received. In Washington the action taken by the Soviet Government was234 words
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122 1944-02-04 1 Dotnet A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Feb. 3.—One large enemy transport was sunk by a Nippon naval air unit on the afternoon of Jan. 31 when Nippon aircraft attacked a group of enemy transports in waters in the vicinity of Finsch Haven,122 words
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139 1944-02-04 1 Domei. TOKYO, Feb. S—A documentary newsreel recording in great detail the momentous activity of the Nippon garrison units defending Rabaul, shield of the inner South Seas, from the enemy, is being released today throughout Nippon.' Taken by members of the Navy Press Corps139 words
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267 1944-02-04 1 DoroeL LISBON, Feb. 2.—The Luftwaffe last night successfully attacked an enemy supply ccnvoy off the North African coast severely damaging a cruiser and seven merchantmen totalling 52,000 tons, according to the German High Command communique received here. Heavy fighting continued yesterday on the267 words
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846 1944-02-04 1 BT A DOMEI MILITARY COMMENTATOR TOKYO, Feb. 2.—Although six months have elapsed since the establishment of anti-Axis Headquarters in the South-East Pacific, Admiral Lcrd Louis Mountbatten's much-publicized coun-ter-offensive against Burma has not yet materialized. Although Mountbatten is well aware of the846 words
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Article417 1944-02-04 2 Tokyo's Ginza Colourfully Portrayed On Silver Screen CULTURAL FEATURE AT FREE ENTERTAINMENT BY SHIMBUN THE DAILY cycle of life in Tokyo's Ginza—providing r, most colourful and romantic picture of Nippon's most crowdeo and busiest street during the hours of 1 a.m. and 1 p.m.—is well caught by the417 words
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190 1944-02-04 2 Mus lims Prepare To Celebrate Prophet 's Birthday LOCAL MUSLIMS have drawn up an elaborate program for celebrating the 1363 rd birthday of Prophet Mohammed, which falls on Mar. 6. says Domel. At a meeting lvld recently by repre•en'ative* of Arab. Malai and India Muslims, a committee of 54 under190 words
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50 1944-02-04 2 The Syonrn Shimbun (English Edition) takes pleasure in acknowledging with thanhs, receipt of a cheque for $100 from the Kampong Kapor Methodist Church, syonan. to the Nippon Wounded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund. This amount will be for. warded to the Authorities concerned in due course.50 words
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342 1944-02-04 2 MOST of the Nippon pictures imported here after the war were about the war, and very few are historical records of the olden JSf1 H°wever "Boro No Kesshiwii (J? e Suicide Squad at a Watch-tower) being shown at the Kyoei and342 words
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Article, Illustration273 1944-02-04 2 Golden Boy, Hock Beng To Fight Again A NEW boxing promoter enters the field at the Great World tomorrcw night in th 9 person of Joe Hansen. The card is quite at- tractiv?. and in cne of the main bouts. Golden Boy clashes in a return against Ong Hock273 words
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190 1944-02-04 2 t>jmei IPOH, Feb. 3—Speaking at a dinner given by the Indian community of Perak in honour cf Dr. C. R. Paul and Mr. J. M. Bhaduri, Indian members of the Perak Shu Sanjikai. Governor Naokata Kawamura flayed the former regime for its neglect of190 words
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302 1944-02-04 2 IT IS announced that the closing date for enrolment in th? newiy-established Malai Voluntear Army has been extended to Feb. 8. Thi3 step is understood to have besn taken in order to live every one a chance to enrcl m the302 words
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74 1944-02-04 2 Domei. PENANG, Feb. I.—A splendid response has been seen from inhabitants of Penang and Province Wellesley in the recruitment for the Malai Oiyu-Gun in which a total of 411 was recorded yesterday when applications closed. The encouraging figure is a clear indication of the readiness74 words
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295 1944-02-04 2 AN APPEAL to all Indian merchants to co-operate mere closely so that the Syonan Indo-Jin Shogyo Kumiai can operate mere smoothly, was made by Mr. M. Udharam. Chairman, who presided at the first annual general meeting of the Kumiai at 74, High Street on295 words
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Article, Illustration282 1944-02-04 2 ORIGINAL BUREAUX REGROUPED INTO FOUR DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTING a far-reaching step to streamline the workings of the New Syonan collective farms scheme and ensure its smooth execution, the Syonan Oversea-Chinese Association at a meeting held on Monday, regrouped the ten bureaux originally formed to282 words
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128 1944-02-04 2 DOOMi. BANGKOK. Jan. 31.—The Thai Government in a radio announcement yesterday evening disclosed details of the Women's Volunteer Army which will be formed soon. It said the Army will be composed of women between the ages of 18 and 25 in good physical condition128 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement128 1944-02-04 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE A Requiem High Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Percival Hugh de Souza. youngest son of Mrs. Fanny de Souza of 88, St. Francis Road, Syonan. who died of Cerebral Malaria at the Pekan Hospital, Pahang. on 30th January 2604. will be sung at128 words
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Advertisement265 1944-02-04 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED an experienced and energetic salesman. Any Nationality. Apply, personally, with testimonials, between 11 a.m. and I p.m. (T.T.) to Great East Asia Products Agency, 263, Orchard Rd. WANTED a few Chinese office clerks (either sex) and office girls with knowledge of Nippon-go and Kanji. Call at Toyo265 words
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Advertisement462 1944-02-04 2 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE Chapter 45 IN THE SYONAN KOTOHOIN In Bankruptcy No. 3of 2603 Re DILBAGH SINGH NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed Court has appointed Tuesday the Bth day of February 2604 at 11 o'clock in the forenocn for proceeding with the public examination of the abovenamed debtor,462 words
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Advertisement915 1944-02-04 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SYONAN TOKUBETU SI REI NO. 14. Re: Regulations Governing the DL-.tribution of Petroleum. Notice is hereby given that Regulations Governing the Distribution of Petroleum are hereby enacted as follows: 1. The distribution of Petroleum for the use of the general public within the jurisdiction of Syonan Tokubetu-Si shall915 words
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Advertisement379 1944-02-04 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SYONAN TOKUBETI SI NOTICE NO. 16 Re: The Sale of Lottery Ticked. The 10th drawing KOH-NAN SAI-. KEN (lottery ticket*) is now for sale to general public in Syonan with tha following particulars: 1. Total sum of sale: The sum of two hundred forty-five thousand ($245,000) dollars is379 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous197 1944-02-04 2 TODAYS PROGRAM 6 p.m. musical selections; 630 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Malai Children's Hour; J7 p.m. Pekin drama; 7.35 p.m. Teo- chew selections; 7.50 pm. Nippon :music; 8 p.m. news in Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m. news197 words
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