Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 9 February 1944
1944-02-09
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Title Section22 1944-02-09 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140U46 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 371 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. KOKI 2604. BYOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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64 1944-02-09 1 Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 7—Nippon is at present making successful experiments on a certain powerful element that would instantaneously destroy the entire British navy with the minimum expenditure of rad ant energy. Dr. Aikitsu Tanakadate made this revelation in the Upper64 words
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182 1944-02-09 1 Domei. LISBON, Feb. 7,—The Soviet Union has strongly intimated she is planning to give her official blessing to the establishment cf a new Polish state independent of the exiled Government in London, as a basis fcr settling the vexing Polish territorial182 words
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58 1944-02-09 1 TICKETS for the professional boxing program at Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday, Feb. 14, proceeds of which will go to the Giyu-hei, are now on sale at the Syonan Shimbun (English Edition), S.S.A. Clubhouse and at Messrs. G. H. Kiat Co., Robinson Road. Admission charges58 words
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Article392 1944-02-09 1 THE BATTLE is on, Warriors of the Indian National Army are in full cry after the enemy who is already beginning to retreat in disorder on the India-Burma front. Confident of the support they will receive from the Imperial Nippon forces who have smashed previous392 words
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439 1944-02-09 1 Enemy Troops Are Being Isolated In Mayu Range By a War Correspondent attached to the Nippon Army. A NIPPON BASE in Burma, Feb. 6. —Intrepid Nippon forces made a sudden thrust behind the British 14th Army's Seventh Division at the Akyab439 words
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84 1944-02-09 1 Donei. LISBON, Feb. 6—Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten's headquarters for anti-Axis forces in southeastern Asia on Monday issued a communique admitting partial details of the Nippon offensive in the Arakan sector. It said the Nippon counter-offensive started on Friday Feb. 4 with the Nippon84 words
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242 1944-02-09 1 THREE-DIMENSIONAL WARFARE NOW RAGING THROUGHOUT PACIFIC AREA Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 7—Quarters close to the Army and Navy elaborating on this afternoon's Dai Honyei announcement, gave details of the three-dimensional warfare now raging throughout the Pacific area. They said in the Marsha242 words
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318 1944-02-09 1 uemeL A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Feb. B.—"Worse than a preying scavenger" was the description given by Surgeon LieutCol. Pujimeoto, Commander of the hospital ship Yoshino Maru to the American plane which attacked the vessel near Rabaul,318 words
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Article30 1944-02-09 1 MM. LISBON. Feb. 7—Turkish Radio tonight reported further earthquakes, which up to noon yesterday -killed 1,45 persons, in 8011. In Anatolia, 140 miles east of Istanbul.30 words
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131 1944-02-09 1 Oomel. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Feb. B.—Nippon air units on the night of Feb. 6 achieved brilliant war results in intensive raids on an enemy convoy and an airfield as well as enemy positions on New Guinea and131 words
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672 1944-02-09 1 Special To The Syonan Shimbun THE GREAT battle which has just begun on the Arakan front for the destruction of the AngloAmerican forces of aggression and the liberation of India's four hundred million people, heralds the decisive phase of the Dai Tea672 words
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Article, Illustration400 1944-02-09 1 REFLECTS DONORS 9DETERMINA TION TO PROSECUTE WAR UNTIL VICTORY BY STAFF REPORTER AMIDST unforgettable scenes and in the presence of distinguished officers of the Imperial Forces, leaders of the Chinese and other communities and hundreds of school boys and girls, a representative of400 words
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59 1944-02-09 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Feb. B.—Nippon garrison units, intercepting an enemy formation of 14 planes of unidentified type which attempted to raid Ambon, Amboina Island, en the night of Feb. 4, immediately repulsed the raiders with a fierce screen of59 words
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125 1944-02-09 1 A NIPPON BASE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, Feb. B.— Out of a formation of 59 enemy planes which attempted to raid Madang and Wewak en February 5 and 6 respectively, our air and ground forces shot down three planes. Out of two P-40's which125 words
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92 1944-02-09 1 CnmeL LISBON, Fob. 7—A London dispatch quoted some diplomats as predicting a showdown with Spain within two weeks, as the British Press demanded "strong action" to ensure that Gen. Francisco Franco abides by the 'principles of neutrality." The dispatch Indicated that the British Government In92 words
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Article51 1944-02-09 1 Receives Bulgarian Minister In Audience m Domd. TOKYO, Feb. B—Tenno Heika graciously received in audience Yanco PeyefT, Bulgarian Minister stationed here, at the Imperial Palace this morning. The Bulgarian Minister was also received in audience by. Kogo Heika. It is understood Yanco PeyefT will shortly leave lor his51 words
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362 1944-02-09 1 Dome!. TOKYO, Feb. B—With the unanimous passage of "Victory" Budget bills at its plenary session this afternoon, the House ol will automatically go into recess tomorrow, having completed all its important tasks in the cur* this afternoon, the Hous* of Peers Representatives,362 words
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97 1944-02-09 1 Domei. TSINGTAO, Feb. B.—ln relentless punitive operations against Chungking and Chinese Red troops infesting the area.? in eastern and southern Shantung Province, a certain Nippon unit during the one-month period Dec. 26 to Jan. 25 accounted for 1,455 enemy dead left behind on the battlefield97 words
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292 1944-02-09 1 PhmA LISBON, Feb. 7.—The heaviest fighting is progressing in the Dnieper bend in the southern sector of the eastern front, the Soviets throwing into action large forces with the intent of overrunning German positions and Reich forces are counter-attacking fiercely, according to292 words
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828 1944-02-09 2 RECRUITS, MONEY POURING INTO BRANCH HEADQUARTERSOFLEAGUE BY SVONAN SHIMBU N STAFF REPORTER NEWS of the Indian National Army dashing Into action was received in Syonan with great enthusiasm by the Indian community who, from an early hour yesterday, besieged the local branch of the828 words
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288 1944-02-09 2 Shimbun LectureMovie Show Friday Starts At 8 p.m. AWARDED THE FIRST prise In the Malnichi Shimbun song contest held in Tokyo. "Hinomaru Koshin Kyoku" (Rising Sun Flag March) has now been made into an entert: ining Him musicale and will be ihown together with other Nippon cultural films at the288 words
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64 1944-02-09 2 SYONAN'S thousands of Hindu residents celebrated the Hindu festival of Thaipusam—the day on which Lord Subramanya appeared to his devotees—yesterday. Keeping up with the time, the day was celebrated on a modest scale. tcv.vees visiting their temples to fulfil their religious vows. »opp md64 words
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45 1944-02-09 2 I• At f SVsSSSSSSBsVS ttf tsBBBBs) SWIsSSSSSSSsV Shisoban (English Edition) aad friends are invited U attend the lectaw-cßltare film meeting organised for Feb 11 (Friday) at the Kyo-El GeaJJo. anniversary of the Birth New by local smb. and csttsmT^Cw45 words
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136 1944-02-09 2 MY BTOMAM MiHtsWM m<Nßa%> QUIET and unassuming, Scch© (Sergean Pilot) Ttaru Takahashi who piloted the fighter plane presented by the Oversea-Chinese! to the imperial Forces, has seen action in China mad Burma. "I feet Tery happy to be the first pilot136 words
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143 1944-02-09 2 WITH a view to further heightening the co-operative spirit of the local inhabitants, a "charity evening" is being sponsored by the Syonan Nipoo at the Great World and New World Amusement Parks during the week frcm Feb. 11 to I^b. 17. The function143 words
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579 1944-02-09 2 AN UNDISCLOSED BASE IN BURMA, Feb. 7—Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, in a statement in his capacity as Supreme Commander of the Indian National Army, declared that the Indian Army is now pushing toward its destination. Bow ridiculed enemy propacasdisto579 words
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Article147 1944-02-09 2 SpecialMarathonßace, More Entries Invited A GOOD number of entries have been received in connection with the marathon race on Feb. IS. Mow competitors are needed, however Intending competitors are reminded that entries close tomorrow evening. Tblb is a special race and is not to be confused with the yearly147 words
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511 1944-02-09 2 STEADY STREAM OF SMALL DEPOSITS REFLECTS PEOPLES 9 CONFIDENCE THE Malai Gunseikan-bu Yu*ei Kyoku announced today that the Postal Savings in Malai have exceeded the 3,000,000 mark on Monday It will be recalled that the $1,000,000 mark was passed on Aug. 20 last year,511 words
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Article, Illustration373 1944-02-09 2 Special Attractions For Giyu-Hei Charity Fights On Monday BY SYONAN SHIMBI'N RETORTER NO EFFORT is being spared to make the professional bcxing tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday, Feb. 14, in commemoration of the seccnd anniversary of the Birth of New Malai, a thorough success. Organised with the373 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous102 1944-02-09 2 TODAYS mOGRAM 6 pm. musical selections: 9.30 p_m. news in Nippon language for beginners; f4O pro Indian ChlMieu's Hoar" I p.m. MaW kroocboni music by Pemuda Jawi Party: 7.5e p.m. Ntppon melodies: t pjn. newt fan Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news In Tamil; t.W p.m. news in Canton—a; 8.45 p.m. news102 words
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