Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 24 February 1944
1944-02-24
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Title Section22 1944-02-24 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 354 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24. KOKI 2604, SYOWA 10 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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719 1944-02-24 1 Throne Informed Of Distinguished Services In New Guinea Fighting Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 22, —Rikugun-Sho at 4 p.m. today announced that a report has been submitted to the Throne regarding citations granted on February 11 last year to the Fuchiyama Unit719 words
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160 1944-02-24 1 A CONFERENCE of chiefs of the forestry departments in various places in Nampo (Southern Regions^ was held at the Gunseikanbu on Feb. 21, about 40 officials and experts, including Mr. Kawaii, of Malai Gunseikanbu participating. Following an address of instruction eiven by the Gunseikan,160 words
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76 1944-02-24 1 Oomd A NIPPON BASE in the Central Pacific, Feb. 23—Our units on Tarca Island, in Maloslap Atoll, of the Marshall Group, on Feb. 20 and 21, successfully repulsed enemy attacks. Oil February 21. the island was again raided by eight enemy warplanes76 words
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Article54 1944-02-24 1 Domel. LISBON, Feb. 21.—With workers Standing pat for wage Increases in the week-old strike involving municipal water and power department employees of Los Angeles, indications today were that tiie army might intervene, according to a Los Angeles report. A conference today between union representatives and department officials54 words
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Article313 1944-02-24 1 THE REVISED system of transmission of air defence warnings and relevant measures for air raid precautions, announced on Tuesday, need cause no alarm in the minds of the public. On the other hand, it should inspire them with a measure of confidence, in that the authorities are313 words
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Article156 1944-02-24 1 INCIDENTALLY motorists in Syonan are reminded that they should strictly observe the speed limits set for motor-cars and lorries now being enforced throughout the island, as there have been not a few cases of infringement reported lately. The attention of Nippon-jin is also drawn to the need156 words
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120 1944-02-24 1 DomeL ON THE BURMA FRONT. Feb. 22.—Field dispatches indicate that fierce, relentless Nippon attacks have drastically reduced the fighting power of the main force of toe British-Indian Seventh Division, caught in the iron encirclement rinpr by Nippcn units in the vicinity of120 words
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192 1944-02-24 1 Domei. SOMEWHERE IN BURMA, Feb. 22. A formation of Nippon dive-bombers attacked and thoroughly pounded an enemy artillery position on a road near Maungdaw, putting the enemy to rout early this morning. All planes returned to base unharmed. The enemy had been planning to192 words
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Article, Illustration31 1944-02-24 1 Picture shows troops of the Azad Hind Fauj detraining somewhere in Burma in preparation for their big drive against the British forces on the border.31 words
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543 1944-02-24 1 ALL SELECTED TARGETS HIT Domei LISBON, Feb. 22—German fighter-bombers attacked the London area in the early hours of this morning, continuing the large-scale air raids of last Friday and Sunday nights, according to the Fuehrer's Headquarters' communique, received543 words
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78 1944-02-24 1 Domei. TOKYO, Feb. 23—Deeply lamenting the tragic death of Kasturibai Gandhi, wife of Mahatma Gandhi, Yonepiro Noguchi, noted Nippon poet, eulogized the deceased woman as a "Goddess of Mercy" who had devoted her entire life in unstinted service to her renowned husband.78 words
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893 1944-02-24 1 DAY OF HARTAL SPURS ON RACE TO HEIGHTEN FIGHT FOR FREEDOM DEEP SORROW and profound indignation swept the entire Indian nation today, declared M. Sivaram. Spokesman of the Provisional Government of Free India, in a statement on the sad893 words
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1063 1944-02-24 1 Domei. LISBON, Feb. 22—British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in his personal report to the House of Commons on the general war situation since his illness following the Cairo and Teheran conferences, warned against overoptimism and wishful thinking that the war would end in1,063 words
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218 1944-02-24 2 OVER $570,000,000 UNDERWRITTEN IN FIRST YEAR OF ACTIVITY THE INSURANCE Control Committee has been functioning smoothly since its formation in Syonan towards the end of 2602, <as evidenced by the fact that up to the end of last year, the total amount of insurance218 words
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252 1944-02-24 2 StudyOfNipponGo Rapidly Spreading Here (IV OUR STAFF REPORTER) WITH THE advent of free education at the beginning of this year, the study cf Nippon-Go has been given a further fillip anJ the spread of the new lingua rranca is fast gaining strides. While the figures for primary students are net252 words
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264 1944-02-24 2 BOXING PROMOTER Mathew De Souza's all-action card on Saturday features eight scrappers who have a reputation for giving no quarter and asking for none. The card is topped by a 12 round-bout between Golden Bey and Sarban Singh while the semi-final brings together for the264 words
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149 1944-02-24 2 THE MALAI festival Mandi Sa'far was celebrated throughout the peninsula yesterday when, wherever feasible, parties of Malai men, women and children repaired to the seaside where sea-baths were taken with the idea of washing away the sins, misfortunes and bad luck of the149 words
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Article, Illustration16 1944-02-24 2 Picture shows a Silkworm Cocoonery in Syonan where "eri" silkworms are bred.16 words
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Article290 1944-02-24 2 IN CONJUNCTION with the distribution of fabric articles which has been started since last year, an epochal plan for the production of fibres is well under way, says the Syonan Shimbun Nippon Edition. As a result290 words
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Article52 1944-02-24 2 Domei. BANDOENG. Feb. 23— To assist local women in acquiring a wider knowledge of teaching, a women I, normal school will be established here in the very near future. The complete course will cover a period of four years and students will be drawn from public and52 words
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Article, Illustration554 1944-02-24 2 Dr. C. J. PAGLAR - Dr. C. J. PAGLAR DAI TOA TOKUHON I WISH you to be acquainted with this beautiful expression: VttH€itai San. Gc Kuro Sama Desu." If you analyse this statem?nt, it means "Thank you for your honourable duty, Mr. Soldier"—that is, deliverance from ycur former oppression. You Aojins554 words
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362 1944-02-24 2 (BY OUR STAFF REPORTER) THERE is mere than meets the eye in a bottle of Orange Punch, one of the products of the Kirin Beer Cider Kogyo (the fcrmer Framroz Aerated Water Factory) in Telok Ayer Street. The man in the street362 words
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107 1944-02-24 2 IN ORDER to acquaint the I public cf the revised system of warning signals, a test of warning sirens, bells, and gongs will be held tomorrow, Friday, from 12 noon to 12 50 p.m. The public are requested to pay special attention to107 words
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112 1944-02-24 2 BY OUR STAFF REPORTER ENCOI HAGED by settlers' reports of the rapidly improving conditions in Endau, 45 Chinese families (a.-cut 245 people) left Syonan this morning to do farming at New Syonan. Some of this group or settlers have no experience in farming. The Oversea-Chinese Association,112 words
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Article46 1944-02-24 2 Domei. SOERAKARTA, CENTRAL DJAWA. Feb. 22. —A resolution pledging further co-operation with tthe Nippon authorities in building up New Djaua and thanking the Nippon forces was handed to the Suitanate authorities here by 500 Eurasians in Soerakarta Sultanate at their meeting held yesterday. I46 words
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Advertisement60 1944-02-24 2 DONATIONS A CONTRIBUTION of $250.90 to the Air Defence Fund from Teikoku Suisan Tosei XX. has been received by the Syonan Shimbun (English Edition) today. This rift represents ihe January, contribution Ircm the staffs of the various ofl<ccs and la< tories of this firm in Malai. The amount received to60 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous111 1944-02-24 2 KYO-KI and SYOWA: "NISHIZUMI SENSHACHO DEN." 3—6— •30 pm. and 3 30 —6.30—9 p.m. respectively. USHIHO KINKA EIGA: GIYUGUN no UTA" and other '•Short*.'1 7.30 and 9 p.m. DAISKKAI KINKA EIGA: KKNSKN KINMU. 3—6.45 —8—9.10— 10 20 p.m. TKIKOKi; KAN: KESSKN no OZOHA E. 3—C—8.30 p.m. MALAJ: "AMAR JOTHI" (HllKlUctanO111 words
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Miscellaneous121 1944-02-24 2 TODAYS FROCKAM 6 p.m. musical selections; 6.30 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners: 6.40 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour: 7 p.m. light mu«ic by the Syonan Hoso Chamber Orchestra; 7.50 p.m. Nippon music; 8 p.m. news in Hinaustani; 8.15 p.m. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m.121 words
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