Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 4 March 1944
1944-03-04
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Title Section22 1944-03-04 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone JVo. 5471. NO. 392 SATURDAY, MARCH A, KOKI 2604. SYOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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45 1944-03-04 1 TOKYO, Mar. 3—Dai Honyei at 4 p.m. today announced that our Imperial naval warcrai't and Army and Navy Air Forces during the two months, January and February, sank eleven enemy submarines in waters near Nippon and other operational areas.45 words
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173 1944-03-04 1 IVmtei LISBON, Mar. 2—Testifying before the Senate Military Affairs' Committee, U.S. Navy Secretary, Frank Knox, declared: •This year we will be fighting mightier battles with heavier losses in every quarter of the world. This means more men, more equipment, more supplies and173 words
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68 1944-03-04 1 Doirici. CANTON, March 3—Accordin* to the Feb. 23 issue of the Ti Kung Pao, the Chungking daily reported that Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stillwell, Commanderin -Chief of the United States forces in India, was wounded by Nippon artillery fire during a recent inspection trip to tiie Burma68 words
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Article53 1944-03-04 1 fV>mci DJAKARTA. March 1 —The Djawa Public Service Association .superseding the Poetera. was officially inaugurated today on the occasion of the second anniversary of the landing of Nippon farces in Djawa. The total contribution of the local inhabitants to the var effort will be solidified through th's53 words
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Article73 1944-03-04 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE in the South Pacific, Feb. 29. —Our anti-aircraft' batceries accounted for three enemy planes soot down on Feb. 25 when a formation ol enemy Vought-Sikorsky F4-rj's made several Ineffective raids on our positions on Buka Island. The enemy raids were made both in73 words
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Article730 1944-03-04 1 SO MUCH emphasis is laid by the authorities on the current Savings Encouragement Drive that, to ensure the success of the campaign, it is important that the reasons and aims of the move should be thoroughly understood by the public. War, especially a protracted730 words
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Adviser To Seek Further Strengthening Of Sino-Nippon Relations In Economic Field
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349 1944-03-04 1 Comei. TOKYO, March 3.—Masatsune Ogura, newly appointed highest Economic Adviser to the Nanking Government, in a Press interview yesterday afternoon, declared that he will exert his utmost in further cementing relations between Nippon and China in the economic field. He said China's understanding349 words
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Article548 1944-03-04 1 THE PROGRAM to ccmmemorate Army Day In Syonan includes a wide range of variety entertainments arranged by the Press, Radio and other organizations in Syonan. Starting from tc morrow the program will last till Mar. 13. Full details are: March 5 at 8 p.m. (for548 words
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Article74 1944-03-04 1 Domei. LISBON. Feb. 29 —A London dispatch said that it was officially announced today that the British crui cr 'Spartan" is overdue. Meanwhile, a Washington dispatch said that the Navy Department has announced the sinking of the United States cargoship, of medium size, which was torpe<y>ed at74 words
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330 1944-03-04 1 DomcJ. LISBON, March 2—The German Luftwaffe last night made another big attack on London. The Fuehrer's headquarters communique said heavy combat planes approaching in several waves dropped a large number of explosives and incendiaries on various parts of the city, causing330 words
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Article, Illustration250 1944-03-04 1 Dome!. RANGOON, March I—The citizens here *vere treated to a really thrilling etfObition of the efficiency cf Nippon fighters last night when they saw before their own eyes two enemy bombers definitely shot down and two more disappearing towards the sea, trailing black smcke. People in250 words
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Article58 1944-03-04 1 TO OOPB with tte ever-Increasing volume of work, the number of Council Members of the Syonan Oversea-Chine!* Association wll1 be increased shortly from 44 to 60, the Syonan Sbunbun reliably understands. This increase in the number of officials will greatly expedite all the work there is to58 words
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155 1944-03-04 1 Domei. TOKYO, Mar. 2.—The Kaigun Sho (Navy Ministry) and the Shokun Kyoku (Bureau of Decorations) today jointly announced that Tenno Heika has granted distinguished service awards to 598 persons in the 26th conferment of awards to living civilians in the service of the155 words
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Article83 1944-03-04 1 Domri. TOKYO, March 2—Dr. Heinrich Stahmer, German Ambassador here, proceeded to the Imperial Palace this afternoon and respectfully expressed to the Throne his gratitude for having been given the opportunity to make an inspection trip to the Southern Regions. Later in the afternoon the Reich envoy83 words
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328 1944-03-04 1 A DOMEI CORRESrONULN T - A DOMEI CORRESrONULN T BY AT A NIPPON BASE at the Burma Front, Mar 2 —Stirred, to high spirits by their first triumph in the Arakan sector, troops of the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army) are now awaiting the order328 words
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101 1944-03-04 1 Comet STOCKHOLM, March 2— Reuters diplomatic correspondent Randal Neale reported that there was no com ment in British official quarters this morning on reports from Ankara that the antiAxis powers had stopped war supplies to Turkey, according to a London dispatch. Such a step would101 words
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Article196 1944-03-04 1 Domei. NANKING. March 2.—Chou Fohai, Vice-Chief of the Executive Yuan and concurrently ViceChairman of the National Economic Council, in a Press interview today declared that tho appointment of Masatsune Ogura as the highest Economic Adviser to the National Government of China, will further propel China* war196 words
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232 1944-03-04 1 THE NIPPON Song Competition, scheduled for the eighth day of every month at the Great; World Amusement Park under the joint sponsorship of the Syonan j Ghuo Hoso Kyoku and the Committee for Utilization of Materials with the support of the Sendenbu will232 words
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Article71 1944-03-04 1 Domei. A NIPPON BASE on the Burma Front, March I.—A Nippon Army air unit in an aerial battle over Rangoon last night accounted for four enemy E-24 bombers shot down of which two are probables. A formation of more than ten enemy bombers attempted tm raid and71 words
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Advertisement13 1944-03-04 1 Save In The Banks For Victory And For The Welfare Of New-Born Malai13 words
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Article527 1944-03-04 2 Domri. KUALA LUMPUR, Mar. 3.—"We have accepted the challenge of the enemy; our soldiers on the Arakan front have already given him a fitting reply. We shall fight the British as long as there is a527 words
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103 1944-03-04 2 DEPARTURES for Bahau during March are scheduled to take place as follcws: 7th batch, tomorrow, March 5: Bth batch, Sunday, March 19, and 9th batch, Sunday, March 26. There are a limited number of vacancies in the 9th batch, due to leavr »n103 words
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325 1944-03-04 2 A DETACHMENT of the Azad Hind Fauj in Syonan will participate in a street precession of all Muslinjs to celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed, Tuan T. A. M. Abd'j! Aziz, Chairman of the All-Syonan Muslim Prophets Birthday Celebrations General325 words
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349 1944-03-04 2 CONCERT AT KYOEI GEKIJO ON MARCH 13 IN CONNECTION with the second anniversary of the founding of the Syonan Radio Station on March 13. officials are contemplating varicus commemoration programs in order to promote the expansion of broadcasting activities in Malai. Marking this occasion, the349 words
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Article, Illustration566 1944-03-04 2 Dr. C. J. PAGLAR - Dr. C. J. PAGLAR By THE FIRST European to visit Asia by sea route was Vasco de Oarna who rounded the Cape of Good Hope in Africa and touched the west coast of India in the 17th century. The history of the566 words
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Article, Illustration44 1944-03-04 2 Picture shows smiling youths on a tapioca plantation in Syonan. Tapioca, valuable substitute for rice is now being: extensively grown all over Malai. The countenance of the boys reflects the general happy atmc _»here which pre/ails everywhere in the country today.44 words
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113 1944-03-04 2 IT 18 LEARNED that plans are under way for post-graduate students of the Syonan NipponGo Training Centre and others from the Gunsetkan-bu: Kokugo Gakko to form a Nipnon-Go Old Students' Union, says Dcmel. The object of such a Union, it Is understood, will113 words
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132 1944-03-04 2 IPOH, March 3.- With leading Chinese and Indian businessmen' giving their wholehearted support to the "Fixed Deposit Bcnus"| savings scheme inaugurated by the Malai Bankers A-sociation in commemoration of the second anniversary cf the Birth of New I Malai. bank officials confidently]132 words
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147 1944-03-04 2 MOTORISTS and cyclists throughout the city yesterday started to. observe Syonan's fourth Traffic Safety Week by strictly following traffic regulations and various speed limits called for. Pedestrians crossed roads In orderly fashion, following the directions of the traffic policeman while the boarding of and147 words
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119 1944-03-04 2 MUSLIM women and girls in Syonan have a big program for celebrating the birthday of Prophet Mohammed, which falls on Mar. 6. Prom 10.30 aan. till 3 p-m. (T.T.), »t the Istana Kampong Glam, Sultan Gate (off Beach Road), there will be a men's119 words
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86 1944-03-04 2 A SPECIAL Malai Translation Bureau will be opened here this week, Domei learns. The Bureau, to be situated in High Street. will undertake translation work from the Malai language into Nippon-Go and vice versa, and from Malai into English and vice-versa. feoth official and private86 words
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126 1944-03-04 2 Domei. HANOI, March 3—The third Nippon language class, which was opened here on Jan. 15 with an enrolment of 531 students, is proving extremely popular, with Annamese students making rapid progress in reading as well as conversational Nippon-Go. Special Nipp* -n-CJo text-books for the126 words
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Article, Illustration319 1944-03-04 2 Domei. PENANG, March 2—That he is happy to have been selected to become a member of the Malai Volunteer Army and is eagerly awaiting training, was expressed by Francis Martin, former clerk in the Penang Food Ccntrol Office. A good linguist, Martin stated he319 words
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Article48 1944-03-04 2 LEE—CHEANG Tfce engagement is announced to-day between Mr. LEE KIA TWW. the youngest son of Mr. Lee Boon Scan of the Kanaai-ka, Syonan Tokubetu Si and the late Madam Tan Chec. to Miss CHEANG SEEW KF/OW NEO, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cheung Thlam Choo.48 words
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Article67 1944-03-04 2 MADAM CHAN SKEW CHOO. mother of Lim Yong Liang, aged 72. at No. 52, Kampong Java Road on Saturday, 4th March. Cortege leaving house on Sunday, sth March, at 5 p m (T.T.) tor St. Peter Paul's Chuxoh. Queen Street, then to Bidadari Cemetery. She leaves behind one son,67 words
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227 1944-03-04 2 TO CELEBRATE CHIKYU SETSU CHINESE we men and girls are expected to attend in full force the first Chinese mass meeting of its kind to ba held in Syonan I —at the Kycei Gekijo on March 6 to celebrate Chikyu Setsu (birthday cf227 words
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Advertisement351 1944-03-04 2 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE PROBATE NO. 112 OF 2603. In the Estate of Chu Hiok Hwa also known as Tjoe Hok Hwa deceased who died on the 11th day of September 2602. PURSUANT to section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59). NOTICE is hereby given that creditors and others having351 words
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Advertisement594 1944-03-04 2 PUBLIC NOTICE SYONAN TOKUBETU sP NOTICE NO. 33 Re: Recruiting of midwife probationers. PARTICULARS relative to the iecrultment of midwife probationers are as follows: 1. Number of probationers to be recruited: 15. 2. Qualification: Females between the ages of 17 to 20 who hava graduated from elementary school or who594 words
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Miscellaneous120 1944-03-04 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 pin. musical selections: 6.30 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Indian Children's Hour. 7 p.m. special operatic play in Malai by the Patina Bangrawan; 7.50 p.m. commentary on "Tjafflc Safety" to be broadcast in Mala:; 8 p.m. news In Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news in120 words
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