Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 20 March 1944
1944-03-20
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Title Section22 1944-03-20 1 The Syonam Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 4OS MONDAY. MARCH 20. KOKI 2004. SHOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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MOUNTBATTEN ADMITS NIPPON ADVANCE IN CHIN HILLS
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228 1944-03-20 1 DomeL LISBON, March 17.—A communique from the headquarters of Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, Supreme Commander of the anti-Axis forces in southeastern Asia, stated that in the Chin Hills, Nippon columns, north of Tiddim and in the Kalaw Valley, continued to make228 words
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240 1944-03-20 1 Domef. LISBON, March 17.—A New York dispatch said that an article in the magazine The Nation, entitled "China in Distress," by Maxwell Stewart, said the strategy of Admiral Chester Nimitz, C^nimander-in-Chief of the United States Pacific Fleet, and Lieut.Gen. Joseph Stillwell,240 words
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93 1944-03-20 1 DomeL A NIPPON BASE in the Scuta Pacific, March 18— Nippon bombers successfully bombed enemy positions at Toroklna, Bougainville Island, scoring direct hits on enemy military installations. Large fires were observed to break out at several places. AU our planes returned to their base93 words
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Article212 1944-03-20 1 A PROCESSION and mass m eting will feature this month's observance of the Provisional Government cf Azad Hind Day in Syonan tomorrow, says Domei. A procession detachments of the Ar.iid Hind Fauj, members of the Rani of Jhansi Regiment, civilian volunteers from the Azad School and212 words
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56 1944-03-20 1 A NIPPON BASE in the Central Pacific, 10.—On t.h? morning of March 17, a formation o; ten enemy planes composed of Douglas SBD dive bombers and Grumman fighters attempted to raid Taroa Island, Marshall Group, while three Consdidated B-24's tried to assault Mille56 words
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414 1944-03-20 1 THANKS to the support of the public, the Syonan Shimbun (English Edition), in conjunction with the New World and Great World Amusement Parks, was able to make donations last Saturday, amounting to $10,082, to the New Sycnan and Bahau development schemes. In this humble way, we414 words
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429 1944-03-20 1 Dumel. LISBON, March 17.—Anti-Axis reports from Naples quoted Allied headquarters as announcing that heavy bombers of the United States Mediterranean air force yesterday attacked Vienna. They said the strcng raiding force met no German fighters, but the first formations ran into intense antiaircraft429 words
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143 1944-03-20 1 DomeL LISBON, March 17.—Secretary of Stat? Cord^ll Hull at a Precs conference today, said that the United States is not considering recognizing the Badoglio regime, a Washington dispatch said. Hull said that the Soviet Union did not consult the United States befcre establishing diplomatic143 words
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331 1944-03-20 1 By an Army Press Correspondent Domei. ON THE BURMA Front, March 16.—Facing annihilation at the hands of the on-surging Nippon forces and the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army), British forces have again reverted to their ccwirdly trick of abandoning Indians belonging to331 words
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143 1944-03-20 1 Domei. RABAUL, March 17—FlightColonel Marion Daniel Andrew. Commander of the Fifth Bomber Unit of the 13th American Air Force, who is now a prisoner in the hands of Nippon trocps here, told the Asahi correspondent that the American people will not be able to endure143 words
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219 1944-03-20 1 ABOUT 70 officials of the Indian Independence League are now undergoing milit ry training at the Azad Schcol here, soys Dom^i. They are the Membprs-in-Charge of the Training Departments of all branches of the 1.1.L. in Malai. The course, a short one, consists219 words
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418 1944-03-20 1 Domef. By Oar Aimy Staff Correspondent ON THE BURMA FRONT, March 16—The fact that the annihilation of the BritishIndian 17th Division in the Chin Hills sector is now a mere matter of time means the total collapse of the enemy defence in this418 words
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191 1944-03-20 1 ComeJ. TOKYO, March 18—Th 2 Joho Kyoku (Board of Information) announced today that the Cabinet at today's meeting adopted a comprehensive measure designed to increase the efficiency 01 labour in order to cop 3 with the necessity to speedily Bolster the fighting strength cf191 words
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118 1944-03-20 1 A CERTIFICATE of appnec'ation from the Rikugun Daijin (War Minister) Gen. Hideki To?o addressed to Mr. Noboru Hidaka, Editor. Syonan Sh'mbnn (English Edition) and representative of the Syonan Kenio Remmei, has been received in connect'on with the professional boxing tournament held at Jalan Besar Stadium118 words
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125 1944-03-20 1 Douiei. LISBON, March 17—The News Chronicle correspondent reports that a corporal, who has h. d years of training in America, has written a long critic. 1 letter to the military correspondent of the New York Times that one of the weaknesses of members125 words
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220 1944-03-20 1 ACCOMPANIED by th 3 Syonan Shimbun (Enjlish Edition) inspection party of 25 persons, a Domei correspondent and a representative of the Syonan Nippo, the eighth batch of Catholic setters left for Bahau by train last rpght. This eighth batch of seUl.r^ for Bahau220 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement348 1944-03-20 1 TENTH TERM SYONAN LOTTERY RESULTS 1 THE FOLLOWING are the 478,667, 374.250, 021,009, 100.325 061,185, 228.441?, 528,803, 161,078. results of the draw of the lOtti 262,944, 385,192, 120,968, 118,621;, 276,748, 054,476. 313,250, 206.933. Term Konan Saikerr 416,345, 169,848, 475.1*5, 293,866. 164,n;, 05.466. 283.233, 493,519, "K'wJS^mJSSff" •***** SSft "S ffiSt KR348 words
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692 1944-03-20 2 Vargas Pays Tribute To Nippon, Imperial Army Dome!. TOKYO, March 17.—1n an address before a dinner party of the Federation of South Seas Associations last evening at the Peer's Club, Jorge B. Vargas, Philippines Ambassador to Tokyo, stated that the692 words
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Article, Illustration284 1944-03-20 2 "YOUR services to the public and your ro-operation wholeheartedly with the administration lor the general interest of your country in achieving progress are one of the teachings of Islam," declared Tuan Haji Ali Mohd. Said, Chief Kathi, speaking yesterday before a gathering of284 words
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481 1944-03-20 2 REPRESENTATIVES EXPRESS DEEP GRATITUDE FOR GIFTS BT SYONAN SHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER. RECEIVING from Mr. Noboru Hidaka, Managing Editor of the Syonan Shimbun (English Edition) on Saturday, a donation of $3,000 to New Syonan out of the gross gate collections at the recent boxing481 words
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Article, Illustration306 1944-03-20 2 Saturday's Bouts Outstanding In Many Respects SATURDAY'S boxing at the New World Arena was outstanding in many respects. The crowd that scrambled into the arena was the largest ever to attend a card since the revival of boxing. The gate receipts totalling over $8,000, were, with the exception of306 words
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Article, Illustration575 1944-03-20 2 BY SYONAN SHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER. SOCCER enthusiasts are assured of a treat at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday when two first-class teams—Pasir Panjang Rovers and Cosmopolitans— clash in a match which has been arranged for the benefit of the settlers at Bahau and575 words
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145 1944-03-20 2 DomeL SOMEWHERE IN SUMATRA. March 17 —The 10 mill on people of Sumatra, after tv/o years of freedom fiv;.i D-.itch rule, have awakened from the'r lethargy and are now spontaneously co-op Vating in buildmg Dai T«. Part'( jularly noteworthy is the role being played by the145 words
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68 1944-03-20 2 DMneL SAIGON, March 16—It is learned that a large number of new Chinese textbooks to be used tor the education of Chinese youths have arrived from China. The association for the promotion of overseas Chinese education in Saigon began immediate distribution of the textbooks68 words
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Advertisement429 1944-03-20 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT The engagement between Miss Joyce Maureen Hogan, the only daughter ot the late Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hogan, and Mr. Frank Cyprian Pestana (Bahau Kid), youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. 'Pestana, was announced on Saturday. 18th March. 2004. DEATH ONG CHENG SWI (former429 words
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Advertisement613 1944-03-20 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SYONAN TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 41 Be: Renewal of Sal?s Permit «J firewood, lumber, and attap. ALL SET LKRS OR DEALERS of firewood, lumber, and a»tap shoul<l apply for the renewal of their saloi permits to Noh-R.n Ka (A<rrieultu" on<l orestry DePMtMwrtl m from tna 20th to 31ft613 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous225 1944-03-20 2 TODAYS PROGRAM ft p.m. musical selections; 630 p.m news In Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Chinese Children's Hour; 7 p.m. Hindustani songs; 7.30 p.m. reading of Malai and English translations of the lecture on "Commencement of the Production of Castor Bean Week" by Major General Nakamura, 7.50 p.m. Nippon225 words
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Miscellaneous229 1944-03-20 2 svonnnsHimßun NIPPON-60 LESSONS' LESSON 112 Koko ni yubin-kyoku ga arimasu ka? Is there a post m 4Wi/**P ry-r* office here? Koko ni wa arimasen ga tonari no There is none 99 7f*r+* b^-u y here, but there mura ni arimasu one in the TV-** next village. Kona tegami o dashitai229 words
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