Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 31 March 1944
1944-03-31
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Title Section23 1944-03-31 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 41 S FRIDAY. MARCH 31. KOKI 2604. BHOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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349 1944-03-31 1 Domei. SOMEWHERE IN BURMA, March 29.—Reviewing the general war situation on the whole of the Burma front, reliable sources here disclosed that Ind > Nippon forces have the initiative in every sector and the elimination of the enemy's organized resistance is not349 words
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243 1944-03-31 1 Domei. ON THE CENTRAL BURMA FRONT,. March 29—Ukhrul and Sanghak, which our forces captured on March 21 and March 24 respectively, form a vital junction in the defence of Imphal, the enemy's important citadel In east Assam, where the British Fourth Army Corps is stationed.243 words
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98 1944-03-31 1 THE CEREMONIAL parade of Malai Giyu-hei recruits will take place at their quarters in Johore Bahru at 10.30 a.m. on April 3. The program for the function will include paying homage in the direction of the Imperial Palace, an instructive address by the offlcer-in-charge.98 words
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Article374 1944-03-31 1 GREAT SATISFACTION will be felt by all classes of inhabitants in Syonan at the formation of the Joho Senden lin-Kai (Information and Publicity Committee) of the Syonan Tokubetu-si, whose dual purpose will be to provide information on matters touching public welfare to the Chairman—the Mayor of Syonan—at374 words
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167 1944-03-31 1 IV>mei. HSINKING, March 30.—Manshukoku Kotei Heika (His Majesty the Emperor of Manshukoku) today dispatched a message of congratulations to President Wang Chlng-wei ol the National Government of China, felicitating him on the fourth anniversary of the return of the capital of the National Government167 words
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Article252 1944-03-31 1 Ooraei. ON THE BURMA FRONT, March 30.—An Imperial Army air unit, operating in the Burma area, on the afternoon of March 27 surprise raided Digbei, located between Tinsukla and Ledo in northern India, where the enemy had been secretly constructing refineries. Although results of the252 words
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Article51 1944-03-31 1 Dome I ON THE BURMA FRONT. Mar 28.—1n close co-operation with our advance force in the central r.ido-Bunru front, our Army Air Pcrce on March 26 repeatedly bombed and strafed remnants of the British-Indian 17th Division who are desperately attempting to escape from encirclement north of51 words
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Article, Illustration110 1944-03-31 1 THE DEPUTY Mayor of the Syonan Tokubetu-si, Mr. K. Toyoda, accompanied by the Kosei-ka Cho, Mr. M. Shinoxaki. and Mr. Chins Kec Sun, Chairman of the General Affairs Department of the committee formed by the Oversea-Chinese Association to take charge of the New Scheme,110 words
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271 1944-03-31 1 LOOKING spick and span, and marching and drilling vAvix the precision of well-seasoned soldiers, the first batcli ol volunteers of the Rani of Jhansi Regiment in their passing-oa; parade were reviewed by Col. J. K. Bhonsle, Chief of Staff of the Azad Hind Fauj.271 words
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169 1944-03-31 1 Domei. ON THE BURMA FRONT. March 28.—Following up their fierce assaults against the British-Indian 17th Division which suffered the loss of 60 per cent, of Its force of 10,000 men as well as 2,000 motor vehicles in the Taungzan and Tiddlm sectors. Nippon units on March169 words
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269 1944-03-31 1 Domei. NANKING. March 30—Colourful programs staged in the capital today felicitating the fourth anniversary of the return of the National Government of China to Nanking opened with a national rally this morning in the Grand Public Hall here. The rally, which laid stress on269 words
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490 1944-03-31 1 Domei. LISBON, March 29—Having suffered a one-vote defeat yesterday in the House of Commons in a debate on the Education Bill, British Prime Minister Churchill tonight demanded the support of Parliament all down the line for his Government's program and called for490 words
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Article, Illustration452 1944-03-31 1 Domei. TOKYO, March 30.—0n the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the return of the National Government of China to Nanking, KazUo Aoki, Dai Tpa Daijin (Minister of Greater East Asiatic Affairs) in the course of an exchange radio address with452 words
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385 1944-03-31 1 Donici. LISBON, March 2&—Admitting one of the severest setbacks in the Cassino fighting, anti-Axis headquarters in Naples officially stated that aUied troops withdrew on Monday night from positions on the upper slopes of Monastery Hill beyond Cassino and also another nearby hllL where385 words
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Article50 1944-03-31 1 Domei. RANGOON. March 25—As a demonstration of their co-cperation in the construction of a New Burma and the prosecution of Del Toa Senso to a successful conclusion, Burmese residents have donated t'ae sum of 2,100 rupees to the War Relief Fund of to* Burmese Government.50 words
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1025 1944-03-31 2 PEN PICTURE OF EVERYDAY SCFNES IN FUJI VILLAGE BY STIOSAS SHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER PICTURE in your mind's eye a vast, rolling expanse of Jungle clearings, comprising a series of elevations and dips, in the iand. extending almost as1,025 words
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386 1944-03-31 2 IN VANY respects, "Atarashiki Tsuchi'* (New Earth), featuring Isamu Kosugi and Setsuko Hara, which had a preview at the Fuyo Gekijo yesterday, is an outstanding as well as entertaining film. It was directed by. a German, Dr. Fanck, ard has 14 German actress,386 words
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205 1944-03-31 2 BY A DOMEI LORRCSPONDENT PONTIANAK, March 30—The Chinese in West Bcrneo are doing their part for the prosecution of Dai Toa Senso by exerting allout efforts for bolstering the production of foodstuffs as veil as other vital materials. In all fields cf production in205 words
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Article, Illustration192 1944-03-31 2 AT YESTXRDAY* 'investiture ~155 Syonan Takubetu-si, the ISSSJ? 111 of the of Byonan, Mr. Kanichi Naito, with ceraacates ofofflce as Joho Senden Hn-Kal (mSnbera of the Committee of Information and Publicity) of the Syonan .Tokubetu-si: Messrs Ching £ee-*un, Ln Tian-Doh Llm ohonc-pane, UmKian-beng.192 words
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303 1944-03-31 2 Domei. SOLO (Central Djawa), March 30—The revival of original DJawanese civilization, which had been submerged under Western civilization, is urged in a radio message by Sultan Mankoenegaran when he addressed the Djawa population through the Solo Radio system last night. The message, read by303 words
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Article, Illustration155 1944-03-31 2 TWO TITLES AT STAKE TOMORROW THE NEW WORLD Arena should attract all tight fans tomorrow night when Promoter Nai Kirn Lin hands out a card which includes two championship fights, supported by three other good bouts. In the evening's mala event. Golden Boy meets Battling Sima for the Malaian155 words
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232 1944-03-31 2 Darnel. KUALA LUMPUR, March 30— The Selangor Oversea-Chinese Association fcod-crop committee has adopted the plan* proposed by rice-president Choo Kia Peng at its first meeting here. Mr. Choo's plan Is to plant Immediately I.OTO acres of sweet-potatoes on Jungle land, which will produce232 words
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157 1944-03-31 2 DomrL DJAKARTA, March 2&—Djawa's increased contribution to Nippon's war effort Is foreseen in the next fiscal year's budget which was finally decided on recently by the Military Administration and financial authorities. Rxpenditures next year are estimated at a 65-per-cent. increase compared with this157 words
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219 1944-03-31 2 Domei. RANGOON, March 2»—The consecration of Lord Buddha's sacred relics, saved from pagodas and other religious edifices destroyed by British vandalism, was held in the north-west come. of the Shwe Dagon Pagoda* platform on the evening of March 27. A part of the sacred relics,219 words
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145 1944-03-31 2 Domd. PENANG, March 30—Syonan'3 wellknown Indian sculptor, Jacob Tarecon, who is best remembered for his work on the large-size statue in bronze of General Tomoyukl Yamashita, famous conquerer of Singapore, Is on a short visit to Penang en route to Bangkok and145 words
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169 1944-03-31 2 FROM TOMORROW, Ap,ril 1, which marks the opening of the first term of the educational year, the Syonan Broadcasting Station will introduce a special Nippon-Go Week broadcast program continuing* up to April 7. Tomorrow's program will begin with a talk by Mr. s. Kasai.169 words
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179 1944-03-31 2 TAIPINO, March 29—Enthusiastic scenes were witnessed here when the entire Indian community in Perak, under the Joint auspices of the Taiping, Ipoh and Kuala Kangsar chapters of the Indian Independence League, held a mass rally to celebrate the advance of the Indo-Nippon forces179 words
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121 1944-03-31 2 Domei. DJAKARTA, March 27.—1t is learned that the flve-year plan for increased production of cctton In Djawa Is progressing favourably, with 50 per cent, of the 2604 cottcn-planting scheme, which commenced in November last year in the vicinity of Djember, Besoeki State, completed up to121 words
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231 1944-03-31 2 Domei. MANILA, March 30—Adding to the thousands who have already pledged support to the Republic, more than 1,000 Moros, headed by Datu (Chief) Darangsa Daiampetan, have taken the oath of loyalty to the Central Government. This was revealed in an official telegraphic report from231 words
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Advertisement607 1944-03-31 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SYONAN TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 45 Re: Revision of the rate of charges tot «as. THE RATE of el: -es for gas and the charge for the hire ol gas metiTt, are hereby revved as per particulars below, and the new rate? will become effective as from the607 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous101 1944-03-31 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 p.m. musical selections; 6.30 p.m. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Malai Children's Hour; 7 p.m. Teochew selections; 7.35 p.m. Mandarin selections; 7.50 p.m. Nippon music; 8 p.m. news in Hindufitani; 8.15 p.m. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m. news in101 words
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