Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 2 May 1944
1944-05-02
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Title Section23 1944-05-02 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 442 TUESDAY. MAY 2. KOKI 2604. SHOW A 19 SEVEN CENTS23 words
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431 1944-05-02 1 BY A DOMEI CORRESPONDENT ON THE FOREMOST INDIAN FRONT, April 28,—(Delayed). With the spread of news throughout India of the successful advance of the Indian National Army forces into India, a general uprising of the Indian population will take place.431 words
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213 1944-05-02 1 DomeL AT THE FOREMOST FRONT IN INDIA, May 1 .—Paralleling the incessant attack on Sibom and Shenam, the mainstay of Nippon and Indian forces are closely pursuing the fleeing enemy's main force toward Imphal. Our forces stormed into one corner of the enemy position213 words
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Article411 1944-05-02 1 A READER has made the excellent suggestion to us that the public should be appealed to, to Join in a spontaneous Keep the city clean campaign by each one doing everything in their power to keep the precincts of their homes as clean and tidy as411 words
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204 1944-05-02 1 DotneL TOKYO, April 29.—Commenting on the disbanding of the United States south Pacific fleet under the command of Admiral William Frederic Y. Halsey, quarters close to the Navy today declared that Mac Arthur's announcement of April 27, that204 words
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210 1944-05-02 1 J JL DmmL RANGOON, April 30—The government as wsil as the people of Burma are determined tc rise or fall with their ally, Nippon, Adipadi Ba Maw, Head of the State of Burma, declared in the course of a Press210 words
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Article79 1944-05-02 1 Domri. TOKYO, May I.—Dr. Theln Maung, Burmese Ambassador to Nippon, was guest of honour at a lunchecn given at the Imperial Hotel at noon today by the Society for International Cultural Relations. Those who attended the lunchecn included Kazuo Aoki, Minister of Greater East Asiatic79 words
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46 1944-05-02 1 Him it CANTON, May I.—Ho Kuo-kuang, Mayor of Chungking, has issued an emergency decree, ordering those citizens who have no urgent business to evacuate tit city within the period from May l to m»t 10. according to a report from Chungking.46 words
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Article48 1944-05-02 1 milt. TIKAMATSU. April 30 —It is learned tfeat Mm PwstaJosze. representative of ttte Geneva in1 Red Crass Part ply. aeccnipamtd by officials of the MDCJBB Hed Crass Society on April 28 jfrypdfoert the Zenttuji internment dmo. qompleting his inspection, he frrt for T*mro ix-rt night.48 words
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Article, Illustration9 1944-05-02 1 Nippon Gunners ready for action while on convoy duty9 words
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453 1944-05-02 1 By A Dotnd War Correspondent AT THE INDIAN FRONT. May I.—With the serious situation in India gradually reaching a climax, British pressure on innocent local inhabitants through every conceivable underhand method, is increasing. In a desperate effort to defend India, the British have453 words
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Article85 1944-05-02 1 Dwnei. LISBON, Apr. 28—United. States Secretary of the Nary Frank Knox died at 1.06 p.m. today at the age of 70, according to an official announcement by Navy Undersecretary James Pcrrestal, a Washington dispatch said. That Knox had bsen confined to bed became known only yesterday when85 words
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177 1944-05-02 1 j Dome* LISBON. April 30— "India Is ceasing to be capable of feeding her own population, and in the absence of either a great improvement in her agriculture or some sensational fall in her population, she is threatened with recurring famine," declared177 words
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176 1944-05-02 1 Domei. TOKYO, May I.—lt Is revealed that a new method for treating special steel involving a 20-per-cent, economy In electric power and electrodes and a substantial reduction in'the time required for the melting process has been invented by a special steel plant176 words
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Article80 1944-05-02 1 Grants Audience To Cabinet Adviser DomeL TOKYO, May 2— TENNO HEIKA granted audience yeswrday afternoon to Toyotaro Yuki, Cabinet Adviser, and former Governor of the Bank of Nippon who reported on Nippon's war* time finance. He told the press that TENNO HEIKA was pleased to listen to his80 words
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Article371 1944-05-02 1 Domei. TOKYO, May I.—The Navy Ministry announced at 3 p.m. today that a report has been submitted to the Throne on the fact that a citation for outstanding valour has been granted by the Commander-in-Chief of the combined fleet to Commander Kiyoshi Kikkawa, Captain of371 words
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202 1944-05-02 1 M (By Domei Staff Correspondent Kanemitsu Tatciahi) TOKYO. April 29.—Benigno S. Aquino, head of the Philippine gratitude mission, and Speaker of the National Assembly at present in Tokyo declared in an exclusive interview in the Imperial Hotel: "Today, thanks to th*» Nippon Empire202 words
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91 1944-05-02 1 mmm. HSLNKINa, April 30.—Benigno 8. Aquino, head at the Philippines gratitude accompanied by Jose Yulo, Antonio de la AJu. Rafael Ahinan. CamlJo Osias as well as Nippon diplomats. Including Cfeoeo Murata. Nippon Ambassador to the Philippines, and Jorge B. Vargas Philippine Ambassador to Nippon, arrived91 words
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Article62 1944-05-02 1 DmneL A NIPPON BASE IN BURMA, April 30.—Intercepting an enemy formation of approximately 30 fighters which attempted to raid the vicinity of Meiktila. Nippcn fighter unite in Burma shot down a total of six enemy aircraft. Those shot down comprised one P-51, four Spiteflre^; and one62 words
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341 1944-05-02 1 OomeL LISBON, April 30—An illustrated article entitled "Life Looks at China" by Theodore White in the magazine Life, knocks out the lantastic ideas prevailing among many Americans about Chungking's "invaluable" part in the prosecution of the war against Nippon. According to a341 words
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129 1944-05-02 2 BESIDES contributing about $4,000 to the patients' fund, leading Indian women residents here under the leadership of Mrs. X R. Assomull, paid a visit to the I.NA, Hospital last week-end to comfort the sici soldiers there, says Dcmel. Food was supplied to all129 words
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170 1944-05-02 2 By Sy«n*n Shhnbun SUIT Reporter. DEPICTING India's war of independence and the heroism of the Azad Hind Fauj, a dramatic performance. "On To Delhi," was staged by members of the 1.1.L. (Rear Headquarters) at the Syonan Kokaido last night. "On To170 words
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156 1944-05-02 2 ON THE occasion of the Tencho Betsu, after the parade at the padan? in the morning, a party of members of the Indian Indei>endence League headed by Dr. P. T. Nathan, Member-in-Charge Health and Social Welfare Department of the U.L., Syonan Branch, paid a156 words
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90 1944-05-02 2 pond. SURABAYA, April 26.—More than 5,000 Mohammedans held a two-day rally here ending today, and went on record with the pledge fcr all-out, united cooperation with the Military Administration. Preceding the rally, 84 Mohammedan representatives of East Djawa Provinces attended a round-table conference at which90 words
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455 1944-05-02 2 VILLAGERS POUlt JNTO TOWNS IN HAPPY HOLIDAY* MOOD DoomL JOHORE BHARU, May I.— All Johore was in holiday mood last Saturday on the occasion of Tencho Setsu, with thousands of its inhabitants from outlying suburbs and villages pouring into the chief towns, where455 words
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354 1944-05-02 2 TO ENABLE Indians to get military training during their spare time in the evenings and so equip themselves mentally and physically to play their part in their country's freedom struggle, eleven centres for part-time training have been opened by the local branch of354 words
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120 1944-05-02 2 THE OFFICIAL opening ceremony of the Women's Section of the Malai Kosei Kyokai (Mala! Welfare Association) was held at the Malai Gekijo on Sunday at a meeting attended by a large number of local Malai wcmen. Che Sitihawa presided at the meeting, which120 words
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135 1944-05-02 2 By Syonan Shimban Staff Reporter AN EVENING of lectures and variety and film entertainment to encourage and exalt war-con-sciousness among the people will be held at the Dai Toa Oekljo tomorrow, May 3, commencing at 8 p.m. The function is being sponsored135 words
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241 1944-05-02 2 Doom*. MENADO, April 26—Vitamin oil an Important source of Vitamin A and vitamin ointments indispensable for the treatment cf tropical ulcer, itch and other skin diseases, are expected to be produced on a large-scale in Northern Celebes In the near future. Satisfactory results have241 words
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277 1944-05-02 2 DwA DJAKARTA, April 30.—Rather than allow former estates owned by foreigners in DJawa run to waste and ruin, the Nippon Military authorities recently allotted 1,500 hectares of estate lands to inhabitants residing In Pekalongan and Pemalang districts to be broken up277 words
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Article, Illustration290 1944-05-02 2 The views expressed Hi letters to the Editor are those of the correspondents, and in publishing the letters, the Sionan Shimbun does not necessarily concur with those views. Letters must be short (about 100 words), and to the point. System Of Distribution Of Essential Articles To The Editor,290 words
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232 1944-05-02 2 MEDAN, May I.—Various economic problems arising with the rapid development of Sumatra in two years under the Nippon Administration were discussed at important conferences of governors and chief accountants of various provinces of the island. At a two-day governors* conference held232 words
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138 1944-05-02 2 A MASS mesting of Arabs was held under the auspices of the Syonan Arab Kosei Kyokal on Saturday at the Association's headquarters in Serangoon Road. The President of the Association, Mr. Mohamad bin Ahmad Alkaff, presided. Several leading members of the community stressed138 words
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149 1944-05-02 2 OomeL April 25.—Leading his men to the field beside the Seicho building to plant ramie, the District Officer, Larut, Raja Haji Ahmad inaugurated the Labour Service Corps for Government servants in Taiping. All showed seal with the changkol Including two women employees.149 words
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BOXING
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186 1944-05-02 2 By Syonan Shim bun Staff Reporter. A RETURN fight between Golden Boy and Saxban S'ngh is the main attraction in tomorrow's boxing program at the Great World. There is a strong supporting card in which Louis Logan, a Penang Malai, makes his186 words
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230 1944-05-02 2 DomeL SINGtARADJA, April 26—Preparatkms have been completed lor the amalgamation of the people's banks of Ball. Lombok and Soemba into a single Institution to be known as the People's Bank of Lesser Sundas as the directors of the new bank were selected and articles of230 words
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654 1944-05-02 2 'EXCELLENT RICE SUBSTITUTE, GROWS WELL IN THIS COUNTRY 9 BY SYONAN SHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER THE IMPORTANCE of increasing food production in wartime was stressed by Dr. C. J. Paglar, president of the Syonan Eurasian Welfare Association, speaking at a lecture-movie show meeting654 words
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112 1944-05-02 2 Domei. MANILA. April 30—A charity performance, the Philippines "song festival" was successfully held this morning at the Metropolitan Theatre before a capacity crowd. First program of its kind hi the Philippines, the song festival portrayed the development of Philippines music from a primitive two-note wedding song,112 words
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94 1944-05-02 2 DeraeL KUALA LUMPUR. April 27.— M. K. Ramachandram, Chairman of the Selangor Indian Independence League, addressing a gathering of Indians, Chinese. Malais, and Eurasians at the Nippon Gekijo on Monday, declared the direst need of the world at present is international harmony and appealed94 words
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150 1944-05-02 2 DoaeL WENANO, April 25—Among four Malaian students selected for further studies in Nippon following completion of preliminary training in Malacca. Penang's candidate is 20-year-old Eusoffee Abdoolcader. ton of H.H. Abdoolcader, member of the Penang State Council. The other three mccessful candidates150 words
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60 1944-05-02 2 Dome!. DJAKARKA, April 26.—The local inhabitants' postal savings in Djawa has" exceeded the Guilders 6,000.000 mark, th* Director of the Postal Savings Bureau disclcssd here on the occasion of the second anniversary of the opening of the bureau. He added that postal savings totalled60 words
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Article83 1944-05-02 2 MR. LHU AH HOY (aged 63) of Chop Hoy Kee. 97, Sungel Road, passed away pearefuUy on April 29, 2604 at 9.35 p.m. (T.T.) leaving behind hii beloved v-ife, three sons (Chin Hoe, Chin Kiat and" Chin Choon). five daughters (Siew Neo, Pang Tee, Bee Neo, Cheng Neo and83 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous105 1944-05-02 2 TODAY'S PROGRAM 6 pm. musical selections: 6.30 pm. news in Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Malai Children's Hour; 7 p.m. piano interlude; 7.15 p.m. Instrumental interlude; 7.20 p.m. Cantonese drama; 7.50 p.m. Nippon melodies; 8 p.m. news in Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese;105 words
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