Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 3 May 1944
1944-05-03
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Title Section22 1944-05-03 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471* NO. 443 WEDNESDAY. MAY 3. KOKI 2604. SHOWA 18) SEVEN CENTS22 words
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198 1944-05-03 1 Over 30 Foe Planes Shot Down In Operations Off New Guinea, Truk Islands SomeL TOKYO, May 2.—Dal Honyei announced at >' o'clock this afternoon that our air force accounted tor one enemy Cruiser sunk and two aircraft-carriers heavily damaged In addition to more198 words
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398 1944-05-03 1 Darnel. TOKYO, May I.—The Nippon Times commenting editoiially under the caption "United States Oil Supply" declared yesterday that "the purposes for which huge oil reserves in Saudi AraDia will be utilized by the United States will lend colour to the belief that the United States398 words
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Article399 1944-05-03 1 KlBl—otherwise millet—which Is rich In vitamins and decidedly more nourishing than rice is now being successfully grown in this country, despite what so-called experts under the British regime previously asserted to the contrary. A sample shown us by Dr. C. J. Paglar. popular Syonan medical practitioner and399 words
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Article, Illustration393 1944-05-03 1 WANJIN NOW MAIN FOCUS OF INDIA BORDER FIGHTING By A Darnel War AT THE BURMA FRONT, May 2.—The powerful Nippon offensive in the Indo-Burma border sector was given further impetus today as Nippon forces drove back enemy forces defending Palel393 words
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236 1944-05-03 1 OmmL AT THE FOREMOST Front la India. May 2.—Desperate British counter-attacks against positions consolidated by Indo-Nippon forces In the vicinity of Kohlma are being smashed and hurled back with heavy casualties. Early on April 25 some 500 enemy troops supported by tanks tried to counter-attack236 words
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220 1944-05-03 1 DmneL AT THE FOREMOST PRONT IN INDIA, May I—The steady advance of Indo-Nippon forces toward the main position of Imphal. coupled with terrible health conditions due to lack of medical supplies, is causing great confusion in the enemy camp. With the highways from Kotoinia220 words
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Article63 1944-05-03 1 Dome*. MANILA, May I.—Contributions are pouring in for a memorial fund to be used for the reconstruction of the house at Calamba. Laguna Province, where Dr. Jose Rlzal, the Filipino hero, was born. The latest contribution v/as from Monsignor Cesar Maria Querrere, Auxiliary Bishop of Mnntta. who63 words
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45 1944-05-03 1 MML LISBON, May I—Dispatches Mid that 498 officers and sailors sank with a United States warship off Italy, owing to Axis action, according to an announcement by the United States Navy Department. No other details were given.45 words
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260 1944-05-03 1 ON THE KALADAN FRONT, May 2—The "new" strategy adopted by Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten in the Kaladan sector ended in utter failure before the relentless onslaughts of Nippon forces. The enemy High Command's so-called up-to-date tactics were characterized by the following features:260 words
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Article134 1944-05-03 1 Dwnei. TOKYO, May I.—Sads.o Iguchl, Spokesman of the Board of Information, in the course of the foreign press conference this morning, revealed that the Soviet Government emphatically denied the anti-Axis allegation that American airmen interned in Soviet Russia after carrying out a raid over Tckyo.134 words
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194 1944-05-03 1 DmuL LISBON. May I—Lieut. General Gordon Bennett. Commander of the Australian Imperial Force in Malaya at the time of the fall of Singapore, who has just retired, said yesterday in Melbourne that he plans to be associated with certain newspapers and that194 words
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71 1944-05-03 1 DomeL A "NIPPON BASE IN CHINA, May 2—Our army air unit last right heavily attacked Hengyang, central Hunan Province, advance air base of the United States air force in China. Our raiders blasted the runway, scoring many direct hits, and also set on fire one71 words
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290 1944-05-03 1 By Kivosbi Kojiraa. Domei Political Cm respondent. TOKYO, May I—Undoubtedly Prime Minister Churchill will be reminded again of his promise that he would not preside ever the liquidation of the British Empire, when the conference of Prime Ministers of the British Commonwealth cpens290 words
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Article338 1944-05-03 1 i DmmL TOKYO. May I.—lt is learned that symbolizing the spirit of Nippon, a statue of the ancient Nippon warrior Umashimade no Mlkoto will be erected in Syonan. The figure of Umashimade no Mikoto, clad In ancient armour and other accoutrements, in the act of presenting338 words
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451 1944-05-03 1 Doznei. TOKYO, May 2. Commenting: on Dai Honyei's announce lient today in which were revealed losses dealt out by Nippon air forces tc United States task forces off Hollandia, New Guinea, and also in waters in the vicinity of Truk451 words
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121 1944-05-03 1 Dmnr-L LISBON. May I.—The conflict between Anglo-American interests in North Africa was again indicated during the visit of Under-Secretary of State Edward Stettinius (Jr.) to Morocco, according to dispatches received here. Reuters diplomatic correspondent took particular note of the news that121 words
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550 1944-05-03 2 TWO VIENNESE EVENINGS AND A SPECIAL CONCERT BY SYONAN BHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER ONCE AGAIN the Syonan Symphony Orchestra Ls offering the public a rare musical treat in the form of a special Viennese Evening recital which will be held at the Kokaido on550 words
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218 1944-05-03 2 D«mel. KUALA LUMPUR, May 2.— Selangor's Tencho Setsu celebrations opened with a thtatrical contest at the Nippon Oekijo Jsst Thursday night attended by a packed audience. Open to all, the contest was divided into individual and party items. None of the competitors (individual or party)218 words
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62 1944-05-03 2 Daniel. DJAKARTA, May I.—With the .object of further bolstering the economic strength of Djawa the military administration authorities announced new measures Aimed at stimulating the development of local Inhabitants' economic faculties. More local economic officials will be admitted in economic administrative organs as price officers as62 words
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122 1944-05-03 2 Donei. DJAKARTA, April 30.—0n the occasion of Tencho Setsu, the DJawa Military Administration granted amnesty to convicts. A number of convicts had their .terms mitigated by three to eight months, while others with exemplary conduct were released. Also, some prlsoners-of-war and internees of the local122 words
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84 1944-05-03 2 PmmK TOKYO. May I.—The Research Mobilization Headquarters which was formally organized on April 30, began to function today as a foundation fcr the mobilization of all civilian organs er.gaged in investigation and researches for bolstering the fighting strength. Officers of the new organisation are: President, Baron84 words
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70 1944-05-03 2 Omnei. SHANGHAI, May I.—Faced with increasing cases of draft-dodging, the Chungking regime has enforced a law prohibiting substitutes for army enlistment under penalty of death to reports reaching here. They said that the making of arrangements between draft victims and their substitutes has become a profitable70 words
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345 1944-05-03 2 By Syonan Shimbon Staff Reporter A CALL to the Chinese in Syonan to come forward and give their wholehearted co-oper-ation to the collective farm schemes launched by the authorities was made by Mr. Ching Kee-sun, O.C.A. council member, in the course of an345 words
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169 1944-05-03 2 THE public Is reminded of this evening's entertainment, comprising of lectures and variety and movie show, to be held at the Dai Toa Gekijo, commencing at 8 o'clock. Sponsored by the Press In Syonan. with the support of the senden-bu169 words
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Article96 1944-05-03 2 Knockout Expected In Tonight's Big Fight A KNOCKOUT Is anticipated in tonight's big battle between Golden Boy and Sarban Singh. Scheduled for 12 rounds and with both boys packing the punch that pays for all, the fight is sure to thrill. Local Malais are eager to see Louis Logan96 words
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210 1944-05-03 2 I THE local branch of the Indian Independence League Is humming with activity, with the Recruiting and Oath Administering departments working at full pressure, says Domel. A continuous stream of Indians lined up from the early210 words
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Article, Illustration16 1944-05-03 2 Cadets of a Navy Engineering School undergoing gunnery training somewhere in Nippon.16 words
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342 1944-05-03 2 'Defend Homes With Own Hands, Grow More Food Perak Governor M Tour duty in this war lies not in going out to the battle fronts to deal with your deadly enemy. You ought to stay and defend your. <: homeland with your own hands, and maintain peaee-aad order in the342 words
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115 1944-05-03 2 DomeL PENANG, May 2.—Three Penang candidates have been selected lor training at the Syonan \'*usel Kyoku Rensei Sho (Postal Training Course) covering a period of three months. They are Chin Thean-huah, Cheah Keong-huat and Mohamed Noor Nain bin Daoameah. Following completion115 words
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340 1944-05-03 2 BmmL KUALA LUMPUR, May 2.—The Importance of self-sufficiency in dally necessities in Selangor was stressed by the Governor of Selangor, 8. Katayama, when he declared open the Selangor agricultural and livestock show on Sunday. We are. he said, in the midst of a world war,340 words
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91 1944-05-03 2 RECENT visitors to Bahau have included Mr. Toyoda. deputy mayor of Syonan and his secretary, Mr. M. Shinosaki, Dr. W. Balhetenet, Dr. C. J. Paglar and Mr. Pujimoto of the Negri Sembilan Ounsel. The Bishop released all settlers to work on their own91 words
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69 1944-05-03 2 Dome! TOKYO, May I.—ln order to accommodate students of the Co-Pros-perity sphere at present studying In Nippon as well as various inspection parties from the Southern Regions, the Board of Communications announced that effective from May 1, letters and postcards sent to Mala) Sumatra, North69 words
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414 1944-05-03 2 AUXILIARY POLICE DOING EXCELLENT JOB OF WORK SINCE it was started a fortnight ago, distribution of noodles to the public by members of the Auxiliary Police in Syonan has proved a great success, testifying to the fact that the scheme, from the point of414 words
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188 1944-05-03 2 OumH RANGOON, May 2.—As a token of their co-operation in crushing the Anglo-Americans the Burma Chinese United Association donated Rupees 200,000 to the Nippon War Office through the local gendarmerie on the occasion ol Tencho Setsu. Presenting the monetary gift Pai Chi-chang, President' of188 words
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119 1944-05-03 2 OOBMi. DJAKARTA, May I.— The local Nippon Administration today promulgated a decree exempting Chinese and Eurasian from payment of resident registration fees in recognition of their sincere cooperation with the Administration. The present decree rescinds the stipulation in April, 1942 requiring payment of registration fees119 words
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52 1944-05-03 2 DomeL DJAKARTA, May 2— Clad in white uniforms, 40 Indonesian girls selected from Djakarta Province are undergoing one month's training here since April 29, to be leaders of the "Srikandi Corps" which is a body of girl pioneers to reconstruct Indonesian home life on a52 words
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312 1944-05-03 2 Domri. KUALA LUMPUR, May 2.—The Indian community here celebrated Tentho Setsu with a mass meeting at the Indian Independence League premises when M. K. Ramachandram, Chairman of the League, explained to the audience the significance of Tencho Setsu, the high place of312 words
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Advertisement264 1944-05-03 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED: Two Dressers. Knowledge of Malai or English preferred. Apply TOMIOKA SANGYO, 11A Malacca Street, between the hcurs ofl 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. (T.T.). WANTED Experienced Surveyors and Draughtsmen. Reference given to Malays and Chinese. Indian family men may also apply, pull ration of rice, etc. supplied.264 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous212 1944-05-03 2 TODAYS PROGRAM i 6 p.m. musical selections; 6.30 p.m. news In Nippon language for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Indian Children's Hour: 7 p.m. Malai music by Sinar Bintang Party; 7.50 p.m. Nippon melodies; s p.m. news In Hindustani; 8 15pm. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m. news212 words
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