Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 5 May 1944
1944-05-05
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Title Section22 1944-05-05 1 The Syonan Shimbun Office 140/146 Cecil Street, Syonan. Telephone No. 5471. NO. 443 FRIDAY. MAY 5. KOKI 2604. SHOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS22 words
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155 1944-05-05 1 Foe Air Attacks On Truk, Mortlock, Ponape Islands Repulsed By Our Units Domci. A NIPPON BASE DfTK CENTRAL PACIFIC, May 4.—lt is revealed that as a result oi Investigation conducted on the spot, Nippon air and land units shot155 words
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357 1944-05-05 1 i'OREMOST FRONT IN INDIA. May 4—lndo-Nippon forces are continuing to make steady progress along the road leading up to Imphal and its vicinity. Part of our units, which stormed into the sector of Hill 3525 on April 28.357 words
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Article410 1944-05-05 1 STRESSING the necessity for wiping out all vestiges of Anglo-American aggression and exploitation from Asia, Suichi Sakuda, Professor of Economics at Kyoto University writing in the monthly magazine Meso Hyoron," says that economic measures against the United States and Britain should include the expulsion of all Anglo-American capital410 words
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Article, Illustration270 1944-05-05 1 Domei. TOKYO. May 4—President Wang Ching-wei of the National Government of China, who is well on the way to recovery following his recent operation, celebrated his 61st birthday today, the Ministry of Greater East Asiatic Affairs announced today. Tha text of the announcement is270 words
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441 1944-05-05 1 D«mel. TOKYO. May Z— Commenting on the London conference of the British Commonwealth Prime Ministers. Sadao Iguchi, Spokesman of the Board of Information, at a foieign press conference this morning declared. "It can be correctly surmised that the conference will be441 words
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175 1944-05-05 1 SWEEPING FOUR-PRONG ATTACK MOVING WESTWARD AT RAPID PACE DomcL LISBON, May 3.—The Chungking authorities have been deeply upset by the new Nippon operations launched in Honan Province, according to dispatches received here. The Chungking official news agency said that the Nippon175 words
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248 1944-05-05 1 D«meL HONAN FRONT, May 3.—Fcur days after the launching of a general offensive against Chungking forces entrenched across New Yellow River. Nippon forces on April 22 reduced Hsincheng, the enemy's key stronghold along the Peking-Hankcw railway. Nippon forces which at daybreak on April248 words
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Article122 1944-05-05 1 Dome!. PEKING, May 3.—Hsincheng In Honan Province, which was occupied on April 22 by our forces fai a city of historical Importance.' It is the former capital of the ancient Chinese emperors Y'eu Hsiung and Chuyu Huang who' ruled during the year 3,000 B C. During122 words
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277 1944-05-05 1 LISBON, May 3.—Air operations over western and central Europe diminished still further in the past 24 hours, obviously due to bad wppther eve: Britain and the Channel, according to reports received here. The Anglo-Amoiican air forces stationed in England confined their277 words
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69 1944-05-05 1 Domei. HSmKING. May 2.—ln view of the growing demand for fabric goods in Manshiikoku, the Government has decided to establish a concern to be known as the Manchuria Textile Company. According to the plan, the existing Manchuria Textile Federation and all other organizations connected69 words
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285 1944-05-05 1 Domci. HSUCHANG, FRONT, May 3Lv Kung-liang, divisional commander of the Chungking 29th Division, was killed in action during the Nippon siege of Hsuchang on May 1. Unable to checkmate the swift Nippon thrust southward along the Peking-Hankow railway, which commenced on April285 words
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364 1944-05-05 1 Domei. TOKYO. May 4.—The new, well-timed Nippon drive deep into the Honan plains heavily struck Chungkingefs who are simultaneously being seriously menaced by the Nippon offensive against Imphal on the India front, authoritative quarters close to Imperial Headquarters disclosed, in commenting364 words
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Advertisement413 1944-05-05 1 ELEVENTH TERM SYONAN LOTTERY I RESULTS THE FOLLOWING are the 384,978. 314.094, 412,532, 565,406, results of the draw of the 11th 592.818, 350,280, 279,249. 579,318 Tern Konan Saiken: 159,119. 143.134, 449.492. 300.045! vir«t i»»i-#p z.rAA. 194.138, 255.479, 355,516, 573.1C2, FIRST PRIZE ($50.0«j): 485,462 (in 243.696, 164,856, 247.C23, 290.940 byonan allotment).413 words
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954 1944-05-05 2 MORE THAN 170,000 ACRES ALREADY UNDER CULTIVATION TtanirL JOHORE BHARU, May s.—The great role being played by the inhabitants of this province in growing foodstuffs not only for their own needs but for those of Syonan as well, is borne out by the954 words
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264 1944-05-05 2 Domei. SHANGHAI, May 3.—Sending of more educators and scholars from Nippon to China in order to promote the cultural relations of the two countries was stressed .by Chen Pin-no, editor-in-chief of the Shanghai Shen Pao, an influential Chinese journal264 words
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145 1944-05-05 2 EXPERIMENTS recently made by the Nippon Gyomo Gyogu Kaisha (Nippon Fishing Nets And Implements Company), Syonan, in the manufacture of fishing nets and implements with sisal hemp, which is abundantly found in Sumatra, have proved to be successful. The step is said to have145 words
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89 1944-05-05 2 By Sjronan Shimbon Staff Reporter AS A PART of the program of the Health Campaign now in progress a series of lectures on public health and prevention cf common diseases will be delivered by three leading Syonan medical practitioners. Dr. C. J. Paglar, Dr. S.89 words
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171 1944-05-05 2 Domei. SOURABAYA. May 3.—Destitutes in Boerabaya who during the Dutch regime counted some 20,000 have been reduced to number no more than 3,000 or so, thanks to the able administration of the competent authorities. According to records available, some 13,000 of171 words
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168 1944-05-05 2 DomeL KLUANG (Johore), May 3.—An agricultural settlement comprising 700 acres is being opened up by the local Oversea Chinese Association, eight miles from here along the road to Mersing in order to settle 280 families. The Association is already getting the land168 words
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85 1944-05-05 2 Domel. MANILA, May 2—President Jose P. Laurel today issued a proclamation calling on all inhabitants of the Philippines to perform actual manual labour on the first Republic Labour Day which will be observed on May 6. He said, "the primordial object of government in85 words
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202 1944-05-05 2 By Syonan Shimbua SUIT Reporter ENTRIES are invited to a Nippon-Go song contest to be held at Hosc-kan in the Kyoreikan of the Great World Amusement Park at 8 p.m. on May 8— Imperial Rescript Observance Day. The contest Is being held under202 words
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134 1944-05-05 2 AN interesting feature in connection with the recent visit to Bahau and Malacca by officials of the Syonan Broadcasting Station will be included in the broadcasting program today and tomorrow at 7.50 p.m. Th 3 officials visited these places as part of134 words
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Article, Illustration118 1944-05-05 2 The view expressed fat letters to the Editor are thote of the correspondents, and in publishing the letter* the Syonan Shimbun does not necessarily concur with those views. Letters must he short (about 100 words), and to the point. Cigarettes Distribution To The Editor Syonan Shimban Sir, —The118 words
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132 1944-05-05 2 By Syonan Shimban Staff Reporter BHAGAVAN Buddha's birthday will be celebrated on May 8, at a ceremony to be held at the premises of the Ramakrishna Mission, Syonan, at 9, Norris Road. The celebrations commence at 12 noon with Buddha Puja, foUowed at132 words
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97 1944-05-05 2 DomeL m DJAWA, May 2.—The seashore at Rembang City, Patt Province, will scon be developed into extensive saltflelds as part of DJawa's salt output increase scheme. Saltflelds are to be developed from part of 196 hectares of sand dunes which climatically and geographically97 words
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Article, Illustration220 1944-05-05 2 VIENNA SINGER TO MAKE DEBUT AT SYONAN KOKAIDO CONCERT BY SYONAN SHIMBUN STAFF REPORTER LOVERS of Viennese music will have more than their share with the presentation of the first of two Viennese Evening concerts by the Syonan Symphony Orchestra at the220 words
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95 1944-05-05 2 DomcL SINGARADJA, May 2.—Deliberately throwing away his position of tribal chief which has been handed down by his ancestors. 40-year-old I Made Poetoe has resolved to enter the ranks of the Bali Defence Corps. As tribal chief, Poetoe offered indispensable co-operation,95 words
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BOXING
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153 1944-05-05 2 TWO first-run matches— Jchnny Mortell vs. Baby Mendiola, and Dabara. Singh vs. Ong Hock Beng—feature Saturday's boxing program at the New World. The Syonan Boxing Syndicate has decided to hold an elimination tournament for the Malaian featherweight title, and the Mor-tell-Mendiola battle is153 words
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80 1944-05-05 2 Dcmei. TJIAMIS (DJawa), May 4—The Agricultural Office here has planted cotton on one-and-a-half hectares of land in Langkaplantjar district for experimental purpose, it is learned. It is disclosed that wide-scale cultivation will be launched when the experiment proves successful. Meanwhile, it is reported that80 words
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70 1944-05-05 2 PROGRAM of Syonan Police Band for the month of May, 2604 (all performances will be frcm 7 to 8 p.m.) is as follows: May 7, Sunday, Botanic Oardens; May 10. Wednesday, Police Club; May 14, Sunday, Farrer Park; May 17, Wednesday, Waterloo Street;70 words
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110 1944-05-05 2 Donrei. KUALA LUMPUR, May 2—Yet another noteworthy contribution to Selangox's food production drive is made by Mr. Ng Teongkiat, well-known Malaian Chinese business magnate, who has started intensive planting of foodcrops on over 3,000 acres of Government land110 words
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Advertisement52 1944-05-05 2 TOHo" EIGA'S Super-Production "D E N E N KOKYO-GAKU" (The Pastoral Symphony) With ENGLISH SUB-TITLES Featuring SETSUKO HARA (WHO PLAYS HER ROLE WITH DISTINCTION) MINORU TAKADA and RYO SAYAMA Preceded By Nippon Newsreel at KYO-EI &—l2 GOGATSP LAST YEARS RECORD BREAKER! DAI-NIPPON EIGA'S "SINGAPORE SOKOGEKI" (By Special Request) at SHOWA52 words
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Advertisement524 1944-05-05 2 SYONAN TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 66 Re: submit tan re of Report by Sellers of Commodities. 1. NOTICE Is hereby given that Nippcn-zin sellers of commodities should submit a report stating the following item* to Shoko-ka of Keizai Bu, Syoran Tokubetu Si. (i) Name of Shop (ii) Address (ili) Name524 words
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Advertisement622 1944-05-05 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SYONAN TOKUBETU SI NOTICE NO. 63 Be: Conference of Rubber Planers NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to owners of rubber plantations wtthin the undermentioned areas to be pre* sent at Noh-rin-ka of Syonan Toim-oetu-Si for the conference which will take place on the time and date hereunder mentioned bringing622 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous187 1944-05-05 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. Mandarin selections; 7.15 p.m. Teochew selections; 7.50 p.m. Nippon music; 8 pjn. news in Hindustani; 8.15 p.m. news in Tamil; 8.30 p.m. news in Cantonese; 8.45 p.m. news in187 words
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