Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 1 August 1944
1944-08-01
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Title Section127 1944-08-01 1 The Syonan Shimbun NO. 520 "I TUESDAY. AUGUST 1, KOKI 2604, SIIOWA 19 SEVEN CENTS .i i I Liuchow* Chihkiang fe Airfields Raided V IJomel. V A NIPPON BASE in China, W July 30.—Following up the night raids carried out on I July 27 and 28 on Uuchow, Chihkiang and127 words
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293 1944-08-01 1 OomcL TOKYO. July 31.—0n the eve of the anniversary of Burma's proclamation of independence, Sadao Iguchi, Spokesman of the Board of Information, paid high tribute to Burma and extended the heartiest felicitations to the Head of State, Dr. Ba Maw, and the people of Burma.293 words
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Article237 1944-08-01 1 iS^'l<>±m I J TODAY Br/rma celebrates the first anniversary of the proclamation of her independence, and the rest of Greater Ea«t Asia joins in the Burma-wide rejoicing. In the past 12 months, Burmese Independence stood solidly, unshakably. against enemy encroachments—proof that independence has come to Burma to stay. The237 words
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183 1944-08-01 1 DomH SHANGHAI, July 31.-With Aug. 1 designated by the National Government as "National Recovery Day", Shanghai and other leading cities will observe the first anniversary of the return of the] former International Settlement and the French Concession to China, with appropriate celebrations to commemorate this183 words
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139 1944-08-01 1 Dome! KYOTO. July 31.—Unstinted national efforts for the prosecution of the national policy were urged by Premier Gsn. Kuniaki Koiso in a Press interview here yesterday. The I Premier asked for the whole-j hearted co-operation of the nation for the achievement of complete solidarity139 words
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144 1944-08-01 1 Domel A NIPPON BASE on the Hunan Front, July 31.—1n encirclement operations carried out in the area south of Chaling during the period from July 24 to noon July 27. Nippon forces dealt crushing blows on the enemy's 44th and 20th Armies and other144 words
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311 1944-08-01 1 By Our Special Correspondent ENTERPRISE and Chinese are synonyms, at any rate in New Syonan and here's the reason why: Within the short space of seven months, various trades and industries have firmly established themselves in the Chinese agricultural settlement. While on a311 words
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Article69 1944-08-01 1 Doroet SAPPORO. .Tulv 31.—Further addini? In the w.nply 01, vital wartine raw materials in Nippon, an inrxbaustible rierwit or aluirlna. which Is indispensable for aircraft production, har been c'iscoverpd 1n the volcanic area In Hokkaido by Tadalmo Nenoto. lecturer on neology in the Department of Science of69 words
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Article45 1944-08-01 1 Domel NAGOYA. July 30.— Arriviag h^rti this afternoon. Piemler Gen. Kuniuki Koiso, Admhal Mitsumasa Yonal, N.tvy Minister, and Hl»o--masa Mntsiuaka, Minister of Tiis-t'r-e. paid homapro 8t the Grand Shiine of Ise. After rfferlrK pr«yers at the Shrine, they departed lor Tokyo.45 words
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Article47 1944-08-01 1 Domfl TOKYO, July 30.—The people's increased savings drive for the first quarterly period ending June of the current fiscal year topped the sum of Yen 10.527,000.000 to surpass last year's savings mark during the r&mo period by 39 per cent., the Finance Ministry yesterday announced.47 words
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Article40 1944-08-01 1 AS THE notice appearing on pages 2 and 3 today Is being published only onre. readers, especia'ly trrdcrs, are advised to preserve this copy of the Syonan Shlmbun i carefully for ready relertnce when I required. i40 words
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266 1944-08-01 1 MM TOKYO, July 30.—Nippon air units in China from July 1 up to the present have accounted for a total of 480 enemy planes which were either destroyed or set ablaze on the ground in raids carried out on bases ot266 words
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196 1944-08-01 1 Domel. A NIPPON BASE on the China Front. July 30.—Returning from the surprise raid carried out on the night of July 27 on Liuchow. enemy air base in Kwangsi Province, Captain Nobutaka Murai, pilot of one of the first attacking planes, described the commotion196 words
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Article78 1944-08-01 1 Domei A NIPPON BASE on the Burma Front, July 31.—Nippon air units on the morning of July 30 attacked the enemy airfield near Lake mdawtryi. northern Burma, and bombed enemy supply dumps as wall as barracks. Furthermore, our units enoountered ard »hct do*m two enemy £>ouglas DC-378 words
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364 1944-08-01 1 Buroet BERLIN, July 30.—The American attempts at breaking through continued all day yesterday on both sides of the Vlr?, at Moyon and In the Beauchoudray-Percy sector, the Fuehrer's Headquarter* revealed today. The communique said that all the enemy attempts were repulaed everywhere364 words
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Article69 1944-08-01 1 Darnel LISBON, July 26—Thirteen N"I»--pon nationals Interned In the American internment *unp at Tula Lake today entered Into the ninth day of their hunger «trlke In protest against their Illegal d«tmtlon by tne American authorities, according to a Tule Lake dlsoatch. One of the original 1469 words
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Article66 1944-08-01 1 Domei. HSINKING, July M.—The Spokesman of the Kwangtu/.g Army thU afu-'.-noon nnnouue«d that several B *!9 bomber1) of tf.s Chlnabactxl United States Air Force, about 1.30 this afternoon rtlded Aaaban a.-.d Dairen. The lanounoonint added that one of the enemy raidtr* was rlut df-vm over An/ihan and66 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1139 1944-08-01 2 LUXURIES TAX ORDINANCE i For the purpose of obtain- SECTION 1«. Item (2> above, the tax on the| SECTION 19. lows: from the ber a certificate attempts to evade the tax by under Section lin h T P be yiiabl X SffencM MALA! IIAKEN GUN SIREI issued by the Chlho1,139 words
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Advertisement578 1944-08-01 3 J (TOm W> ih I j REPOaT PAY-IN NOHCE OF LUXUrWt^ BK!nPT Nft Month 0f.... j No ..th Of f^^T" N° ibd year M ..th.f... B«.« t u.rt.r, T« Luxuric. T.x H«d,««t«, T.» T^T^T Headquarter? Tax Luxuries' Tut —J Style of ihop or Name of Payer (Chop Style of ihop578 words
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205 1944-08-01 4 By Syoiian Sinn un Staff Reporter ENTRIES are invited for a Nip- j pon-Go So-s Contest U be held at lfico k;in in the Kyorei-kan of tin Great World Amusmient Park at 8 ii.in. on Aug. B—lmperial Rescript Ottseivance Day. The contfst Is being205 words
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105 1944-08-01 4 PENANO, July. 28 (Domei).— Penang Indian destitutes who are being cared for at the Welfare Centre in Waterfall Road will, in the future, receive better relief as a result of a visit paid by Mr. B. A Mal'.al, Assistant Secretary of the Health105 words
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298 1944-08-01 4 Returned Students Interviewed By Synnan Sbimban Start Reporter FULL of praise for the all-out efforts of the men ana women on Nippon's home front, seven former graduates of the Sen-in Yoseisho (Seaman's Training School) returned here yesterday after an eight-months' sojourn in298 words
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94 1944-08-01 4 BANGKOK. July 27. (Domei)— With a view to intensifying the crive for a greater and healthier population as envisaged by Government, the Ministry of Public Health is now concentrating its efforts towards minimizing the rate of Infantile mortality by increasing the number of trained94 words
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Article141 1944-08-01 4 SOMEWHERE IN BURMA, July 28, (Domei)—The Provisional Government of Azud Hind has announced the creation of a new Department, of Manpower with A. N. Sircar as its head. The announcement said that on his appointment as Minister of Manpower, Sircar will cease to hold the office141 words
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321 1944-08-01 4 I THE BELIEF that should the people of Malai, like the other nations of Greater East Asia, continue to co-operate to the fullest extent with Nippon "we shall, with out doubt, win this wur," was expressed by Dr. Ba Hin, leader ol321 words
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Article138 1944-08-01 4 THE Burnifw Special Research Mlss'on which reccmly visited Nippon arrived in Syonan on July 29. The Mission i5 headed by Dr. Ba Han, and its other members include V Soe Lyun, U Nyun Han and U Ba Nyien, secretary of the Mission. On the morning of138 words
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Letter To The Editor
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Letter105 1944-08-01 4 To The Editor, Syonan Shlmbun Sir,—The referee's decision in favour o Fighting Hassan is justified without a shadow o" doubt, which Is also the unanimous opinion of the 2.000 odd fight fans who witnessed the fight. What has prompted Mr. Kim Lin to raise an objection, especially105 words
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Letter53 1944-08-01 4 INTENDING participant* in the forthcoming amateur boxing championships of the Syonan Sports Association ere reminded that the last day for sending in their entries is Saturday, Aug. 5. Entry forms are obtainable at the Association office, or from the hon. sec. convener, Mr. T. S. Khoo. of53 words
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Letter51 1944-08-01 4 THE Entertainment Section of the Malai Welfare Association is staging a concert on Saturday, Aug. 5, at the Kyoei Gekijo. in aid of the Malai farmers at Karimon Island. Tickets priced $10 and $2 are now on sale at the head office of the Malai Welfare51 words
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Advertisement55 1944-08-01 4 Arabs To Stage Historical Play In Aid Of Charity THE ARAB Association vt ill •la^e a historical play relating to 'he Asiatic conquest of Gibraltar entiiled "Tank B«n Ziad' (History of Gibraltar) at the Syonan Kokuido on Au^. 7, 4 9 and 10 in aid of funds (or Mw Syonan.55 words
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Advertisement174 1944-08-01 4 ENGAGEMENTS TEO—TAN. The engagement Is announced between Mr. Charles Teo Soon Lee, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Teo Hye Sr.n, and Miss Lucy Tan, only daughter of Mr. Tan Kim Leong and Mrs. Tan Kim Leong (nee Nani). Both of Syonan. NG—SEAH. The engagement was announced yesterdey (July 31,174 words
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Advertisement527 1944-08-01 4 WANTED IMMEDIATELY workmen for Rolling Mill, Pelt and Nut Factory. Wire and Natl Factory. Al=o Turners, Fitters and other Workers in Iron. With or without exp<"iience. Applicants should apply personally daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (T.T.) bringing with them their Labour Pass Books or if not thtir Census527 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous120 1944-08-01 4 Today's Syonan Radio 6 p.m. flash news In Malal. Tamil ano Cantonese; 6.15 p.m. Syonan's locai hour followed by the next day's program summary; 6.30 p.m. news In Nirr>on-Go for beginners; 6.40 p.m. Malal Children's Hour; 7 p.m. news in Malai; 7.20 p.m. talk In Cantonese by Mr. Chins Kee-sun,120 words
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