Shonan Times (Syonan Shimbun), 11 October 1944
1944-10-11
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Title Section15 1944-10-11 1 The Syonan Shimbun NO. 581 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. KOKI 2604. SHOW A 19 SEVEN CENTS15 words
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59 1944-10-11 1 Dome! TOKYO. Oct. 10—TLNNO HFIKA yesterda> was grarirusly pleased to grant a »urn of moil i-v (n the Nipnn'n Christian Aid Society. The Soriety will receive an Imperial monetary gift yearly up to 1948. The Chairman of the Board of Director* of the Society received the59 words
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40 1944-10-11 1 TOKYO. Oct. 10 TENNO HEIKA was today pleased to telegraph a graciou* message of felicitation to President Wang (hingwei of the National Government ot° China on the occasion of the Double Tenth Festival.40 words
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376 1944-10-11 1 German Counter-Attacks Halt Anti-AxisTankForces Dome). LISBON, Oct. 9.—Stiff resistance and heavy counterattacks by the Wehrmacln yesterday stopped AngloAmerican tank forces which set out to encircle Aachen I from both sides with batvles in the Geilenklrchen- Stolberg sector being fought with growing fury, according to frontline dispatches received here. A t376 words
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Editorial
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Article298 1944-10-11 1 VERY MUCH in the news nowadays is the relentless pounding of American air bases on the mainland of China. Highlight of the activities of the Nippon Air Force, ha^ed in China, is the repeated attacks made en the Amerirans, even so far In I the hinterland as298 words
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131 1944-10-11 1 Domei. BALIK PAPAN. Borneo. Oct 9.—The enemy air force's fresh attempt to attack the airfield in the Balik Papan sector at dawn today ended in another complete failure due !to the effective interception [put up by Nippon fighters. according to a communique i issued by131 words
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Article74 1944-10-11 1 Dome! TOKYO. Oct. 9—Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa. Governor-General of Taiwan. Gen. Jiro Minami < retired). Privy Counsellor, and Goro Morlshima Minister to the Soviet Union, this afternoon successively called on Premier Gen. Kuniaki Kolso at the latter's official residence to confer on imortant maiters. Governor-General Admiral Hasegawa74 words
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Article70 1944-10-11 1 Domei. FANOKOK. Oct 3 —The enemy air rorv« lost one heavy bomber in lie ii1. ut'cssful raid against the w»'ilern part of Thailand on thp aftrrnoun of last Friday accordinK to a communique released by the Thai air defence authorities here- today. Eight eremy fourlnotvcd bombers70 words
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369 1944-10-11 1 Domei A NIPPON BASE on the China Front. Oct. 10—Our raiders dealt a sledge-hammer blow for the third time to the group of enemy air bases in the vicir^y of Chengtu. which constitute the bases for en?my B-29 bombers Taking off from a369 words
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90 1944-10-11 1 MARCUS DEFENCE FOILS RAID D*nei TOKYO. Oct. 10.—Dai Honyei at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon announced as follows:— "Firstly, our undersea craft on Oct. 3 attacked a group of enemy aircraft-carriers In waters east of Halmahera Island and sank one of them and heavily90 words
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195 1944-10-11 1 Dwnei SHANGHAI. Oct. 10. The Double Tenth festival, which marks the 32nd anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Republic, was celebrated with pomp and enthusiasm here. The celebrations program of 20 items prepared by the Publicity Bureau of the Shanghai Special Municipality with the195 words
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243 1944-10-11 1 Domei LISBON, Oct. 10— Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, in an address on the "Double Tenth" i anniversary today, admitted j that the current military! situation in China, arising from Nippon'^ large-scale offensive thrust, was serious and; warned the Chungking people that they must be prepared243 words
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250 1944-10-11 1 Domei. ZURICH. Oct. 9—With their country and homes laid waste by the anti-Axis invasion and their means of livelihood seriously imperilled by lock of employment and food, millions of poverty-stricken Italian people today are struggling to get a living under AngloAmerican military rule,250 words
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Article60 1944-10-11 1 Darnel A NIPPON Base in ih" Southwest Pacific. Oct. 9.—Nippon garrison forces In Zamboanga. western Mindanao Islpnd. summarily repulsed S3 enemy aircraft. uofflJßMllf 41 P-38's end 1? B-245, which attempted a ra'd on our poeittom there \esterriav morning. On a enemy B-24 wa*. brought down by our ground60 words
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Article43 1944-10-11 1 Domei. NANKING. Oct. a, -Gen. Kazushige Ugaki. at present on an extensive inspection trip in Ohlm. rrrlved I'cre this aftttCOOD from RhvTUrlMi by train. C"n. Ugaki is expected to s'.ay here until Wednesday when lie will return to Shanghai.43 words
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342 1944-10-11 2 By Syonan Shimbur. Staff Reporter *"A DOLLAR saved h a dollar earned' should be a slogan to be remembered by every citizen in Malai today' said Mr Chan Kumchee, a practising accountant and concurrently honorary secretary342 words
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377 1944-10-11 2 OPTION OF CHOOSING JOBS GIVEN PARALLEL with the increasing intensity of the war, the mobilization of manpower fqr vital war work in Syonan and elsewhere in Malai is now bsing carried out on an intensified scale. With spontaneous response on the377 words
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87 1944-10-11 2 FURTHER donations by wellwishers of the Catholic Farming Colony in Fuji Village have helped to raise the Bahau Fund to $188,233. The latest four-figure contribution comes from A.PA. Wong Shian Vein of Section 1, B Division, the sum collected from the inhabitants tf his district being:87 words
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126 1944-10-11 2 MANILA, Oct. 10. (Domel).—lt Is learned that paintings from three local private girls' colleges have been dispatched to the forthcoming fine arts exposition in Nippon. The paintings were selected from among a number of varies oy faculty members and students of the126 words
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Article665 1944-10-11 2 NOTES COMMENTS By Sakura IT NEVER rains but it pours." Here was I lamenting the fact that I couldn't get a look in with my column, due to pressure on space, and now, a sudden dearth of news as well as advertising has given me the chance of maklag up665 words
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Article76 1944-10-11 2 BUKIT TINGGI. Cct. 8 (Domel). —A mammoth rally crmmemoratiii3 U.e promise of independence give to '.he East Indies by the Nippon nov«rnment was held at the Municipal Plaza today, Imperial Re:crijt Day. k: a most benttu.p manner. Present at the function were the Oommunder-in-Chief of the Nippon Expeditionary76 words
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Article40 1944-10-11 2 HUNDKED6 of Eyonan Hindus celebrated their annual fire-walking ceremorv at the Manamman Temolt* Monday. The spectacle was as usual witnessed by a huge crowd, which Jammed the piecincts of the Tanole to get a glirrpse of the ceremony.40 words
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261 1944-10-11 2 DJAKARTA, Oct. 10 (Dome!).— The ardent xeal of Indonesian officers and men to defend their homeland against any Invasion ot fore en imperialism is responsible for the amazing growth of the DJawa Home Defence Army In less than a year, declared261 words
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103 1944-10-11 2 By Syonan Shimbun Staff Reporter FIOHT fans should have their fill next Saturday at the Mew World where Battling Sima and Kid Cabanella head a program of five fights. Though not a championship contest, the but between Sima and Cabanelb has been arranged at Sima's103 words
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Advertisement155 1944-10-11 2 Arabs Donate Gs. 300,000 SOUR ABA V A Oct. 10, (Domeii —Steps have been taken by a local Arab leader to donate 300,C00 guilders to the Commander-in-Chief of the Nippon Foroes In Djauj, for the construction of a warplane. The sum. collected among Arabs living In the eastern, central and155 words
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Advertisement396 1944-10-11 2 DOMESTIC OCLVRREXCES MARRIAGE TOW—TAN. The Marriage of Mr. Tow Slang Ling, eldest son of Mr. &c Mrs. Tow Keng Hca. and Miss Rose Tan Kirn Kce, second daughter of the late Mr. <fe Mts. Tan Wi Van. was solemnized at the Straits Chinee Presbyterian Church, en Saturday. October 7, 2604.396 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous99 1944-10-11 2 Today's Syonan Radio 9 p.m. news flashes In Maiai, Tamil Cantonep* English, 6.15 p.m. Syonan's local hour followed by the next day's program summary; 6. SO p.m. news in Nippon-Oo for Oeginners; 6.40 p.m. Indian Children's Hour; 7 p.m. news In Malal: 7.20 p.m. talk in MaJ&t on "Malai Defence":99 words
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