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... SINGAPORE JAPANESE PATROLS LANDED ON PULAU ÜBIN, AN ISLAND IN THE STRAIT OF JOHORE, YESTERDAY MORNING, IT IS REVEALED IN THE SINGAPORE COMMUNIQUE. About five miles in length and at its nearest point approximately a mile from Singapore Island, Pulau Übin ...
... SINGAPORE fall of Singapore has not been unexpected. Confirmation of the Japanese claim that our forces surrendered yesterday afternoon probably only matter of time. Nevertheless the realisation of our worst fears does nothing to soften the blow or to ...
... SINGAPORE 'J'HE outlook for Singa- pore is forbidding. Tragic though their position has become, we can depend upon the brave and redoubtable British and Imperial troops to put up a fierce resistance to the enemy’s advance. The men in command at Singapore ...
... the Hong Kong situation. Singapore is in definite peril. And if Singapore falls, it will be ,a disaster of the first magnitude to our position in the Pacific. Unless considerable reinforcements of troops, ’planes, food and munitions become available, ...
... SINGAPORE RAID Japanese bombers raided Singapore yesterday evening. British fighters went up immediately, however, and the enemy were given little opportunity to select their objectives. A few bombs were dropped and insignificant damage was caused. Air ...
... SINGAPORE THREAT (Continued from Page 1) said General Bennett, but were again hurled back. Earlier, the official Singapore communique reported that Japanese infiltration on the west coast of Malaya had again caused British forces to withdraw. Segamat ...
... SINGAPORE RAI Japanese air v . the Peninsula is as ll ever. Two raids were Singapore yesterday but our fighters caug^ tacking ’planes and one bomber and P second. These raids were 0l away from the city could be heard was aircraft fire and , bombs in the ...
... SINGAPORE BY FEBRUARY Daily Record Listening Station, Radio Royal JAPAN. —The Japanese newspaper, Asahi, says that the Japanese troops In Malaya will take Singapore before the month of February and will thus become masters of the Pacific. The key to complete ...
... Singapore To Dingwall , FORTNIGHT before Singapore fell Mr. Alfred S. Booker of ...
... SINGAPORE RAIPj That British ant 1 $ activity in Singapo* -6 creasing was another enemy raid. when violent ack-ack many points of Island met the raiders- Hurricane fighters operating here. The a ment of this fact yesterday’s Jap claim brought down seven ...
... No Singapore Probe From Our Parliamentary Representative Westminster, Tuesday. |' HERE is to no enquiry into the fate of Malaya and the surrender of Singapore, at least for the present. Lord Simoa, the Lord Chancellor, said in the House of Lords last ...
... SINGAPORE PRISONERS JapsTake 70,000 AI ORE than 70,000 prisoners were taken in Singapore by the Japanese, while in Hong Kong the prisoners are:— British, 5241; Canadians, 1653; Indian, 3820. This is announced by the Japanese Red Cross in a message received ...