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... IN SINGAPORE? Bob Stockman was Naval Base. Among local men who are thought to have been in Singapore at the time of its surrender is Writer Robert Rov (Bob) Stockman, aged 20. of the Royal Navy, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stockman, 20, Greenway ...
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... SINGAPORE 44 SITUATION WELL IN HAND” Major-General Gordon Bennett (Commander of the Australians in Singapore), said in an interview to-day: The situation is well in hand. have taken a stand on a strong line, and are organising a counter-attack which, ...
... SINGAPORE’S ' 'v ■. ■ * R.A.F. air craws and personnel posted to the Far East prepare for the change-over from cold weather to heat. ...
... SINGAPORE A GOOD SHEPHERD, —The snow of a fortnight ago made it difficult for sheep to find any grazing, so this shepherd, farm near Coventry, fed his sheep with hay. ■ v ' . + - ...
... 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 (Continued From Page One.) Landing in area held by Australians The Japanese landing was preceded by one of the heaviest artillery duels of the war,” says the official Australian war correspondent in Singapore, quoted Reuter. The point where ...
... Singapore 3 tuation at Singapore .vester-5j summarised in a British which said that enemy 'V]ty had been on a considerduring the previous ur honrs. Fires had been by high-level and dive-bomb Military casualties were it - lere was . further raid on area ...
... SINGAPORE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1942. SINGAPORE has become the; r Tobruk of the Far East. Our one remaining stronghold in the Malayan Peninsula is immeasurably stronger than the little desert seaport which for many months stuck like a spear in the jaws ...
... at Singapore Fleet-street, Wednesday Night LONG despatch in to-day s Times from its late correspondent in Singapore underlines the plea from Batavia that if Java is to be held reinforcements of aircraft and men must somehow be got there. But if it is ...
... Singapore Whatever smart of disappointment or annoyance may remain in our beasts that the final forfeit was not exacted, there is no doubt that the naval position in the Atlantic. so tar from being worsened, is definitely eased. 'I have a!so been asked ...
... OF SINGAPORE THREE POSSIBLE MEANS OF OUTSIDE HELP ...