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... SINGAPORE SOLD FOR £13*500 SINGAPORE has been a British possession since 1824, when Sir Stamford Raffles, clerk in the East India Company, persuaded the Government to buy it for £13,500 from the Sultan of Johore. ...
... FEARFUL LOSSES’’ IF JAPS TRY TO RUSH SINGAPORE FROM THE MILITARY MAN rPHE vital foothold in Malaya has now been lost by the British, and the northern shores of Singapore Island within the range of Japanese field guns and in some parts within the range ...
... Good Morning! Another Day Nearer Victory! Singapore Faces Grim Alternative From The Military Man THE Singapore situation has deteriorated during the last 24 hours and last night’s news brought no encouragement. The Japanese have established themselves ...
... just reached this country and is probably the most recent picture taken of Singapore. Arrow points pill-bo\,” one of the defence measures, erected in Raffles Place, Singapore. ...
... lustily.” Forces in Malaya told the matched into the fort the The claim that rail communi- Singapore correspondent of the previous afternoon. cation between Singapore and Jap newspaper Nichi Ntchi. The completeness of this Johore Bahru, on the main- Lieut ...
... M. M.—ls it true, as has been alleged by some writers, that if Singapore goes the nearest repair base for big ships Plymouth? A. D. D.—Nonsense, what’s wrong with Durban, in South Africa, a base which could the Hood? ...
... Came Home From Singapore C QUADRON LEADER W. H. CLIFF is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cliff, of York Road, Birkdale. He has been in the Royal Air Force about eight years and was formerly a Territorial officer in the King’s Liverpool Regiment. He ...
... DAILY RECORD AND MAIL, Monday, February 2. 1942 SINGAPORE WILL NOT BE ABANDONED: Cover Pledge As Japanese Encircle Island Fortress THE JOHORE CAUSEWAY—LINK BETWEEN SINGAPORE ISLAND AND THE MAINLANDPRESENTED AN EERIE AND UNFORGETTABLE SIGHT DURING FRIDAY ...
... behind The NOTE TO ADOLF arlc off Kharkov. EAST OUTLOOK e at Singapore, but elseska/* tjtle U.S. Navy Is lending a hand. ACCIDENTS happen v ar? e man general dies or lt appears that happened to gnash his his heart was in his taking no risks sort of air ...
... v°e N w° n Singapore Review Expected Kemsley House, » - Monday Night. I*olll \PTER the drama and excitement of last week the next few sittings Parliament are likely to result in the anti-climax of a return to my pedestrian business. Importance, who ...
... price 17/6 V Last Hours Of Singapore Figh Continued from Page One artillery is continually i the Johore Causeway Japanese have to carry 011 stant repaii-s.” ti The German radio, Jap reports, said:—“ in the City of Singapore creasing in violence. Supported ...
... FILM SHOW DURING BOMBARDMENT CIVILIANS in Singapore, especially the native population, stood up very well indee'd to the bombardment. Shops remained open unless there was very -heavy shelling or air raids. All cinemas except one were requisitioned by ...