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... SINGAPORE THE JAMESON-STREET. HULL. Incorporating Hull Packet 'Est. 1787) and Hull Evening News. London Offices: Carmelite House. E.C.4. Tel.: Cent. 6000. Telegrams: Mail, Hull. THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1942 THE Japs claim that the attack on Singapore has commenced ...
... SINGAPORE LEEDS ART ROYAL WEEK £3,865,000 TOWARDS ...
... SINGAPORE TERRIBLE NERVOUS HEADACHES Nothing gave her lasting relief but Dr. CASSELLS Tablets Folk who have tried ' nearly everything,' and to know what they are talking about, say that Dr. Tablets give them what they need. Mia. E., Great Lanes., says: ...
... Singapore Refugees DURBAN, Monday—Hundr3d3 of women and children whc left Singapore at almost the last minute have arrived here. Reuter. ...
... Singapore THE siege of Singapore now becomes the focal point in the struggle in the Far East and the centre of Anglo-American public concern. There should have been warning enough for the island authorities to prepare all possible defences for the protection ...
... aslies of over 10.000 Japanese dead had been taken Saigou (French Indo-China). —Reuter. The communique from Singapore was Enemy activity over Singapore has been considerable during the last 24 ROMMEL MOVING ON ROADS TO DERNA Stubborn Indian Opposition From ...
... SINGAPORE SURVIVORS Batavia—Scores of R.A.F. men and Tommies reached Netherlands Indies to-day after floating in sea for 17 hours clinging to planks and other wreckage. They reported 4,000 wounded still in Singapore military hospital, while 20 English ...
... SINGAPORE AND LIBYA M.P.s ASK FOR STATEMENTS Asked by Mr Clement Davies if there would be an early statement in the House on the serious hews from Singapore, Mr Attlee, Lord Privy Seal, said .that the Prime Minister would make a statement as soon as ...
... Singapore Aircraft Safe SIR Archibald Sinclair states in a written reply that all serviceable aircraft were flown from Singapore and he thought it could be assumed that none was left in a condition likely to be of value to the enemy. ...
... AUSSIES IN SINGAPORE There were 18,231 members of the A.I.P. left Malaya at the end January. stated Mr. P. M. Forde, the Australian Army Minister, speaking Canberra to-day (says British United Press). have had no official notice that any them escaped ...
... Singapore Carries On Except that troops are seen to be digging In. It Is hard to believe that Singapore faces a great siege: that cunning enemy lies numbers the other side the strait. As I write this despatch there are no guns booming. The view from window ...
... SINGAPORE WOUNDED Tokyo, Tuesday. According an official Japanese news agency telegram from Singapore. 4.600 wounded British troops are being cared for in the Catnay Hotel. British residents who failed evacuate Singapore include 1.190 men and 92 women ...