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Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 10, 1944

Page

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Voice From Singapore Letter Reveals Australian POW Saga

A letter to Express from Me A B Davis of Adamstown reports dire news about his prisoner son Charlie Davis in Japanese camps in Malaya. Enya Pearson, a camp mate in Siam, recounts a convoy disaster with six transports and four destroyers sunk, detailing survivor numbers, raft life, a rain救, American submarines rescuing Australians, and later repatriation to Brisbane. Pearson estimates thousands of Australians bound for Japan, but the move is halted as Japan faces transport shortages. The story notes strong unity among prisoners and lingering concern for General Gordon Bennett’s fate.

Express A. B. Davis Adamstown Charlie Davis Malaya Davis Enya Pearson Charlie Siam Pearson Nuwausile Tere V Pewson Wenin Saipan Elotties Brisbane

Harvest harvests lift wheat at Manila district silo

Wheat gathering runs through the district with regular loads arriving at the silo. Farmers urge prompt opportunity to remove grain amid record hay cuts and baled hay passing through town toward the railway.

Manila Manilla

Boxing Contest Marks Minilla Friday Showdown

Boxing event set for Friday December 1 in Minilla features leading district boxers as the oy Scouts advisory committee confirms plans and sponsors.

Minilla Willl Quatin

Rural school notes highlight meritorious weekly tests and events

Meritorious work noted in weekly Class 3 and 4 dictations with named students. Arithmetic lists a wide roll across classes, and Division, Secundary Boork boys and girls show life saving, vigoro, and cricket results. Team scores for Oxley Namoi, Friary Sport results, drills, shields, and school activities across marching, spelling, and bursary exams are listed with several named staff and students.

Ailsa Lovn Colin Cotton Shirley Sing Lorna Proudfoot Dot Allen Raymond Mate Peter Coote Miviel Smith Tony Gibson Janette Coulton Golda Turner Tyan Pletcher Leslie Woolfe Willian Cowpland Kathleen Bracken Claire Taulkner Pruiela West Gladys Cotton Phillip Davis Valerie Tollitte Join Costello Shirley Hatch Ton McDonald Never Cotton Wallace Richmond Kathleen Kenmond Awithwieth Dorothy Hall Pat Sherrell Pam Veness Secundary Boork Trelease Deilla Gitls Vigoro A. Tews Oxley Namoi Molva Massermian Vis Y Namoi Marie Matin Castlerangh Peel Criakel Macquarie Gwydir Castlereagh Mauguitie Wirth Walt Diath Mesdames Miller Chapmill Toy Willeon Village McDonald

Manilla Red Cross Drives Refreshment Booth Sale

The Manilla Red Cross will run a refreshment board at the Manilla Race Glib rivet ing on Saturday, November 13. Afternoon tea and cool drinks will be served. Art Union tickets and 194% calendars are available. donations acknowledged from Magh, Keith, Pum Munker, Mrs. 7, and many others.

Manilla Red Cross Manilla Art Union Pony Red Cross Young Hooks Russell Tignall Cadden Barharm Ryan Massa. Ate ‘Kinson Bros Park Windeyer TL Finlan Awart Tiangdon

Military Resolve Amid War Struggles and Homefront Returns

The account notes a soldier choosing to assist at home to speed recovery of laps, delaying departure from Singapore after surrender. It emphasizes ending coal shortages hampering boats and works, resolving postwar disputes, and rescuing men held in Malaya while pursuing the Japanese. Charlie Davis is reported well and bricklaying, last seen in March with no general worry about the boys.

Singpore Malaya Pennson Charlie Davis

Ladies suit and frock in floral silk with trims

Advertises a ladies suit in black and white floral silk with off white silk trim coat and self buttons, slightly flared skirt in size SSW at five pounds nine shillings and six pence. Also a neat frock in bright floral silk with turned down collar, V neck, shirred bodice, slightly flared skirt size W priced at thirteen shillings and sixpence.

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