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Singapore? . . . sure we'll hold it
Singapore? . . . sure we'll hold it

Singapore? . . . sure we'll hold it

Date12/31/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: Singapore? . . . sure we'll hold it
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038140F
Sugar ship arrested in harbor, This Singapore registered freighter is under arrest in Toronto Harbor
Sugar ship arrested in harbor, This Singapore registered freighter is under arrest in Toronto Harbor
12/1/1977
Tiger Balm Gardens are a cheerful place to relax and mingle with the citizens of Singapore
Tiger Balm Gardens are a cheerful place to relax and mingle with the citizens of Singapore
4/4/1972
Eye-catching figures in brightly colored robes are a feature of Tier Balm Gardens, long a major attraction in Singapore
Eye-catching figures in brightly colored robes are a feature of Tier Balm Gardens, long a major attraction in Singapore
1/29/1983
The Raffles Hotel in Singapore has refused to fade away with the empire it epitomized back in the days when it was famous through the East as the meet(...)
The Raffles Hotel in Singapore has refused to fade away with the empire it epitomized back in the days when it was famous through the East as the meet(...)
4/22/1972
Dave Bailey is sure as well as swift
Dave Bailey is sure as well as swift
6/13/1966
'Well, sure, I look into monasteries
'Well, sure, I look into monasteries
6/27/1973
Crushing debts have left hog farmer Giselle Ireland not at all sure she can hold on to her farm for Debbie (left), Doug (right), and her two other children
Crushing debts have left hog farmer Giselle Ireland not at all sure she can hold on to her farm for Debbie (left), Doug (right), and her two other children
11/7/1985
Celebration cigars: Lottery winner Samuel Chica, left, holds a cheque for $273,059 with his brother-in-law Cesar Quezada after he bought five newspapers to be sure he had won
Celebration cigars: Lottery winner Samuel Chica, left, holds a cheque for $273,059 with his brother-in-law Cesar Quezada after he bought five newspapers to be sure he had won
8/30/1983
Keith Davey is a well-informed Liberal who can more than hold his own against Dalton Camp, reader says in accompanying letter below
Keith Davey is a well-informed Liberal who can more than hold his own against Dalton Camp, reader says in accompanying letter below
2/28/1973
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
5/19/1977
David Bowie played in near darkness, just to make sure news photographers had a tough time getting a good picture, critic Peter Howell reports
David Bowie played in near darkness, just to make sure news photographers had a tough time getting a good picture, critic Peter Howell reports
12/3/1991
David Bowie played in near darkness, just to make sure news photographers had a tough time getting a good picture, critic Peter Howell says
David Bowie played in near darkness, just to make sure news photographers had a tough time getting a good picture, critic Peter Howell says
12/5/1991