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... condition of sale in respect of potatoes and tomatoes on July 2. His son was fined 40s for aiding and abetting Mrs Elsie Yamashita. of 73 Seymour Street. North Shields, said that about 12.30 p.m. on July 2 she stood in a queue at the defendants' fruit ...
... o. quotei by New De:hi radio. ..d today that the trta4; of war erinvnia:a in Japan wou:d sti7t early next month—Reuter. Yamashita Trial CHILD'S HORROR EVIDENCE From Joseph LMM, Saida s Special Correspondent Manila, Tuesday.—A sevenyear-old Filipino girl ...
... Germany talcing the Northern and Western part. . T^, , schools of thought obtain in Tokio. however. One represented by General Yamashita seeks w-orld-domination, as against the other s insistence on Japanese living-sphere” in the Far East and south to Australia ...
... MORE JAP REVERSES IN PHILIPPINES Another Japanese attempt to re in force Yamashita's dwindling forces on Leyte has been baffled, this time as a result of a failure in the enemy's own communications. Apparently unaware that their former base of Ormoc was ...
... NATURALIZATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Uorltaro Yamashita. 73 Seymour Street. North Shields. Is applying to the Home Secretary for naturalization. and that any pawn who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted aho - uld send a written ...
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... 01'01161y to the spoken commen- tary, claiming Emperor Hirohito NEXT WEEK —TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT. --.. land not General Yamashita should be prosecuted. COMEDY THEATRE The prosecutor argued that orders from superior officers to commit illegal acts did ...
... t the death Win im last J. create legal I conducted by Yamashita. Ti? Philip•l “Tiger of ied by an I coL,. 11 the United if'tn, martial fails c of the Crifes Combe/nl Manila yester- v e Yamashita's York Radio Ti? KNEW I® 11 SAME J «co » I'Q&IO, Monday ...
... going forward •tndcr a superla lye all* cover from Allied planes which are meeting absolutely no opposition. And on land Yamashita's troops are apparently unable to gather sufficient strength to atempt any stemming of the momentum of the Allied drive. ...
... of February 15 tell the troops to stanc.,. by for instructions? — ' Ye.. These were Yamashita's lorders. Did not the order include you?—Definitely. No i• übt Yamashita would like to see 1 ima there. I was not taking f • istructions from the Japanes•e ...
... Singapore, with a branch to Rangoon to relieve the pressure on their sea routes. Counsellor Yeh pointed out that General Yamashita, who had been C-im-C. in the Philippines and in Manila, is now commander of the Japanese forces in Eastern Manchuria, with ...
... wounded, nearly 20.000 civilian 'refugees, and some 6,000 Filipino labourers. who were non' combatants. ODDS TOO GREAT General Yamashita, the Japanese commander-in-chief, following a predecessor. General Homma, who was reported have conrmitted suicide because ...