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... Commander-in-Chief. and Lieut.-General Yamashita, Japanese Commander-in-Chief, when the surrender of Singapore was arranged. The meeting lasted 49 minutes. - I will only accept an unconditional surrender. said General Yamashita at the outset. Have any Japanese ...
... Tokio timc (3-30 p.m. 8.5. T.). Yamashita—lf that is the case the Japanese forces will have to resume attacks until then. Will you say Yes or No? General Percival eventually said Yes. Among other questions Yamashita asked: What about the Japanese ...
... on the City this morning, thus confounding Berlin and Vichy reports of a Jap. entry into the town. NO SURRENDER. General Yamashita, Japanese C.-In-C., sent an ultimatum e xpiring at 10 a.m. to-day to the British forces encircled in the northern part of ...
... terms for the surrender Singapore were signed by the British Commander, Lieut.-Gen. Percivai, and the Japanese Commander, Yamashita, Hostilities were to cease at 10 p.m. Later it was stated by Domei War correspondent that the British sued for peace when ...
... showered tens of thousands of leaflets over Singapore demanding surrender. The demand was made by Lieut-General Obufumi Yamashita, Commander-In-Chief of the Japanese resumption of large-scale operations against the Dutch East Indies is indicated by the ...
... at 2.30 (local time) on Sunday afternoon Following a meeting between him and the Japanese commander-in-chief, Lieut.-Gen. Yamashita. documents of surrender were signed in the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah Hill at 7 p.m. Hostilities ceased ...
... upon the defenders to surrender, but these demands were ignored. According to a Japanese official statement, Lieut.-General Yamashita, Commander-in-Chief in Malaya, presented the terms of surrender to Lieut.- General PercivaL Earlier a party of British officers ...
... (8.5. T.) yesterday afternoon. Three hours earlier General Percival, commanding the Imperial forces, and Lieut- General Yamashita, the Japanese C.-in-C., met to discuss the terms of surrender, which were signed in the Ford motor plant at 7 p.m. (Singapore ...
... thousands of leaflets scattered per the island by Japanese aircraft ' , este:day. The leaflets were shoed by Lieut.-Gen. Yamashita, Javanese Commander-In-Chief in Ifstr.a. lotto amens that Japanese sw•immeta. who swam up to the island's Moms and explored ...
... 2-30 (local time) yesterday afternoon. After a meeting between him and the Japanese commander-in-chief, 1 ieut.-General Yamashita, docurMcnts of surrender were signed the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah Hill at 7 p.m. Hostilities ceased three ...
... Safety of British Prisoners. The Domei New® Agency correspondent in Singapore yesterday stated that Lieut.-Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, dictating Japanese terms for the surrender of Singapore at the 49 minutes’ meeting with Lieut.-Gen. A; E. Percival, Com ...
... peace at 2.30 (local time) yesterday. Following a meeting between him and the Japanese Commander-in-Chief. Lieut-General Yamashita, documents of surrender were signed in the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah hill at 7 p.m. (12.30 p.m. Irish time) ...