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... SURUENUER DEMAND General Obufuml Yamashita, Japanese Commander-in-Chief, sent an ultimatum expiring at 4 a.m. «F. y-day. to British forces encircled in the Northern part of the city of Singapore, calling on them to surrender, says the German news agency ...
... the Japanese forces will have to resume attacks until then. Will you say yes or no? Lieut.-General Percival made no reply. Yamashita.—l want to hear a decisive answer and I insist an unconditional surrender. What do you say?—Yes. All right then, the order ...
... Japanese territory, according to the corespondent at Singapore of the newspaper Nicht \ichi’ Lieut. - Generali Tomoyukj Yamashita, commande of the Japanese forces in Malaya, will be head of the new military administrtion of the whole peninsui. GEN. WAVELL ...
... MALAYA The Japanese Expeditionary Forces in Malaya arc commanded by -Lieut.- General Tomoyuki Yamashita. He went to China on the outbreak of the Japancse war. and was later appointed Chief of Staff of the Expeditionary Forces in China. , . In December ...
... El ONCE more Goering played upon General Yamashita's weakness for flattery, and his obSession that Jap-German relations were necessary for the success of both sides, and promised to send to Japan several training officers of the highest quality. He kept ...
... private. Japanese C-in-C. In Malaya The Japanese Expeditionary Forces in Malaya are com;nanded bv Lieut. - General Tomoyuki Yamashita. He went to China on the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War and was later appointed Chief of Staff of the Expeditionary Forces ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... revealed in Tokio yesterday that the commander of the Japanese expeditionary force in Malaya is Lieut-. General Tomoyuki Yamashita. a former member of the Supreme War Council and former Inspector- General of military and air forces. It was he who headed ...
... 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 ...
... in SiSngapo: > newspaper accou irrender conferen General Percival amashita met in i in a factory fro] ling Singapore cou Yamashita, aft nds with the Britii nanded a clear “Ye the Japanese tent il Percival accept* al surrender/ T.P., A.P. VIASH INQUIR il ...
... at 2.30 (local time) yesterday afternoon. Following a meeting between him and the Japanese commander-inchief (Lieut.-gen. Yamashita) documents of surrender were signed in the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah hill at 7.0 p.m At about the time ...