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... conference on Sundav between General Percival and the Japanese Commander, Lieut.- General Yamashita, at which the surrender of Singapore was arranged: General Yamashita : I want your replies to be brief and to the point. I will accept only an unconditional ...
... themselves against bombs and shells. The British and Japanese Commanders-in-Chief, Lieut.-General Percival and Lieut.-General Yamashita, met in the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah Hill and signed the surrender documents. “Thus the last and most ...
... themselves against bombs and shells. The British and Japanese Commanders-in-Chief. Lieut.-General Percival and Lieut ; -General Yamashita, met in the Ford motor plant at the foot of Bukit Timah Hilt and signed the surrender documents. “Thus the last and most ...
... latest available information from British sources. A Tokio despatch to the German News Agency reports: “Lieut.- General Yamashita (C.-in-C. of the Japanese forces in Malaya) sent an ultimatum, expiring at 10 o’clock this morning; to the British forces ...
... north coast of the was sunk, Berlin reports. Japanese expeditionary forces in Malaya are commanded by Lt.-Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita. who went to China on the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese war and was later appointed Chief Staff of expeditionary forces in ...
... war chiefs who, according to official spokesmen are all air co-operation minded, have studied the recent qareer of General Yamashita, the man whose troops conquered Malaya. A general, be it noted, he was specially taken as air expert on the General Staff ...
... Tokio reports say that 120 British women and children are still in the city. A Japanese report says that Lt.-Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, dictating Japanese terms for the surrender at the-49 minute meeting with Lieut.-General A. E. Percival, Commander-in-Chief ...
... showered tens of thousands of leaflets over Singa- Sore demanding surrender. The emand was made by Lieut.-General Obufumi Yamashita, Commander-in- Chief of the Japanese forces in Malaya.—Reuter., Associated Press and Exchange. i-|. \mu7s ...
... to be seen anywhere. The morale of the troops was not cracked, but were discouraged by their helplessness. Lieut.-General Yamashita, the Japanese commander, has, according to Tokto reports, assumed all responsibility for the safety of British women and ...
... Japanese have not reached Singapore city. According to a Tokio dispatch to the official German News Agency in Berlin, General Yamashita, Japanese C=in=C, sent an ultimatum expiring at 10 a.m. to day to the British forces encircled in the northern part of the ...