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... stsccess of the American olTensive. Before going to the Philip- ; pines Yantas!Wit was Japanese' o mmander in Nlaliiya. Yamashita is the tirAt Japanese to be brought before a Millt. - -v court c:•iarged with being a war criminal. His appearance today ...
... Cairngowan, and traded regularly between the lTyne and Montreal. The Bright Navigation Co. was a British firm associated with Yamashita Kisen KK. of Japan, but new owner of these four vessels is Mr H. C. Wan, of roshan. China, who is altering names to Chi Sing ...
... feelers will be put out by Tokyo although these would not divert the Allies from securing unconditional surrender. Gen. Yamashita and the military establishment have moved from Manila to Gabuto, the summer capital in the hills north of the original beachhead ...
... inland, while the corridor is being rolled up at both ends by the American 10th Corps and the Seventh Division The vaunted Yamashita Line, splitting Leyte, has thus been cracked, cabled John Leonard, Reuter's special correspondent at Gen. MacArthur's H.Q ...
... Japanese War Criminals tiger of mala GALLOWS OUTS' Manila, Saturday—General Yamashita. “The Tiger Malaya,” and conqueror of Singapore, was todav hanged as a war criminal 1 Yamashita, who wras sen'tenced to death U.S. Military Tribunal for permitting atrocities ...
... in the battle of the Philippines. They have landed on the west coast of Leyte and their forces have cracked the vaunted Yamashita line. (See Page 4 ) SNIPERS BACK IN ATHENS In spite of the progress made by British and regular Greek troops against the ...
... out, Australian troops have also begun sending messages to the topped Japanese hi Manila everyone Is askha whether General Yamashita, Japan's military hero who was cornered, recently in the Carabello mountains, will surrender or commit tiara kirl. Continued ...
... connected with Messrs. Brewitt Sykes & C0.,.0f 27 Creechurch Lane, iOncion, E.C.3.. who, in turn, are associated with Messrs. Yamashita & Co., of Jypan, for whom the vessel is expected to trade. She is now on the blocks of No. 2 Middle Dry Dock, being prepared ...
... fortress island guarding Manila Bay. It .s considered in Tokio that the Americans on Luzon are like trapped rats. General Yamashita has been keeping d silence about his forces and is waiting the opportune moment to annihilate the enemy in one stroke. Tokio ...
... and a fine of lOs imposed on Augustine Okubo. of Waterville Road. North Shields, for an offence the same night. Dorothy Yamashita (20), of Back Camden Street. North Shields, was fined lOs for failing to obscure a light in an upstairs window of her home ...
... kb:eh is expected to land on S:cndny on Kyushu. Japan's s ,,,, titelnmost home island. Tiger Tamed Lew. General Tomoyuki Yamashita, - the Tiger of M eaYa..' has sent a radio mesoar! to U.S. Headquarters in Manila to say that he would be(in his own surrender ...
... (0.5. K.) Line, the Kokussi Shipping Company, the Daido Marine Transport Company, the New Japan Steamship _ Company, the Yamashita Shipping Company, the Mitsui Sempaku Shipping Company, and the Kawasaki Shipping Company. Tentative information already supplied ...