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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

3

Missionary recounts Japanese atrocities in Canton

Dr. Ralph Leonard Phillips, South China Gospel Mission leader, described brutal Japanese war crimes in Canton to a Los Angeles audience. He said over 50 000 Chinese youths aged 15 to 18 were executed or burned, 27 000 girls under 15 were handed to soldiers for a week, and women suffered repeated assaults. He warned such acts could occur here, urging united action against Japan and suggesting relocated Japanese in California should not return until the war ends.

Los Angeles Canton Ralph Leonard Phillips South China Gospel Mission China First Congregational Japan Gr. Phillips California Tare

Deport 100000 Japs From Hawaii Warns Maui Director

John Balch, longtime Maui Telephone Co director, urged immediate removal of 100,000 Japanese from Hawaii to protect wartime security. He proposed relocating them to mainland centers, with deportation after the war to balance the island’s growing Japanese majority and prevent Hawaii from becoming a Japanese colony. He also called for moving 100,000 island Japs to the mainland and bringing in Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, and Filipino workers to Hawaii.

Ray Richards the Light Washington Hawaii John A. Baleh Murtual Telephone Company Islands Hatch Puerto Rico Japan United States Pacific Halch Honolulu Wireless Diesshouse Committee On Phelmilas League WRA Unwaii Baich Las Hame Maui Kawa Balch Naios

Motorcycle Driver Dies After Collision in San Antonio

Jacobs, 28, of 100 Military Drive, died Tuesday night at Robert B. Green Hospital after a motorcycle collision with a car at Pleasanton Road and South Cross Boulevard. He sustained a skull fracture. His mother G B Jacobs of Welder arrived at the bedside. driver of the car listed as Charles Jackson of 357 Mokay Street.

Col Alston Valle Jacobs Robert B. Green Hospital Pleasanton Road South Cross Houlevard Jacobs G. B. Jacobs Welder Pallee Charles Jackson Mokay Street

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