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Page 393
... Japanese girls ' faces . It may seem strange that the Japanese would prefer something a little non - Japanese . But it must be remembered that the Japa- nese ideal of beauty , as illustrated in the old prints , is the long , narrow ...
... Japanese girls ' faces . It may seem strange that the Japanese would prefer something a little non - Japanese . But it must be remembered that the Japa- nese ideal of beauty , as illustrated in the old prints , is the long , narrow ...
Page 407
... Japan . Ad- miral Nimitz has announced his intention of driving through to the China coast and bomb- ing Japan from there . The China coast , if freed of Japanese , would be much more use- ful than Pacific islands because vast dispersal ...
... Japan . Ad- miral Nimitz has announced his intention of driving through to the China coast and bomb- ing Japan from there . The China coast , if freed of Japanese , would be much more use- ful than Pacific islands because vast dispersal ...
Page 561
... Japanese names . All Ameri- can tunes are forbidden ; people are not even allowed to play records of American music ... Japanese pattern . Filipino lads have been sent to Japan for training . Among these were sons of puppet leaders such ...
... Japanese names . All Ameri- can tunes are forbidden ; people are not even allowed to play records of American music ... Japanese pattern . Filipino lads have been sent to Japan for training . Among these were sons of puppet leaders such ...
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