Springfield weekly Republican
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declaration of war against Japan,
Aranhe. said "No.” adding, "Our at
titude is one of full cooperation in
the Pan-American system and fulfill
ment of our agreements.” The
United States can count on Brazil to
do her part.”
Seven countries, Costa Rica, Hon
duras. Guatemala, El Salvador, Haiti,
Nicaragua, and the Dominican repub
lic. declared war on Japan.
Chile ordered naval measures to
protect her coast and the Magellan
straits, and notified the United States
that her notion was in line with hemi
sphere defense. Julio Allard, chief of
Chile's naval staff, was given extraor
dinary powers.
Honolulu Sends
Casualty List
Honolulu, Dec. 9—(AP)—Admiral
Husband E. Kimmel, commander ot
the Pacific fleet, said In a statement
today that a list of casualties suf
fered in Sunday's surprise attack by
Japanese planes on Pearl harbor had
been sent to the navy department In
Washington.
This list, for notification of next to
kin, contained all necessary informa
tion which the navy will release.
Adequate hospital facilities are
available here for all persons injured
In the attack.
(This was the first dispatch to be
received direct from Honolulu by the
Associated Press since a tight cen
sorship of news was clamped down
Sunday following the Japanese at
tack.)
Korean Role in Pacific War
Appears as Important One
Opposition of People to Nippon’s Domination May Re
sult in Rendering Japan’s Huge Defense Plants
There Useless —Many Under Arms in China
By KILSOO K. HAIX
Washington Representative, Slno-
Korean Peoples* Leagues
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1941). Springfield, Mass., 1941-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1941-12-11/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1941-12-11.
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