Atrocities

Photograph of Japanese shooters with caption "The Heart of Bull's-Eye - The British source in Ceylon for this photo says that it shows Japanese soldiers using Indian Sikh prisoners for shooting practice. A bull's-eye was pinned over the heart of each prisoner and if the Sikh was not killed during the practice he was later bayoneted."

Reports that British authorities investigating atrocities committed by the Japanese in China have found the bodies of 10 beheaded people thought to be British and Canadian prisoners of war.

Reports on the charges against Satoru Ono, a former Japanese Army captain.

Affidavit of Robert O. Wilson, American citizen and doctor born in Nanking, regarding the events that occurred at the hospital in Nanking during the Nanking Massacre. Describes the types of cases admitted, including rape and maiming.

Reports on the suicide of Maj. Chozo Matsuo, giving his background and the crimes he was accused of. Also reports on the sentencing of three Japanese soldiers in Hong Kong.