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Missionary Research Library Archives: Section 7

Finding Aid for

Christianity in Records, 1927 – 1931

MRL 7: in Japan Records, The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York

Finding Aid prepared by: Gregory Adam Scott, July 2009 Reviewed and updated by Brigette C. Kamsler, July 2014 with financial support from the Henry Luce Foundation

Summary Information Creator: Research Library Title: Christianity in Japan Records Inclusive dates: 1927 - 1931 Bulk dates: 1930 - 1931 Abstract: Reference and original research materials produced for the Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry, 1930 – 1931. Papers from McGruder Ellis Sadler, Fred Roy Yoder, Margaret Elizabeth Forsyth, Thoburn Taylor Brumbaugh, Harvey Hugo Guy, George L. Maxwell, Nunokawa Magoichi 布川孫市, Chozo Yukimasa, Gentaro Suyehiro, Eijiro Honjo, Charles Hatch Sears. Size: 9 boxes + 4 OS boxes, 10.25 linear feet Storage: Onsite storage Repository: The Burke Library Union Theological Seminary 3041 Broadway New York, NY 10027 Email: [email protected] MRL 7: Christianity in Japan Records, 1927 – 1931 2

Administrative Information Provenance: From internal evidence this collection appears to have been created from materials originally forming part of the Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry Records (LMFI), which were donated to the Missionary Research Library in 1933. In 1976 the records were accessioned to the Burke Library archives with the closure of the MRL. As they have existed as an independent collection of papers in the Japan Section of the Mission Archives for some decades, they have been retained separately from the main LMFI Records. Access: Archival papers are available to registered readers for consultation by appointment only. Please contact archives staff by email to [email protected], or by postal mail to The Burke Library address on page 1, as far in advance as possible Burke Library staff is available for inquiries or to request a consultation on archival or special collections research. Access Restrictions: The collection is unrestricted to readers. Certain materials however are in a fragile condition, and this may necessitate restriction in handling and copying. Preferred Citation: Item description, MRL 7: Christianity in Japan, series #, box #, folder #, The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University in the City of New York.

History The Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry was a major research project undertaken from 1930 - 1931 to study Christian work abroad. The Inquiry consisted of two stages. The first began in late1930, when twenty-seven “Fact-Finders” were sent to India, , and Japan by the Institute of Social and Religious Research to collect data on missionary work and local conditions. The Institute was also founded by Rockefeller, based on his belief in the application of scientific methods to the religious field, and it was directed by John R. Mott. Herbert Hugo Guy was appointed the regional director for Japan of the fact-finding arm of the LFMI.

Specialized research teams compiled extensive background information on missionary work in each of the countries before sending the Fact-Finders to spend five months in India, six months in Japan, and six and a half months in China. The second stage began in September 1931 with a “Commission of Appraisal.” Please consult the Finding Aid for the Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry Records for further information on the history of the Inquiry.

Two volumes of reports were produced for each region: a volume of “Regional Reports” pulled together from many sources and edited by committee, and a volume of “Fact-Finders’ Reports” with chapters on specific topics written by a single author or a pair.1

Sources: Information pulled from the LFMI finding aid, and the records themselves.

1 For an introduction to the fact-finders’ work in Japan, see Herbert H. Guy, “Japan and the Christian Enterprise” in Orville A. Petty, ed., Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry, Supplementary Series, Vol. 6, Part 2 (New York and London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1933), pp. 1-5.

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Collection Scope and Content Note The collection includes draft materials for the reports there were published in the supplementary volumes of the LFMI report, but also material that was too voluminous to be included in the published report.2 Most of the material was written for the LFMI project, although some, newspaper articles and school programs for example, were collected for the project but not produced specifically for it.

Other similar material can be found in the main LFMI archival holdings at the Burke Library Archives, especially in subseries 1D. See the notes for each series for more detailed links to the LFMI collection.

Note that in many of the original sources, Japanese names are sometimes rendered in a Western style, with given name followed by the family name. In this document Japanese names will follow the East Asian standard, with the family name appearing first, followed by the given name.

The collection is organized in 9 series:

 Series 1: McGruder Ellis Sadler Papers, 1927 - 1931 (1 box, 0.50 lin. ft.) This series contains papers related to the reports produced by Sadler for the LFMI. Sadler was born in 1896 in North Carolina, and earned his Ph.D. from Yale in 1929. He was selected as president of Texas Christian University in 1941, a position he held until 1959, when he became chancellor. He retired in 1965 and died the following year. Sadler contributed a chapter on religious education to the Supplementary Series of the LFMI’s report.3 His papers are held in the Special Collections of Texas Christian University. Further material on religious education produced for the LFMI can be found in the main LFMI archival holdings at the Burke Library Archives, subseries 1D.

 Series 2: Fred Roy Yoder Papers, 1930 - 1931 (2 boxes, 1.00 lin. ft.) This series contains material related to the reports produced by Yoder for the LFMI. Yoder was born in 1888 in North Carolina, and taught at the State College of Washington from 1920 until his retirement in 1954. He contributed a chapter on rural missions to the Supplementary Series of the LFMI’s report.4

The main collection of his papers, circa 1890 - circa 1980 (20 lin. ft.) is held at Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA. Box 1, folders 15-30 in this series contain materials from the planning stages of the LFMI project, the remainder comprises data and unpublished materials from Yoder’s report.

Further material on rural work in Japan can be found within The Burke Library Archives main LFMI records in subseries 1D, box 3.

2 This includes “Other Data” that was not included in either the Regional Reports or the Fact-Finders’ Reports, and was donated to the MRL for reference. See Petty, Vol. 3, Part 1, ix. 3 See McGruder E. Sadler, “Some Phases of Religious Education” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 204-247. 4 See Fred R. Yoder, “Rural Missions in Relation to Their Economic and Sociological Background” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 49-100.

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 Series 3: Margaret Elizabeth Forsyth Papers, 1930 - 1931 (1 box, 0.25 lin. ft.) This series contains documents related to the reports produced by Forsyth for LFMI. Forsyth was born in 1894 and received an A.M. degree from Teachers’ College, Columbia University. She taught at TC from 1922 to 1944, when she became the head of the foreign division of the YWCA. She retired in 1959 and died on July 29, 1971. Some additional material on Forsyth is to be found in the United Methodist Church archives at Drew University. She contributed a chapter to the Supplementary Series of the LFMI’s report.5

 Series 4: Christian Education in Japan, [192?] - 1931 (1 box 0.50 lin. ft. + 1 box OS, 2.25 lin. ft.) This series contains material related to Christian education produced for the LFMI. The main report was produced by Thoburn Taylor Brumbaugh, 1896 -1974, a Methodist minister based in who was also a leader of the Japan International Christian University Foundation 1946-1958. There is some material on Brumbaugh in the United Methodist Church archives. The final report includes two chapters on Christian Education in Japan.6 Further material on Christian education in Japan can be found in the main LFMI holdings at the Burke Library Archives, subseries 1D, box 2-3.

 Series 5: Harvey Hugo Guy and George L. Maxwell Papers, 1930 - 1931 (2 boxes 1 lin. ft.) This series contains material related to theological education produced by Guy and Maxwell for the LFMI. Guy was a member of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). He graduated from the College of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, and went to Japan in 1893 with his wife. In 1906 he and Ishikawa Kakujiro, 1867 - 1930, founded Seigakuin Boys’ Junior and Senior High School 聖学院中学校高等学校 in Tokyo. In 1909 he was appointed to Berkeley Bible Seminary, but was dismissed in 1912. He later worked at the Pacific Theological Seminary in Berkeley, CA.

Further material on Guy is to be found in the Benjamin Ide Wheeler papers, 1854 - 1927, held in the Bancroft Library of UC Berkeley. Guy was the director of the LMFI Fact-finders for Japan, and he contributed a chapter to the Supplementary Series in addition to his co- authored chapter with Maxwell.7

George L. Maxwell, 1896 - 1947, was an alumnus of Union Theological Seminary in New York City (class of 1927), field secretary for the National Council on Religion in Higher Education (1928-29) and later held senior administration positions at the University of Denver in Colorado. He co-authored a chapter in the Supplementary Series with Guy.8

5 See Margaret E. Forsyth, “Women’s Interests and Distinctive Activities” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 265-308. 6 See Petty, Vol. 3, Part 1, chaps. 4 and 5. 7 See Harvey H. Guy, “Japan and the Christian Enterprise” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 1-48. 8 See Harvey H. Guy and George L. Maxwell, “Theological Education” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 248-264.

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 Series 6: Reports on Rural Japan, 1929 - 1930 (1 box 0.25 lin. ft.) This series contains a sequence of reports regarding rural Japan produced by Japanese authors, possibly at the request of LFMI investigators. The authors include: Nunokawa Magoichi 布川孫市, [18??] - 1944, founding member of the Sociological Society (shakaigakkai 社会学会), a professor at Gakuin University 明治学院大学, and an adviser and investigator for the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce; Chozo Yukimasa, founding secretary of the Japanese Farmers’ Union in 1923, and teacher in the Japanese Farmers’ Gospel School; Gentaro Suyehiro of Tokyo Imperial University; Eijiro Honjo, 1888 - 1973, professor of Japanese economic history.

Further material on rural work in Japan can be found in the main LFMI holdings at the Burke Library Archives, subseries 1D, box 3.

 Series 7: Missionary Checklist [1930?] (1 box 0.25 lin. ft.) This series contains tabulations of the “missionary checklist,” a survey of in Japan. The data is organized by denomination, type of service and length of residence in Japan et cetera.

 Series 8: Japan Self-Interpreted, 1929 - 1930 (1 box OS 1.75 lin. ft.) [Some Fragile Materials Restricted] The cover note of the series bears the imprint of the Institute of Social and Religious Research, a New York City institute founded by Rockefeller, and the organization behind the fact-finders for the LFMI.

The series contains English newspaper articles from Japan, plates from the Encyclopedia Britannica [14th Edition?] on Japanese culture, and an issue of the Japanese newspaper Kingdom of God Weekly 神の國新聞 published by Kagawa Toyohiko 賀川豊彦, 1888 - 1960. The main collection of Kagawa Papers is to be found within the Missionary Research Library Archives at the Burke Library.

The English-language newspapers represented here and their locations in microfilm collections are:

The Asahi English Supplement, Vol. 5, 1929: Columbia University Libraries, MICROFILM FN 3885;

Japan Today and Tomorrow, No. 3, 1929 - 1930: New York Public Library and Harvard University Libraries;

The Trans Pacific, Tokyo, 1930: Columbia University Libraries, MICROFILM FN 3867.

As the articles in the collection are very acidic and fragile, please consult microfilm copies of any restricted articles cited in the contents list.

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 Series 9: Reference Materials and Maps re Japan, [192? - 193?] (2 boxes OS 2.50 lin. ft.) This series contains oversized reference materials for the reports submitted by Harvey Hugo Guy and Charles Hatch Sears, 1870 - 1943, to the LFMI. Sears was superintendent and general secretary of the New York City Baptist Mission Society. He was also the editorial secretary for the “City Mission Work” section of the periodical Baptist Home Mission Monthly. He contributed a chapter to the Supplementary Series.9

Processing Metal clips and staples were removed from materials and folded items were flattened. Materials were placed in new acid-free folders and boxes. Acidic items were separated from one another by interleaving with acid-free paper as needed. Any items in an advanced state of deterioration were placed in Mylar envelopes.

Further Sources Apart from specific sections previously mentioned, please see the full finding aid for the Laymen’s Foreign Mission Inquiry Records. This collection is open for researchers and can be found online here: http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/burke/fa/mrl/ldpd_4492660.pdf.

9 See Charles H. Sears, “The Church” in Petty, Vol. 6, Part 2, pp. 132-203.

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Contents list Series 1: McGruder Ellis Sadler Papers, 1927 - 1931 Series Box Folder Contents 1 1 1 Christian Literature Society of Japan: Report, Correspondence from S. H. Wainwright, Statement of Organization, 1931 1 1 2 Religious Education Reports, 1930 - 1931; Pamphlets re Literature, [192?] - 1931; Correspondence, [192?] - 1931 1 1 3 Group Conference Report, Okayama, 1931; Interview Forms and Notes for Rev. C. B. Olds, 1931; 1 1 4 Conference with Buddhists Report, Nagoya, 1931; Religious Education Reports, 1927 - 1931 1 1 5 Outline of Public Schools Ethics Courses, ms, [192?] - 1931 1 1 6 Religious Education Sources: Questionnaire Study of Buddhist and Christian Sunday Schools, Tables I - XXX,1930 - 1931 1 1 7 Religious Education Sources: Questionnaire Study of Buddhist and Christian Sunday Schools, Tables XXXI -XCIII, 1930-1931 1 1 8 Religious Education Sources Copy: Questionnaire Study of Buddhist and Christian Sunday Schools, 1930 - 1931 1 1 9 Waseda University Reports by Scott Hall; Clipping, [192?] - 1931 1 1 10 Tokyo Young Men’s Christian Association and Tokyo Methodist Central Tabernacle Reports, 1930 -1931 1 1 11-12 Religious Education Sources: Interviews 1 - 104, 1931 1 1 13 Interdenominational Newspaper Reports, 1929-1931; North Japan New Life Institute Constitution, Japanese with English Translation; Correspondence, 1930 1 1 14 Newspaper Evangelism in Japan Reports, 1931 1 1 15 Newspaper Evangelism Study Data; Correspondence, 1931 1 1 16 Observation Visits for Religious Education Study Reports, 1931

Series 2: Fred Roy Yoder Papers, 1930 - 1931 2 1 1 Tabulations for Study of Rural Churches, 1930 - 1931 2 1 2 Rural Missions in Japan [RMJ]: Index to Appendix, 1930 - 1931 2 1 3-9 RMJ: Appendices A - Z, 1930 - 1931 2 1 10-14 Tables re Rural Churches: Set 2-5, Notes, 1930 – 1931

Laymen’s Foreign Missions Inquiry [LFMI] 2 1 15 Problems to be Explored, 1930 2 1 16 Plan for Study of Churches and Ecclesiastical Institutions, 1930 2 1 17 General Plan A, Mission Education, Scope of Inquiry, 1930 2 1 18 General Plan A, Rural Conditions and Work, 1930 2 1 19 Section B: Intensive Case Study Outline, 1930 2 1 20 Section C: Schedule for Survey of Local Church, 1930 2 1 21 Intensive Comprehensive Schedule on General Education, 1930 2 1 22 Minimum Schedule for Education, 1930 2 1 23 Suggestions by Rural Sociologists, 1930

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Series 2: Fred Roy Yoder Papers (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents LFMI (cont’d) 2 1 24 Urban A: Urban Industrial and Social Survey, 1930 2 1 25 Urban B: Urban Industrial and Social Survey, 1930 2 1 26 Medical A: Outline of Final Write-up re Medical Missions, 1930 2 1 27 Medical B: Intensive Medical Missions, 1930 2 1 28 Medical C: Health in the Schools, 1930 2 1 29 Women’s Interests A, B, C, 1930 2 1 30 Personnel Letter B; Forms; Staff List; Correspondence, [193?] 2 1 31 Cover for “Rural Missions in Japan” Report, [193?]

2 2 1 Yoder Report to LFMI Copy 4: Church A, Church B, 1930 2 2 2 Report Copy 4: Sections Women A - Outline, 1930 2 2 3 Report Copy 4: Sections Letter to N.C.C. - Staff Memo, 1930 2 2 4-5 Report: Original Church B Material from Extra Black Book, 1930 2 2 6 Report Copy 5: Survey for Local Churches; Education A - C, 1930 2 2 7 Report Copy 5: Rural A - B; Urban A - B, 1930 2 2 8 Report Copy 5: Medical A - C, 1930 2 2 9 Report Copy 5: Women A - C; Personnel A - B, 1930 2 2 10 Report Copy 5: Criteria; Interview Form; Outline of Report; Correspondence; Staff Memos and List, 1930 2 2 11 Data: Masuda, [193?] 2 2 12 Data: Yamada, Hyago, [193?] 2 2 13 Data: Engaru, [193?] 2 2 14 Data: Shiroshu, [193?] 2 2 15 Data: Kurosaki, [193?] 2 2 16 Data: Majiku, [193?] 2 2 17 Data: Midorii, [193?] 2 2 18 Data: Ihara, [193?] 2 2 19 Data: Tomimoto, [193?] 2 2 20 Data: Hyozu, [193?] 2 2 21 Data: Yumato, [193?] 2 2 22 Data: Shimotsuma, [193?] 2 2 23 Data: Ono, [193?] 2 2 24 Data: Yamada, Osaka fu, [193?]

Series 3: Margaret Elizabeth Forsyth Papers, 1930 - 1931 3 1 1-2 Distinctive Activities and Interests of Japanese Women, Vol. 1-2 [193?]

Series 4: Christian Education in Japan, [192?] - 1931 4 1 1 Japanese Christian School Survey by T.T. Brumbough, [193?] 4 1 2 Commission Meeting, Tokyo, Dec 7-10, 1931 4 1 3 Plan for Establishment of Christian University, [193?]

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Series 4: Christian Education in Japan (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 4 1 4 Commission Meeting Transcripts, 1931 4 1 5 Meeting Notes, Chichibu Maru, Oct 4, 1931 4 1 6 Survey; Questionnaire; Correspondence, 1931 4 1 7 Report on Hoped-for Results from Survey, [193?] 4 1 8 Report: Appeal to Religious Educators, [193?] 4 1 9 Report: Bill to Reform Educational System, [193?] 4 1 10 Estimated Budget for Commission, 1931 - 1932 4 1 11 Itinerary Lists; Minutes, Mailing Lists, 1931 4 1 12-13 Catalogs from Christian Middle Schools in Japan, [192?] - 1931 4 1 14 Catalogs from Colleges in Japan, [192?] - 1931 4 1 15 Catalogs from Religious Educational Institutions, [192?] - 1931

4 OS2 1 Data Sheets for Christian School Survey, 1931

Series 5: Harvey Hugo Guy and George L. Maxwell Papers, 1930 - 1931 5 1 1 Survey on Training: Kyōritsu Joshi Shingakkō, [193?] 5 1 2 Survey: Baptist Bible Training School for Women, [193?] 5 1 3 Survey: Kobe Woman’s Evangelical Schools, [193?] 5 1 4 Survey: Lambrith (Methodist) Training School, [193?] 5 1 5 Faculty Questionnaires: Central Theological College, [193?] 5 1 6 Faculty Questionnaires: Bible Training School, [193?] 5 1 7 Faculty Questionnaires: Osaka Theological Seminary, [193?] 5 1 8 Faculty Questionnaires: Kobe Woman’s Theol. School,[193?] 5 1 9 Faculty Questionnaires: Japan Theological Seminary, [193?] 5 1 10 Faculty Questionnaires: Seinan Gakuin, [193?] 5 1 11 Faculty Questionnaires: Kwansei Gakuin, [193?] 5 1 12 Faculty Questionnaires: Kanto Gakuin, [193?] 5 1 13 Faculty Questionnaires: Aoyama Gakin College and Theological School, [193?] 5 1 14 Faculty Questionnaires: Japan Lutheran Theological Seminary, [193?] 5 1 15 Faculty Questionnaires: Lambuth Training School for Christian Workers, [193?] 5 1 16 Faculty Questionnaires: Kyoritsu Joshi Shingakko, [193?] 5 1 17 Faculty Questionnaires: Chuou Theological School, [193?] 5 1 18 Faculty Questionnaires: Tohoku Gakuin Seminary, [193?] 5 1 19 Faculty Questionnaires: Doshisa Theological Seminary, [193?] 5 1 20 Original Questionnaires Returned by Theol. Schools, 1-6, [193?] 5 1 21 Original Questionnaires Returned by Theol. Schools, 7-12, [193?] 5 1 22 Theological Education in Japan, Appendices C - G, 1931

5 2 1 Study of Japanese Public Opinion Regarding Christianity by G. L. Maxwell, [1931?] 5 2 2 Guy Report: Statistical Tables, [193?]

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Series 5: Harvey Hugo Guy and George L. Maxwell Papers (Cont’d) Series Box Folder Contents 5 2 3-4 Guy Report: Reference Charts, [193?] 5 2 5 Guy Report: Sorting Material, [193?] 5 2 6 Guy Report: Tabulation Table, [193?] 5 2 7 Guy Report: Outline, Notes, Summaries, [1930] 5 2 8 Guy Report: Reference Materials, [193?] 5 2 9-10 Guy Report: Extra Copies of Statistical Tables, [193?] 5 2 11-13 Guy Report: Copies of Cover Letters and Questionnaires, [193?] 5 2 14 Japan and the Christian Enterprise [JCE] by H. H. Guy: Appendix Index; Appendices A - H, [193?] 5 2 15-18 JCE: Appendices I - Z, [193?] 5 2 19 JCE: Appendices Aa - Ag, [193?] 5 2 20 JCE: Appendices Ah I - XVIII, [193?] 5 2 21 JCE: Appendices Ai - Ap, [193?] 5 2 22 JCE: Appendix C, Cover and Map

Series 6: Reports on Rural Japan, 1929 - 1930 Series Box Folder Contents 6 1 1 Study of Rural Community in Japan by Nunokawa Magoichi 布川孫市, [1930?] 6 1 2-3 Study of Rural Community in Japan, [1930?] 6 1 4 Rural Economy in Japan by Chozo Yukimasa, [1930?] 6 1 5 General Meaning of Tenant Arbitration Law by Gentaro Suyehiro, [1930?] 6 1 6 Characteristic Feature of Japanese Agriculture and Its Crisis by Keiichi Aoki, 1930 6 1 7 Japanese Land Tenure: History of by Y. Hattori, 1930 6 1 8 Modern Social Movement by the Kyochokai 協調会 [Cooperation and Harmony Society], Tokyo, 1929 6 1 9 Study of Modern Feudal Society by E. Honjo, 1929 6 1 10-13 Prefectural Statistics, [1930?] 6 1 14 Japanese Rural Life Bibliography, [1930?]

Series 7: Missionary Checklist, [1930?] 7 1 1-3 Sections I - XII, [1930?] 7 1 4 Original Tabulation; Answer Columns, [1930?] 7 1 5 Original Tabulation Sheets: Reformed, Episcopal, [1930?] 7 1 6 Original Tabulation Sheets: Presbyterian, [1930?] 7 1 7 Original Tabulation Sheets: Congregational, [1930?] 7 1 8 Original Tabulation Sheets: Methodist, Baptist, [1930?]

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Series 8: Japan Self-Interpreted, 1929 - 1930 Series Box Folder Contents 8 OS1 1 Original Mailing Envelope 8 OS1 2 Encyclopedia Britannica Plates on Japan [1929?] 8 OS1 3 [RESTRICTED - Use Photocopy in Folder] Kingdom of God Weekly 神 の國新聞 newspaper, no. 597, 1929 8 OS1 4 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Travel, Shipping, 1929 – 1930 Japan Today and Tomorrow [JTT], pp. 1-2; Asahi English Supplement [AES], pp. 85-88, 114-116, 141-142

8 OS1 5 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Wealth, Finance, 1929 – 1930 AES, pp. 97-102, 139-140 JTT, pp. 85-90, 93-94, 115-116, 137-138

8 OS1 6 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: The Press, 1929 – 1930 JTT, pp. 53-56; The Trans Pacific, Tokyo [TPT] May 22, 1930, pp. 7-8; TPT May 15, 1930, pp. 7-8; Undated Clipping; TPT March 6, 1930, pp. 7-8

8 OS1 7 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Industry, 1929 – 1930 Undated Articles; AES, pp. 111-112; JTT, pp. 133-134, 137-138

8 OS1 8 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Agriculture, 1929 - 1930 AES, pp. 119-126; JTT, pp. 66-68

8 OS1 9 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Culture, 1929 – 1930 AES, pp. 43-44, 51-52, 71-72; JTT, pp. 139, 149

8 OS1 10 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Sports, 1929 - 1930 JTT, pp. 37-44, 71-21; AES, pp. 45-46, 89-92

8 OS1 11 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Modernity, 1929 – 1930 JTT, pp. 79-80; AES, pp. 25-28

8 OS1 12 [RESTRCITED – Use Microfilm] Articles: Japanese Politics, 1929 AES pp. 41-42

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Series 9: Reference Materials and Maps re Japan, [192? - 193?] Series Box Folder Contents 9 OS1 1 Sears Report: Mimeograph Stencil Map of Japan, Printed Map, [192?] - [193?] 9 OS1 2 Sears Report: Nagoya Church City Study, Original Data Sheets, [193?] 9 OS1 3 Guy Report: Tables of Christian Workers, [193?] 9 OS1 4 Guy Report: Reference Materials on Church and Missionary Organizations in Japan; Maps of Japan, [193?] 9 OS2 1 Guy Report: Church Organization Charts, [193?]

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