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Miller writes to Phang regarding a visit to the Philippines to get his food work organized. He mentions performing 94 operations while in the Islands and comments on the state of disrepair at the Sanitarium. Miller writes about the Rubicon Rd Sanitarium and how it fared during the war and Japanese occupation. Miller believes Hankow, China, is the most logical place for a Seventh-day Adventist medical school, and he proposes calling it Loma Linda in China. ALS 2 pp., International Nutrition Laboratory, Miller's Soya Foods letterhead.
