Jan. 30, 1945
Conditions in Camp continue to get worse; altho (sp) the soybean mash, after Japs have processed it for most of its food values still has some nourishment… Read More »Jan. 30, 1945
Conditions in Camp continue to get worse; altho (sp) the soybean mash, after Japs have processed it for most of its food values still has some nourishment… Read More »Jan. 30, 1945
Thin mush, coco milk, and tea for breakfast. I’ll say this — the tea tasted more like tea than the coffee resembled coffee. Here is… Read More »January 10, 1945
Air raid alarm at 7:45 a.m. Eight planes bombed and strafed Nichol’s, Neilson, and Zablan; later a whole bunch of dive bombers worked on them… Read More »January 6, 1945
No planes today. Everything very quiet. Too much so, I think something will happen soon. Heard today that our rice is cut again. Instead of… Read More »January 5, 1945
Air raid alarm at 10:30 a.m. Three B-24’s and five P-33’s came over. No rough stuff however. Note: Planes dropped leaflets over City on the… Read More »December 26, 1944
Jap Military Police from Ft. Santiago came into camp today and arrested Camp Chairman Grinnell, Duggleby, Robison, and Larsen, we don’t know the reason, they… Read More »Dec. 23, 1944
I will pause in the battle reports and pick up a few incidental routine items: November 14 received letter from Ada dated April 3, 44… Read More »Nov. 1, 1944 to Nov. 25, 1944
We had to turn in to the camp all money over 50 pesos Jap. But I sent out the 400.00 I had to the family… Read More »Aug. 1, 1944
borrowed 100.00 pesos from same source, on my Spanish War pension. I sent this money out to family by Mr. Duggleby, in charge of outside… Read More »Oct. 30, 1943