October 10, 1944
I can sit up twice a day in a chair, have visitors and normal diet. “Report of a Conference with the Command and Mr Yamato.… Read More »October 10, 1944
I can sit up twice a day in a chair, have visitors and normal diet. “Report of a Conference with the Command and Mr Yamato.… Read More »October 10, 1944
Junkins gave me some lettuce leaves. With so much rest I do not get so empty because I do nothing to dissipate strength, My poor… Read More »September 16, 1944
I could hear Mr. Tomibe’s military bellow voice from here at 7:30 as he made his farewell speech to roll call assembly. He said we… Read More »September 15, 1944
I asked Miss McKim to please say “Auld Lang Syne” to Tomibe San for me and to tell him I will long remember the two… Read More »September 14, 1944
The wood crew say that some Filipinos going by grinning, asked sotto voce “Why do you work so hard? It won’t be long now.” Others… Read More »September 13, 1944
June came straight from the garden with a muddy rear where the hoe had let her slip twice into the ditch. She looked adorable in… Read More »September 11, 1944
Miss McKim tells of the Committee giving a farewell coffee and cookies party for Tomibe. He is going to be head of Trade and Commerce… Read More »September 9, 1944
June copies the Minutes for me since I came to the hospital. “The Japanese authorities have repeatedly urged us to refrain from any enthusiastic display… Read More »September 8, 1944
We are all kidding each other about our synapses, the nerve ends that Skerl says don’t meet or fit together like the fingers of each… Read More »September 7, 1944