Sunday June 27, 1943
That’s the date in 1941 when I became actively conscious of Manila and the Philippines. I went to Vesper service and heard Fonger deliver a… Read More »Sunday June 27, 1943
That’s the date in 1941 when I became actively conscious of Manila and the Philippines. I went to Vesper service and heard Fonger deliver a… Read More »Sunday June 27, 1943
General Hamada made his official visit to the camp this afternoon. I wish he’d come early enough for camote beans and meat, which I think… Read More »Friday June 25, 1943
Another day—’Tis said that the barracks will not have concrete floors as advertised, the kitchens will be adequate and possibly 600 invalids and old people… Read More »Thursday June 24, 1943
Things moving along as usual, some general is due to inspect the camp today, 16 planes went south this morning and the paper has an… Read More »Wednesday June 23, 1943
One of the odd facts about the camp is that no one has the correct time. An ancient alarm clock in the Gym is set… Read More »Monday June 21, 1943
I’ve worn the socks, couldn’t resist, they are perfect for size and feel wonderful. Darling, I hope you and your father can come up together… Read More »Saturday June 19, 1943
Those new socks [probably knitted from string.]—wonderful! You are a darling! I’ve been hoarding sugar but I guess we’ll use some on the mush for… Read More »Wednesday June 16, 1943
…Yesterday we moved into the Y. Not much confusion and the only lapses involved work in the form of bed frames that were lying out… Read More »Tuesday June 15, 1943
Tomorrow we move to the Y, a month ago we were supposed to be in within a few days. It will be quite comfortable, but… Read More »Sunday June 13, 1943