Friday June 11, 1943
For about the 20th successive lunch, excepting last Sunday, we had beans, black brown or mongo, for lunch. They just put in a spoonful of… Read More »Friday June 11, 1943
For about the 20th successive lunch, excepting last Sunday, we had beans, black brown or mongo, for lunch. They just put in a spoonful of… Read More »Friday June 11, 1943
Messrs. Gimmel, Kodaki and Kuroda came up from Manila today and are staying to look things over for a few days. Worked in the Y… Read More »Thursday June 10, 1943
Three more of the barracks blew over today, couldn’t see them from here, but it is said 1 in this area and 2 in the… Read More »Wednesday June 9, 1943
There was a rainstorm with some wind about 4 AM today and as we went across the field for mush we saw that the first… Read More »Tuesday, June 8, 1943
Thorough grounds cleaning at the Y, in spite of rain all afternoon. It’s a mess and will take some days to prepare for habitation. Several… Read More »Monday, June 7, 1943
Another warning from the Commander that the camp is liable to be attacked by guerrillas. The info was passed on at a monitor’s meeting and… Read More »Saturday, June 5, 1943
The Filipinos are allegedly evacuating the Y tomorrow and we take possession Sunday—I wonder? Calhoun spoke to the crowd tonight. Said you were very crowded… Read More »Friday, June 4, 1943
₱50 came thru North today—I’ll try to stock up on a few articles and spend as little as possible. A couple of Filipinos were tied… Read More »Thursday, June 3, 1943
This morning Porky wanted us (Americans) to build breastworks at the gates. Committee protested, so they had to use Filipinos. Built works of wood and… Read More »Wednesday, June 2, 1943