Sunday, May 30, 1943
Memorial Day—Ever since I can remember, this has been a memorable holiday, the kind that children remember because of their impressions. Strangely enough it has… Read More »Sunday, May 30, 1943
Memorial Day—Ever since I can remember, this has been a memorable holiday, the kind that children remember because of their impressions. Strangely enough it has… Read More »Sunday, May 30, 1943
Porky allowed George to go shopping with the bus today wouldn’t (let) Dayton go out however. Reason: Dayton is a member of this camp, George… Read More »Saturday, May 29, 1943
Well, the notes we sent Monday came back undelivered and we gather that things have been other than quiet at Santo Tomas. I received ₱90… Read More »Thursday, May 27, 1943
Dearest Charmian… It will probably be some time before you and the rest of Santo Tomas get here, there’s still a lot of building to… Read More »Wednesday, May 26, 1943
Rain all morning and no sun in the afternoon—chow was good though and we cut a pineapple that was the sweetest I’ve ever tasted, we… Read More »Tuesday, May 25, 1943
Barracks nearing completion across the creek—no one has seen them yet! Well-driving machinery to be here this week from Manila. I know the postholes were… Read More »Monday, May 24, 1943
The High Command announced that the enemy nationals detained at the UST Compound would be transferred to Los Baños at the fringe of Laguna de… Read More »May 10, 1943
I had just visited another concentration camp—that of Santo Tomas. There are actually some 3,000 internees and in some more time, a few thousand more… Read More »December 1, 1942
Yesterday and today we saw big groups of American prisoners being transported, probably to Japan or Mindanao. Their appearance was pitiful. They had their small… Read More »October 6, 1942