October 20, 1944
It is like a squirrel cage [here], round and round, getting nowhere except every day a slight slipping backward, that losing feeling. How many millions… Read More »October 20, 1944
It is like a squirrel cage [here], round and round, getting nowhere except every day a slight slipping backward, that losing feeling. How many millions… Read More »October 20, 1944
Jerry, Charles Bary, and Clark are the Investigating Jury. Eighteen chickens and many eggs have been missing since February. It goes back months, so that… Read More »October 12, 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
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
At 10 A.M. the new school building was dedicated, turned over to the Committee, students and teachers by the Commandant and his staff. Mr. Tomibe… Read More »June 17, 1944
We have 2 eggs apiece these days, while we have the cash and they can be bought. We are storing up internally. June and I… Read More »June 4, 1944
Sign on the Board: “Since the term ‘Jap’ is considered an insult, the Command requests that in conversation when you refer to the Japanese the… Read More »June 3, 1944
From the Minutes of May 23. “No word that cannot be found in the dictionary may be used on monthly correspondence cards. . . .… Read More »May 25, 1944