November 12, 1944
We have spent quiet nights since the first of November, but the rumor is that the guerrillas (USAFFE) may come in any time. We all… Read More »November 12, 1944
We have spent quiet nights since the first of November, but the rumor is that the guerrillas (USAFFE) may come in any time. We all… Read More »November 12, 1944
Dolly and Jr. are improving. Last night was quiet and we passed a restful night. We all slept in the shelter downstairs. Coné and Meñing… Read More »November 2, 1944
I have not given you a description of the college, so I shall now do so. The girls school (Colegio de San Jose) was built… Read More »October 8, 1944
The weather cleared up today and we had a little sunshine for a few hours, but now it seems that it might rain any minute.… Read More »October 4, 1944
Today we expected a raid, as planes flew overhead, but they headed for some other destination. Food is getting scarce. One can of Quaker Oats… Read More »October 3, 1944
It is still raining and the school campus looks like a miniature lake. Many children are sick with colds. Roland was ill for six days,… Read More »October 3, 1944
Last night I did not sleep well and felt nervous in the house. The Japanese across from us are always shouting and it bothers me.… Read More »September 25, 1944
All is quiet today and one continues with his normal routine. Prices of food continue to soar, and in spite of the free kitchens, children… Read More »September 23, 1944
Food is getting very scarce and there is practically nothing to buy in the market. A small chicken costs 150 Pesos and egg 10 Pesos… Read More »September 22, 1944