April 30, 1936
Called at Dr. Sison’s. I must go completely on the waterwagon. Went to the Bureau of Science–then to Malacañan where I talked for half an… Read More »April 30, 1936
Called at Dr. Sison’s. I must go completely on the waterwagon. Went to the Bureau of Science–then to Malacañan where I talked for half an… Read More »April 30, 1936
Dr. Sison came to see me at Malacañan. He had advised Quezon not to leave on the Corregidor without taking a doctor along because of… Read More »April 29, 1936
At Malacañan. A. D. Williams had just come from a conference with Quezon, Paez and Ramon Fernandez; says the President is set on building railways… Read More »April 28, 1936
Doria sailed away on the Empress of Japan for a six weeks vacation in China. This is our first long separation.
Long talks with Unson about the Philippine Government. He remarked that General Wood had a sense of humour and was a strong character–in some respects was… Read More »April 24-25, 1936
At Malacañan and with the Survey Board. Quezon is to return from the Visayas tonight. Dosser told me that there were 210,000 mountain people–of whom… Read More »April 22-23, 1936
Quezon returned on Visayas having left the Arayat on account of a small typhoon in the Bicols. Unson met him at the steamer and said… Read More »April 22, 1936
Bridge–dinner at Murad Saleebys.
Returned to Manila, stiff, tired and dirty.