Busy piling food and other material in lobby Japanese came at ten Find began loading. Told us to keep ten days food, but we expect them sooner. Hard to know why we are left a few days after knowing or expecting to join the
rest at Pasay. This is a quiet war sector these days. Here at Scholastlca, four months today, and our 115 days under guard. Finished reading “Cabbages and Kings” by O Henry, forty-fifth book here. All thick mattresses gone and slept on thin one last night.
Robert G. Davis
Captain, Medical Corps, USN. Commanding officer, Cañacao Naval Hospital, Sangley Point, Cavite which was moved to Sta. Scholastica's College, Manila, until interned by the Japanese on January 2, 1942.
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