Wednesday, February 4, 1942
We went to Calinog to visit Coné’s patients, as I mentioned before that the Mission Hospital is now there and taken over by the Army.… Read More »Wednesday, February 4, 1942
We went to Calinog to visit Coné’s patients, as I mentioned before that the Mission Hospital is now there and taken over by the Army.… Read More »Wednesday, February 4, 1942
We’ve decided to shift a group of pursuits from ABDA to Australia, for use in N.E. against Jap attack. Hope it does some good. Allotted… Read More »Wednesday, February 4, 1942
Having assessed the opinion of representative and impartial persons in the country these last few days on the causes and effects of the fast occupation… Read More »February 4, 1942
Representatives of Life Magazine here taking photographs all over hospital. Was in several with Col Van but don’t know if any will be published. Much… Read More »Feb. 4, 1942
Received news from my son, Philip. One of his men came here at home and reported that Philip is alive and in good health. He… Read More »February 4, 1942
They did not completely unload the Legaspi last night. About 4000 sacks of rice still remain unloaded tonight as we do not work during daylight… Read More »February 4, 1942
We’re off again, with only two days rest. Supposed to be 50 Japs made a landing at Sasiam Lake. We packed up bag and baggage,… Read More »Feb. 4 — 42
Provost Marshall’s Office Corregidor Will sleep with men here tonight. Tomorrow we will leave for Maragondon, Cavite. From there we shall take the mountain… Read More »February 4, 1942
A quiet night. Spent a while on the roof where we go each evening for observation but all was dark in the neighboring environment. Azume… Read More »4 Feb. ’42