Dec. 14, 1942
It is a constant struggle to get spoons enough to set the table, bowls in line, to keep track of tins or soap. Once a… Read More »Dec. 14, 1942
It is a constant struggle to get spoons enough to set the table, bowls in line, to keep track of tins or soap. Once a… Read More »Dec. 14, 1942
After Miss Lulu Reyes phoned me the other day about dinner last night, I was curious and intrigued about it – I’ve not seen her… Read More »December 13,1942
Rōyama and I took noon luncheon with Miki Kiyoshi and listened to his observations on the Philippine situation. Summary of Miki’s observations on the Philippines:… Read More »December 13, 1942 (Sunday)
For the last three days the Japanese have been bombing our soldiers near Dinglé and Barotac Nuevo. The enemy says, “they will clean up our… Read More »December 11, 1942
I left for Northern Luzon. Filipino policemen, by order of Japanese officials, meticulously checked all our luggages for arms and subversive documents. There has been… Read More »Pangasinan, December 11, 1942
In accordance with my plan and with the approval of my Senior Inspector, I boarded Mr. Go Beng’s Truck for Manila 2 days ago (Dec. 8)… Read More »December 10, 1942
Accompanying Royama, called on Hon. Murata Shōzō, chief civil adviser to the Japanese Military Administration. Akiyama Ryu joined us at luncheon at Murata’s residence. In… Read More »December 10 (Thursday), 1942
Royama and I took off at 0830 from Gannosu (Fukuoka) Airport, by an army heavy bomber (reconstructed), for Manila, via Taipei. Arrived at Nielson Airport,… Read More »December 9 (Wednesday), 1942
Vargas, in his capacity as Chairman of Festivities, yesterday announced the formation of an official and exclusive political party replacing all existing parties which are… Read More »December 9, 1942