April 26, 1942
The concentration camp in Capaz for Filipino and American war prisoners looks like a graveyard. Only there are no tombs and mausoleums and headstones. Instead,… Read More »April 26, 1942
The concentration camp in Capaz for Filipino and American war prisoners looks like a graveyard. Only there are no tombs and mausoleums and headstones. Instead,… Read More »April 26, 1942
Violent quarrels have developed over space, often a matter of three inches only, but it rages back and forth. It takes just about six hours… Read More »April 26, 1942
The days pass rather uneventfully, although it is rather stimulating to be caught outside when the Japs open up with their heavy artillery. I was… Read More »April 25, 1942
Saturday Ft. Hughes Boy, do I feel lousy this morning – all day in fact. I have one of the nastiest colds of my career.… Read More »April 25, 1942
Everyone seems rather optimistic over conditions. American planes have bombed Tokyo and several other cities in Japan.
[Fay C. Bailey’s 45th Birthday]: A very nice B’day in STIC. Presents from Althea toilet supplies and Granger tobacco. Tobacco and matches from the Hamiltons.… Read More »April 25, 1942
No action today.. A Major called looking over electrical outlets and discussing his opinion of Americans for bombing hospital ships, etc. Lonesome without draft that… Read More »25 Apr. ’42
Usual stuff. Nothing new. Very little activity. Have read “In Calico and Crinoline”, “When the Living Strive”, “Keys to the Kingdom”, “Oliver Wiswell”, “Mr. Glencannon”,… Read More »April 25, 1942