Sunday, May 30, 1943
Memorial Day—Ever since I can remember, this has been a memorable holiday, the kind that children remember because of their impressions. Strangely enough it has… Read More »Sunday, May 30, 1943
Memorial Day—Ever since I can remember, this has been a memorable holiday, the kind that children remember because of their impressions. Strangely enough it has… Read More »Sunday, May 30, 1943
In a hurried trip I made through northern Luzon, I have observed that this region is more peaceful and normalized. The people are occupied in… Read More »May 30, 1943
[Melvin McCoy, Stephen Mellnik, William] They are a bit stir crazy, and apparently determined to continue on south.
Decoration Day, after much talk the Japanese allowed us this day in which to honor our 5,000 dead comrades. At nine o’clock 2,000 of us… Read More »May 30, 1943
Porky allowed George to go shopping with the bus today wouldn’t (let) Dayton go out however. Reason: Dayton is a member of this camp, George… Read More »Saturday, May 29, 1943
Porky continues to be troublesome, wouldn’t (let) the camp vegetable buyer go out even on commandant’s pass. Wouldn’t let the pineapples in or the canteen.… Read More »Friday, May 28, 1943*
The guards saw Eric and his wife eating together at the shop. They asked if it were husband and wife, and they said yes. A… Read More »May 29, 1943
Lunch with Mrs. Luther Bewley, the wife of my old director of education in the Philippines, who is now a prisoner of the Japanese at… Read More »May 27, 1943
Well, the notes we sent Monday came back undelivered and we gather that things have been other than quiet at Santo Tomas. I received ₱90… Read More »Thursday, May 27, 1943