August 30, 1943
I sold two pair of army socks for 15.00 pesos.
I sold two pair of army socks for 15.00 pesos.
Apparently the camp is opposed to the proposed restaurant. Calhoun received quite a jolt, he looked dazed and a little angry at the monitors meeting… Read More »Sunday, August 29, 1943
Louis Wolf left on detail today. “Alice” was his nickname. He was a good kid, not all there, but he meant well. He hated to… Read More »August 28, 1943
Men worked too hard with little or no time to rest. Major Doris and I study Spanish in the evenings when opportunity presents itself. Have… Read More »Aug 25, 1943
Your package was most welcome and the santan jam was welcome as sugar… But no notes or anything and its tough when the British are… Read More »Tuesday, August 23, 1943
There has been some excitement in and around the camp. Friday night just before Roll Call, Taylor and Overton advised me that there was a… Read More »Sunday, August 22, 1943
Queer this war. Monday morning 8:30 P.I. time in my nip shack on a Lanao hillside looking toward Mt. Melindong across the smooth blue bay.… Read More »August 22, 1943
The Japanese want to put an end to the guerrillas once and for all. Adapting a system of zoning in different parts of the city,… Read More »August 20, 1943
There was a lot of bell ringing from the chapel the other night and there has been a lot of scurrying around on the part… Read More »Thursday, August 19, 1943