Oct. 30, 1943
borrowed 100.00 pesos from same source, on my Spanish War pension. I sent this money out to family by Mr. Duggleby, in charge of outside… Read More »Oct. 30, 1943
borrowed 100.00 pesos from same source, on my Spanish War pension. I sent this money out to family by Mr. Duggleby, in charge of outside… Read More »Oct. 30, 1943
Our guests were leaving the College, going French style. They took with them all that was theirs and all that was ours. Among the latter… Read More »October 27, 1943
Six months have elapsed since I have written and many events have taken place. On May 15, I went to St. Paul’s hospital for a… Read More »October 21, 1943
The text of the Alliance Treaty between Japan and the new Government was published today. The pact was signed by Ambassador Murata and Mr. Recto… Read More »October 20, 1943
We are working on the barracks—I truly believe that some transfer, including you, will take place within the near future, six weeks or less. I… Read More »Friday, October 15, 1943
Officially the Philippines is independent. But is she? Yesterday, during and after the ceremonies, many young people were asking us: “Do you believe that we… Read More »October 15, 1943
I went to work detail in Kitchen; I work in the “Gas House”, running the gas heater through which the hot water for the kitchen… Read More »Oct. 14, 1943
From now on, the Philippines is free, sovereign and independent. Japan so proclaimed, and President Laurel so announced. The inauguration was a family affair. Only… Read More »October 14, 1943
Philippine Independence Day! Today we woke up in highest spirits. We marched to school bearing “home-made” Filipino flags prepared last night by the group at… Read More »October 14, 1943 (Thursday)