5-13-44
The Japanese directed that a list be prepared of all service personnel who were on duty at Fort Santiago or Fort McKinley prior to the… Read More »5-13-44
1944
May 13, 1944
Those who are caught with shortwave sets are now shot, no more bother with jail terms.
May 12, 1944 (Friday)
Party of Miss Go. One of the most enjoyable parties we have attended so far. (This was intended as a despedida party for Teresita Vargas,… Read More »May 12, 1944 (Friday)
May 12, 1944
Camp pictures—the wood crew walking in after lunch in all kinds of caps and clothes, battered and patched, torn and dusty, motley but picturesque; Dr.… Read More »May 12, 1944
May 11, 1944 (Thursday)
Party at Mrs. Sawada’s Residence. At 7:00 p.m. we attended a despedida [farewell] party given by Mrs. [Renzo] Sawada, wife of the Japanese Ambassador to… Read More »May 11, 1944 (Thursday)
May 11, 1944
At Japanese class Miss McKim related Cinderella in Nippongo.
5-10-44
Forty-three (43) patients admitted from Clark Field, work detail at 1030 this date. Dr. Nogi inspected the hospital this date. One member of the Japanese… Read More »5-10-44
May 10, 1944 (Wednesday)
At the Metropolitan Police Board. This afternoon we visited the offices of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Board as part of our practical curriculum at school.… Read More »May 10, 1944 (Wednesday)
May 9, 1944 (Tuesday)
Party at Nagasakis’. At 5:00 p.m. Quiambao, Pena and I were invited to dinner at the Nagasaki residence on the occasion of the departure of… Read More »May 9, 1944 (Tuesday)