December 31, 1945
December 31, 1945
Nothing Unusual -just another day in prison- slept at 7 p.m. straight to 6 a.m. next morning.
Jorge B. Vargas
(August 24, 1890 — February 22, 1980). Executive Secretary of President Quezon, 1935-41; Mayor of the City of Greater Manila, 1942; Chairman of the Philippine Executive Commission, 1942-1943. Ambassador to Japan of the Japanese-sponsored Republic, 1943-1945.
January 4, 1946
January 4, 1946
At 9:45 Chaplain Clemen came in and surprised me washing my winter underwear -told him I consider my life as having gone back to the
January 6, 1946
January 6, 1946
I cut out Amorsolo’s Harvest scene, Resurreccion Hidalgo’s Punta Santa Ana and de la Rosa’s Pasig River from art catalogue. Also picture of Kawilihan from
April 24th, 1946
April 24, 1946
All four back issues of NT came this am. just before exercise—-nothing yet about Phil. Elections. While at exercise was called out I thought
April 25th, 1946
April 25, 1946
Early today rec’d April 8th number of “Time.” While going down to breakfast heard that Stahmer had been put in solitary confinement. Seen him later at
April 29th, 1946
April 29, 1946
Haircut at 9 am. today——Old barber—1 zipper. At exercise this afternoon Laurel wanted to discuss what we thought Roxas would do on collaborationist issue. He
June 19th, 1946
June 19, 1946
Rizal Day! Also Toto’s second wedding anniversary. We drunk our coffee to Rizal’s memory at breakfast this morning —- all five of us. But most
June 21st, 1946
June 21, 1946
June 21st Started early in the morning to put letter to Nena in shape. Had made so many corrections and insertions of thoughts that came
June 22nd, 1946
June 22, 1946
Was called late this morning for shaving. For a time thought I had written too soon to Nena about manong to shave everyday thinking they
June 23rd, 1946
June 23, 1946
Got up earlier than usual today being Sunday so I could get out from trunk my Sunday clothes before beginning to sweep and mop the
June 24th, 1946
June 24, 1946
Fiesta of San Juan today—a lot of people must be getting doused up today crossing San Juan bridge, and perhaps even Mandaluyong. At breakfast Osias
July 17th, 1946
July 17, 1946
Night was warm & suffocating. Suffered a lot on a/c of heat during the whole night—fortunately the mosquitoes had disappeared—but must have over exercised yesterday
July 18th, 1946
July 18, 1946
The night has been rather pleasant——there was a slight breeze blowing through the windows, and there being no more mosquitoes, slept rather well, though woke
July 19th, 1946
July 19, 1946
Tolerably good night no mosquitoes, not so warm. At bath was told by BaMaw that his case is due to come up again. The Sgt.
July 20th, 1946
July 20, 1946
Woke up around 4 in the morning, but after moving was able to pick up some more sleep until the guard knocked shortly after six.
July 21st, 1946
July 21, 1946
Could not sleep well during the night, although had retired late almost eleven o’clock. Probably the events of the previous had made so much havoc
July 22nd, 1946
July 22, 1946
Could not sleep right away after retiring for the night last night——had been laundering a pair of socks which I plan to use tomorrow when