June 12, 1944
Jerry talked to Dr. Mather and they discussed feeding me Red Cross meat, with liver shots. If I eat so much of the canned meat,… Read More »June 12, 1944
Diary of Natalie Crouter
June 11, 1944
Ten of us including our two families and Carl filled our dugout, eating until we couldn’t sit up, to celebrate June’s 15th birthday, with Peg’s… Read More »June 11, 1944
June 10, 1944
We watched the dancing. I had one waltz with Jerry and he danced many with his daughter who is learning fast and adores dance-night. Bedie… Read More »June 10, 1944
June 8, 1944
Most conversation now is exchange of symptoms and cures for deficiencies. The phase of emergency packs is long past.
June 6, 1944
We had rice three times today, and for supper camote, and coconut milk gravy. And that is all. We each had a fried egg for… Read More »June 6, 1944
June 4, 1944
We have 2 eggs apiece these days, while we have the cash and they can be bought. We are storing up internally. June and I… Read More »June 4, 1944
June 3, 1944
Sign on the Board: “Since the term ‘Jap’ is considered an insult, the Command requests that in conversation when you refer to the Japanese the… Read More »June 3, 1944
June 2, 1944
I went to see Bedie move up to 8th grade. One more year, then high school. Sometimes there are only three study books to a… Read More »June 2, 1944
June 1, 1944
[Now] the Japanese turn nasty. They had heard the children call them Japs and complained to Carl. Now the chef, asked where some supplies came… Read More »June 1, 1944