2 Feb. ’42
Azumo called with Lt. Hamamota head of Japanese supplies for the Navy and asked for medical stores and instruments. Protests resulted in only a few… Read More »2 Feb. ’42
Diary of Robert G. Davis
1 Feb. ’42
Rumors of good news. Mrs. Hobbs, Red Cross representative got in with a Russian Interpreter and brought some magazines and cigarettes. First contact with the… Read More »1 Feb. ’42
12 Jan. ’42
Lieutenant Iwasi Shimizu called and took Sgt. Wells to the Philippine General Hospital for two weeks radium treatment. It was arranged over the phone with… Read More »12 Jan. ’42
11 Jan. ’42
Lt. Iwasi Shimizu called for one hour and arranged for Sgt. Wells lip treatment with radium the Philippine General Hospital. Sgt. Wells of the Marine… Read More »11 Jan. ’42
10 Jan. ’42
Costa returned unharmed after questioning. Dr. Omorti, Capt., asked about the cost of.food and medical supplies for one month here, also a list of all… Read More »10 Jan. ’42
9 Jan. ’42
Complete search by a committee of Medical Officers and all souyenirs ordered to be collected and turned into the Japanese. Major Ota called and asked… Read More »9 Jan. ’42
8 Jan. ’42
Several visits and inspections by the Japanese. The best of one committee was a Doctor of Lieut.Comdr. rank of the Japanese Navy, who better understands… Read More »8 Jan. ’42
7 Jan. ’42
At ten-fifteen inspection of hospital and grounds by several Japanese doctors collecting quinine. Three autos and radios taken. At 1400 the Japanese took over the… Read More »7 Jan. ’42
6 Jan. ’42
No events today. Body of Koenig left at 1545 through Red Cross to Funeria Nationale [Funeraria Nacional] with Japanese approval. After the long delay with… Read More »6 Jan. ’42