Anne Louise Goldthorpe

More and more people are coming to take injections of Japanese vitamin B + one milligram per cc. People who work 4 hours a day… Read More »Wednesday, Jan. 31st, 1945

Mr. Ball and Mrs. Shuman died yesterday. Mr. Ball was in our civilian jail for obtaining an extra breakfast, poor fellow. The soup for the… Read More »Tuesday, Jan, 30th, 1945

The camp is riding on a wave of good news just now. People tell each other it will only be a few days now; that… Read More »Sunday, Jan. 28th, 1945

Lots of demolition lastit night, and more this morning. Went to service for Mr. Higham. Father Abbitt gave us some greens. I fixed them for… Read More »Saturday, Jan. 27th, 1945

Visited my garden at the hospital today. The onions are beginning to grow. Two tomato plants, which planted themselves, are sprouting; the mungo beans are… Read More »Thursday, Jan. 25th, 1945

Dr. Blum is sick in hospital with dengue. Bombing, but not continuous. We have been under air raid conditions for 2 weeks. Mr. Moran died… Read More »Tuesday, Jan. 23rd, 1945

Eight big explosions between 9 and 10 o’clock last night. We had soy beans for breakfast; queer tasting but doubtless nourishing. New orders from the… Read More »Monday, Jan. 22nd, 1945

The Japanese are making machine-gun nests of crude rubber at the corner of the Main Bldg. and the Hospital. Artillery fire can be seen from… Read More »Sunday, Jan. 21st, 1945