June 4, 1945 Monday
Again rumors are circulating about the coming of Osmeña and MacArthur. We refuse to believe in order not to suffer another disappointment. We concede, however,… Read More »June 4, 1945 Monday
Army Navy Club
January 7, 1942
My second night in Room 25, Japanese number, and Room 221, American number, was just as restless and disturbing as the first. Bedbugs and mosquitoes… Read More »January 7, 1942
January 3, 1942
Though I couldn’t reach Catesy by phone, my phone rang continually. Friends and neighbors called to see if we were still in our home or… Read More »January 3, 1942
January 3, 1942
] didn’t go to bed. Mr. P-———— , an oil man caught here en route to India, has been staying in the house. He was… Read More »January 3, 1942
Dec. 30, 1941
I took convoy to Manila. Road very dusty and filled with vehicles and troops withdrawing to Bataan. Arrived in Manila at noon. Loaded trucks at… Read More »Dec. 30, 1941
December 12, 1941
The next morning Dorothy drove me to the Army and Navy Club where I was to meet the truck. Then came our first parting. Dorothy… Read More »December 12, 1941
December 9, 1941
About 2:00 A.M. was awakened by distant explosions & shaking of the building. Jumped from bed & ran outside. Explosions & gun fire from Nichols… Read More »December 9, 1941
16 Sept. 1941
The Pierce docked about 3:30 PM. We were taken 10 blocks away to the Army-Navy Club where the Air Force was giving a little party… Read More »16 Sept. 1941
October 24, 1938
Fort Stotsenburg, Pampanga, P. I. After twelve thousand five hundred miles at, & believe it or not, the magnificent speed of fourteen miles an hour,… Read More »October 24, 1938