Aug. 26, 1944
I woke with diarrhea and then had bad chills, one after another. My hands and upper lip were numb, ears filled and cracking. I crawled… Read More »Aug. 26, 1944
I woke with diarrhea and then had bad chills, one after another. My hands and upper lip were numb, ears filled and cracking. I crawled… Read More »Aug. 26, 1944
One says it is a scandal that Dr. Shafer is giving hypos to some of the officers and guards who come to the hospital—he should… Read More »Aug. 16, 1944
Jerry says it is funny that three of us should get B-2 deficiency when he hasn’t had it yet. I tell him he has had… Read More »Aug. 8, 1944
Poor Bede is so hungry. I told him to come to me when he couldn’t stand it and we would talk but not to ask… Read More »Aug. 6, 1944
Bede has brought me some small nasturtium leaves, knowing my hunger for green. He hides them and is almost in tears at finding something for… Read More »July 31, 1944
A priceless note from Mr. Yamato: “Oh dear Mr. Chairman [of the internees’ committee] and Mr. Denki—In this scientific age of ours we must make… Read More »July 28, 1944
At 10 A.M. the new school building was dedicated, turned over to the Committee, students and teachers by the Commandant and his staff. Mr. Tomibe… Read More »June 17, 1944
Supplies and clothing received from the Neutral Welfare Committee of the International Y: Peanuts, soap, coffee. tea, sugar, salt, cigars, margarine, powdered milk, 6 tampipis… Read More »June 16, 1944
A Tribune comes in now and then, no one knows how. The Chinese cook for the Japanese staff had one on his head when he… Read More »June 15, 1944