18 May 1942
BAGUIO. Today NARA Group invited about 70 people, BAGUIO FILIPINOS and a small number of JAPANESE sympathisers to the Group Commander’s official residence (General House)… Read More »18 May 1942
Camp John Hay
April, 1942— 95th to 124th Day
Shortage of salt — Bataan falls — Easter celebrated — More Chinese arrive — The tobacco crisis — We are transferred to Camp Holmes —… Read More »April, 1942— 95th to 124th Day
December 28th, 1941 to January 31, 1942— 1st to 33th Day
Dr. Mukaibo greets tis — Internment begins at Brent School — Complete disorganization — We walk to Camp John Hay — The food and water… Read More »December 28th, 1941 to January 31, 1942— 1st to 33th Day
January 31, 1942
When I told Isobel she was like a heroine of drama, her baby the first American born in Igorot Barracks Concentration Camp, she could only… Read More »January 31, 1942
January 30, 1942
The missionaries were called onto the court where an announcement was read that they were to be packed to go out at two! It does… Read More »January 30, 1942
January 28, 1942
Jerry and his garbage salad marvelous! Made from pieces of lettuce cut off leaves thrown out. The lootenants told a good story of a guard… Read More »January 28, 1942
January 27, 1942
Nakamura is proud of his camp organization and we had many bowls of flowers for the inspection, but the officer only looked in at the… Read More »January 27, 1942
January 24, 1942
I was not well but rested on mat after working on beans and carrots. Many children throwing up and crying in the night. No garbage… Read More »January 24, 1942