Feb. 5, 1945
This morning before six o’clock there was much moving around in the Japs rooms and loud commands, a sergeant camp looking for Mr. MOSS, interpreter,… Read More »Feb. 5, 1945
This morning before six o’clock there was much moving around in the Japs rooms and loud commands, a sergeant camp looking for Mr. MOSS, interpreter,… Read More »Feb. 5, 1945
I am sure it has been over a year since I wrote last partly due to the fact that I was very busy, and also… Read More »Sun. July 23, 1944
Ernest came home to spend part of the day with us. He had been instrumental in getting a Mr. Gordon released from camp, so these… Read More »Wed. Feb. 25/42
Cecil, Willie and I go to the Pasay Municipal to get our third hypodermic injection for typhoid, dysentery and cholera. We had two injections while… Read More »Sat. Jan. 24/42
By ten o’clock there were close to 150 of us in front of the main building ready to go. We waited. We waited. We waited.… Read More »Thurs. Jan. 15/42
Willie has a job helping prepare food in the Red Cross kitchen for the children. Cecil is on the clean-up gang at the annex. Leo… Read More »Tues. Jan. 13/42
Just getting nicely settled here in the room when the order came to move out to the gymnasium. It was recently opened, and that will… Read More »Sat. Jan. 10/42
Ernest is made interpreter for the main office between the five committee men representing the main body of the camp and the main Japanese officer… Read More »Thurs. Jan. 8/42
About twenty men were in our room, and we were instructed to get organized. That is, to appoint a monitor who would be responsible for… Read More »Wed. Jan. 7/42