March 29, 1942
Gave the men in the office a confidential, heart-to-heart talk. This is what I said: “Many responsible people outside and inside this office have suggested… Read More »March 29, 1942
Noya Yoshio
March 27, 1942
Noya has been replaced by Mr. Fukada as Supervisor. Noya was all right. He was not arrogant and we got along quite well. There must… Read More »March 27, 1942
March 23, 1942
The Army formally took over the NARIC this morning. This is what I said: The work of the NARIC heretofore has been to stabilize prices… Read More »March 23, 1942
March 22, 1942
Had a showdown with the Supervisor. There is nothing like talking frankly. I told him I wanted to know just where I stood. If I… Read More »March 22, 1942
March 14, 1942
Presented my resignation verbally to Mr. Noya. Was “asked” to remain. Insistence on my resignation will be considered a hostile act by the Military. Another… Read More »March 14, 1942
February 23, 1942
Proud of our boys in Bataan. They are still holding the line. KGEI reports “heavy exchange of artillery in the Bataan peninsula.” We’re doing better… Read More »February 23, 1942
February 19, 1942
Everybody in the office is in a state of high nervous tension. Unson was taken to Fort Santiago. Why was he taken? What will they… Read More »February 19, 1942
February 16, 1942
Martial law is severe, ruthless. It knows no leniency. Three British internees were made to dig three graves and then they were executed in the… Read More »February 16, 1942
February 14, 1942
Asked an old man of eighty years which regime he prefers: Spanish, American or Japanese? The old man thought for a moment. Then he answered… Read More »February 14, 1942