Sat. Jan. 24/42
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
Pasay
Fri. Jan. 16 – Fri. Jan. 23/42
We straightened up things at home, visited around among the friend and even went to Miso’s place for Salud’s birthday. Some of the folks came… Read More »Fri. Jan. 16 – Fri. Jan. 23/42
Sun. Jan. 4/42
We stay home for Meeting, as we do not like to get too far away from the house. Mr. and Mrs. Hernandez are still here… Read More »Sun. Jan. 4/42
Jan. 4, 1942
The boys and myself packed our clothes in barrack bag and haversacks, hid most of our food reserves and waited.
Sat. Jan. 3/42
Mr. Misos and Mr. Cruz came over to see us, as they know we must stay close to home. They tell us that looting still… Read More »Sat. Jan. 3/42
Fri. Jan. 2/42
Stay pretty close to home, as we do not want to get caught on the street when the army comes in. The looting is terrible!… Read More »Fri. Jan. 2/42
Thur. Jan. 1 1942
As Ernest and I were walking to Misos last evening for the meeting there, the sky was dark and foreboding with heavy clouds rolling up… Read More »Thur. Jan. 1 1942
January 1, 1942
A fine New Year’s Day—with a faint tinge of hangover and the Japs, like Sheridan, only twenty miles away—more or less. Mostly less. I understand… Read More »January 1, 1942
31 Dec. 1941
The year ends today. President Quezon has declared a three-day holiday. A number of shops have put up signs saying “Happy New Year”. Such wishes… Read More »31 Dec. 1941