Feb. 6, 1945
Camp is crawling with so-called war correspondents, photographers, and Red Cross workers; Red Cross have plenty of smiles and sympathy but nothing much else but… Read More »Feb. 6, 1945
Red Cross
Monday, August 29, 1944 –
We received our pkgs on the 25th. I got mine. It was the first real thing from home, and it really made me happy. It… Read More »Monday, August 29, 1944 –
16 June 1944
At Cebu after a slow trip two men escaped or tried it. Cebu is a pretty place I would like to come here on peace.… Read More »16 June 1944
6-8-44 7:00 a.m.
Still in Davao Gulf. A hell of a night. Planes flew all night. 1237 Men. Boat Stastics – 1237 Prisoners on well dice. 6. Toilets… Read More »6-8-44 7:00 a.m.
6-5-44 11 p.m.
Told to-nite we are leaving Dapecol am in Co. #1. Leading at 3:00 am in the morning. Am packed and ready hope I got my… Read More »6-5-44 11 p.m.
Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1943
The arrival of the Red Cross relief supplies was a great thing for the Camp. No doubt many lives were saved by the food and… Read More »Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1943
Nov. 1 to Dec. 30th, 1943
The Jap store has been closed and a market started there where people can buy fruit and vegetables. The camp sales store or Canteen near… Read More »Nov. 1 to Dec. 30th, 1943
Dec. 25, 1943
Like spiders crawling in every direction from the center of a web, all of the 450 internees were coming from the bodega with carts, sacks, poles, ropes—anything… Read More »Dec. 25, 1943
April 7, 1943
I have been resting in bed for several weeks to regain some of my lost weight. I have gained eight pounds and am feeling fine.… Read More »April 7, 1943