23 Apr. ’42
Azuma and Tanaka here saying part of us go tomorrow and the rest in a few days. Guess they want a party to get the… Read More »23 Apr. ’42
Robert G. Davis
22 Apr. ’42
Packing continued for moving and Japanese hauling away remaining property. Finished reading “Queed” by Harrison. Quite good after many years.
21 Apr. ’42
Japanese hauling away final dregs of Canacao. We are about packed up for the twenty-fourth. Three meals today and will take ten days supply of… Read More »21 Apr. ’42
20 Apr. ’42
Azuma and Tanaka called to see that all was ready to transfer the rest of the property and see If we had any questions. Got… Read More »20 Apr. ’42
19 Apr. ’42
Corporal cooled off this AM and is very courteous. Axe fell when Azura and Tanaka come at nine and said this place was to be… Read More »19 Apr. ’42
18 Apr. ’42
Very little plane activity. Corporal at the evening muster was irritated over officers and slapped Dr. Morgan because he didn’t have his shirt on. Although… Read More »18 Apr. ’42
17 Apr. ’42
Nothing doing here except the temperature going up to 101.5. Cooler last night. Finished “Not Without Peril” by Marguerite Allis.An early history of Vermont.
16 Apr. ’42
No activity today. Temperature 99 so the hot season is on. Finished “The Crossing” by Churchill. Haven’t had a visit from the Japanese Navy for… Read More »16 Apr. ’42
15 Apr. ’42
Temperature 98, no air activity, and little interest in this sector. Finished reading “Raleigh’s i^den” by Fletcher. Excellent Carolina Revolution story.