November 22, 1944
The hungrier we became, the more we talked about the expected arrival of the Red Cross kits. The Nips were approached today by our patient… Read More »November 22, 1944
The hungrier we became, the more we talked about the expected arrival of the Red Cross kits. The Nips were approached today by our patient… Read More »November 22, 1944
Nov. 22nd Still under Air-alert. Some internees say they heard all night the rumbling of guns & flickering of lights far to the South –… Read More »November 22, 1944
Alarms but no bombing.
NOVEMBER 13 — Alarm 7:30 a.m. NOVEMBER 14 — Alarm 7:30 a.m. NOVEMBER 19 — Alarm 6:00 a.m. NOVEMBER 21 — Alarm 4:40 a.m.
We had eleven new cases of bacillary at the kids’ hospital, and as I doled out the sulfa to the kids, I took twice the… Read More »November 21, 1944
Nov. 21st The air-raid siren went off at 4:25 AM. Now it is after 10 o’clock, the air-raid alarm is still on, not a plane… Read More »November 21, 1944
Who would have thought a year ago that rice would become so precious? We had another cut in our rice ration. Kay’s delicate sister sold… Read More »November 20, 1944
Nov. 20th Perhaps bodies are not the determining factor in our lives – Wilfred Grenfell, Marie Curie, Pasteur, Mozart, Beethoven, Schiller – all worked under… Read More »November 20, 1944
We always expected our bombers on Sunday and they didn’t disappoint us today. Again, the Manila harbor area received a great deal of punishment, and… Read More »November 19, 1944