August 22-September 21, 1944
The partial blackout started on Aug. 22. There was an occasional practice air-raid alarm and one or two actual air-raid alarms during August and the… Read More »August 22-September 21, 1944
University of Santo Tomas
Sept. 14, 1944
On Sept 14 from 7:57 to 9:08am and 9:47 to 11:10am had air raid alarm; no planes were seen or heard. We all had to… Read More »Sept. 14, 1944
August 15, 1944
The guards have been telling us what they are going to do to us if American planes come. One of them says he will kill… Read More »August 15, 1944
August 4, 1944
I went to Santo Tomas yesterday with Dorothy’s pass for renewal. Saw old Mrs. G. who looks so ill. Her husband is still in Fort… Read More »August 4, 1944
August 3, 1944
Plenty to do to get ready to receive funds for deposit. I have enough to deposit for 3 months only. That should be long enough… Read More »August 3, 1944
Aug. 1, 1944
We had to turn in to the camp all money over 50 pesos Jap. But I sent out the 400.00 I had to the family… Read More »Aug. 1, 1944
Sun. July 23, 1944
I am sure it has been over a year since I wrote last partly due to the fact that I was very busy, and also… Read More »Sun. July 23, 1944
July 21, 1944
We were photographed by Japs, my # is 2104, would like a copy. The Japs are getting tougher and tougher.
July 9, 10, 12, 1944
Japs brought in several hundred missionaries, priests and nuns, in covered trucks, kept them in the Gym, incommunicado overnight and took away next morning, probably… Read More »July 9, 10, 12, 1944