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July 18 (Saturday)

Mr. Sakimura is pandering to the military and not giving any consideration to any of his fellow citizens. It is unbearable and simply nauseating for us. He was recruiting labor volunteers this morning and telling us that we could earn money for beer, and I do not know what to say.

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Such behavior should be despised as a squad leader. Physical labor volunteers demanded this morning is what we should reject. There is no one who would volunteer to render labor to make money here. Mr. Sakimura sounds excited and is telling us there are positions such as inspection, cleaning and bringing out beddings on Fridays. He is just like a flattering servant and encourages others to join him. He is just wearing Japanese skin. Mr. Kameichi Komachi was hospitalized today as his x-ray test result required.

Title:
July 18, 1942 entry
Creator:
Sakaino, Bunro
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1942-07-18
Description:
July 18, 1942, diary entry written by Bunro Sakaino while he was incarcerated at Camp Livingston, near Pineville, Louisiana.
Subjects:
concentration camps diaries
Location:
Camp Livingston, LA
Source:
MG 387, George Shihei Shitamae papers, Special Collections and Archives, University of Idaho Library
Translator:
transcribed and translated by Naoko Tanabe, 2024-25, from Denso densho.org
Source Identifier:
mg387_1_7-1942-07-18
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
jpn

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