In Sundry Times and Places
Summary: Contrasts the scenic countryside as she travels by bus and Phil. 4:8-9 with a magazine article description of commando training in England. (DDLW #219). The Catholic Worker, June 1942, 4.
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Grave Injustice Done Japanese On West Coast
Summary: Decries the internment and relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II in concentration camps as unjust, and laments the attitudes justifying the action. Describes the dire living conditions and indignity suffered by the victims of internment. (DDLW #218) The Catholic Worker, Jun 1942, pp. 1, 3.
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Day After Day (June 1942)
Summary: Expresses a joyful heart despite the world war Reports on the effects of the war on the West Coast, lamenting the pervasive militarization. Recounts visits to friends and bishops in the West and reports on the activities of Catholic Workers on the West Coast, including Houses of Hospitality in Seattle, Sacramento, and Los Angeles. (DDLW #217) The Catholic Worker, Jun 1942, pp. 1, 4, 6.