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of War wants to protect Jewish war workers,
[strikethrough] officials [/strikethrough], clerks, etc. [strikethrough] in warwork [/strikethrough] and [strikethrough] does [strikethrough] will not
let them [strikethrough] out from today on, from the war plants premises [/strikethrough] leave the premises for their own protection.

Having finished my work, I hurried to Klari Forrai,
to tell her about the Swedish errand. From there
to Deák 8. Horvath, where I should have met Marika
with a furcoat, but she was not there,
I hope, nothing has happened to her. She
was neither at Bö before, as I had to ascertain
on ‘phone. At 4 p.m. I had a rendezvous
with young Mrs. Rakovszky at the [strikethrough] graveyard [/strikethrough] cemetery
we had a stimulating talk and
I hope, I did help her a bit towards [a] decision.
Fancy, her first name is Barbara! In town,
before going to Farkasrét I met Gizi and
Ily Várady (such a female! Talking all the
time about Kállay’s perfidy, the allies cruelty,
etc.) on the streetcar we came with Elly Hermans,
not by chance.

I am advised to go to the shelter next time
as people’s imbecility does not believe that

*see page 78