Save for good doctors and nurses among internees none supplied by Japanese. Storage space adequate and good refrigeration. Oil stoves with ovens, electric refrigerators, as well as all needed cooking utensils, china and crockery supplied by camp. Equipment furnished of nice quality and attractive. Each housing unit has a sink with running water, except shelters, where water is being put in.
Internees purchase food in camp store with camp scrip.
It is possible to purchase good nutritional diets with the allowances. There were three mess halls with attached kitchens and a small hospital diet mess hall. The Peking mess served 400 to 440 people, Tienstsin mess 600, Tsingtua mess 800. A small storeroom and butchery was assigned to each kitchen in the case of the Peking kitchen a distance away. In addition there were 12 other refrigerators and ice-boxes which had been taken from the internees.