;

    Jeo be out on treets between 8 P.M. and 6 A.M.; Jews were

    forbidden to attend ters, movies or any otertainment; Jeo use sennis courts, ic fields; Jeo go roo take part in any atic activity in public; Jeo sit in ter 8 P.M.; Jeo visit Cians in to attend Je do t do t, but life  on. Jacque alo me, quot;I dont dare do anyts not allowed.”

    In t sick and o ion, so my birttle celebration. In t do mucing  ended in en I till love ion in 1942 ended to make up for t along .

    till doing  brings me to t date of June 20, 1942, and tion of my diary.

    SAtURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942

    Dearest Kitty! Let me get started rigs nice and quiet no and Margot o play Ping-Pong  reess. Ive been playing a lot of Ping-Pong myself lately. So muc five of us girls s called quot;ttle Dipper Minus t; A really silly name, but its based on a mistake. e ed to give our club a special name; and because ttle Dipper. e t it consisted of five stars, but urned out to be  ;Minus t; Ilse agner , and t us play in t. Since   playing Ping-Pong, our games usually end  to t ice-cream parlor t alloopped ing around for our purses or money -- most of time its so busy in Oasis t o find a feance or an admirer to offer us more ice cream t in a week.

    Youre probably a little surprised to alking about admirers at sucender age. Unfortunately, or not, as to be rampant at our sc to talking, nine times out of ten I can be sure  and  let

    me out of  for a second. ually cools, especially since I i