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26 Jul 1942, Barbara Anslow's diary

The Shanghailanders really left this afternoon.

I'm still getting fatter, 120 and a half lbs.

26 Jul 1942, Chronology of Events Related to Stanley Civilian Internment Camp

About 50 internees with links to Shanghai are sent to that city. Some of the more senior manage to get themselves repatriated there on a ship taking off Allied Consular Officials.

 

'The worst stories of atrocities come from Hong Kong,' writes the (Glasgow) Sunday Post on page 1, picking up a story on the American repatriates. They note, however, that Stanley Camp's children are relatively well-treated and seem 'healthy and happy.'

26 Jul 1942, Ella Buuck's wartime diary

Sunday.

Elaine’s 5th birthday. We had invited 12 girls for 3 o’clock. The steward prepared orange juice and they had a grand time.

Lorenz went sightseeing. Yesterday he and Lenny went to the museum.

In the evening we had a nice visit with Rev. Klein.

26 Jul 1942, Eric MacNider's wartime diary

Children's festival service (Wittenbach)

67 internees left for Shanghai. 

Wittenbach / FR Myhill

26 Jul 1942, R. E. Jones Wartime diary

Rain.

10 Jap bombers flew over W-E this forenoon.

Shanghailanders went at 1PM.

26 Jul 1942, W J Carrie's wartime diary

The 23rd has come and gone - I thought of you all day - next year we must be all together.  Glover has at last got away to Shanghai - I hope he arrives safely.  I shall miss him terribly here - I may try and change my room.    AIAW.   B.B.