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Tom Hutchinson's War Diary - Page 60

Notes:

26/12/44 - 3 Lushus Jellies   78.-  ((?))
29/12/44 - ((Tom stopped writing up his diary abruptly on this date possibly due to Allied bombing of Japanese installations nearby. The family left their flat and moved in with friends in Homantin.))

Supporting information:

 

     

Spent morning with Sheila, Peggy, Audrey etc. at St Stephens arranging the toys we'd made for RC social and labelling them. Social went off very well, with tableaux, a choir in which Mabel sang; and the great cake, baked by Father Meyer and to which all RCs had contributed tiny amounts of ingredients.

In evening, Mabel, Yvonne Blackmore, George Sanders, Eric MacNider, Clifton and myself had a party in Clifton's room ((he shared an amah's room with another fellow)).   We had too much to eat - a terrific chow-fan, George's special congee, and a pudding with sauce.  I couldn't move for ages after the meal.

Fine, dry, hazy, overcast.

Dentists window.

Sweet congee 1pm.

Filling in J.P’s chatty & had cup of tea with him. ((Possibly J P Penefather-Evans?))

17 Jap old type dive bombers over 4.20pm E-W. Air-raid alarm 6.30pm

(Xmas bill 59-40)

All clear 7.15pm.

Lorry with veg 7.45pm, wood 1pm.