Diary pages from this date

Dr says Mabel has filled out nicely since she has been in hospital. She is being allowed to come to Elizabeth's playing tomorrow evening.  

This evening Olive and I went to see Billie Gill and Brian.

Two bankers, T. J. J. Fenwick and J. A. D. Morrison, make their first contacts with British Army Aid Group agent Lo Hung Sui ('No. 64') at the Sun Wah Hotel where the HKSBC staff are living. They meet again a few hours later at a restaurant in Des Voeux Road. Today has been chosen because it is a Japanese holiday. Tomorrow they will begin their escape.

Source:

Frank H. H. King, The History of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Volume 111, 1988, 617

Athletic sports on I.Q. ground

Impromptu concert, SS

Drown Heath

Mrs. Hess in Switz. asks Britn for sanctuary. We have new bullet-proof plane in action. All news good.

Mrs. St. searched re stolen ring. ((Not sure who 'Mrs. St.' was))

Better day.