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Barbara Anslow:
She lived in Block 5, [Married Quarters, Stanley Internment Camp], with husband,and 2 children from her previous marriage - Betty and Jacky FitzGerald, both of whom were half-Chinese with American connections, and were repatriated with the Americans in June 1942.
Barbara Anslow:
In December 1941 he was a Government clerk.
Barbara Anslow:
[In 1942] he was a medical professor.
Barbara Redwood:
[In 1941, my sister] Olive was engaged to Sam ('Topper') Brown of the Royal Artillery.
Topper died as a p.o.w in Japan.
Barbara Anslow:
[In late 1941] I had an unserious boyfriend - Band Sergeant Arthur Alsey, of the Royal Scots.
Arthur survived the sinking of the Lisbon Maru, and the subsequent years as a POW in Japan.
Barbara Anslow:
In 1941 my sister Mabel had a serious boyfriend in the Royal Scots Band, a pianist and clarinetist named Harry Hale (known by his second name 'Sid').
Sid survived the sinking of the Lisbon Maru, and subsequent years as a POW in Japan.
Barbara Anslow: In 1941, Mr Puckle was Director of ARP (Air Raid Prevention).
Barbara Redwood: In 1941 he was Deputy Director of ARP (Air Raid Precautions).
Barbara Anslow: "[In 1941] Mr C.T. Bailey was a father figure in ARP Dept."
This name popped up when I bought an old 1927 Christmas card, sent by L R .. then a surname I didn't recognise, c/o Butterfield & Swire.
Adam replied that "He was Mr Lewis Rhodes Billinghurst, according to the 1927 Jurors List."