11 Jul 1942, Barbara Anslow's diary
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Dance at St Stephens tonight, Mum, Mabel and I went with Tony. Cabaret too: June Winkelman did a tap dance, a fellow played banjo, and Azalea Reynolds did a dance - very graceful. The band was topping too. R.J. (Dick) Cloake – South China Morning Post reporter – danced with me, and talked about writing.
Got on well with story. ((a lot of the paper provided by Dorothy Holloway, who had brought a pack of lined blue fooscap into camp; I wrote originally in shorthand, then typed on the backs of old medical sheets from the records we had to make in the hospital for the Japanese.))