The Archive · 1937

JAPANESE GIRLS HELP TO "CARRY ON"

Displaying ardent patriotism and courage, five members of the Shanghai Girls' High School have rem in war-torn Shanghai to assist Japanese authorities in the present crisis, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported yesterday.

While some are engaged in clerical work in the various Japanese offices, others are lending their aid in taking cure of the wounded and sick soldiers.

Miss Toyoko Hayashi, 1 old student is helping out at the Naval Attache's office while Miss Midori Yamagata, who is only 13, has been working at the Japanese Consulate-General since August 27.

Fifteen-year old Masako Kishino and her sister Miyeko, have also braved flying shrapnel and aerial bombs to help the Japanese officials here,

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