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KINGS SCOUT IN HONG KONG Interesting Tale Of Travel

HOPES TO WRITE BOOK

OF HIS ADVENTURES

Leaving Rangoon on April 17 two years ago on a cycle tour," which he hopes will carry him through every country on the map, King's Scout A. M. Appan. who was one of three of 15.000 scouts to be honoured with such a distinction in 1933, arrived in the Colony last Sunday by the! ss. Fuk: Kaen from Formosa.

Mr. Appan states that the obiect of his tour is to widen This outlook of life and to helpi to strengthen the bond of inter- national friendship through the Scout movement. He also in- tends to publish a book in his own (Madrasi) language after completing his tour.

Departing from Rangoon he crossed the north-eastern bor

a week's der of Siam, after ¡journey,

and cycled southwards through that country into the Malay States.

'He arrived in Singapore on November 25, 1933, and had an interview with His Excellency Sir Cecil the Governor, Clement

One of Mr. Appan's most try- ing experiences was when he had to cross a mountain cover 10,000 feet high near the north- western border of Siam. För forced to four days he was

ALLEGED MURDER ON LANTAU

Mr. Gandy Describes Finding Of Body

WIDOW'S EVIDENCE.

were i

·Committal proceedings. continued yesterday before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Ma- gistracy, against five men, Pun Kam-choi, Ho Wah, Ho Yau, Pun Tak and Lau Cheung, accused of the murder of Han Wan-fai “at Chuk Ko Wan, Lantau Island, on September 2 last year.

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report. Witness and his Chinese)" of jewels stolen from Mra, Mar-

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Ito where the body of deceased) hotel room.

jlay, badly battered and with 3 stab-wound in the stomach. Wit- (ness sailed to Cheung Chan and; ¡made a report to the police there.) Yip Choi, widow of the deceas ed, gave evidence that there had been a dispute between the ac cused and her husband over the cultivation of some land and de-

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It'd be the best, policy.scribed what occurred on the shoulder his cycle while travers Even apart from the moral night of the alleged murder. ing a narrow mountain path- At night he had to sleep in a hammock hung up in the trees.

Unconcerned Tiger

I almost fainted when I saw it" said Mr. Appan, when tell- ing of his first encounter with a tiger.

aspect, which I can see means very little."

with those

The hearing was then adjourn- ed till this afternoon.

TAIPO SLANDER CASE

Judgment Yesterday

SECOND DEFENDANT TO

PAY $250 AND COSTS

"Oh, it does. It's just that I; think Customs are stupid rules made by men who never bought jolly things in Paris; so I don't think one's bound to keep them

"But," she went on hurriedly. He said that in Siam ne seeing the expression that I always followed the railway simply couldn't keep out of my line, and one day a tiger sud-face you're a man and you denly emerged from the under-don't understand feminine ideas zrowth and crossed the railway of honesty. Still, you're been track just a few yards in front

The tiger, he stated so sweet buying me that brandy of him

and helping me must have been on the track of ghastly porters that I'll do as

Mr. R. E Lindsell, Puisne an animal as it did not look you say. I be honest -

Judge, yesterday gave judgment in aside but continued on its way I lost sight of her in the

the Taipo slander case, in which a and disappeared into the jungle Customs. As a matter of fact,

bride claimed $1.000 damages for on the other side of the track. I intended to lose sight of her;

remarks alleged to have been Leaving Singapore by ship to for that period. Medan, Mr.Appan

She joined me at the seat I passed at her wedding ceremony, through the jungles of Suma-had kept for her in the train, the claim against Lee Sang, first defendant, being dismissed and Lee tra, encountering great hard-looking flushed and furious. ships of the way to Padang, a Never again she said Kwai-sang, second defendant, or- distance of over 1,250 kilo- Jangrily. metres. Taking a steamer to Batavia, he cycled all over the island, and spent some time at Bali, the place which tourists never tire of visiting.

Visit To Japan

tracked

"What happened?”

dered to pay $250 damages and

costs.

"I declared the umbrella," she After giving judgment for the announced. I looked at her first defendant, Mr. Justice Lind- sternly. "What about theer sell said he was satisfied that the second defendant made the remark other things?"" "He didn't ask about them."attributed to him, that plaintiff was At Surabaya the Hindu Asso-1 boked at her more sternly a pregnant woman.

Mr. M. A da Silva appeared for ciation presented him with a and she had the grace to blush. passage to Yokohama, where he That is, not exactly. He said. defendants and Mr. H. L Dennys, arrived on June 6, 1934. At had I anything to declare, and of Dennys & Co. represented plain- Tokyo, he was granted an inter-I said the umbrella, and then tiff. view with Mr. Korieko Takaha-stopped, waiting for him to say. shi, the Finance Minister, Mr. anything else? but luckily he Matsuda Genji, the Minister of didn't. But, my dear, what at Education and Mr. Kokhi business over

are little The Grand Cross of the Hirota, the Foreign Minister. umbrella I had to go to some-Legion of Honour has been con- After leaving Japan, Mr. one else at a desk and tell them ferred on M. Louis Lumiere, the Appan travelled through the price of it, a hundred francs, inventor of the kinetoscope. (Continued at Foot of Next CoL) and they calculated and do you forerunner of the

know I had actually, to pay four graph. Ishillings.

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