"By 3.20 or 3.25 p.m.,"
Capt. Martin, "I had received no} message from Lousa so I thought would go down myself and see what the situation was. way to my car I met the Commi sioner. I told him what I had heard and he said he had been in telephonic communication with Ins-sector Everson and had jast come up Nanking Road and that there did not appear to be anything out}
there." of the ordinary in' the situation After describing how the Commissioner made an' unsuccessful attempt to get in touch with Mr. Armstrong, Capt. Martin continued: "Det-Sergt Papp then came up with a request from Inspector Ever-son that I should go down to Louza at once. This must have been about 3.30 p.m. The Commissioner was
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