On their trip from Rangoon they ran into a very bad storm and had to take refuge in a creek and while there the Americans, who were fying before the storm, passed over them. Between Haiphong and Hongkong they had several narrow escapes as their maps showed no mountains and the whole country was covered with mountains. They were flying at about 4,000 feet and were between the very' black clouds land the mountains and were continually going up to see if they could get through the clouds and down again to see if they could land. They eventually were able to get through a small clear space land saw the sea and made for it. They arrived in Hongkong after lone of the most adventurous parts their journey. Their journey told above.
Hongkong has already been 'A hearty vote of thanks was also extended to Mr. Dymond for the work he had done on the machine jin the absence of Sergt. Andrews.
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