entered through the outer doorjway, and on the foot of the stairs difficulty. I found further progress was barred by a stout trap-door. completely covering the staircase. It was firmly bolted, I heard a considerable shuffling on feet on the floor above and some shoutting, T eventually entered by climbing up a sloping roof outside, and then into a window. I found on the land. ing a ladder leading to an open trap-door in the roof.
Two rooms were full of opium fumes, In the large room were two iron. bedsteads converted into couches with mats and wooden pillows, and on a small table there iwas a lamp used for heating opium, "There were also two needles, two pairs of scissors, one knife, all used for preparing opium, There.were iso two pieces of wire used for cleaning pipes.
There was one couch in the second room. her home, Her fees are lower tha in a haird r's shop, and she has a lange clientele, Another has. regular clients in a country hotel and she gives beauty treatment as well as attention to hair. One travelling beauty specialist earns fon an average 5 a week, and a other youthful maiden of 18 saved enough in six months to bu; '4 small ear to replace her bicycle. She is enter pri enough to attend to men's hair, and she ever shaves them, Once, in the country, the atten-
Pat said, when cautioned at Limehouse Police Station, "Me no smoke." Hing said, "Me there -but no smoke, Me see friends."
Detective Randall said that he saw Fat on the roof of the house, climbed on the roof," added the detective, "by means of a Ind der, Fat jumped on some out~ houses, I followed and arrested him."
Detective Fairbairn eaid that, he saw Hing climbed from the roof of the house to the roof of thd next house, Later, he saw him leave the door of another house in the tina'ot a protesdgeal barber were fete acer pet [wrap.asy, the ste shaves If with a safety razor, whilst At the Bottom of a Bucket: his Indy, and also hi milkmaids, Two other Chinese, Dang Chee received the attentions of a hi and Loo Sow, alins Chay Tai, were young woman paying regular vi also Tater brought. before the same. on her motor cycle! magistrate, Mr. Sharpe, states. the Daily News," and were charged Another Election? with unlawfully "being in possosjon of raw opium. The following Although the general opinion is ix the story in detail: that there will not be an elect until 1981, that is not the view Detective-Inspector Edwards said of a great_many people who are he went with other officers to a quite well informed.
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