Supt, Kay took some little time in learning the "lay of the land" in the German prison camp in Westphalia, near the neutral Netherlands border. He had reached his last step in the Journey when he was picked up 8 German patrol. On this occasion he was shipped to East Prussia where the restrictions were so _stringent that he dared not make another attempt. He waited for the armistice and' was "demobbed" in London in 1020.
The demobilization was not with. cout a certain pleasure, which comes ft Toast once in most men's lives. His present "better halt" took matters in her own hand, and when "BIL" og he is affectionately called, returned to Shanghai in the same year, the Council paid passages for two.
"His rise in promotion was rapic. Within @ year he was made subinspector in 1921, his inspectorship came two years later.
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