With two Tibetans and a large quantity of valuables in their hands, Settlement Police yesterday mere looking for someone who speaks Tibetan to facilitate their investigation.
The two Tibetans are believed to have served the Panchan Lama, the "living Buddha of Tibet" who died whilst on his way to Tibet. The valuables found in the possession of e two Tibetans are believed. t belong to the Panchan Lama.
Informed of their disappearance' rom Peiping, the Settlement Police yat been keeping a lookout for t we Tibetans. Arrests were mad by detectives of Sinza Station on Monday afternoon in the French Concession with the assistance of the French Police. Arraigned before the First Special District Court yesterday hey were ordered to be held under writ of detention.
Arrested with the two Tibetans was Tsang Pau-kyung, a salest aid to be employed at 699 Nanki Road. He was also remanded un 1 later date for further investigation he valuables found in the pos sion of the two Tibetans consisted of a jewel box, twelve necklaces, a inspected the Scouts in 1912, and since celebrations—were-lst.
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