Witness had not had any Chinese food with her between the Ume they met at o'clock and the time she left the rink. Pamela was with her all the time on' the rink and did not Jeave her presence the whole time except fo speak to another girl for a few minutes. She did not say which way she was going when she left. Witness. asked her whether it was all right to g0 home on her bicycle in the dark and she had replied "Yes. nothing can happen to me here in Peking." Witness saw her go into the dressing, Foam, although she did not go in there with her. Witness did not see Pamela, eave the rink with her bicycle, nor did she actually see her leave, Pamela did not mention the names of any of her friends in Peking. Witness did not know any of her boy friends When she was formerly in school in Peking, but knew the names of cer= tain girl friends who had gone to school with her.
'Miss Lilian Marinovski, a Russian' student, "eighteen years of age stated:—She first met Pamela Werner about five years ago. though they were not friends as they were in different classes, On January 7 she met Pamela at the French skating. Fink and skated with her a few rounds felling her about her own studies. Witness did not go. with Pamela into the dressing room "but continued skating. When she saw Pamela leaving the rink she stopped exercising for a moment and seeing her take her bicycle asked her whether she was not afraid of cycling, home in the dark. Pamela replied that it did not matter, she always. went by herself, She had her skates slung over shoulder. Witness said 'good-by and saw her leave alone.
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