And you made it out to Mr. Lam that you were a patriotic citizen?—I always am.
You tried to convey that impression to him?—I convey it to you for that matter.
In reply to further questions, intiff admitted having obtained $100 from Mr. Chen, but said it was not because he was hard up but for disbursements to get his staff together.
He did not tell Mr. Chen he was in need of money for car fare and tins.
From September 13 to October 22 the total amount drawn from Mr. Chen was $603.55. The money was for various purposes and not for himself. The paid members of his staff were Charlie King Chan ($60). S. Y. Poon ($40), A. Y. Poon ($15), two office ovs ($10 each) Leung Siu-ping ($25), Mr. Fung ($30), C. Y. Chang ($50) and Frank Chang ($15).
Referring to the Chinese poster. Mr. Sin asked: Some of them were posted on the buses and the Police kicked a fuss about it?—Yes.
Who posted them on the buses?- it must be one of the bus people. Mr. Ngan Shing-kwan. the Manager. fold me about the Police complaint and I replied that Mr. Sin had got permission. I was not aware of the posters on the buses jantu Mr. Ngan told me.
His Lordship. was responsible one of my staff.
Who in the world ther—It must be
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