Foreigner Shot by Chinese—Lady's Courageous Action A most dastardly outrage tock place last night on Great Western Road Extension, when a foreign tleman was murdered and the with him wounded by Chinese.
"ne. William Mackenzie of the She scrambled out of the derelict car over the body of Mr. Mackenzie managed to get to the top. She ran back to the new houses adjojning the western. section of the Club The last foreign man to sce Mr, Mackenzie alive was a naval officer stationed at the intersection of Kose wick and Great Western Roads. Ho intercepted the car coming from the north on Keswick Road telling them that the road was up ahead, The car turned about. There wi trouble with the lights 200 yards distant and it stopped, Mi. Ma Kenzie turned the car again toward Great Western Road, fixed the lights. The officer conversed with M. Electricity Department, and Miss Duncan of the Amos Bird Ca. started out in Mr. Mackenzie's ear, a Scripps Booth runabout, from Medhurst Road about a quarter to nine, They traversed Jessfield Road and en tually got on to Keswick Road (?)—a new road between Jessfield Road and Great Western Extension, They were met by a naval detachment who warned them of the ditch dug across the road. Shortly after they left the naval guard they were stopped on Keswick Road by seven Chinese in civilian clothes, who came to the car and barred its progress. The Chinese were dress-like coolies. Mr. Mackenzie asked what they wanted and they laughed and turned their flashlights on the car and occupants. As their actions became threatening, hi for out from the car and told the Chinese in both English and and hammered on the door of one occupied by two members of the $.V.C, on 24 hours leave, They in. formed the police at 9.30 o'clock.
Miss Duncan was helped to the General Hospital, where she now is suffering from injured hands. Dr. Marsh was called by the Bubbling Well Police and got to the car at IL o'clock. The body of Mr. Mace Kenzie was still where he collapsed in. the car with a bullet wound through the right side of his neck, Death must have been instant an.
There were five or six bullet marks on the car.
"ame aware of the situation, Mr. K. J. Meuen was notified." "He Went to the station and took charge of the "details. "Det. Spt. Grubb Went to the scene at once, as did a gauad of detectives from the Central Police Station and the CLD. few minutes after, Mr. Mackenzie's them until 9-05 p.m. und then he returned to billets, the car still standing there. The shooting oc+ xed 150 yards north of the Great Western Fond intersection.
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