Czechoslovak Who Did Odd Jobs B. Zenstak, tailor, and T. Lisner, mechanical engineer, Czechoslovaks, of 918 Broadway East, appeared before Magistrate Tsang and Mr. N. Ivnov, Consular Body's Assessor, at the Mixed Court last Friday afternoon, charged with keeping a two lb. bag of gunpowder, three rifles and two rounds of ammunition without permission.
Det.-Sgt. Balchin said that, acting on information received, a party of Its Recovery Our Foh-sung, pawnshop keeper, of 327 Haining Road, appeared before Mr. A. D. Blackburn (British Assessor) and Magistrate Kuan at the Mixed Court on Monday in connexion with the theft of a diamond valued at $3,800 and weigh-; ing 6.83 carats, from the Central Bazaar, 27 Nanking Road, shortly before noon on Monday last. Defendant was charged with receiving: of years and his shop was a first-the diamond, well knowing it to be stolen. Det.-Sgt. Beer appeared for the police, and Mr. J. Em. Lemiére defended.
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