day in the U, S. Court for China, cmdr. Musso" appeared for plain tiff, and Mr, J. E. Budcley represented the Council, Boushkoff alleged that he was injured when he Wag thrown from an 8, Bi. E, D. truck in Route Montigny on June 1, 1925, to such fan extent that he sustained severe shock and nervous weakness, nat the hearing' of his loft ear was impaired, that the sight of hig left eye diminished, and that his ical ability" was reduced to jen-tenths of the normal. ug evidence plaintiff said. in charge of the motor truck and that the chauffeur was not to start until he had given the confer, but in this instance the latter issd not wait for the command, but of under way and he (plainti) Was thrown cut on the loft side of his head, Te was unconscious for a short Unie and, when he arose, was very dizzy. The truck drove to the Power Station, where the engineer told him to go home. He had not done this as he had misunderstood. He continued his employment with the Electricity Department for two months andgthen he was dismissed because Rustian.employees were dispensed with upon the return of the Chinese.
Plaintiff noticed pain after two weeks. He wrote to his superiors and was told to consult the Coune'l
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