Carried Of in Own Car: More Threatening Letters Armed kidnappers have added other successful kidnapping to their ong record, and, although the victim's chauffeur was released within a few minutes after the crime was committed, he was unable to rive the police any satisfactory description of the gang. All he could say was that they spoke in the Northern dialect, The victim was Dr. Ying Zer-dien, a Chinese physie-Jun, resident in the Native City, who is Vice-President of the Shanghai Chinese Red Cross, Early on Sunday morning the doctor eft the house of his. conjcubine situated at 588 Yates Road, The house is in an alleyway away [from the main thoroughfare, Ag the was about to enter the vehicle, ho stopped to instruct the chautfour as to his destination, Ax that three armed men surrounded him and forced him to get into the car. Two sat beside him as guards and the third took the whee}, after ordoting the chauffeur to sit beside him, According to the chauifeur's ne-Jcount of the affair, the man who drove appeared to' be a capable driver. At the intersection of Wei Ihaiwel Road and Chengtu Road, he ped the machine and order' levee to. alight, threatening him if he raised alarm. 'Thoroughly frightened, the chauffeur did not inform the' constable on duty in the vicinity until the motor car had been lost to view as it proceeded east on Weihaiwri Road.
At Sinza police station, Det-S Gash assumed charge of the cas and, on visiting the concubit certained that Dr. Ying hai her; she reported to the police, that he received two threatening of which neither were mentioned to the police, She believed that the doctor carried the letters in his Pockets, Although the car has been identified as a Dodge sedan, latert reports indicate that it has not been found, It also is understood that an attempted kidnapping of another Chinese physician was perpotinted several days ago.
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