Justide' may be Blind, but she lends an attentive ear to evidence.
'This must be the conclusion com by one of those "near-enough' witnesses who.went into the witness box in the Provisional "Court on, Wednesday at the final hearing of the against three Chinese so-called students, con. nected with the Communist demonstration which took. place in' "Nanking Road" on" Septem-The other so-called students Srresied. in connection with the flair were. ined. various sums by the court at a previous hearing. 'The three who appeared yesterday were arvected in court whi ites Mu to the ease againat heir com: rales on' Monday," September 2 Shd' have been tried separately.
One of them was fined $40, and the other two. $80 each, with each fags imprisonment they. have ful fered since arrest to counts dollar. "The result ie that to them have served about $14 over their sentence, The Story of the Case It will be recalled that thes comrades of "Kim," the Communist Young Men's Association, were arrested during the trial of 'a num ber of their fellows by the Provisional Court on September These three persons were recognized bby police in court! as being amens the "ringleaders of the trouble in Nanking Road on September 1, hen pamphlets urging the overthrow of the Nationalist Government and almost everything lee, were distributed freely.
In the trial of the others arrested Came Sts, Bayan with fow questions, Hie wanted to. know if the witnca was abeelutely ae that those three men had come nto. frovernment offs on the 7th of the month distributing pamphlets ade vocating the overthrow of the gow frnmont, and that witness bad made attempt whatever to have them rceatod. There were the three, lied the witness. Two of them he ould aweer to at hi own brothoo, fat the third be wae not 0 sure bauls-but "near enough:
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