Allegations that a Chinese youth dashed in front of a moving motor fear, ran back to one side to the road, and then again dashed in front of the ear when he saw another car iwas coming from the opposite direc: ion on the other side of the road, were made in the Second Special [District Court on Saturday during the trial of Tsan Hon-sun, chauffeur, charged with negligence' causing the death of Ton Ah-mo.
'The accident, for which the chautfour had been' charged, occurred on Avenue Edward VIC recently. 'The accused, defended by Mr. -Yun-chin Linn, attorney-at-aw, maintained that " the deceased was entirely to lam 'The Court delivered its judgment lot sentence to seven months' Amprl= Jsonment. The sentence was, however, suspended for two years, Two Poles Given Eight Months Having travelled extensively in. China with a fake passport, two Poles, J. Pouhalsky and J. Stanisne\ ky, were sentenced to elyht months' imprisonment each by the Second Shanghai Special District Court on Saturday on the charge of having been "found in possession of fake Polish passports.
According to the prosecution, Pouhalsky, armed with a Polish passport Belonging to somebody else, travelled to Hongkong, Canton, Foochow, and other places a year ago, the original photo on the. passport being removed and his own photo put on. In October, 1933, it was alleged, Pounalsky lent the' passport his friend, Stanishevsky, to enable him to go to Marbin. It was alleged that Stanishevsky, when he got the Passport, removed Pouhalsky's photo and put his own on it.
Pouhalsky told the Court that he had bought the passport from friend in Tientsin for $25.
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