The affair began with what i usually considered an ordinary farmed robbery, an innocuous offal in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred. A youth, employed in the pawnshop at R288 Yunnan Road, which was being plundered by four armed robbers, was sitting in a back room, and, on seeing the gang: present their pistols, slipped through the back door without being seen, Along an alleyway he went to. Thibet Road and informed a watch-[man of what was taking place. Although the watchman was unarm-fed, two constables in plain clothes overheard the-conversation and with the boy went to another alleyway opposite the shop.
Here they waited for the robbers to appear, as within five minutes {they did, carrying about $200 worth fof loot.' As the robbers left the [shop the constables engaged them feom the rear, but evidently they to take photographs from the air:
Passengers shall weigh, their baggage before entering the planes.
The Huyung No. 1 left Hungjao Aerodrome at 7 a.m. and arrived in the capital two hours later, Tt returned to Shanghai at 11 a.m, young men were being 3 England for practical experience, not to study. They will remain these three years after which they will return to China, when they will be required to rejoin the service of the Kiangnan Dock for an indefinite paried.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.