sentenced to three months' im~ prisonment in the First District Court fon May 12 on a charge of- stealing a, gold watch valued at' $100 from: a Chinese passenger in a Route No. 1 tram in Nanking Road, Kyung "Sheng, the man who at: tacked witha steel fle Mr, Yen' Tu." hoo, an editorial writer of the "Sin-wan pao," outside the amices of the aper at 274 HankoW Road, on Apri] 25, inflicting injuries to. 'Mtr, "Yen about the neck, was sent to gaol for ix months by''the First: Special Diotrict Court on May 10, After. serving the sentence the court ordered, the man is'to'be placed under clove supervision for, two years. 'The' bentenced' men told "the Judge that "he attacked complainant because he had been made to suffer mental diseases, by reading complainants dally writings, The prisoner described com—plainant as a, man with superhuman, influence. 5
A. woman's leap to her death' was' @iscloved at the Public Mortuary on May 11 during an inquest condueted by Procurator Tang over the body of Yue Lee-sze, aged 37, residing at 144/958 Avenue Road. At 7.85" pan. on May 10, according 10: police evidence, CBC, No, '3031, on" duty outside the New World Amusement Resort, at the corner of Bubbling 'Well and Vu Ya-ching Roads, saw the body of a woman fall down from the roof of the amusement resort and had her taken' to the St, Elian doth's "Hospital. On arrival, the woman was certified tobe dend, Police inquiries revealed' that deceased left her hom ay. and went to th sort where she Ww belle ved to have: jumped from: root "she had been in poor health for a long' time. The Procurator was told that no foul play was suspected. "A verdict of death due to injuries as a result of fall was returned.
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