'Two brass smiths were brought! before'the First Diskrle# Coury oni Aug. 12 and an application was made by the police for their detention on the ground that: they were concerned with one already' in custody attack on Ning Ying-sz, a cotton mill clerk, on Wayside' Road, August 6 causing his death. The application was granted and the suspects, arrested at 408 Yangtszepoo Road, were remanded for trial -ith the prisoner already in custody.
Accused of soliciting for monetary contributions "from local residents Under the pretext that the money would be used for national defence Purposes, Woo Tsung, 19-year old student, was arrested at his home, 7152/3 Boone Road, at noon on Aug. Jand ordered to be handed over to the JNantao Police Bureau when he was. brought before the First Special Dis trict Court on August' 9. police fold the court that Woo was arrested at the request of the Nantao Police who-alleged that Woo had been implicated in the offence by Lee Yung-ling already "in custody. 'Aacording to Lee, he had been told solicit' for money by Woo who gave him a suit of Chinese boy Scout's uniform for this purpose. 'Woo. questioned by the Judge, Jadmitted knowing Lee, but denied having told him to solicit for money' Junder the pretext of using the money for anti-Japanese purposes.
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