Three more arrests were made by the Municipal Police on Oct. 81 connection with the murder. in June of Chao Shih-ling, a private detective of the Song Sing Cotton il, Yangtszepoo, making. the total arrests into four, Brought, before Jodge Sun in the First Special Dis trict Court on November 1, the trested men were remanded on Monday two had been identified by deceased's wife as the men who Detective from Nanking How a military detective from Nanking lived at the home of Communist for several months without his secret mission" being discovered and how he subsequently succeeded in' "getting" the man wanted by the government authori ties were unfolded before the Sec-and Branch Kiangsu High Court Nov. 3 during the trial peter of the 'a graduate of the Whampao Academy and at present. lor to the National Military Council, who were arrested by the Municipal Police on Nov. 2 vat the request of the authorities of the Greater Shanghai Bureau of Public Safety.
The prisoners were accused of disseminating propaganda subvert sive to. the. Three People's Principles. An application for their extradition to the Chinese authorities for trial was made to the Hi Court by Me. MIN 8 adviser to the Nantao Public Safety Bureau, bat the application was not granted, the Court remanding the case as farther investigations were A upon in formation of the Public Safety Bureau, officers of the Louza Police Station raided the Chung Kuo Hotel, Kweichow Road, on Wednesday afternoon where, in. the room No. 408, the two accused were rested and several copies of article attacking the Kuomintang Government were seized. The first accused is formerly the editor of the jew Continental Press," a Com pressed "recently. by ies, And. for' the are locused the Chi cused fired the other shot, The deceased, counsel continued, was formerly a detective of the Changchow Public Safety Bureau and he handled several kidnapping and robbery leases in which the first two accused were allegedly concerned.
Chao Chang-sze, wife of the deceased detective, told the Court that, on the night of June 13, she and her husband were walking' on Yang tszepoo Road when, near the Wan Hsin Fong Alleyway, the first two-accused suddenly emerged from road side and fired at her husband. The, ceased, then ran into an alleyway and fe Questioned by the Court, the first Jand second accused pleaded guilty, accused Was not ing the crime, accused said, they fled to the French Concession where they lived in a lodging house house. "aria near the Great World amusement 18 Year Old Boy in Court How an attempted robbery wus, committed in the Settlement by a S-your old boy was unfolded before the First Shanghai Special District Court on Nov. 1. The boy had one previous conviction and had. been released from a reformatory for only less than two months when he Wag re-arrested.
Prosecuting, Mr, Paul Y. Ru, Assistant Municipal Advocate, told the Court that when a num celebrating " wedding ceremony in the Oong Yuan Lao restaurant, Fokien Road, the boy mingled with After the wedding me of the female guests room. and. engag Ives in chatting when the DOY, alt the Shanghai Public Safety Bureau, bat at the ame time he acted 3 ai detective of Nanking. He former-Keadems, Canton, where he became Studied at the Whampao Biltary
a fri ung. jot a woman guest, forcibly remov-fed her gold bracelet and then took to his heels. An alarm was rai ed and a Chinese constable on duty nearby responded and took the boy into custody.
At the police station, the boy admitted having been arrested for, a similar offence in September, 1980. He was in that year only 11 years last year, witness con oid and, brought before the Court, lived at Tsiao's home, was sent to a reformatory for two Dut Tsivo had never known that he was a detective sent from Nanking to inquire into the activities of local] Sit, Counsel asked the Court Communists. a close "(Sr niainant having, corroborate ffriond of the first accused, the ox-itor of a local Communist paper, and through Tsiao, witness obtain: ed information of the movements of the first accused.
2, the witness stated, sd' a telegram from Nanking, inquiring about local Communists. This telegram was discovered by Tsiao. Fearing that Tsino might conspire with the first accused against him, he informed the Municipal Police of the prison-Jers" secret. he the latter" were taken conclusion, wit
in custody, had organised a. secret accused, with several others not organisation known as the "Lai Yih Son," the aim of which was to sow officials and to cause troubles in the Government.
Questioned by the Court, the first accused admitted being the former editor, of the "New. Continental Press," but emphatically denied that was a Communist paper. Accused asserted he had no connection fwvith the Communist Party although The was very. dissatisfied with the manner in which the Kuomintang Government had been handling its affairs. Accused further stated he Was a member of the Kuomintang
as a protest against the corruption in 027 and 1828, but, he withdrew mong the Panty afilas, The second accused, we claimed that up to the time of his arrest, the post of eouneellor ned by the Court, arents were not in Shapghai and that he stayed at his rafamother's home at Pootung.
the da; fu question, he passed Fokien Road "ant saw" a hawker hevea tons for-sale." At he hat money" to. buy these, "Me. come mitted the ete. The boy asked The Gouri remanded the boy in cuvioty fora weak and ordered the foy's grandmother be" xummene before the Court at the next beas ing. advices from the divorce proceedings:
ited in the District Court, of Macau by A. E. Ozotio v.
Olga. Utiloft Ozorio, on the ground of continuous separation for more than three years, have been cot cluded and an order has been made by the Court for the dissolution of their marriage.
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