The Archive · 1933

Route" Vation and Avenue Joffre

opposite Rue clu still more or less a mystery. An' unknown foreigner was -attacked and wounded in three places by a knife wielded, it by aman in a khaki uniform, "The unknown lan' made his escape, while the victim was taken to the. Russian Orthodox Confraternity "Hospital, in Rue Maresca in an unconscious condition, due to loss of blood, The identity of the victim was unknown, as there mo papers on him nor other clue, until yesterday morning, When he regained con: sciousness. He was too weak to allow of a police examination, but Described by the French Police as the "Queen of Shoplifters," A. Butkova, a Polish woman, was given another hearing in the First Special District Court on Aug. 2 on charges attempted shoplifting and wnlaw= Ful possession of several pawn shop tickets for stolen articles, 'The accused was alleged to have tempted to steal clothing, ete., from shop at 863 Bubbling Well' Road, Det-Sgt. Laurier told the court that, after the accused's arrest, he quiries at the French Police Jand wag told that the accused was known as a shoplifter in this part of the country.

Accused having been questioned, the Court reserved judgment, Sam Levin, 24-year old, Russian aviver, charged by the police with negligence onusing the death of two Chinese and injuries to four others fehile ho was driving the motor ent No. i6a01" along Yangtezepoo. Road onthe. night of, July' last, was Sroughe before Judge Wain the First. Special District "Court 0 Aug. 4 for jaldement, the Cost and Sed unable to pay henner the accused would have to eres a" gaol term for ten month 20 aay ike accused was ordered te poy 8 000 ax compensation amd $45 as fun: eral expenses to" the relatives each deceased.

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