Another case was that of Mr. shilbert, an Esthonian living at 203, Bubbling 'Well Road, who on, Saturday reported receiving a telephone message from his 20-year-old son, Mr, N. A. Shilbert, stating that he had been' arrested by Bureau of Public Safety police. "While driving a car in Hungleo Road, near Hacleod Road, early in the afternoon, it was learned, Mr. Shilbert, 'Bane' came into collision with pubile rickshaw, which was sma ed. The. rickshaw puller was, in-Jured on the body and legs, and another ""coolie received" injuries is to be made to encourage veerult= Evidence that a serious attempt
ing for the S.V.C., is provided by Jan announcement that, on the suggestion of the Commandant of the Corps, the Municipal Council han appointed Messrs, H. E, Armhold, P.'W. Massey, C. 8. Franklin, and F. Harris a Volunteer Recruiting to secure enrolments, principally British and "American: The members of the committee have been given power to ce-opt additional members. through being struck by the rick shaw.
All. concerned in the accident—including Mr, N- Garielutz, aged 28, Russian living in the French Goncession—were taken to Poh Sing: King police station, and subse quently" transferred to the Nantao headquarters of the Bureat of Public Safety. 'The officer in charge fetused to release. the driver until Some person signed a bond guaran teeing' payment of compensation and hospital expenses, and, though offered to let the passenger go, the Tatter declined, declaring that preferred to stay with his friend, Chauffeur In Trouble A further accident, followed by arrest, took place on the same rond about'? p.m. In consequence of the aeroplane' naming ceremony at the aerodrome, large crowds of pedestrians' were about when, Chang Sena-kwan, driver of a car belonging to the Kiangsu, Garage, Kweichow Road, apparently lost control, land, swerving across the road, keeked down a 48-year-old Chinese, whose left ankle was broken, Eh was removed by police to Pol Sing King station, being told that he would be taken to Nantao next day.
Ta doth this and. the preceding: case, it is understood, it was point= ed out on behalf of the Settlement police that the accidents, having oceared on Municipal roads, should have been dealt with by the S.M.P.
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