A charge of attempted homicide was formally fled by the Settlement Police in the First Special District Court on Thursday morning against Liang Toong-taring, 25 years" old, who was injured together with four others in the bombing of a Chinese Provision shop at 354 Canton Road during the timm period on October 19. The case was adjourned by Judge Feng.
The accused, who was recently discharged from hospital, emphatic cally denied that he had any inten tion at all of injuring anybody in the shop. He threw the bomb as a warning to the shop against dealing in Japanese goods. As he did not want to see anybody get hurt, he asked the shop employees to leave the counter at once, and it was due to this delay in tossing the missile that he himself was injured in the subsequent explosion, he expl Mr. ¥. D. Wang, who prosecuted, told the Court that the police had found a pamphlet in the accused's quarters, in which the "Blood Tron Corps" threatened to destroy the shop. The accused, he said. carried out this threat by tossing a bomb into the shop on October 19.
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