The Police and a Fire Brigade amdulanee were called and the ambulance took the two wounded men to the General Hospital. There, "the Griver of the ear, I. F, Bobrishem, 35 years old, died a few minutes after Admission, of a wound which extended from his back to his chest. The other man, Alexander Pekkar, 34 years old, had been shot in the right hip, the bullet emerging from his right thigh. Although "he lost a considerable Amount of blood, it is believed he will recover. He remains in the General Hospital, where a Japanese sentry was at his bedside through the early part of yesterday.
The small sedan car in which the two men were shot was taken to the Hongkew Police Station compound, where detectives examined the bullet and blood marks in it. A Japanese naval sentry was posted next to the vehicle.
Found in the automobile, the Japan= ese naval spokesman asserted yesterday, "were eight grindstones, 1,000 sheets of sandpaper, 10 klgms, of copper wire and five large lath screws Questioned by Japanese officials, the wounded man was said to have admitted that the goods were stolen Chinese shops and warehouses the Hongkew district. He was also said to have asserted that he was merely employed by the killed man to carry grindstones for $20, Big Gift for Chinese Shanghai, May 10.
A sum of $50,000 to be' donated to relict work institutions for Chinese in the French Concession has been received from Dr, H. H. Kunyt, President of the Executive Yuan, and Minister of Finance, Tu appreciation of the French au= thorities' efforts to assist these refugees, Dr. Kung remitted this. sum to M. Paul-Emile Naggiar, French Ambassador to China, who' immedi-ely telegraphed his thanks for such 'a generous gift.
The Ambassador ordered the donation to be distributed as follows:
1. $20,000 to the Shanghai Inter national Red Cross, presided over by Dr, W. W, Yen.
2. $10,000 to the relict organiza~ tions for Chinese refugees from Zikawel and surroundings in the zone under French military occupation, $5,000 to the various relief works for' Chinese refugees in the Aurora University and the Kiangnan Mission.
$5,000 asa contribution to the expenses of the Munfeipal Hospital jose refugees suffering from
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