Chu Shu-chiao. 1
In Court the accused emphatically maintained his point that he had pledged his services to the Rickshaw Board for the benefit of the pullers 'Almost simultaneously with the sitting of the Court, the 'Shanghs Rickshaw Owners' Association met on [Thursday and from the attitude of the Jaccused in the Special Court, inter-[preted the facts as that the two Chi nese members of the Board were be. hind the trouble makers. This allegation when introduced into the meeting Jereated an uproar, and a suggestion was made to bring actions against them.
Mr. P. W. Massey, Chairman of the Rickshaw Board, flatly denied the jaceusation. "My two Chinese col-Teagues are perfectly loyal to. the (Council, and any insinuation against them is absolutely groundless." he stated.
Col. Thomas Tchou, one of the two (Chinese members of the Board, said that he was not in a Position to discuss the accusations until he '2 transcript of that morning's Jcourt record. Mr. Anson Wong, the Jother member, took the same view.
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