Three appeals were fled by tne [Council during September. The total Sumber of appeals by the Council pending on September 30 is as follows: in the Supreme Court, 7; in the High Court, 4.
Forty-one appeals were perfected defendants during the month, two the Supreme Court, 32 to the High [Court and seven to the District Court of Appeals. Sixty appeals by defendants were concluded and dealt with as follows Oppe 7 Appears withdrawn 2 Ghtee of entertained i Cases sent back for reteiai 8 Sentences increased s+ 2
Sentences reduced a There were fifty-eight appeals Sled by "defendants pending [September 30 as follows: in the Supreme Court, 38; in the High Court, 15; in the District Court of Appeals, 5.
"Twenty-tive applications for handing over, involving forty persons, were made by the extra-Settlement Jauthorities during the month, Prima {facie cases were proved against them fall and they were handed over.
On September 30, there were pend: ing in the High Court and District Court 76 cases, which with 69 on appeal make a total of 145 cases pending. In addition, there were nine cases pending in which the accused were detained on writs of detention.
Thirty-two sentences of imprison-[ment were suspended in new cases. 'A total of 8090 criminal processes were forwarded to the Shanghai Municipal Police for service; 752 jeriminal processes were dealt with by the Judielal Police; and 11,068 jeivil processes were.dealt with by the process server manager, Mr. Shih Foo-chi, and four Chinese detectives a severe beating Witness said he then blew his whistle, bringing to the factory more police officers who managed to restore the order.
"The witness said the cause of the trouble was the persistent attempts} made by the labour union to collect the union fees from the—workers during the working hours at the} factory. The manager had previous-Ly refused to give the union men his permission to do so at the factory.
Chinese detective N. 316 of the] French Police gave evidence: of arrest. Witness said when he tried to arrest the accused who was in. the factory office, he shouted: "Down with the Imperialists' running dog." The accused declared he was one of the factory's workers, but other workers said he was not, witness) said.
The Court adjourned the case till October 15, the accused being refused bail.
'The fracas at the Ta Tsung Hwa' Rubber Shoe Factory 1212 Route de Zikawei, last Thursday afternoon, for which Won Tien-sheng, a direc: for of the Factory's labour _union, was charged in the Second Special District Court on Friday morning, had a further sequel in the Court on Saturday when three workers of the Factory were accused of being con. cerned with Wong Tien-song in. in stigating the riot which resulted in four detectives and the factory's manager, Mr. Shih Foo.chi, being jured, some of them seriously.
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