A harrowing story was told in the First Special District Court on Monday by Chiang Wong-sz, a woman living in Chi Foh Lee Alleyway, off Tsitsihar Road, charged by police' with assault causing the death of Chiang Yoong-ti, her three-year old child, a week ago. As evidence against the accused, the Prosecution produced in the court a wooden club which, it was alleged, the accused had used' in assaulting' the deceased, Judgment was reserved.
The accused, with tears trickling down her cheeks, told the court that she never had the intention of killing the child. Accused said she had three children, but her husband only earned '$6 a month. On account of poverty, she had to work as a laundry-woman in order to make a Uttle money to help her husband, but even this ork was constantly interfered with by the deceased's erying. She lost her temper Other fand on several occasions she hit the child with a piece of wood in order to stop his crying. She loved all her children very much and there was no Intention of killing the deceased, the Thefts accused told the Judge, Young Pole Fined for Car Theft Adam Shishlo, 23-year old mechanic, Polish nationality, was charged in the First Special District Court on Monday. with the larceny of a Ford hire car valued at $3,000 on Hankow Road jeany on Monday morning. The Judge found the accused gully and fined him $80" with the alternative of serving a prison term of 40 days.
The prosecution alleged that at 3245 am. that day, Un Dong-sung, a chauffeur of the Ford Hire Service on Route Vallon, appeared at the Central Police Station with the report that, in response to a call, he drove his car No, 12322, at 12.03 am. that day, to the French Police Station on Route Stanislas Chevalier where he picked up the accused who orderes him to drive to 181 Hankow Road.
On arrival, the chauffeur continued, the accused took him to his Flat 23 00 the 4th floor where they were met by the accused's father. According the chauffeur, an argument arose over the payment of the ear fare and, when the accused's father refused to pay the fare, the accused ran downstairs, Jumped into the hire car and drove it At 245 am., it was announced at the Bubbling Well Police Station that. the missing car had been found on Route Doumer, outside the St. George's Cafe. "When the Settlemen: detectives arrived there, they were Informed by the French police th the accused was being detained fo causing a disturbance and for being found in possession of the stolen car, the licence number of which had been circulated. Taken to the police Station, the accused admitted having (aken "the ear, but said he was unaware of what he was doing, being Inebriated, the prosecution alleged. The rims of the four wheels of the car were badly damaged.
Questioned by the Judge, the accused said he was a little drunk that morning and. he had 70 Intention of stealing the car.
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