Shanghai, Sept. 13. An inscribed wrist watch was presented yesterday by the Shanghai Municipal Police to Mr. Woo Zung-foo, a resident of Lane 1820, Sinza Road, who was responsible for the arrest, last April 29, of three members of a gang who had robbed his house two days previously. The watch was presented to Mr, Woo by Mr. G. W. Gilbert, Deputy Commissioner of Police, at Police Headquarters in Foochow Road, Mr. Woo, while walking spotted two of the bandits on April 29, telephoned for the police and then returned to keep a watch over the men until the police arrived.- Six men were arrested at the time, and later three of them were convicted for armed robbery, six charges being brought against them. all the pistols had been stolen. Zung stated that the following day he saw three Chinese in the process of ullog humpers off pistols, in the New Asia Hotel.
Two of the 27 pistols have since been identified by arms experts as having figured in' two. of the assas~ sinations ascribed to the "Huang Tao" eang. The actual date of sale by the Police to the Japanese military" was March 14, During the first week of Aprit Kenomi regretfully informed Zang that he was being relieved of his post as "adviser" to the "Huang Tao" Society, as his name had been mer tioned in connection with a kidaapping for $800,000 ransom. Kenomi said that his successor would be man named Halichi, This statement is corroborated by the testimony several other former members of the (errorist group.
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