'A Chinese fur-shop employee sul: fered head injuries and a woman was less seriously injured when a two-storey brick house off Avenue Edward VIE collapsed entirely at! 1120 pam. on March 4. Two, other occupants of the house escaped with scratches.
'The house, No, 28 Mo Tuli Li, situated near the intersection of 'Avenue Edward VII and "Mohawk Road, caved in with a resounding) ferash, scattering bricks and wood-Jwork' into the narrow lane and caus-Ing a momentary panic in the immediate vicinity. An old structure [Used as a fur-shop, it had apparently Deen overloaded on the frst floor, where a large amount of stock had been stored.
Calls were sent for"police, firemen and an ambulance and the seriously injured man was taken to Lester Chinese "Hospital. Under - Station Officer A. E. Villers of Sinza Fire Station, the fre crew started to. clear away wreckage immediately, to ascertain if any other victims were buried in the debris. The P.WD. were notified and efforts were made to prevent eny further collapse in the Jane, which contains a row. of old, poorlybullt. structures. Crews were working at the spot through the night.
Black sheep made their appearance and in the most famous of—the lustre' breeds—the Wensleydale—there. would often be 25 per cent. blacks ud this although the farmer rigorously killed off the blacks, in fact had done so for at least the Vast forty years. Experiments at the Owing to the pressure of duties, Dr. Chu Chia-hua, chairman of the Chekiang provincial government, has decided to resign from his coneur-Fent post as secretary-general of the Academia Sinica.
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