Shanghai, Dec. 17.
A divorce was granted to Mr. tarry Morris Stuckgold by Judge INJ. Helmick in the United States Gort for China yesterday attor~ fmnon, the action not having been defended by Mrs. Margaret' Blizabeth Stuckgold now believed to be residing in the United States, Mr, iD. Rodger appeared for the First Special Court-
Narcotics Maker Sent to Prison Shanghai, Dec. 13.
Charged with manufacturing nar~ oaties, Zung Chun-chuen was sentenced to three years' imprisonment yesterday by the First Special District! Court, Zung was the leader of a large narcotic ring which was broken up by the Settlement police three years age.
Zung's narcotics plant had been in existence in a house in Rue Bourgeat the early part of 1935. It was later moved to the servants' quarters of the Lucerne Road residence of Mr. P. S.
Hopkins, former president of the Shanghai Power Company, where six men were arrested and convicted later court. The crime was committed during Mr, Hopkins' absence on turlough, The accused fled to Hankow, He recently arrived here only to be arrested by a Chinese detective near Foochow Road. He denied the charge, but the strong evidence produced by' the police convinced the judge of his
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