"Under the Influence of Drink,"; Falls in Creek "He seems to-have been very fortunate that the police constable was near by," said Mr. C. H. Haines, Registrar, in H. M. Police Court yesterday when he fined Mr. G. H. Jolley, local British business man, £10 for having driven a car late on the night of June 28 on West Soochow Road, near Macao Road while "under the influence of drink" which rendered garding the matter. him incapable of proper di Mr. Jolley was not in Court yesterday, but admitted his guilt in a letter to the Court, and Mr. Haines id that he was empowered to. try the case summarily. for a brief outline of what had hap-He asked the police New U.S, Court Marshal says à message to the it is reported, By industries, 23 persons in the ji 3 pened. a Wan Pao," 3 fatalities, TT 3 k The raiding part; r. G. Campbell, new Marshal oj the ted States Court for, China, who arrested over 20 person: most of machinery and metal products trades Inspector J. Leslie said that on the arrived with Mrs. Campbell om them being women, were injured; 18 accidents occurred in night in question the defendant was the course of building construction driving his car on West Soochow Tuesday.
A panty of 36 American tourists of which 1 was fatal; 10 persons were Road, near the bank of the creek, passed through Shanghai, on Tues- injured in the chemical industry; 22 day, in the s.
Empress of Japan. three being fatal, in the textile trades ji in such a ai anner as to cause "Chi nese Police Constable 953 to call for NOLCLETS A S Idi asto They arrived from Canada on their|13 in the food and tobacco industry; assistance. round the world tour managed by] and 27 persons were injured, 2 fatal an ataldefendant ran the wheels of the car In reversing his vehicle, enaged Mr. D. F. Robertson Travel Bureau, ly, in the transportation of goods. and proceeded to Europe via Hong-Although the increase over the over the and the. machine Near Searchers earlier part of the year reflects a in on the edge o! edge of kong and Manila, yesterday.
Ci Police Operations Against revival of industrial activity the Three im Car Terrorists Carried Out don on July 1 in the s. Corfu for] 224 accidents reported in June, 1937.
Tur following passengers left Lon- figures are greatly below the total of the defendant and two other people The Chinese police constable helped With "Moral Support' Shanghai:—Mrs. N. Eggo and child, Two fatalities were caused on out of the and then started off Several score members of the Miss M. M. Goudie and Messr cargo lifts, A lift attendant was to telephone the station. He had not] British, American and Italian forces Beadle, L. A. Cockburn, A. Gammie, ascending in the car of a goods lift got very far, however, when he heard and. the Russian Regiment, S.V.C., F. F. Garner, L, W. Hiller, J. D.|when it suddenly got out of control a Splash behind him and found that d "moral support" yesterday Killingbeck, W. Kinloch, G d did not stop until it had struck the defendant had stumbled into the numerous Settlement Police D. S. Orme, E. J. Quigley, E. A. T. the overtravel switch at the top of Soochow Creek. He pulled him out searching vehicles and pedes-Reece and G. H. Reynolds. the shaft just above the fifth floor. A or the water and then got in touch between The Bund and the would-be passenger apparently opened with the police station. western perimeter Tur "Jade Green" jewelry store|the borstwick gate at the fourth-floor Foreign police officers, hastily at-The searches were carried out will open tomorrow at 574 Bubbling landing and peered into the shaft to 1 fend, riving on the scene, ix decided the detuk le- strictly by the Police, but the mili-Well Road, next to the new Dalo|see what had happened. He slipped dant was drunk and a doctor who lar in whose sectors the operations 1 4 Swimming Pool. As its name implies, and fell down the lift shaft, sustain-examined Mr. Jolley also decided that took place had sentry posts along the the store carries a handsome selection ing fatal injuries. The latch on the This was Mr. Jolley's first ólena ink. routes of search. These soldiers, with of jades, sapphires, diamonds and fourth floor gate was found to be Vitae Boudh of thie Tatar fe Reis t offence Of rides and fixed bayonets, undoubtedly faulty thus enabling its opening by had a reassuring effect on the civil other precious and Scenes in the Settlement-wide search for terrorist suspects which took tion the Registrar, Inspecto: siones and makes a the would-be passenger without the place yesterday when British, American and Italian troops stood by Leslie population and provided a threat to that traffic was light at ting same, ise of the key carried by the lift wuh Russian Volunteers, the time. any terrorists who might t some-tendant. The proper maintenance e th while Observing that, at the current rate e Police were search-Tur Fren servicemen's as- of all s, interlocks and other safety [of exchange, the maximum f sociation held a cocktail party, a! on lifts is of paramount immissible—namely, £20—was some-composed of the four the French Police Club, yesterday nce. in honour of M. Verdier, retiring Director-General of the Frenci Danenberg Larceny Four Indians Charged was of e opinion that Mr, Jolley what high, the Registrar said that he military groups concerned—functioned Killed in Lift Shaft his lesson; Mr. Jolley had as-long several miles of roadway from The Bund westward, Usually -in Municipal Services, and M. Fauraz A worker was transporting a hand [With Larceny petition of the offence, He would sured him there would not be a re-Administrative Director, who ar truck from we ground noo to the Gase Continues the soldiers were seen along accordingly fine him £10, ward VII, Avenue Foch, leaving this city after many yeara ürst floor in a worsted mill, The lift association with the local French rator st el Four Sikhs Committed to Taig and the "outside roads" Municipality operator failed to close the borstwick fendant resented by gate on the landing and ascended to Det Hep 4
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