Shanghai, Feb. 8. WO more Japanese-employed Chinese were the victims of terrorists yesterday and both are now lying in the Mortuary, at Kiaochow Road whilst Crime Branch Headquarters is once more busy in an attempt to curb the activities, of what seems to be a well organized gang of gunmen.
The first of yesterday's victims, was Tsu Khy-dang, the 37-year-old, chiet_of the Joss paper section of the Tax Bureau of the "Reformed Government" which has offices at 1095 Sinzn Road. Tsu, who is a native of Chinghwa, had just lett his home' at House 8, Lane 1039 and was proceeding west on Sinzn Road, on hhis way to office at about 9.10 am. when hig. rickshaw-puller heard a number of shots fired. He turned round and saw blood streaming down hie master's head.
resuming that an attempt had been made on Tsu's life, the coolie roped the shafts and ran to seek cover. The gunman, after having shot twice, both shots hitting the victim, escaped in a westerly direction. The assailant, according the coolie. ware foreign style clothes and that is the only clue which the police have for the moment, A EPC, telephoned to Bubbling Well station and detectives were on the scene soon afterwards, picking up the Used cartridge cases and questioning, witnesses of the daring attempt Meanwhile Tsu was rushed to the Pauilun Hospital in an emergency am~ Dulaneo but was found to have died fon the way with a bullet-wound in the head and another in the back.
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