The Chinese saying that "easily-gained fortune never stays with a man doomed to bad luck" has applied in the case of Tao Tze-kong of 5 Rue Kraetzer, proprietor of a transportation firm and a hosiery factory whose recent marriage to a guide society girl is being disputed by another woman who claims to be his wife in the First Special District Court, where Tao is being kept in custody pending further investigations.
Tao is facing a bigamy charge. The complainant in the case is an amah whom, it is alleged, Tao married many years ago when he was poor. They have a 15-year old daughter, so the court has been told, but Tao said that he merely lived with the amah without any marriage.
Recently Became Rich Accused alleged to have recently become ver} rich through the efforts of his wife, By virtue of her relations with a high official of the new regime she enabled her husband, then a friend. to send three shipments of hams from Hangchow to Shanghai where such delicacies are Highly priced. As a result, he made a big profit and to reward his girl for her part in the business, he proposed marriage.
well-known Chinese civic leader recently invited to be a witness at the wedding in a Vu Ya Ching Re std where a big banquet was held. besides the staging of several classical dramas. His alleged wife was entirely forgotten but th n À to collect enough e to cause the police to arrest Tao several days ago, when he was enjoying himself in a Yunnan Road sing song house,
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