Shanghai, June 26.
Persons obtaining or trying to bia illegal profits caused the eri Tninal_ branch" judge. of the First Special Dinirict Court to. be very Busy" yesterday. Tou Hoong-den frow six months having been found fully of forging Japanese passes and Inoculation sertiietes which would show people to. travel in the acc Died terior. "His. establishment at 2 Hfankow Road was recently raided bythe police and meny forged docu tents were found' there. ssu had fol many forged. passes and cert eaten "Pwo other men drew 30 days each for sterling fire extinguishers. from ito "houses. in Tongshan oad by Posing. ae fre' brigade of, An Bleged copper melter named Wong Kytesung faced the serious charge having, on various occasions prior {o June 24, melted more than 5000 foppers and two small copper ingots in'his establishment in Vu ¥a Ching Road. He was remanded for a week ending further investigations, Mysterious Death shanghai, June 2 'The French Concession' police and judges of the Second Special District Court are investigating the mystery surrounding the sudden death more than a week ago of Miss Li Vu-ying, Bi-year old head nurse of a Chinese clinic at 696 "Rue Bourgeat. Her coffin was opened and her body examined on June 24 by the procurafor, and the body is still in the hands of the judicial authorities to facilitate further investigations, 'Lu Cheng-ching, 39-year old son of the president of the clinic, who is Jeonnected with the institution Jexecutive capacity, and Dr. Lin Tseng-liang of the' same clinic are being held by the police for questioning, "An autopsy may be held, The question centres "around the cause of her sudden death, which occurred in her room in the clinic on the day after the Dragon Boat Festival when she has paid a visit to her parents, She showed no sign of illness during her visit to her parents and no marks of violence were found in her body the next day. It was alleged, however, that the police were not informed of her death and therefore her death certificate, made out by authorities of the clinic itself, testifying that death was caused apoplexy, Jeff much room for doubt.
Suspicion deepened recently when anonymous letters reached the French police asking for a close me vestigation of her death, Such a letter was also received by the Fukien Residents Association, as Miss family came from Fukien, The late 'Miss Li had been connected with the clinic for six years, sleeping in the clinic's "dormitory "instead of her parents' house. She leaves behind savings amounting to about $7,000, some gold ornaments, and clothing.
German emigré was sentenced te five month Imprisonment. and Aned $200 for stealing a camera from a Chinese, who advertised in news papers oftting to sell It "The. ae-used tured the seller to. big hotel oom where he gave a receipt in Feturn for the camera presented to Fim promising to pay oath ater
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