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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 2, 1988

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BOY ALIVE

New York, To-day. Hope has now been abandoned that James Cash, 512-year-old son of the wealthy Florida oil deal- er, and kidnapped on Saturday evening, will be returned alive.

On Saturday, it was revealed yesterday, the police arrested a spectator who was standing outside the Cash home and rushed him by car to Miami. Meanwhile, hundreds of farmers downed tools in response to a general call for volunteers to search for the missing boy.

The men, divided into groups of fifteen, were ordered by the Federal Inspector not to take arms.

They are to search all houses and buildings, and if admission is re- fused, they will post a guard and send a message to Headquarters.

WALLET FOUND

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There was a sensational turn the case yesterday afternoon, when

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YU KI-LEUNG, AGED 22, WAS

a railway employee found a wallet THIS MORNING CHARGED BE- containing a photo said to resemble FORE MR. R. EDWARDS AT THE MAGISTRACY ON of CENTRAL the missing boy; on the steps the station at Huntingdon, Long FOUR CHARGES OF THEFTS OF CAMERAS AND CLOTHING Island.

FROM UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AT ELLIOT HALL ON VARIOUS DATES.

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The envelope containing the photo had an unsigned note: "The boy is held by gunmen and a woman. escaped in the Everglades, sixteen miles from Princeton, across the railway lines."

IMPORTANT EVIDENCE

The wallet also contained the card of a Florida restaurant.

The police consider it important evidence, and Federal agents have

York been rushed from, New Huntingdon.-Reuter.

HUNT INTENSIFIED

Princetown, To-day.

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Mr. E. S. C. Brooks appeared for defendant and said he was the son of a wealthy Chinese who died recently. Defendant had behaved very foolishly. He had a brother at the University and while visiting. him stole the articles from com- plainants who were friendly with him. His family could have given him whatever he wanted. The articles, which were pawned had all been traced, and the brother was willing to make amends.

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Sub-Inspector Ritchie said the University authorities had been worried-by-petty thefts for some time past and suspicion fell on The hunt for the kidnappers has defendant. His room at No. 20, developed into one of the greatest Caine Road, was raided and a in the history of Florida. Four stolen camera was found and also hundred members of the American several pawn tickets relative to Legion and war veterans have been articles reported stolen. rushed to the scene. from Miami, together with every able-bodied farmer in the neighbourhood, large numbers of Boy Scouts and Works Progress. workers.

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GAVE HIMSELF UP

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Defendant was not present at Administration the time, but a few hours later went to the Police Station and gave himself up.☺

They are scouring the country side on the fringe of the mosquito- Mr. Brooks suggested that bind- infested Everglades, where it ising over would meet the case. De- feared that if the kidnapped boy is fendant had a brother at the hidden, he will easily succumb to University and another at St. the rigours of the climate: Reuter. Stephen's College and a prison sentence would leave a stigma on them and the family.

Defendant was remanded on so that amends could be made to the pawn-

CHOLERA WARNING $700 bail for 48 hours

Seven hawkers of ice cream brokers for the articles pawned,

and Jellies were this morning fined

$2 each by Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Magistracy under the

ergency Cholera Regulations. Ella FAIR TO SHOWERY

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Worship warned them. that a more serious view would be taken in future.

The Royal Observatory reports that a weak anti-cyclone is indicat- ed over. China, and pressure, is re- Wat Mul-chal, aged 11, was ad-latively low, over Indo-China mitted to the Queen Mary Hospital Loc forechat — E.; winds, mo- yesterday. He was mocked down dèrata, by a public car in Wellington Street.

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Lam, Kwok-lin was sentenced to Knocked down by a taxi in Des one month's hard labour by Mr, R. Vouex Road Central,, Chol Cheuk Edwards this morning, for the Chuen, aged 12, was admitted to theft of six boxes of singlets from the Queen, Mary Hospital suffering the Mee Wah Co. in Des Voeux from injuries to the head.

|Road Central yesterday.