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"HIT-RUN" DRIVER

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FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1934.

trace of the car or the driver, and after making Inquiries he went to Karages

in Yaumati to look for ear No. 427 which was stated to: have caused the accident, He eventually found the car in Ashley Road near the service station. Ha continued his search of the driver, whom he found at 11 p.m. near the Engle Garage in Yaumati.

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Deoghar, Apr. 26. Violent opposition by the ortho dox Hindus to Gandhi's campaigu on behalf of the "Untouchables" resulted in the window of the Mahaima's motur car belug smash- ed to-day. He was inside at the

however, were soriously hurt.

Three of his reformist volunteers, Ganth declared that he will do penauce if he finds la followers blameworthy.-Reuter.

Another Fast,

Buxar, Apr, 26.

"You are lucky that you are not standing in the dock on a charge of manalaughter," anid Mr. Wynne- Jonca to Yick Ho-sang, who was

Brakes In Order. When witness examined the car, charged at the Kowloon Magla- tracy yesterday afternoon in con- he found the brakes to be in good nection with an accident in Can- order. He stated that there was time, but is reported to have ton Road on the evening of Aprila street lamp at the scene of the escaped injury. 21 when five persons were knock there being 29 feet. Witness found accident, the width of the road ed down by a motor car.

The charged against defendantno akid marka, were (1) falling to drive with due driving along Canton Road he saw Defendant stated that whilat care and caution, (2) falling to stop after a collision and (3) fail-two boys running acros tho ing to report an accident within street. He swerved to the left in reasonable time. He pleaded not order to avoid them, and in doing Hindus launched a desperate guilty to all three charges. so, he knocked down some people. attack on the car in which Gandhi Traffle Inspector Saunders told He was about to stop, but the wus riding early this morning and the Court that at approximately shout "Strike him!" "Strike him!" Gandhi was unharmed, three other people in the vicinity began to damaged it extensively. Although 10 pan. on April 21, seven men were walking along Canton Ronde became frightened and drove occupants were injured. in a group. Five walked ahead way. He and his master were on Gandhi threatens do pen- with the other two bringing up the Station to make a report when

their way to the Water Police lance, as a consequence. rear. When they approached Navy inspector Saunders saw them. "Gandhi was touring with follow- The attack occurred white Street, they heard a car coming) from behind, and they jumped on wanted to save the lives of those ers of the India Congress on be- to the kerb. The ear,

two boys, and that was the cause half of the Untouchables. It was alleged, followed them up the kerb of the accident," he added. while driving through Buxar's and knocked down five of the seven

sacred elty that a mob stoned the men. Inspector Saunders farther| alleged that defendant did not stop fendant convicted himself on his molishing it.

His Worship remarked that de-it with sticks and fron bara, de- car and when it stopped attacked

although he knew that he hadwn statement on the charge of. knocked down some people. failing to drive with due care and of penance means

It is believed Gandhi's threat caution. In a street like Chaton start another fast.-United Press.

that he will Road, he should have driven in such a way that even if two small one, they were in the habit of doling-

boys rushed across the road-as beenit should not have been necessary

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When the Police arrived on the scene, there was no trace of the car or the driver, who was arrest- ed an hour after the accident. Of the five men Injured, Choi Ip-chung had already discharged from hospital.

No Warning.

Defendant Convicted.

for him to mount the kerb und knock down five people.

Further, defendant was convict.

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Evidence was given by Cheung ed on the second charge because Hon-wan, one of the two who es-jhe did not stop, although his Wor In the House of Commons to- caped injury, to the effect that he ship could take into account that day the Lord Privy Sen. Mr. was walking side by side with Lo there was a crowd of Chin Chow Antomy Eden, announced that no Iu-cheung (now in hospital) when coolies who might have made recommendations had yet been ear No. 427 came from, behind things very uncomfortable for him made by the Lengue Advisory Cora- them. Without any warning. It if he did stop.

miftee AR regards Manchukuo ran into Lo la-chenng, who fell on

Defendant was also convicted on postal services. the road with

a wound in the the third charge because there was The Committee is meeting at temple. The car, went on and hitno reason why he should not have Geneva on May 16 to go further four others who were walking driven straight to the Water Police into the matter, Mr. Ellen stated. short distance ahead.

Station to make a report.

That-Reuter.

Questioned by his Worship, wcourse should have recommended ness and there were about 20 itself to him especially as he fall- people on the road at the time offed to stop after the accident. the accident, and defendant's car. knocked down five. It also hit a bus sign-post, but did not stop.

Chol Hol-ping, a wharf coolie. gave corroborative evidence."

Inspector Saunders teatified that he was informed of the accident at 10.15 p.m. and proceeded to the scone immediately. There was no

quite true, your Worship. Canton Regarding defendant's record, Rond le a bad district, and if de- Inspector Saunders said it was fendant had stopped, he would fairly good.

have been seriously assaulted. Defendant: I did not stop be-| On the first charge, defendant cause all the people were shout was sentenced to three months Ing "Strike him!" "Strike him"hard labour; on the second he was The Inspector knows what sort of cautioned; and on the third, he district that is.

was fined $50 or one month. The Inspector Saunders: That la sentences were made concurrent.

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