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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY,

FEBRUARY 20, 1935.

Extradition Sought

FORMER CHINESE OFFICIAL

EMBEZZLING CHARGE

His extradition sought by the Chinese authorities in Shanghai on a charge of having embezzled tho sum of $34.000 from the National Postal Savings Bank, In which he had held a governmental position, Young Kin-ping was brought before Mr. W. Schofeld,

at

the Central Magistracy this morning.

Mr. J. A. Fraser, Assistant At- torney General, appeared for the Crown, and Mr. F. C. Jenkin, K. C., and Mr. Hin-shing Lo, Instructed by Mr. J. M. Inll, appeared for the fugitive.

Heavy rains interfered with sport in Shanghai recently. Our picture shows the Racecoures flouded by

"Mr. Jenkis, made an application SHANGHAI

that the fugitive, be allowed ball. He said if it was opposed, he would give his reasons for the application.

Mr. Fraser said he did not ab solutely oppose ball, and would like to put the Crown's case after the application.

OFFERED TO SURRENDER Mr. Jenkin said he had only just seen the warrant, and it alleged that two-and-a-half years ago, then holding a governmental position, the fugitive had em- bezzled the sum of $34,000. The fugitive, said Mr. Jenkin, had been realding in the Colony for some time, and had been here conting- ously for the last six months. It was known to both Chief Detective Inspector Shannon and Mr. LH.V, Booth, Director

Criminal of Intelligence, that the fugitive had offered, through his legal advisers, months ago,

that if at any time he should be wanted, he was pre- pared to surrender himself to the possible police. There wns chance of his evading the answer to the charge, and under the cir cumstances he asked that the fugitive be granted bail on moder- ate terms. The fugitive had 110 property in the Colony, but had money in the bank. The agents of the Government in Shanghai could quite easily have found the fugitive, as he had lived in the Colony for a considerable time.

Mr. Schofield: I take it that he will find two suretics?

no

CASH PREFERRED

Mr. Jenkin: He would prefer a caah ball, as he does not want to bring anybody else into the case if he can help it.

Mr. Schofield: Having regard to the amount embezzled, I should think that $50,000 is very reason

able bail.

Mr. Fraser said the fugitive's extradition was requested by the Chinese Government, to whom they were bound by n Sovereign Treaty. He was a fugitive from justice, and was not in the same -position as a criminal.

After referring to the Magis trates Ordinance, Mr. Fraser said that under the heading "Bail", a Magistrate might at his discretion

MARKET

ACTIVITY

EXCHANGE VERY STRONG

RE-EXPORT

OF SILVER

(Special to "Talograph”)

an, overnight downf IL

DEATH OF MR. J. E. JAPANESE AIMS IN

MITCHELL

STEWARD OF HONG-

KONG CLUB

Widespread regret will be felt at the death of Mr. John Edward Mitchell, Steward of the Hongkong Club, which took place at the French Hospital in the early hours of this morning, at the age of 42 years,

CHINA

LORD

LOTHIAN'S

VIEWS

London, Feb. 18. "Inpan wants to tear up and the treaties and the step over present collective system in the Far Eat," Lord Lothian writes this morning in The Timer in com- menting on Japanese policy in China.

The late Mr. Mitchell had been

"I do not think there is any In the service of the Hongkong Club for about six months, prior doubt," he goes on, "that Japan to put the world in the to which he was on the staff of wants

the Repulse Bay Hotel. Some face of a fait accompli in China Shanghai, Feb. 20.

years ago, he was Assistant Mana- analogous to that accomplished in Trading on the Foreign Exchange ger of the King Edward Hotel. He Manchuria. There is, of course, Market was dull here this morning had resided in the Far East for no question of war, which streng- at opening, but the undertone was many years. He leaves a brather thens the Japanese position. But

I all the difference be firm. Speculatora were inclined to and sister in England, for whom there sell, but banks are reluctant buyers much sympathy will be felt. tween the policy of drift and of a vigorous political action on the of exchange.

Rates soon rose while on

The funeral takes place this part of the other signatories of Exchange quotations evening, passing the Monument at the Nine-Power Treaty which is Gold Bar

6 p.m. broke below 900,

the

At 11.15 am.. however, the foreign exchange market shade caster.

A TVAN

Traders are expressing some concern over a Customs notification which was published this morning. in which it was stated that the re-exportation of newly imported silver would be

BRITISH FINANCES

GOOD INCOME TAX YIELD

absolutely nece permissible "f They are

Loudon, Feb. 19. asking who will be responsible for The latest Treasury returns! show that ordinary revenue for determining the "necessity."

The United Press has been the financial year up to February

is 16 amounted to £593,878,820, reliably informed that this merely the result of poor transla compared with £609,701,084 for the tion of the notification, and that there is no intention on the part of the Ministry of Finance to in terfere with the re-export of silver,

MANILA STOCK

EXCHANGE

PHILIPPINE GOLD

SHARE QUOTATIONS To-day's notations as rertived

now torn up without their con- sent.

"China does not want to bo subdued by Japan," the writer continues, "aho wishes to stand on her own legs without being enslaved by any foreign power. As a matter of fact the United States, Great Britain, the U.S.S.R., France, and Italy, can give her more effective, financial help than Japan," concludes the article

Havas.

corresponding period of last year. "Did Them A World Of Including self-balancing revenue, the figures are £670,468,920 and £683,098,054 respectively.

Income tax collected last week

Good!"

Mother in Ceylon Tells How Het Children. Were Helped By

amounted to about £14,000,000. BABY'S OWN TABLETS

bringing the total to date in £175,- 669,000, as against £173,591,000 at

A mother's personal experience, the corresponding date, last year, however briefly and simply told, is more convincing evidence than a whole the Total ordinary expenditure up page of theoretical talk about

In medicine for children. to last Saturday was £622.286,759, merits of as compared with 2008,392798 at Here is what Mrs. M. C. Dickson of February 17, 1994. With self- a Drieberg's Lane, Maracana, Ceylon, balancing expenditure, the total writes:

"I have given Baby's fwn Tablets

British Wireless,

admit the accused to bail. So that by Mesura, Swan, Culbertson and for the current year is £106.248,- in this instance, he would not ab- Fritz shortly after the close of 127, as against £690,172,7-15. fe my daughter, Barbara, aged 41, and solutely oppose ball, but he would entirely oppose anything like a cash depoalt.

the morning session of the Manila, Stock Exchange are as follows:---

Price In Powe Asked Bild 5ces Volume

Poler Pelew ter 1

SH'O

:

Antamok felda

Baguin Gold Miniha

Rent Consulidated 14.09

Epic Bar

0.10

SURETIES SUGGESTED After quoting the Extradition Act at Home, Mr. Fraser said his view was that a deposit of ensh Gold ver

should not be granted, 18 only much on the wording of the Oregon Molag Co. dinance as on the grounds of ren Sayur Consulidated son. To secure the appearance of United Hasenly

1.2 D.A% Znene

0.34 0.35 Inahb 12.00 12,00

0.1.19 Bonna

0.0% 0.152 0.34 0,37 37 22 | Sainera Mining Co. 0.14 0.19 0.11

1.26

3. C.

INDUSTRIES FAIR

Lamion. Feb. 19. 4000 The number ol nyers at the on British Industries bare in dog w..

10,868, A Berease of 1009 ot 0.2% ብዛ 500 the figures in 199 Kang Muleta * P. Gold share Index 19.3. Market day last year.-Brifiak Wanitar, the fugitive, his Worship mustendy. Volumen pesca 100,000. exercise special caution, and the précaution he would suggest was that the fugitive should put two surelles, jointly or singly, with a special amount of bail. He agreed that 350,000 would be a reasonable amount,

Mr. Jenkin said at the moment they could not put up any surety, as It woukl bi difficult to have anybody else involved in the mat

MURDER CHARGE

EIGHT CHINESE IN

THE DOCK

Eight Chinese appeared before Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones, at the Central Magistracy this morning, tor. He client was. however, on a charge of having, with others

prepared to put up $50,000 ball, and

not in custody, at 101 Chan fu Wo

in view of the apparent staleness village, Sai King, on February 13.

of the charge, that security would murdered Wang Fuk.

be ample.

The defendants were Wong

Mr. Schofield: Of course, there Kan-ki (31), Chun Ting-ki (28).) is the special consideration that Wong Sau (29), Wong Kang (36), we have to consider the keeping Wang Lin-yau (23), Li Tal (23), of the Treaty, so I don't think that Chan Ming alias Chan Shun (34) I can disperse with thy applica and Wang Kun-ynu (35),

tion to and two sureties,

DECULIAR CASE

On the application of Inspector

A. II. Elston, the defendants were

Mr. Junkin: This is treating remanded until February 25.

the case as one of an ordinary

nature. The Inteness to obtain

this warrant makes it a peculiar DR. SCHUSCHNIGG

case. The Nanking Governmont,

Is, I have no doubt, well aware of

the whereabouts of their officials,

VISITING LONDON

London, Feb. 19.

and they must have known this man was down here. If he

was Dr. Schuschnigg. Austrian really guilty, instead of living Chancellor, and Herr Waldenegg. openly In the Colony and Instead, Austrian Foreign Minister, who of openly going to the police and are paying an unofficial visit to offering to surrender himself, he London next week, will arrive on could have left the Colony long Sunday afternoon. ago. That is a very material

point lur his favour.

They will be ontortained at lun-

Mr. Schofield: I am uirald 1'ehoon by the Prime Minister at am not prepared to grant cash ball 10, Downing Street on Monday, only. Two substantial securities and a dinnor will be given at the will be required.

Austrian Legation in the evening. Sir John Simon will entertain the visitors at luncheon on Tuesday.- British Wireless:

The cast was formally remanded for a week, with the fugitive in police custody,

to my son Melay, nged 2 years and 6 months, fur ennstipsiun," and found That they did them a world of good. } } Think Hoby's Ovo Tablets a very Leßertiše neni, dy facehildren and have 10 besilatten in rezommending them to parents,”

Enby's Own Tablets correct infantile

culie inde en nat roy mahn verlian, diag forellace, dis nád eruan, erre laudbine toleo lamet me by me, the N dmge & Exper worms. They nie cheninable bem al ebomitia.

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