But let us recall what Dr. Ho sato) in the interview with our Provisional]
It unnecessary to go through the speeches again in detail. Dr. criticism of the management of th Court under Judge Loo was confirmed by what he said Interview with our reporter next day. But there is one point in connection with Mr, Wunsz King's remarks which we must mention The only part of our report not found in tha reports given by other papers was this "(Hle) spoke of the necessity of officials adhering to the principles of the Kuomintang Party But now in the report received from official sources we find, this fat the end of Mr, Wunsz King's speech:—
"T have to impress very strone= ly the necessity of ofleials adh ing to the Party principles.
Our report thus appears fully corroborated both by other newspapers and by an independent reporter sent to make an official record.
Court reporter:—
Dr. Ho. said ho desired understood that he made no reference whatever to Judge Loo" personally, that, he simply stated that, the Provisional Court wes Court he hoped future the feould be na. altered Condance with Chi Chinese he near the Court "That was
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