for the suppression of counter re-Judge Shen said that he thought:
Shouting at the Judge it shoold be left to the politicians Mr. Tsu refused to submit his At the last hearing Mr, Stevens to decide between the principles, of ruling and demanded—inter alia would not peri Of a dispaten communism and the Three People's that the woman be caused to find warrant being recognized unless Principles and that the matter for bail. "Mz, Van den Berg strongly op- Prima facie case could be made os. the court to decide whether com-poxed thie suggestion, stating that] against 1 accused, but the judge monism was allowed by the Nationa-he had comparatively recently had of 8 at that time was in favour of int Government. Ax it wae speci similar ease of am attempt to intro-extradition and remanded the ease tically legislated against and. duce a countereharie against " com n onder that the police prosecutor the accused had confessed to plainant, which counter charge had prove communism wa communist, he could not see why Proved fo he simply 1an should mot be handed over. paintedly lengthy address to the Court He pointed out that the crime foe Mr. Bryan said that the law pro-which the man was wanted wag nol vided that in certain cite specifically the Garden "Bridge, affair, but the further charge from it he could Canton and after further arguing ith at the diseret on both sides Mr, Stevens reluct The article he tantly agreed and the extrad said, had teen farther explained was granted.
Judge Koh pushed the lawyer'e documents aside and re-bby several that followed fused to hent him further. Mr. Tsu intervals and he
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