Br. Bryan—Don't interrupt, I'm I didn't interrupt you.
Continuing, the Police Advocate said there was ample evidence to corroborate the charge. Pick got the "wind up" after he heard that the police were after him so he disappeared until December 30 and then came back for a day. Knowing that the policg were still on his tracks, he left' again and did not return until May. Counsel then read several letters, including one to Mr. Garcia, attributed to Pick which he described as attempts at blackmail, The envelopes were in ick's handwriting.
Pick—Where is my name?
Mr. Schuhl—Where are the enveloped?
Why aren't they produced?
Mr. Bryan made no' reply but went on to deal with other points the testimony and concluded by, asking the Court to impose severe sentences.
Major Holcom) then explained that the complainant Chang had not comimittted perjury as alleged by, Mr. Schuhl: the explanation whioh he had given to the Court was quite plausible.
The case was judgment. adjourned foe
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