The Magistrate—What, there ]were a lot of Chinese about and some work being done, and no talking!
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photograph. Corbyn sai was very nervous when he Det.-Sergt. Tinkler said that pris oner had not at any time since hi arrest made any statement relevant to the case. He was told a man named Sorensen had been handed over to the Danish Consulate in connexion with the affair, but he did not comment on that.
Mr. Kentwell asked for an. Journment in order to prepare the defence, saying that he was instructed only at 1.30 p.m, ea Saturday.
The Magistrate—You had all Sunday.
Mr. Kentwell—I usually keep that as a day of recreation and for religious exercises, The Magistrate—It is not bader form to write a letter.
The case was adjourned,
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