Both the accused were removed to the headquarters, and, as the accused Tefused ly yys to open them, a locksmith was! fetched in and they were opened by him in the presence of the accused. In box No. 1 I found a lot of documents referring to activity of the Pan-Pacific Trade Union secretariat in China and the Philippines, In box No. 3 I found 8 lot of 16 envelopes which contain-documents referring to reports by various agents addressed in most eases to "A.C.LAF.", which stands for "All-China Labour Federation,"
communist organisation. In addition there were three envelopes containing G.$800,, G.$23., and Y.150.
"The female accused was taken to 74 West End Gardens, and admitted that she was the tenant. On June 28 under instructions, D. I. Ross,
No. 66 Hart Road, and there seized charge of police party searched 'a cabinet which contained a number two Belgian passports. places were searched.
Det-Insp. David Benjamin Ross, also gave evidence, corroborating: the previous witness, and. furth stated. that the deposits in pass books of various local Chinese banks amounted to $47,500, and there were {ito found various Chinese "chops" and instructions "as to. how they were to be used in withdrawing money from the banks, Det.-Sgt. Mason, of the Fingor-
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