The involved Dalbank case assum Jed a more complicated angle on Monday at the Provisional Court: when MIN. Fromberg, local manager, was charged under the Provisional Criminal Code, Art, 104, with aid and abetting the Communists with articles necessary for war. Although Fromberg was not arrested on police warrant, he appeared in Court and was questioned by Judge Liang. At the end of the session the Court ruled to have the seals removed froti the Bank, making no mention of fur ther proceedings against the mart ager. Mr. W. 8, Fleming appeared for the Dalbank and Inv. Chang Nich-yuan represented the Investige ating Committee appointed by Nan" king. Tt will be recalled. that. the Dalbank was sealed up on a Pro visional Court warrant one month ago yesterday, it being opened only, ence when the committee went through the books. 7
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Commissioner, when E, Kelhofer H@, jvae charged with aiding and was charged with failing to obey the signal of the police on July 29, on Nanking and Honan Roads cross. ing, "K do not recall anything of the circumstances," was the defence put up, "and, therefore, I cannot plead—guilty. "I was not drunk either, and Tam not in habit of going against red lights."
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