This is the second attempt to yaidl the Provisional Court. The first was made last summer when an effort was made to appoint Miss Soume Tebong to Judge Loo's position, Miss Tebong, however, was unable to take up the post because of: popular opposition to changes affecting: the non-political character of the Provisional Court. Judge Loo remained in his position because ho refused to be turned out without due legal procedure as provided for in the Rendition Agreement.
The objections to Judge Loo arise from his refusal to permit politicians to use the court in their own me terests, He has never received full support from Nanking, which has regarded the Provisional Court fan appendage to the machinery of the Kuomintang as a political party. Judge Loo, who is a highly qualified Inwyer, has-adhered to the law and to-legal procedure and has declined to manage the court by secret agreements with politicians, with result that he has had fow friends in Nanking. These enemies of the Provisional Court have been insistent upon his dismissal, but they have not dared take steps after the terrific public denunciation of: their Inst attempt to raid the Court, These men believe that this {is a good opportunity, as the Powers have not formulated their policy towards the new Government and Chinese delegate to the Internatior Bar Association Conference held it 'Manila several years. ago and president of Chih Tz University in Kiangwan. Dr. Ho returned from Nanking a couple of di " where he conferred with Gen. Niu' Yung-chien, chairman of the Kiangsu Provineial Government, who made tbe} appointment,
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