Mme. Meurisse, the wife of a banker who is awaiting trial here on @ charge of manipulating mining stock, has laid information. against Francis Lorang, chairman of the Blue Bird petrol companies, whose lure created a sensation' in the city last May.
Mme. Meurisse alleges that she handed' Lorang a quantity of jewellery to sell in London and that, he gave them to, a woman friend in The extradition of Lorang, for whom two London policemen have come here, is likely to be delayed until the matter is settled, possibly a-year or $0 hence.
Lorang, it will be recalled, was recognized on January 5 while riding astride a pig on a merry-go-round in the Montmartre, Paris, by an inspector who had only seen him once months ago, He admitted his identity and was arrested on warrant issued in London some He is a native of Luxem-
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