No bail was permitted, him, bat del Valle could obtain freedom on $20,000 bail, which Garcia held rot' demanded in some—countries even for murder, Tt did not his bail being refused for trivial gambling when some people who had delivered him to the Provisional Court were conducting] open public gambling at Luna Park.
The Court interrupted that Garcia should confine himself to his own affairs.
Dr. Fischer:—Go on, Garcia, Sey Just what you like, Garein believed that the police were only carrying out orders when they arrested him and these orders uve have come from the Munielp= whose head, Mr. Arnhold, was one of the founders of Luna Park.
He was conducting public gambling himself. in pari-mutuel betting at dog racing which was legal under British law as everybody knew.
'The Municipal Council could hi accomplished a great deal more by ziving him notice and not smashing the place as. they' taking money from the safe and "you can make a great dead of money by. taking it out of safes in gambling. houses like they did."
He thanked the Court for the permission to speak and said. there were other points which would be taken up by Dr. Fischer.
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