Strange Story of Roubles in Sinkiang: Motor Cars Ordered from Soviet Nanking, Mar. 17, The case against General Chin Shu-jen, former Chairman of the Sinkiang Provincial Government, oneried here at one o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Kiangsu Provincial High Court. The trial was presided over by Judge Lu Wen-lan, of the 'Kiangsu Provincial High Court, In outlining the ease against' the accused, Mr. Shen Pin-chien, the Public "Prosecutor, charged "Chin Shu-jen with four criminal offences:—
After the Clerk of the Court had yead over the record of the first day's trial, Ai Sha, one of the three witnesses at the trial, asked. for [permission to add some remarks to the evidence he had given. He said that' the Soviet diplomat Rresetative, who negoti consul Mou' Meistung.f clusion of the Soviet-Sinkiang commercial "agreement. in September, 8K, "had" previously oaked" the permission of the Sinkiang Proviaial Government to charter an ere:
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