The Archive · 1934

Inquiry Opened

The man, Li Ying-ching, was taken Central Station and handed over the Criminal Brigade for examination. El is alleged to have made statement regarding the falseness of the notes and regarding a friend who was to have taken the book to Yun-

"Li gave als address os 9 Hong-chang, off Rue Amiral Bayle, where 2 rald'was immediately carried out bby the police, Here 25,000 more of the false notes were discovered, hid= den in a trunk, Later on, continuing their inquiry, detectives were able to lay their hands on Lion Kwen-song, said to be the chief of the workers engaged in making the false money. He. was examined, and subsequently the police raided 171 Rue Lafayette, where the equipment of the forgers wat dis covered and. seized,

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