New Order Issued in Court The following order was issued by Judge Milton J. Helmick of the US. Court in China on Friday: "Until such time as the otherwise, following rule of United, Star
[Court is adopted; Where execution has been returned by the. Marshal nullo bona, on verified motion Aled by plaintiff in the same cause, reeitsug substantial grounds therefore, the wrt in its discretion may issue citation to the judgment debtor reguiding him to appear before the Court "at a time fixed therein and there submit to examination "under }oath regarding his assets and" proerty "transactions."
Until this order had been issued attorneys frequently found them= selves unable to cite into court on behalf of their clients, debtors against Whom judgments had been given: The ruling is expected to facilitate conditions on judgments given in the 'US. Court for China, inasmuch as the debtor is required to state under oath any and all assets, together with Jany property transfers. causing considerable loss to their Business.
'After the decision against them had been announced by the Court, th Tseng and Ho said they would peal against the decision. During the period of appeal, the two prison-Jers were ordered to put' up $400 security each.
'Mr. Chu Hsw-chiao, the social welfare' worker connected with the Chinese YMCA. for a number of years, who was also charged by the Police with being concerned in stigating intimidation in connection with the rickshaw disturbances, was among the three who were acquitted [by the Court the other two being Chu Foong-ziang and Chang Kung-wen.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.