The mysterious foreigner suspected of, being concerned in Communist activities. on Monday morning made his sixth appearance before the Second Branch Kiangsu High Court, Despite the Chinese Judge's close examination, he was as persistent as ever in his refusal to divulge his ame. Consequently, the Judge ordered a further remand.
"Phe prisoner told the Judge that he had agreed to the appointment of M., Paul Premet, a French lawyer, as his representative, but he had not yet had time to sign the power-of-attorney. The Judge immediately questioned M. Premet as to whether he knew his client's name and received the reply "No".
Mr. M. G. Tsang, legal adviser 0 the Chinese military authorities, who previously had applied for the my-Story. man's extradition, then asked fora further remand, saying the military authorities had found a quantity of documents in a foreign Tanguage and it would take some time to translate them. The translated documents would be submitted to the Court at the next hearing as evidence against the suspect, Mr. Tsang said, "The Judge again questioned the prisoner about his name and pointed out that, if he wished to sign the torney" with M, Premet, he must nothing to say.'
Tt was claimed by officers attached to the Lunghwa military office, yes day, that a name believed to been found in a held by them, Tt other question, however, whether the foreigner would admit it or not.
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