Exchange Directors Dismissed A private criminal prosecution brought in the First Special District Court by Kwong Hsia-fu, a share-boltier of the China Merchants Stock 'Exchange, against H. S. Chang, the Director-General, Y. $. Yin, and Z. K. Shen, directors, for alleged misappropriation of public funds, was dismiss Judge Chiang' on Tuesday Feb. 19).
Alleged Theft of Gold Ingot Brought here from Japan Thursday, Vladimir Boger, a Czechoslovak dentist with his office at 83 Peking Road, was arraigned before the First Special District Court on Friday charged with that he, prior to January 9, 1935, did enter prem-ses of 612. Embankment Building, North Soochow Road, and steal from Mr. Heister one gold ingot weighing '70 ounces, 43 Japanese gold coins, and two American gold coins, the total value of which was" approximately $7,300.
The principal witness at yesterday's hearing was Mr. Helster who told the Court, among other things, that his wife went with accused to Tying~ tao on January 10, 1935. Questioned by' the Judge, leave Shanghai and had hypnotized her, Further questioned, witness said the accused knew his'address very well. The accused, questioned, denied the charge of larceny. The Court remanded the case til the afternoon of March 1, pending the appearance of witnesses.
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