Hongkong, June 1.
It is announced that Mr. Young Kin-ping, former Director-General of the Chinese Postal Remittance and Savings Bank, whose extradi-'Hon to Shanghai was refused by the magistrate here on Wednesday, has been formally discharged.
Mr. Young was wanted in Shanxnai on a charge of having embezzled '$34,000 from the bank in. connection with the purchase of certain properly in the French Concession, but the magistrate held that there was InsuMetent evidence against him 10 hustity his extradition.
During the proceedings, Mr. A. J. [Praser, "Assistant Attorney-General. mentioned the name of Mr. D. MeLorn, Deputy Director-General of. the bank," among several other Shanghai forelmers, in connection with the transaction, but it is em-Dhasized here that nothing Mr. Fraser said was intended to. imply [that this connection was other than nontinal one arising out of his official duties, and in no way was 'Mr. MeLorn' associated with the accusations.—Reuter, "sential industries were to be the special concern of the Government, and. silk production way in a bed fray. Up im Sumtak (Sinteh), where the mulberry tree. Sourishes and there're more features to. the unre mile than elsewhere, an ex-Derimental station was founded, and The foundation stone was laid for a model silk weaving factory on Honan Thinnd opposite Canton." With this factory, wee to be combined one fr the spinning of silky another for {he Weaving. of cotton fabrics. The plan'"is now up, ut not yet "was in 1699 that dredsing ang ailing began for the inner harbour of Canton, which by 1995 is am acoom= Dilshed fact, But wharves have 40 be provided before the large seamers
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