Mr. Raven arrived in the U.S. Con sulate in response to a telephone call, from th Marshal, Mr. Edward Faupel, sharily before noon, He was unescorted, coming from his home entirely of his own free will. He was taken to the Amoy Road gaol, as a formality, until his bail could be aitanged. This was done by his bother, Mr, C, H. Raven, who wrote out a cashier's cheque for U.S, {$10,000 on the Chase National Bank Immediately upon receipt of the cheque, Mr, Faupel instructed dhe nol officials to release Mr. Raven.
Mr, Driscoll's ball was put up by Mrs. Julius C. Kleffel, wife of the former vice-president and manager of the AmericanOriental Banking. Corporation. She posted her home as security. It was necessary. first £0 Judge Helmick to approve the secu ity. In the meantime, Mr. Driscoll algo was taken to the gaol, with Mr. Raven. He was released shortly, Judge Helmick approved the socurily.
Mr. Brown Not Served Mr. Brown, in Manila, according to a United Press despatch, stated on Saturday that the charges filed against him had not yet been served and he declined to make any comment on the matter. The Manila branch of the American-Oriental Finance Corporation recently partial ly pald its creditors, and hope all-can be paid off if the Manila branch is separated from the other branches of the Corporation. WI ther or not it can: be is now decided by the Courts in' Mail will be necessary for the US. Court to send a marshal to Manila fo bring Mr. Brown to Shanghai, Faupel on Saturday morning cabled phone & Telegraph and 100 shares Western Union Telegraph Ca. The charge goes on to state that," from November, 1934, until May 27, this year, the defendants used the shares for their own benefit, and that, when the American-Oriental Finance Corporation suspended business, the d fendants were unable to repay Mr. Bassett.
(Of the other fourteen charges, six are in four figures, ranging from US, $1,081.57 to US. $2,808,02. 'The' other eight are all under U.S. $1,000, the smallest being for U.S. $22.75. This is for three shares in the Elec-trio Bond & Share Ca, which Mr. L.-J, Bergmann placed with the America tion for mann, the people mentioned in the charges as having placed stock with the defendants are Mr. D'Ungern Sternberg, Mr. Edward P. Howard, Mr. O. Bordes, Mr. H. W. Brook, Mrs. John te F. Stevens, jun, Mr. C..R. Jones, Mr, John Corfield, Mr...
Harris, Mr. William N. and Florfence C. Gray, Mr. Stanley G. Kirk-and, Mr. Gordon Yates, Mr. John A. Bly, and Mr. H. G. Smith.
'With' the present "charges, the! amount of money involved in the case now reaches a total of US. $250,041.69 and Sh. $1,121,761.88,
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