Jack, the Korean, implicated in the Darroch Road crime of November 0 last by Yih Liaison and whose presence a# a witness had been repeatedly requested by the Chinese Judge, on July 8 was escorted to the First Special District Court by Japanese officials when the hearing, fatter being adjourned for over two weeks, was resumed of the case against three Cantonese, Yih Hal-sen, alias "Little Cantonese," Yang Ven-tao and Chow Zen-yoong, charged with the murder of H. Nakayama, a Japanese marine, No light, however, was thrown on the case by the Korean witness who denied any knowledge of the plot to ill certain Japanese alleged by Yih Hai-sen at various hearings in the District Court, Jack told the Judge it was true he had known the "Little Cantonese" for about three years, but that, since he was involved in a cabaret sume with Yih Hal-sen in [July or August last year, he had not een the latter until he was arrested
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