A private criminal prosecution was instituted in the First. Special Dis 22 against six directors of a company which form ly' operated the Paramount Ballroom by a group of former foreign employees, the directors being accused of a breach of the bankruptey law.
The six directors were Tsu Ong-2u, if Jing-pah, Zung Shee-dau, Koo Lien-zung, Kyung Tsong-zung, and Tsauing Tsu-ken, "and the plaintiffs were S. Ermoll, F, J. Ward, J. Farren, Romer, Muenger, Seven, Sirijevsky, Sylvia Brodsky, Krumnovsky, ete, It was alleged that the directors refused to produce some important account Looks, which made it impossible to bring a separate civil case fwainst them to a. speedy conclusion. That was against the bankruptey law, was alleged. Dr. F. Wilhelm and Mr. T. 7, Loh represented the plaintfs. The hearing was adjourned.
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