The Archive · 1937

Before Judge stilton J. Hetmick

'(Gudement for defendants)

Holding that the sale of 60 trucks by Mr. G. J, Pissarevsky, the plain tim, to the users was not direct which fact was required to obtain a commission of one-fifth of the profit realized by his firm, Judge Milton J. Helmick in the U.S. Court for China fon Feb, 26, awarded judgment to the defendant, Messrs, Andersen, Moyer In is judgment, Judge Helmick slated:

Pht," former employe of crane ere eaves Soa Soa ie aeon 6 care Seat Somme geet a og ped atonal te Anton nem easy ete era Hour cepiaymenh eae Bena Sear can detent as ele com Loh Yoong-ching, unemployed, ws sentenced to sixteen years' Imprisonment by the First Special District Court on February 27, charged with counterfeiting $l-notes of the Conteal Bankeof China and the Farmers Bank of China, Convicted of a similar charge were Sze Wan-chuan and Chen' Sih-wel, who received prison terms of twelve and ten years respec tively. Bight others wore sent to the prison for from seven years and 18 months on the charge of uttering counterfeit banknotes.

DetSub-Inspr. White, recently attached to the Chengtu Road Police Station, rounded up the counterfeiters different districts, "Ho first received information that fake notes wore being offered for sale in the 'Yuen Yuen Lodging House, Kiukiang Road. A Chinese detective posing as a customer was sent to buy §200 in fake notes and, after the purchase, the whole gang' was arrested and approximately $2,000 in fake notes were seized, eat Mey tat, BY gear gam Sener, maine sao Ses lat tod From the evidence adduced at the chi he Cou eae sit Sra Gans ride at naa hee seal. ae ity caus tst cet me tae formation that the Hunan Highway Sarees wes'a eemecte vera durtndant roresny aba eer ary, are a i Zaet Sac ce a massa inet tin tie te chinese where pit Mee cham, where Dia ceeeti te ay es al

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