The witness had a private code which he kept in his valise, and the last occasion on which he saw this was on March 20, This code was also missing. "I went through the valise immediately" went on the witness, "and found that the bank code was missing, and one sealed envelope containing $350 which I had kept for emergencies, Also gone was a letter of recommendation signed by Dr. J. D, Johnston of Guy's Hospital, London.
His passport had been given to Danenberg for safe-keeping.
'A sheet of note paper, the handwriting on which was identified by the witness as that of Danenberg, was produced in court, Mr, Watkin Williams after reading out the address at the top of the paper—"Windtre, Temple Bar, London"—asked the witness if he knew what it meant and Dr. Coolidge replied that it was the telegraphic address of his lawyer in London. The following six lines on the paper were in his private code. "I haven't translated the message" he added "but I recognize the first group of letter *dbum, which means please remit. "Dr, Coolidge went on to say that he had some shares under the control of Mr. Windfre and he had given instructions for the shares to be sold at a certain price. If they were sold the money was to be sent to his mother to be paid into his account at the Anusara Bank in Siam.
He had never communicated with Mr. Windfre asking for a loan. The signature on the bottom of the message—S. P. Silpa—was the name of his brother, and the witness's name, which was mentioned on the message, was spelt in the Siamese style, being the same as that on a letter which he kept in his valise. The following groups were translated by the wi ness Mkwyw", "reply immediately"; and "Cosad", "send to this address". Here Mr, Haines stated "We should break this code before long."
The hearing was then adjourned until 10 am. today, Tue conference of special, administrative commissioners. Which was called by the Hupeh Provincial Government, was formally opened in Hankow on July 4, says a message to the "Hwa Mei Chen Pao" Attending the opening session, it is reported, were the Chairman, General Chen Cheng, and other members of the Hupeh Provincial Government, as well as the administrative commissioners for various sections of the province, Zi H
Cuwa will be represented at the annual conference of the Interna tional League of Nations Union, to be opened in Copenhagen: yesterday by Drs, Chien Tuan-sheng, Yang, and Hsieh Shou-!
Liu Kai, states a dispatch to "Standard." The conference, which will last six days, will be attended by representatives from over forty countries,
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